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Pavel Durov founded Telegram, the messaging app that keeps your conversations so private that no one, not even Telegram itself, can read what you are sending. That poses a risk to the ruling elites who want to control you. Which is why the moment Pavel Durov stepped foot in... show more

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ManChurchvor 1 Jahr

I thought I heard they put in a back door while they were holding him hostage? . . .

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Timothy Truettvor 1 Jahr

And Telegram uses YOUR NAME TUCKER to scam people out of money who try supporting Trump. Telegram socks and fuck those ripoff punks. Ask them about Trump cards they sold with your name and face. I lost thousands trying to help.

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LeeRoyJenkins®vor 1 Jahr

If true, then how is this possible? Pavel "has made changes to the platform's moderation practices in response to legal pressures and scrutiny. Telegram now provides IP addresses and phone numbers to law enforcement upon valid legal requests."

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PDF GPTvor 2 Jahren

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PT Marinovor 1 Jahr

With all due respect and not to discount the great work you do, not Now. Everyone's focus should be on the current war at hand.

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🖤💛🏴 e/rik e/xplains 🏴💛🖤vor 1 Jahr

Eh, it encrypts like that if you manually select it when starting a conversation. Other platforms (Signal, Apple Messenger) use end-to-end encryption by default. Telegram is still far better than WhatsApp, Facebook, SMS, etc.

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Thanks for sharing.

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where is the entire take?

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ryfierivor 1 Jahr

Thoughts Gordon ? @iFightForKids

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Maral Tchiftelianvor 1 Jahr

Great interview, eye opener to government law's and manipulations.

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Avgustvor 1 Jahr

What they didn't explain was that Facebook and Google CEO's were never interrogated or arrested because they allowed the services access to our data.

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Telegram founder Pavel Durov has effectively been under house arrest in France since he was arrested there ten months ago. For the first time, he explains why. (0:00) Being Arrested in France (10:57) France’s Attempt to Humiliate and Tarnish Durov (15:54) Did the Russian Government Ever Try to Arrest Durov? (17:21) How Telegram Makes Money (20:04) Are They Attacking Durov Because He’s Russian? (21:19) Did Anyone Defend Durov? (24:23) What Did Durov Do in Jail? (25:17) Is Durov Allowed to Leave France? (30:37) The Real Reason They’re Attacking Durov (31:56) Europe’s Mission to Make Privacy Illegal (39:20) France’s Confiscation of Durov’s Phone (40:47) The Investigation Into Durov (56:52) How Telegram Stays Neutral in Global Politics (58:44) The Advancements of Encryption Technology (1:00:47) Is There Anything That Can Prevent a Government From Spying on You? (1:02:42) The Importance of Disconnecting (1:04:40) Durov’s Thoughts on Ross Ulbricht (1:06:54) Will Durov Stay in France After the Investigation? Includes paid partnerships.

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When Pavel Durov landed in Paris last August, he didn’t expect to be arrested. But that’s exactly what happened. The Telegram founder was taken into custody by French customs police and placed into solitary confinement—without explanation. Speaking out for the first time since his arrest, he told Tucker Carlson the real story, not the headlines. Durov said the conditions were grim. “And then I spent four days in police custody, the building in south of Paris that I think is run by the customs police officers.” Carlson asked what that looked like in practice. “Was a 7 square meter room, or 70FT² room and no windows, concrete block,” Durov said. “A bed this narrow, no linen, no pillow, a mattress this thin, like a yoga mat this thin, maybe one centimeter, half inch.” A light blinked constantly overhead. “Which was a bit annoying.” “Locked door?” Carlson asked. “Yeah, the door was very securely locked, I must say.” “So you’re in a cell?” “Yes, it was a solitary cell, so to say. There were no other people there.” “They put you in solitary confinement?” “You could say that, yes.”

