bitfly.site or byteex.cc
FILII is not a legit crypto. It will never lauched to become a public cryptocurrency. There is no ICO for this crypto. I invested and scammed over $45000USD. It is just a scam/ fraudulent. I personally went to the FBI office last week to seek for help. Unfortunately, FBI officers claiming that, in order for FBI agent to open a file for investigation, there is minimum of $500,000 money involved or if there are more victims shown up in their complaints. We need your help as you need our help. Let get tight together to fight for our justice, our pride. Spread the words if possible thus different social media. If there are any victims invested into this fraud, I suggest you to report your case to FBI cybercrime in the following link:
https://www.ic3.gov
Along with reporting to FBI website, there are actually more government websites we can report our cases.
https://www.sec.gov/oiea/Complaint.html
Seems like those fraudsters are from China, but there is no way we can report anything to China gov (i tried, but it won't work unless you know someone in China who can help you report in mainland). However, there's a Hong Kong police website we can report to
https://www.erc.police.gov.hk/cmiserc/CCC/PolicePublicPage?language=en
Then go to report a cyber crime
Since we are given out our ID card or driver license information when we create the accounts, we also basically became a victim of identity thief. My suggestion is also report to the the following government website
https://www.identitytheft.gov/
If anyone needs any additional information, feel free to reply to this messsage or pm me if wanted.
I'm not sure about anyone else's experience growing up, but I remember often hearing that there was an inscription on the hat or tiara of the pope that read "Vicarius Filii Dei" and that through counting the numerical representation of the vowels (I think), the letters on the inscription amount to 666. This was presented to me as evidence that the pope is indeed the antichrist or the beast or whatever. I left Adventism and Christianity a few years ago and still assumed this claim to be true, but I'm looking into the issue now as it has come up in a few discussions I've been having lately (mainly about vaccinations). Apparently, the inscription is a fabrication.
It was claimed to be the case sometime in the 19th century by some early Adventist pioneer but has been repudiated and discredited by Adventists starting at least in the late 1940's, pg 35 There have been no documented cases of people finding the inscription on papal tiaras and people have produced fake images that were rejected by the General Conference because of their falsehood. Even after all of these years, there are people who believe that this is true and use it as evidence or proof that the book of Revelations is talking about the pope where modern biblical scholarship says that it's referring to the Emperor Nero using the gematria numerical values of the letters of his name.
Has anyone stumbled upon this before? Has anyone heard this claimed in the church while still in it? I think this needs to become widespread knowledge because it'll deal a blow to people's interpretations of the bible and maybe make them question what they've been taught.
The double i how is it pronounced? Like a long i?
##The Banefort
###10th Month, 201 AC
[M:] Obligatory Wololo
Almost two and a half years had passed since that fateful day when a raven arrived from the Ten Towers carrying the message that would change Theon's life forever. But it hadn't been an instantaneous change, no, it had been slow and arduous as Theon set himself to the task of reading in-between sparring sessions and menial chores that were expected from a squire such as himself. Many a nights were spent awake, contemplating matters both spiritual and mundane, as well as struggling with the conflict inside of him that only grew as he learned more about the history of the Greenlands and his people from the perspective of those they had attacked.
It wasn't just a matter of appeasing his father's ambitions either, however, as the boy learned the values of chivalry and the oaths that knights swore in the name of the Seven to uphold them. If Theon said the words under false pretense, he would surely anger both the Drowned God and the Seven, but if he didn't, then the years spent on the Greenlands would've been for naught.
Cousin Rodrik had become a knight, though Theon now knew that it was in name only, but even so, he seemed to have been faring well enough on the Isles when Theon left for the Westerlands, so maybe it wasn't as bad as he feared, maybe the Drowned God and the Seven could live side by side after all? The thought provided some respite from the worries, and as the months turned to years, the tension eased until finally, about a fortnight after his 13th name day, he made his decision.
It was early in the morning when the Ironborn squire approached the quarters of his master and knocked on the door. Clutching the borrowed tome tightly to his chest, he nervously waited for the door to open and quickly blurted out "I'm ready." He shut his eyes tightly, blissfully unaware of his statement's vagueness.
