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Here’s an interesting story. Decrypt is reporting that the IMF said El Salvador is done buying Bitcoin and the 1 BTC per day being added to their treasury is from shuffling BTC from one government wallet to another. If true, is this concerning news?

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It seems to me that we do not have enough details, and if the distance really was 200 yards (meters), then that is a really expert-level kind of shooting, especially with ONLY one shot.


I don't know why people keep repeating this retarded shit.

200 yards is nothing, a child could make that shot as long as they can line up the long rifle.

I could literally make that shot at 500 meters in the offhand with a carbine let alone the prone with a long rifle.

They said it was a Mauser 30-06

Which is too long to fit in a knapsack.

They have a photo of him jumping off a roof with no rifle.

Yet the rifle was found in the woods.


So someone else helped with the rifle or he modded the rifle and made it be able to detach the barrel.

It is not meant to detach it is compression attached when the threads are mated.

Wonder what the story is.

Now that would take an expert gunsmith.

*there is no doubt someone used that kid as a patsy and put a bug in his ear.
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My shooting really is not very good, and I think that it has to do with my eye dominance so I would have to change my eye dominance with some training.. and surely you are referring to a long rifle with a accurately adjusted scope and surely with either a tripod or some kind of a surface to rest it on (not holding the rifle.. since that would be even more difficult). Surely.. scopes get thrown off frequently, and so there are needs to do target practice to make sure that the scope is accurate.. .

Sure, maybe it is true that a lot of folks can train themselves to cause 200-yards to be an easy shot.. and yeah of course that is around 2 football fields.

Another thing is that I would imagine if someone is shooting to kill then they would be shooting for a headshot, so the fact that the shot hit the neck may well mean that he missed, but he missed in a direction that ended up being quite effective.

I doubt 200-Yards is easy... even if you think so.  Maybe others agree with you, and that is o.k, and your proclaiming to be able to make that shot with 500 yards?  Have you consistently hit targets (like target practice) at that range?  500 yards is holy shit.. half a kilometer.  I have my doubts.  Call me an arm chaired skeptic.


LOL, I could make it offhand with a carbine 500 yards with open sites.

I am a Marine, we don't fuck around, I also had 20/10 vision most of life until recently which doesn't hurt. Wink

I don't think you have had any training if you think 200 yards is far, especially with a scope in the prone.

FYI minimum range on a marine rifle range is 300 yards.

BTW, Professionals do not do headshots its not conductive to a kill as anything can happen to make a head move. Torso is the kill shot if your targeting humans, head shots are for people that don't have a clue and yes he got lucky and caught the neck whether he was shooting for head is debatable as he was probably going for torso but did not adjust his elevation for how close he was and shooting downhill. He probably had it zero'd for 300 yards. What you need to understand it the guy was a sitting duck, a target not moving and the kid was prone (lying down) with a long rifle and a large caliber round. It is what is termed a turkey shoot or fish in a barrel.

BTW, I didn't see where they said he had a scope but haven't read anything on it except a small paragraph to see if he used a carbine or not, you got a good link for all the specifics?
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My shooting really is not very good, and I think that it has to do with my eye dominance so I would have to change my eye dominance with some training.. and surely you are referring to a long rifle with a accurately adjusted scope and surely with either a tripod or some kind of a surface to rest it on (not holding the rifle.. since that would be even more difficult). Surely.. scopes get thrown off frequently, and so there are needs to do target practice to make sure that the scope is accurate.. .

Sure, maybe it is true that a lot of folks can train themselves to cause 200-yards to be an easy shot.. and yeah of course that is around 2 football fields.

Another thing is that I would imagine if someone is shooting to kill then they would be shooting for a headshot, so the fact that the shot hit the neck may well mean that he missed, but he missed in a direction that ended up being quite effective.