When Pavel Durov landed in Paris last August, he didn’t expect to be arrested. But that’s exactly what happened. The Telegram founder was taken into custody by French customs police and placed into solitary confinement—without explanation. Speaking out for the first time since his arrest, he told Tucker Carlson the real story, not the headlines. Durov said the conditions were grim. “And then I spent four days in police custody, the building in south of Paris that I think is run by the customs police officers.” Carlson asked what that looked like in practice. “Was a 7 square meter room, or 70FT² room and no windows, concrete block,” Durov said. “A bed this narrow, no linen, no pillow, a mattress this thin, like a yoga mat this thin, maybe one centimeter, half inch.” A light blinked constantly overhead. “Which was a bit annoying.” “Locked door?” Carlson asked. “Yeah, the door was very securely locked, I must say.” “So you’re in a cell?” “Yes, it was a solitary cell, so to say. There were no other people there.” “They put you in solitary confinement?” “You could say that, yes.”

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The creator of Telegram, Pavel Durov, was arrested at Le Bourget airport, where he arrived from Azerbaijan. This was reported by the French news channel LCI. Durov was shown a search warrant issued by the OFMIN (small office) of the national department of judicial police of France on the basis of a preliminary investigation. According to the French TV channel TF1, the warrant against the founder of Telegram was issued because Durov did not cooperate with the French security forces, which makes him an accomplice to drug trafficking and other serious crimes. Durov was in Baku at the same time as Putin, but there was no information about their meeting. Durov is also to be questioned due to suspicions of wiretapping Macron's manager through the secure network Telegram. Amid news of the arrest of Pavel Durov in France, shares of the TON cryptocurrency used in Telegram began to fall sharply. Pavel Durov faces up to 20 years in prison. He will soon appear in court as a French citizen.

The creator of Telegram, Pavel Durov, was arrested at Le Bourget airport, where he arrived from Azerbaijan. This was reported by the French news channel LCI. Durov was shown a search warrant issued by the OFMIN (small office) of the national department of judicial police of France on the basis of a preliminary investigation. According to the French TV channel TF1, the warrant against the founder of Telegram was issued because Durov did not cooperate with the French security forces, which makes him an accomplice to drug trafficking and other serious crimes. Durov was in Baku at the same time as Putin, but there was no information about their meeting. Durov is also to be questioned due to suspicions of wiretapping Macron's manager through the secure network Telegram. Amid news of the arrest of Pavel Durov in France, shares of the TON cryptocurrency used in Telegram began to fall sharply. Pavel Durov faces up to 20 years in prison. He will soon appear in court as a French citizen.

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Pavel Durov Reveals Attempted Poisoning, Telegram Pressure, Bitcoin Fortune, and Over 100 Children Entrepreneur Pavel Durov shared candid details about his life and interactions with authorities in an interview with podcast host Lex Fridman. Durov claimed that in spring 2018 he survived an attempted poisoning. He experienced sharp pain, vision and hearing loss, difficulty breathing, and eventually lost consciousness. He woke up the next morning covered in bruises and was unable to walk for two weeks. He also spoke about pressure on Telegram. According to Durov, the head of French intelligence demanded that certain channels be deleted before elections in Romania, but Durov only blocked those violating platform rules. Durov confirmed that in 2013 he bought thousands of bitcoins at $700 each and predicts the price could reach $1 million. Regarding the “two chairs” question noticed during his conversation with Tucker Carlson, Durov explained it as a famous prison riddle, a metaphor for choosing between two bad options. On a personal note, Durov revealed he doesn’t know the exact number of his children but estimates it to be over 100, having donated sperm in his youth at friends’ requests.

