
“Bitcoin users began sending the FBI small fractions of Bitcoin along with public comments to the federal law enforcement agency. A number of the comments include links to news articles about the Central Intelligence Agency supporting the family of drug lords in Afghanistan or helping Contras traffic cocaine in the U.S. A few railed against drug prohibition, while others simply made fart jokes. Some have expressed support for Ross William Ulbricht, the 29-year-old accused of running Silk Road and hiring hitmen to kill two people. And a handful have even used the opportunity to promote their causes and small businesses.”
http://www.digitaltrends.com/social-media/silk-road-fbi-bitcoin-trolls/
Related posts:
Ben Swann Reality Check on Piers Morgan vs. Alex Jones
WSJ: Five Reasons Why the Gold Bulls Are Right
Chechnya Isn’t Czechoslovakia
The Forgotten Country Where Profits Beckon
ABC tells viewers that scenes of destruction in Gaza are in Israel
Oakland Congresswoman Fights Medical Marijuana Crackdown
Persian Handmade Shoes: Why Bitcoin
Two NYPD Cops Charged with Raping Teen After Busting Her for Marijuana
Obama Bombs Yemen Hours After Winning Reelection
Antigua set to bypass US copyright law with WTO green-lit media, software sales website
CoinLaw: lawyer's consultations and advice for Bitcoin
No Warrant Needed for Illinois Drug Wiretaps
FBI Trying to Infiltrate Keene, New Hampshire
India Bank Adviser Proposes Regular, 'Surprise' Cash Bans
Bitcoin, gold and competitive currencies