I doubt 200-Yards is easy... even if you think so.  Maybe others agree with you, and that is o.k, and your proclaiming to be able to make that shot with 500 yards?  Have you consistently hit targets (like target practice) at that range?  500 yards is holy shit.. half a kilometer.  I have my doubts.  Call me an arm chaired skeptic.
LOL, I could make it offhand with a carbine 500 yards with open sites.
I am a Marine, we don't fuck around, I also has 20/10 vision most of life until recently which doesn't hurt. Wink

I don't think you have had any training if you think 200 yards is far, especially with a scope in the prone.
FYI minimum range on a marine rifle range is 300 yards.

BTW, Professionals do not do headshots its not conductive to a kill as anything can happen to make a head move. Torso is the kill shot if your targeting humans, head shots are for people that don't have a clue and yes he got lucky and caught the neck whether he was shooting for head is debatable as he was probably going for torso but did not adjust his elevation for how close he was and shooting downhill. He probably had it zero'd for 300 yards. What you need to understand it the guy was a sitting duck, a target not moving and the kid was prone (lying down) with a long rifle and a large caliber round. It was was is termed a turkey shoot or fish in a barrel.

BTW, I didn't see where they said he had a scope but haven't read anything on it except a small paragraph to see if he used a carbine or not, you got a good link for all the specifics?

I don't know much of anything more specific (in any material way) beyond what was posted in this thread, and I think that I got the 200-yards from this thread.
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I don't know much of anything more specific (in any material way) beyond what was posted in this thread, and I think that I got the 200-yards from this thread.

Btw, I didn't mean just you, I have seen this repeated in a few comments (other sites as well) and have no clue why it keeps getting parroted nor who the Tard is who originally said it or where it started.
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It seems to me that we do not have enough details, and if the distance really was 200 yards (meters), then that is a really expert-level kind of shooting, especially with ONLY one shot.


I don't know why people keep repeating this retarded shit.

200 yards is nothing, a child could make that shot as long as they can line up the long rifle.

I could literally make that shot at 500 meters in the offhand with a carbine let alone the prone with a long rifle.

I remember in my military training, I could consistently land a bullet in the bull's eye circle from up to 500 yds away, using a perfectly adjusted 7.62 mm caliber rifle, with iron sights only (no scope). I can't remember the size of the bull's eye circle though. It's not a difficult shot, but if I was an assassin preparing to take out a political target, I would make sure I'm expertly trained and use sniper-level equipment. I don't know if he aimed at the neck or the head (and missed), but if it was the neck, it was a perfectly executed shot IMHO.
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Charlie Kirk Shot in neck in Utah.
Big maga guy.

not sure if okay.
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I have to assume he is dead. The far left need reigning in, they are violent and unhinged. Something has to be done.

Yeah.. that is pretty graphic, and almost impossible to survive, even if there were medics on the spot because it looks like an artery was hit.

Condolences.

Charlie Kirk murder suspect named, Tyler Robinson, of Utah is now in custody - turned in by his father.  

It is strange there was no sign of the rifle (in the video) when the suspect jumped off the building that was supposedly hid in some woods nearby...  

Hey, Mister...
Throwing a rifle off the roof (off camera sight) and picking it up afterwards to hide it in the woods nearby is not really Houdini level magic, is it?
At least that's what i would do to be able to climb off the roof comfortably and without making too much noise.
But that might be only my nonstandard mind  Wink

I know, conspiracy theories are easy to fall in love with, as i did when i was a teen and young adult.
In the end, when looking at things with a clear mind, which i also happen to have sometimes, mostly all of those theories tend to fall apart quickly.
Believing in them despite they didn't stand the reality check, or even if there is only resonable doubt involved, is not a sign of cleverness, to say it in a friendly way.

The real point here is (imho) online radicalization with a grain of gun laws.
But Trump, who is abusing the interweb for radicalization himself, is calling for death sence, is a little more than just irony, it's pure retardness.
Otherwise, we are speaking about a senile, grumpy Egomaniac here, which should be considered as well.