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The real reason for Pavel Durov's arrest is that he refused to give the US a back door to spy on Telegram users. You only have "freedom of speech" in the West when you bow down to the US's demands. Hassan Mafi ‏

The real reason for Pavel Durov's arrest is that he refused to give the US a back door to spy on Telegram users. You only have "freedom of speech" in the West when you bow down to the US's demands. Hassan Mafi ‏

Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis

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🚨 NAOMI SEIBT: ARE WE WILLING TO GIVE THE GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY OVER HOW WE COMMUNICATE? “Kim has explained multiple times now that Pavel Durov is not even aware of what is being spread on his platforms. Are we willing to give the government authority over literally everything we share and how we communicate with each other? If we look at the charges that should exist against Mark Zuckerberg and compare them to Pavel Durov, we know why he is walking free and why nothing will happen to him. Just look at the election interference. He is just a tool for tyranny, and he's enjoying it because he benefits from it.” Source:

🚨 NAOMI SEIBT: ARE WE WILLING TO GIVE THE GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY OVER HOW WE COMMUNICATE? “Kim has explained multiple times now that Pavel Durov is not even aware of what is being spread on his platforms. Are we willing to give the government authority over literally everything we share and how we communicate with each other? If we look at the charges that should exist against Mark Zuckerberg and compare them to Pavel Durov, we know why he is walking free and why nothing will happen to him. Just look at the election interference. He is just a tool for tyranny, and he's enjoying it because he benefits from it.” Source:

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📹 Pavel Durov, in his first video interview in seven years, revealed to Tucker Carlson some fascinating facts about Telegram Messenger, doing business in Dubai and his personal crypto wealth: • Pavel Durov launched ВКонтакте (Russian social media platform) at the age of 21 but had to sell the company and leave the country after refusing to share user data with the Russian authorities. • Durov says his life goal is to give people freedom and privacy. • Telegram is not controlled by the Russian or U.S. governments, yet the FBI allegedly tried to create a backdoor in Telegram Messenger by recruiting one of its developers. Agents also meet Durov at the airport and ask him questions whenever he comes to the United States. • Once, he fought three robbers who tried to steal his phone in San Francisco after meeting Jack Dorsey, the former CEO of Twitter. • Partially because of that and the attention from U.S. agencies, he decided not to HQ his company there. He was also put off by the bureaucracy in Germany, Britain and Singapore and opted for Dubai as a neutral ground. • Durov received two letters from U.S. senators: Democratic Party senators wanted to get access to the Jan. 6 rioters’ personal data, claiming that otherwise, Telegram violates the U.S. Constitution. The team ignored the request. Later, Republican Party senators sent a conflicting letter stating that the company would have broken the law if it had shared the data. • According to Durov, there’s a lot of pressure coming from Apple and Google, and they have become the #1 source of online censorship. • Durov owns 100% of Telegram and wants to keep it independent, with no plans for an IPO. • Currently, 30 people are working at Telegram. The team doesn’t spend a budget on marketing, yet the user base keeps growing. The goal is to achieve one billion users in the next few years. • Maintaining the current level of privacy is getting harder. There may be a need for protected smartphones to ensure confidentiality in the future, and Durov says he doesn’t trust his phone and assumes he is being tracked. • He was in favor of the purchase of Twitter by Elon Musk, and Durov believes it will have a positive impact on the social networking industry. • Durov stopped dealing with Mark Zuckerberg after the latter allegedly stole his idea of in-built apps for social media. • Durov has a few hundred million dollars in his bank account and owns $BTC, but he doesn’t spend it on anything, as it would undermine his freedom. Instead, he opts to invest everything back into Telegram.

