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” “Gangstalking” is a “catchphrase” name….
……describing what has become a part of traditional and new organized crime that is networking through the United States and some other countries.
Organized crime groups
……and “criminal elements” from all walks of life use or hire for pay, criminal organized stalking crews to assault “targets” to cover up financial or other crimes.
These criminals “contract” with the covert organized assault crews:
to silence any potential witness or “trouble maker”, whether real or imagined, that could possibly effect their lives.
“contract” / “assault squad” to discredit and silence …………using their criminal “gas-lighting” methods.
These “organized criminal crews“ assault
[victim’s] family, friends, neighbors and many people in community.
There is always a reason someone is targeted and most will know why and who started it, but apparently:
some victims never know what happened to them, why it is happening or who “triggered” the over...
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Dirty medicine
By Katherine Eban
May 15, 2013
1. The assignment
FORTUNE — On the morning of Aug. 18, 2004, Dinesh Thakur hurried to a hastily arranged meeting with his boss at the gleaming offices of Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. It was so early that he passed gardeners watering impeccable shrubs and cleaners still polishing the lobby’s tile floors. As always, Thakur was punctual and organized. He had a round face and low-key demeanor, with deep-set eyes that gave him a doleful appearance.
His boss, Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Ranbaxy’s head of research and development, had joined the generic-drug company just two months earlier from GlaxoSmithKline, where he had served as global head of psychiatry for clinical research and development. Tall and handsome with elegant manners, Kumar, known as Raj, had a reputation for integrity. Thakur liked and respected him.
Like Kumar, Thakur had left a brand-name pharmaceutical company for Ranbaxy. Thakur, then ...
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Dirty medicine
By Katherine Eban
May 15, 2013
1. The assignment
FORTUNE — On the morning of Aug. 18, 2004, Dinesh Thakur hurried to a hastily arranged meeting with his boss at the gleaming offices of Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. It was so early that he passed gardeners watering impeccable shrubs and cleaners still polishing the lobby’s tile floors. As always, Thakur was punctual and organized. He had a round face and low-key demeanor, with deep-set eyes that gave him a doleful appearance.
His boss, Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Ranbaxy’s head of research and development, had joined the generic-drug company just two months earlier from GlaxoSmithKline, where he had served as global head of psychiatry for clinical research and development. Tall and handsome with elegant manners, Kumar, known as Raj, had a reputation for integrity. Thakur liked and respected him.
Like Kumar, Thakur had left a brand-name pharmaceutical company for Ranbaxy. Thakur, then ...
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Dirty medicine
By Katherine Eban
May 15, 2013
1. The assignment
FORTUNE — On the morning of Aug. 18, 2004, Dinesh Thakur hurried to a hastily arranged meeting with his boss at the gleaming offices of Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. It was so early that he passed gardeners watering impeccable shrubs and cleaners still polishing the lobby’s tile floors. As always, Thakur was punctual and organized. He had a round face and low-key demeanor, with deep-set eyes that gave him a doleful appearance.
His boss, Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Ranbaxy’s head of research and development, had joined the generic-drug company just two months earlier from GlaxoSmithKline, where he had served as global head of psychiatry for clinical research and development. Tall and handsome with elegant manners, Kumar, known as Raj, had a reputation for integrity. Thakur liked and respected him.
Like Kumar, Thakur had left a brand-name pharmaceutical company for Ranbaxy. Thakur, then ...
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Dirty medicine
By Katherine Eban
May 15, 2013
1. The assignment
FORTUNE — On the morning of Aug. 18, 2004, Dinesh Thakur hurried to a hastily arranged meeting with his boss at the gleaming offices of Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. It was so early that he passed gardeners watering impeccable shrubs and cleaners still polishing the lobby’s tile floors. As always, Thakur was punctual and organized. He had a round face and low-key demeanor, with deep-set eyes that gave him a doleful appearance.
His boss, Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Ranbaxy’s head of research and development, had joined the generic-drug company just two months earlier from GlaxoSmithKline, where he had served as global head of psychiatry for clinical research and development. Tall and handsome with elegant manners, Kumar, known as Raj, had a reputation for integrity. Thakur liked and respected him.
Like Kumar, Thakur had left a brand-name pharmaceutical company for Ranbaxy. Thakur, then ...
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Dirty medicine
By Katherine Eban
May 15, 2013
1. The assignment
FORTUNE — On the morning of Aug. 18, 2004, Dinesh Thakur hurried to a hastily arranged meeting with his boss at the gleaming offices of Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. It was so early that he passed gardeners watering impeccable shrubs and cleaners still polishing the lobby’s tile floors. As always, Thakur was punctual and organized. He had a round face and low-key demeanor, with deep-set eyes that gave him a doleful appearance.