I trust the FBI in this. Or are there any real reasons not to?

BTW, in context to the mormon background of the shooter,
(Sorry, my easily distracted mind got off of what i wanted to write about here as i edited the post a multiple of times in multiple of places before and after posting it, which i i often tend to do - I have lost the idea what it was about)

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I think i was the first one here that originally said "good shot" about the 200m strike to the neck, assuming the assassin being not being a well trained shooter.
There are a few points i'd like ask you as a Marine, though:

1. Police special forces snipers (in my home country) are trained to aim for the small brain, because it takes down the victim without twitching a muscle, in case he/she is holding a gun or bomb trigger. That might be different in military tactics, where this is quite pointless.

2. How much does wind play into the precision of a 500 yard shot? How do you correct for it? Especially the direction. I assume that headwind and tailwind also have a slight effect on how much the projectile "falls" in a certain range, but that might be Millimeters. I also think that it depends a lot on the characteristics of the bullet and load/energy of the shell/powder used (speed and rotation of the projectile).

Oh they want to tell the media that he acted alone when it's crystal clear that someone must have triggered this juvenile conduct?

I will keep a deaf ear to some of the investigations they will come up with to hide the truth. What has Charlie Kirk done to the 22 years old boy to ever think of pulling a trigger? This was well planned and it's unfortunate that Kirk is no more with us in this evil planet.


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To talk a book similar yours, i could easily just call it an inside job to make the extreme left look bad, and to distract from Trump's beautiful Epstein-Secret.
It's not a good idea to believe what is not certain. This is why we have invented science (EDIT: to counterbalance research and belief, which are always biased).
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...@Hueristic:
I originally said "good shot" about the 200m strike to the neck, assuming the assassin being not being a well trained shooter.
There are a few points i'd like ask you as a Marine, though:

1. Police special forces snipers (in my home country) are trained to aim for the small brain, because it takes down the victim without twitching a muscle, in case he/she is holding a gun or bomb trigger. That might be different in military tactics, where this is quite pointless.

2. How much does wind play into the precision of a 500 yard shot? How do you correct for it? Especially the direction. I assume that headwind and tailwind also have a slight effect on how much the projectile "falls" in a certain range, but that might be Millimeters. I also think that it depends a lot on the characteristics of the bullet and load/energy of the shell/powder used (speed and rotation of the projectile).


1) Sounds plausible, most cops would be taking the shot at very close range with a scope, a long gun and in the prone position not to mention the fact there are multiples of them firing at the same time.

2) We literally call that setting the windage and it helps to know it or to be able to take a test shot and then adjust of course the closer you are the less its a factor and at 200 yards its not very relevant.
AFA elevation you have a chart for your ammo/rifle range and you take that into account you also take into account if your elevation is higher or lower.
IIRC it takes about 2 weeks for a marine to learn the basics and then he is either a marksman or he is doing those 2 weeks again or going home a failure.
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 Ouch!  Wrong tool for the job.

and wrong place, wrong time, and the worst thing was that she left, she's the craziest one...
...the GIF was very cool!

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....., then you will fold that into bitcoin and then continue gambling/trading with your other capital.. So for example you start out with $25 and you trade it until it reaches $100 and then put it into bitcoin... That might not be a bad system if that was what you were really doing, but I doubt that.

Following your example and completing, it would be almost that, so I started with $25, reached $100, I put $75 in BTC, and continue with the initial amount, in the case of the example, $25.

-but you know very well that this is not what always happens, so for example, I sold it at 114k, and I came back here after lunch and it was 116k, then I think, I look at the volume and decide that I have to rebuy, more expensive, and I take this decision and rebuy more expensive, and when the afternoon comes I come back here and the price went to 109k, And I understand that I made a mistake and the price will continue to go down, so again I take another decision and sell it at a loss.  So that's how that lose the initial amount.  So due to greed, this happens, I'm not going to lie.  
   Most of the time, as the capital is fractional, I hold the loss, i to have a breath, I wait for the market to move, and then enter with the other part, while the one who is at a loss is keeped apart, but also due to greed, sometimes I believe that it will be possible to sell what is at a loss to buy back cheaper and as the other part is in profit, I put everything together and I sell it, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, always a mix of greed with bad luck and luck at the same time.