📹 Pavel Durov, in his first video interview in seven years, revealed to Tucker Carlson some fascinating facts about Telegram Messenger, doing business in Dubai and his personal crypto wealth: • Pavel Durov launched ВКонтакте (Russian social media platform) at the age of 21 but had to sell the company and leave the country after refusing to share user data with the Russian authorities. • Durov says his life goal is to give people freedom and privacy. • Telegram is not controlled by the Russian or U.S. governments, yet the FBI allegedly tried to create a backdoor in Telegram Messenger by recruiting one of its developers. Agents also meet Durov at the airport and ask him questions whenever he comes to the United States. • Once, he fought three robbers who tried to steal his phone in San Francisco after meeting Jack Dorsey, the former CEO of Twitter. • Partially because of that and the attention from U.S. agencies, he decided not to HQ his company there. He was also put off by the bureaucracy in Germany, Britain and Singapore and opted for Dubai as a neutral ground. • Durov received two letters from U.S. senators: Democratic Party senators wanted to get access to the Jan. 6 rioters’ personal data, claiming that otherwise, Telegram violates the U.S. Constitution. The team ignored the request. Later, Republican Party senators sent a conflicting letter stating that the company would have broken the law if it had shared the data. • According to Durov, there’s a lot of pressure coming from Apple and Google, and they have become the #1 source of online censorship. • Durov owns 100% of Telegram and wants to keep it independent, with no plans for an IPO. • Currently, 30 people are working at Telegram. The team doesn’t spend a budget on marketing, yet the user base keeps growing. The goal is to achieve one billion users in the next few years. • Maintaining the current level of privacy is getting harder. There may be a need for protected smartphones to ensure confidentiality in the future, and Durov says he doesn’t trust his phone and assumes he is being tracked. • He was in favor of the purchase of Twitter by Elon Musk, and Durov believes it will have a positive impact on the social networking industry. • Durov stopped dealing with Mark Zuckerberg after the latter allegedly stole his idea of in-built apps for social media. • Durov has a few hundred million dollars in his bank account and owns $BTC, but he doesn’t spend it on anything, as it would undermine his freedom. Instead, he opts to invest everything back into Telegram.

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As the days dragged on, the bigger question loomed: why had Durov been arrested at all? Carlson asked him directly. “Why were you being held against your will by the French government? In the first four days, did they make it clear to you?” Durov said he was told it had something to do with Telegram’s supposed failure to respond to legal requests from France. “So I understood that they were worried about the alleged lack of response from Telegram towards the judicial requests coming from France,” he said. But he insists that wasn’t true. “Which turned out to be not true, because we’ve never received a single legally binding legal request coming from France.” Confused, he pressed French authorities on why they hadn’t followed the proper legal channels. “I asked the French policeman, why haven’t you been following the European law and serving your legal requests in the way prescribed by this law?” “They didn’t answer,” Durov said. “But thank God they started to do it and then they started to receive responses helping them to identify criminal suspects.” And Telegram wasn’t resisting cooperation, he explained. “This was something that we had in place since a year ago before that, so it’s not something that the French have forced us to do, it’s something that we already had in place.” “Somehow the French have ignored it completely.”

As the days dragged on, the bigger question loomed: why had Durov been arrested at all? Carlson asked him directly. “Why were you being held against your will by the French government? In the first four days, did they make it clear to you?” Durov said he was told it had something to do with Telegram’s supposed failure to respond to legal requests from France. “So I understood that they were worried about the alleged lack of response from Telegram towards the judicial requests coming from France,” he said. But he insists that wasn’t true. “Which turned out to be not true, because we’ve never received a single legally binding legal request coming from France.” Confused, he pressed French authorities on why they hadn’t followed the proper legal channels. “I asked the French policeman, why haven’t you been following the European law and serving your legal requests in the way prescribed by this law?” “They didn’t answer,” Durov said. “But thank God they started to do it and then they started to receive responses helping them to identify criminal suspects.” And Telegram wasn’t resisting cooperation, he explained. “This was something that we had in place since a year ago before that, so it’s not something that the French have forced us to do, it’s something that we already had in place.” “Somehow the French have ignored it completely.”