His boss, Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Ranbaxy’s head of research and development, had joined the generic-drug company just two months earlier from GlaxoSmithKline, where he had served as global head of psychiatry for clinical research and development. Tall and handsome with elegant manners, Kumar, known as Raj, had a reputation for integrity. Thakur liked and respected him.
Like Kumar, Thakur had left a brand-name pharmaceutical company for Ranbaxy. Thakur, then ...
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Dirty medicine
By Katherine Eban
May 15, 2013
1. The assignment
FORTUNE — On the morning of Aug. 18, 2004, Dinesh Thakur hurried to a hastily arranged meeting with his boss at the gleaming offices of Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. It was so early that he passed gardeners watering impeccable shrubs and cleaners still polishing the lobby’s tile floors. As always, Thakur was punctual and organized. He had a round face and low-key demeanor, with deep-set eyes that gave him a doleful appearance.
His boss, Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Ranbaxy’s head of research and development, had joined the generic-drug company just two months earlier from GlaxoSmithKline, where he had served as global head of psychiatry for clinical research and development. Tall and handsome with elegant manners, Kumar, known as Raj, had a reputation for integrity. Thakur liked and respected him.
Like Kumar, Thakur had left a brand-name pharmaceutical company for Ranbaxy. Thakur, then ...
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Dirty medicine
By Katherine Eban
May 15, 2013
1. The assignment
FORTUNE — On the morning of Aug. 18, 2004, Dinesh Thakur hurried to a hastily arranged meeting with his boss at the gleaming offices of Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. It was so early that he passed gardeners watering impeccable shrubs and cleaners still polishing the lobby’s tile floors. As always, Thakur was punctual and organized. He had a round face and low-key demeanor, with deep-set eyes that gave him a doleful appearance.
His boss, Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Ranbaxy’s head of research and development, had joined the generic-drug company just two months earlier from GlaxoSmithKline, where he had served as global head of psychiatry for clinical research and development. Tall and handsome with elegant manners, Kumar, known as Raj, had a reputation for integrity. Thakur liked and respected him.
Like Kumar, Thakur had left a brand-name pharmaceutical company for Ranbaxy. Thakur, then ...
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Dirty medicine
By Katherine Eban
May 15, 2013
1. The assignment
FORTUNE — On the morning of Aug. 18, 2004, Dinesh Thakur hurried to a hastily arranged meeting with his boss at the gleaming offices of Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. It was so early that he passed gardeners watering impeccable shrubs and cleaners still polishing the lobby’s tile floors. As always, Thakur was punctual and organized. He had a round face and low-key demeanor, with deep-set eyes that gave him a doleful appearance.
His boss, Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Ranbaxy’s head of research and development, had joined the generic-drug company just two months earlier from GlaxoSmithKline, where he had served as global head of psychiatry for clinical research and development. Tall and handsome with elegant manners, Kumar, known as Raj, had a reputation for integrity. Thakur liked and respected him.
Like Kumar, Thakur had left a brand-name pharmaceutical company for Ranbaxy. Thakur, then ...
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Accutane's mechanism of action explained
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I believe that I have discovered Accutane’s mechanism of action and I will lay my evidence on the table and the reader be the judge. This specific information about the mechanism of action might someday lead to a treatment for Accutane induced cellular damage. After all, it’s much more difficult to fix something when you do not know what is wrong. I’ve provided the scientific studies to back up my hypothesis and used analogies in order to make the biological concepts easier to understand. I’ve explained everything in such a way that it’s very straightforward, even for people without a background in molecular biology.
Today, most people that are scientifically savvy about Accutane know that it decreases cell proliferation (in the bone, skin, gut,...
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Dirty medicine
By Katherine Eban
May 15, 2013
1. The assignment
FORTUNE — On the morning of Aug. 18, 2004, Dinesh Thakur hurried to a hastily arranged meeting with his boss at the gleaming offices of Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. It was so early that he passed gardeners watering impeccable shrubs and cleaners still polishing the lobby’s tile floors. As always, Thakur was punctual and organized. He had a round face and low-key demeanor, with deep-set eyes that gave him a doleful appearance.
His boss, Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Ranbaxy’s head of research and development, had joined the generic-drug company just two months earlier from GlaxoSmithKline, where he had served as global head of psychiatry for clinical research and development. Tall and handsome with elegant manners, Kumar, known as Raj, had a reputation for integrity. Thakur liked and respected him.
Like Kumar, Thakur had left a brand-name pharmaceutical company for Ranbaxy. Thakur, then ...
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Thakur listened intently. Kumar had not even gotten to the really bad news. On the plane back to India, his traveling companion, another Ranbaxy executive, confided that the problem was not limited to Vimta or to those ARV drugs.
“What do you mean?” asked Thakur, barely able to grasp what Kumar was saying.
The problem, said Kumar, went deeper. He directed Thakur to put aside his other responsibilities and go through the company’s portfolio — ultimately, every drug, every market, every production line — and uncover the truth about Ranbaxy’s testing practices and where the company’s liabilities lay.