    I'm describing what I really do, I believe in what I do, and I guarantee that when there is the opportunity to buy the profit in BTC, it goes to the wallet and there it stays, only i sell BTC when I really need it. And I guarantee that I'm not here to convince you, and you don't need to believe it either, I'm just answering you, i wouldn't gain anything by lying to me,  much less I would lie to you.

  I can also tell a lie here, since what we say here may not be true, but two years ago, I sold 0.3 BTC, and this year I sold another 0.4 and currently, if I add my amount to trade plus those that are saved, I have 0.3 in total. As I may or may not be telling the truth, I can then say that these numbers mentioned are real.
  It is true that we are passing through here in this world and we do not know what tomorrow will bring, but in relation to having BTC, it is the best choice of my life, I still do not use Bitstamp more since they implemented KYC (I filled out the KYC requirements, but I stopped using it there when the regulations in my country took hold.), but I have access there, and I can still prove to you that at that time I had 6BTC and over time, In addition to having paid more than 1BTC on this laptop(2016) that I am using now, I managed to lose a lot, and if I did not trade and just bought btc, I would be doing very well now and could easily afford the two surgeries I need. 20 years ago, on my right knee, and 5 years ago the left shoulder, both, bicycle accident.(I'm not asking for anything here, just explaining that trading is not good at all).
 Before I traded like crazy, and this strategy I mention, I started two years ago, and it also doesn't mean that it is 100% as I would like, but it is controlled and I have been doing well with it.

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...@Hueristic:
I originally said "good shot" about the 200m strike to the neck, assuming the assassin being not being a well trained shooter.
There are a few points i'd like ask you as a Marine, though:

1. Police special forces snipers (in my home country) are trained to aim for the small brain, because it takes down the victim without twitching a muscle, in case he/she is holding a gun or bomb trigger. That might be different in military tactics, where this is quite pointless.

2. How much does wind play into the precision of a 500 yard shot? How do you correct for it? Especially the direction. I assume that headwind and tailwind also have a slight effect on how much the projectile "falls" in a certain range, but that might be Millimeters. I also think that it depends a lot on the characteristics of the bullet and load/energy of the shell/powder used (speed and rotation of the projectile).


1) Sounds plausible, most cops would be taking the shot at very close range with a scope, a long gun and in the prone position not to mention the fact there are multiples of them firing at the same time.

2) We literally call that setting the windage and it helps to know it or to be able to take a test shot and then adjust of course the closer you are the less its a factor and at 200 yards its not very relevant.
AFA elevation you have a chart for your ammo/rifle range and you take that into account you also take into account if your elevation is higher or lower.
IIRC it takes about 2 weeks for a marine to learn the basics and then he is either a marksman or he is doing those 2 weeks again or going home a failure.

Thanks for the info!
About that two weeks: Totally reasonable.
We have a small army unit of well and hard trained soldiers in my home country. It can be compared to the Marines and occasionally they meet in friendly military contests, where they usually receive high respect, and vice versa. The dropout rate is very high in the first year of training.

EDIT: Holy shit, a short scroll on twitter showing the public really running hot on the Kirk assassination. This won't help to reduce the dividing of the people. So much shit and Elon joined in to stir the pot. Insanity forecast: 10/10. I think i'll open twitter again next month or so.

I have no problem if all people (globally) calling for violence would just kill each other, leaving the peaceful population behind. Wouldn't that make a great solution where everybody gets what he wanted? The good people clean up the mess and live happily after. So simple, it might be stupid.

Think about it.
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