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The Owner of Telegram, Pavel Durov has been arrested… The FBI Tried to Secretly Infiltrate Telegram to Give Themselves “Backdoor Access” to Users Private Data • Durov’s last visit to the US, he brought an engineer…. • The FBI secretly tried to hire his engineer behind the back of the CEO of Telegram • The FBI was trying to learn which open source libraries were integrated to the Telegram App on the client side. • The FBI tried to convince the engineer to use specific open source tools that would then be integrated into Telegrams Code. In a nutshell, the FBI was trying to create backdoors to spy on People who use Telegram.

The Owner of Telegram, Pavel Durov has been arrested… The FBI Tried to Secretly Infiltrate Telegram to Give Themselves “Backdoor Access” to Users Private Data • Durov’s last visit to the US, he brought an engineer…. • The FBI secretly tried to hire his engineer behind the back of the CEO of Telegram • The FBI was trying to learn which open source libraries were integrated to the Telegram App on the client side. • The FBI tried to convince the engineer to use specific open source tools that would then be integrated into Telegrams Code. In a nutshell, the FBI was trying to create backdoors to spy on People who use Telegram.

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"I'm not afraid to speak up since the one who would shoot me is under house arrest and has a blood clot. But the truth is that most girls who do BBL in Uganda are targeting Magogo. He loves curvy things and pays over 10k USD for them. Magogo can even take you to the US in a business class just to feast on you," Bad Black spills secrets on FIFA president

"I'm not afraid to speak up since the one who would shoot me is under house arrest and has a blood clot. But the truth is that most girls who do BBL in Uganda are targeting Magogo. He loves curvy things and pays over 10k USD for them. Magogo can even take you to the US in a business class just to feast on you," Bad Black spills secrets on FIFA president

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Trump invoking the Insurrection Act is not a conspiracy. The evidence shows us that there was an insurrection. The evidence suggests that he invoked it and he has all but told us that he did. He made a point of telling us that they are paid. First, you arrest the foot soldiers, and then you arrest those who paid them. Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming.

Trump invoking the Insurrection Act is not a conspiracy. The evidence shows us that there was an insurrection. The evidence suggests that he invoked it and he has all but told us that he did. He made a point of telling us that they are paid. First, you arrest the foot soldiers, and then you arrest those who paid them. Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming.

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🚨 PARTNERSHIP INTERVIEW: TON EX-PRESIDENT ON TELEGRAM’S PAVEL DUROV, THE FUTURE OF CRYPTO, AND WHY TON COULD HIT $1 TRILLION. He is the largest investor in Animoca, largest investor in TON, and one of crypto’s biggest whales A friend of Telegram’s Pavel Durov, Manuel Stotz stepped down as the President of TON Blockchain (launched by Telegram) to launch the world’s first TON Digital Asset Treasury. What Michael Saylor did with Bitcoin, and Tom Lee did with ETH, Manny is doing with TON. We discuss: – Why the 40-year debt supercycle is ending – Why central banks want you to believe inflation is temporary – Why fiat is “a bug in the system, not a feature” – Why TON, with its Telegram integration, is the most underrated trillion-dollar blockchain opportunity – Why billionaires are quietly buying Bitcoin In his view, the game is rigged and it’s time to play accordingly. 00:00 – TON partners with Telegram and Pavel Durov’s vision revealed. 02:00 – Manny Stotz explains why TON is crypto’s most underrated project. 04:30 – The insane story of Telegram: one billion users, zero funding. 07:00 – How Manny became President of TON Foundation. 09:30 – Pavel Durov: the GOAT of social media and free speech. 12:00 – Telegram’s shocking truth: only one product manager, Pavel himself. 15:00 – The secret genius of Nikolai Durov and TON’s whitepaper. 18:00 – VK vs Facebook: how the Durov brothers crushed Silicon Valley. 21:00 – “I’m not your lapdog, Mr. Putin”: Pavel’s bold stand against the FSB. 24:00 – How Telegram was born under surveillance and raids. 27:00 – Building Telegram in exile: Dubai, freedom and TON’s future. 30:00 – Why TON’s partnership with Telegram could change crypto forever. 34:00 – France investigates Pavel Durov: the West vs free speech. 38:00 – Did EU intelligence ask Durov to censor Romanian elections? 42:00 – Pavel posts explosive revelations while under investigation. 46:00 – The fight for freedom of speech at the core of TON and Telegram. 50:00 – Manny Stotz on Animoca, blockchain gaming and TON dominance. 54:00 – How TON serves the unbanked in Africa, Asia and Latin America. 58:00 – Billion-dollar crypto adoption: TON, Bitcoin, Solana and beyond. 01:02:00 – The dark side of fiat: hyperinflation from Zimbabwe to Venezuela. 01:06:00 – Why TON is positioned to lead the next crypto cycle. 01:10:00 – Manny compares Pavel Durov to Elon Musk’s vision. 01:14:00 – How governments fear TON’s unstoppable growth. 01:18:00 – The future of TON: global freedom, finance and innovation. 01:22:00 – Final verdict: Why Pavel Durov and TON may reshape the internet.