MORE: Maker of generic Lipitor pleads guilty to selling ‘adulterated drugs’
Thakur left Kumar’s office stunned. He returned home that evening to find his 3-year-old son playing on the front lawn. The previous year in India, the boy had developed a serious ear infection. A pediatrician prescribed Ranbaxy’s version of amoxiclav, a powerful antibiotic. For three scary days, his son’s 102°...
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Dirty medicine
By Katherine Eban
May 15, 2013
1. The assignment
FORTUNE — On the morning of Aug. 18, 2004, Dinesh Thakur hurried to a hastily arranged meeting with his boss at the gleaming offices of Ranbaxy Laboratories in Gurgaon, India, 20 miles south of New Delhi. It was so early that he passed gardeners watering impeccable shrubs and cleaners still polishing the lobby’s tile floors. As always, Thakur was punctual and organized. He had a round face and low-key demeanor, with deep-set eyes that gave him a doleful appearance.
His boss, Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Ranbaxy’s head of research and development, had joined the generic-drug company just two months earlier from GlaxoSmithKline, where he had served as global head of psychiatry for clinical research and development. Tall and handsome with elegant manners, Kumar, known as Raj, had a reputation for integrity. Thakur liked and respected him.
Like Kumar, Thakur had left a brand-name pharmaceutical company for Ranbaxy. Thakur, then ...
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Thakur listened intently. Kumar had not even gotten to the really bad news. On the plane back to India, his traveling companion, another Ranbaxy executive, confided that the problem was not limited to Vimta or to those ARV drugs.
“What do you mean?” asked Thakur, barely able to grasp what Kumar was saying.
The problem, said Kumar, went deeper. He directed Thakur to put aside his other responsibilities and go through the company’s portfolio — ultimately, every drug, every market, every production line — and uncover the truth about Ranbaxy’s testing practices and where the company’s liabilities lay.
MORE: Maker of generic Lipitor pleads guilty to selling ‘adulterated drugs’
Thakur left Kumar’s office stunned. He returned home that evening to find his 3-year-old son playing on the front lawn. The previous year in India, the boy had developed a serious ear infection. A pediatrician prescribed Ranbaxy’s version of amoxiclav, a powerful antibiotic. For three scary days, his son’s 102...
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A friend shared this with me, quite an interesting read:
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正本清源解析比特币——价值被远远低估的BSV2019年4月10日最好的感谢是打赏！
本文打赏地址（仅BSV）为：
1G5VsRMu6oKrjL7aFThtf8dRxapAPsv5Ub
Handcash handle：$liuyuefu
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前言
众所周知在本文发表时的中国，投资一词基本是小白的口吻。即便是加密货币，目前也不过是资本盘的游戏。
目前99.9%的加密货币从长期视角看是会归零的，没错，本文要介绍的Bitcoin Satoshi Vision（BSV）（直译：比特币之中本聪愿景）就是仅剩的那一个如今适合『长期』价值投资的标的。
看到这里你也许会笑，会不以为然，会看成骗局。带着警惕和怀疑很好，因为本文只适合具有一定逻辑思辨基础的人继续阅读。
老聂曾说：“如果你无法理解，那你必然无法相信”。深入理解BSV需要具备一定的多学科基础：计算机、互联网、经济学、加密学、法律学、博弈论、历史学、物理学、复杂网络，等等等等。这阻断了许多人真正理解BSV，哪怕是币圈中的老人。本文无意于深入论述BSV，仅从投资者的角度，简单介绍BSV『长期』价值投资的逻辑，从正本清源解释何为比特币开始，阐明BSV目前的价值其实被远远低估。
一，误区
由于媒体报道或大V言论，绝大多数公众持有许多先入为主的误区，因此本文第一部分需要先厘清三个最主要和最常见的误区，具体解释会放在第二大节“比特币的本质”中，请先记住这三点：
1.“比特币”等于“BTC”？不，“比特币”等于“BSV”！
“比特币”一词源于中本聪发布的白皮书，Bitcoin一般被交易所简写为BTC，故一般把BTC看成比特币，这话在2017年以前是没错的，可是自从2017年之后，比特币发生许多次修改，产生了许多分叉链。尽管目前众交易所一致把“BTC”这一前简称留给其中以“比特币核心”主导的链，尽管“比特币核心”主导的这一链也在所有分叉链中拥有最大的市值，严格意义上，由于现在的“BTC”已经因为引入的各种修改而破坏了比特币的独有特质，只有BSV依然保留着比特币的最初设计与独有本质，因此尽管此时此刻外界多以为比特币就是BTC，下文所出现的比特币都是指BSV。
2.“比特币”大于“区块链”？不，“比特币”大于“区块链”！
自从比特币开区块链之先河之后，陆续诞生了各种“其他区块链”，随着各路炒家...
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