🚨 PARTNERSHIP INTERVIEW: TON EX-PRESIDENT ON TELEGRAM’S PAVEL DUROV, THE FUTURE OF CRYPTO, AND WHY TON COULD HIT $1 TRILLION. He is the largest investor in Animoca, largest investor in TON, and one of crypto’s biggest whales A friend of Telegram’s Pavel Durov, Manuel Stotz stepped down as the President of TON Blockchain (launched by Telegram) to launch the world’s first TON Digital Asset Treasury. What Michael Saylor did with Bitcoin, and Tom Lee did with ETH, Manny is doing with TON. We discuss: – Why the 40-year debt supercycle is ending – Why central banks want you to believe inflation is temporary – Why fiat is “a bug in the system, not a feature” – Why TON, with its Telegram integration, is the most underrated trillion-dollar blockchain opportunity – Why billionaires are quietly buying Bitcoin In his view, the game is rigged and it’s time to play accordingly. 00:00 – TON partners with Telegram and Pavel Durov’s vision revealed. 02:00 – Manny Stotz explains why TON is crypto’s most underrated project. 04:30 – The insane story of Telegram: one billion users, zero funding. 07:00 – How Manny became President of TON Foundation. 09:30 – Pavel Durov: the GOAT of social media and free speech. 12:00 – Telegram’s shocking truth: only one product manager, Pavel himself. 15:00 – The secret genius of Nikolai Durov and TON’s whitepaper. 18:00 – VK vs Facebook: how the Durov brothers crushed Silicon Valley. 21:00 – “I’m not your lapdog, Mr. Putin”: Pavel’s bold stand against the FSB. 24:00 – How Telegram was born under surveillance and raids. 27:00 – Building Telegram in exile: Dubai, freedom and TON’s future. 30:00 – Why TON’s partnership with Telegram could change crypto forever. 34:00 – France investigates Pavel Durov: the West vs free speech. 38:00 – Did EU intelligence ask Durov to censor Romanian elections? 42:00 – Pavel posts explosive revelations while under investigation. 46:00 – The fight for freedom of speech at the core of TON and Telegram. 50:00 – Manny Stotz on Animoca, blockchain gaming and TON dominance. 54:00 – How TON serves the unbanked in Africa, Asia and Latin America. 58:00 – Billion-dollar crypto adoption: TON, Bitcoin, Solana and beyond. 01:02:00 – The dark side of fiat: hyperinflation from Zimbabwe to Venezuela. 01:06:00 – Why TON is positioned to lead the next crypto cycle. 01:10:00 – Manny compares Pavel Durov to Elon Musk’s vision. 01:14:00 – How governments fear TON’s unstoppable growth. 01:18:00 – The future of TON: global freedom, finance and innovation. 01:22:00 – Final verdict: Why Pavel Durov and TON may reshape the internet.

Mario Nawfal

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Durov screams about being labeled a terrorist but conveniently skips the part where he ignored direct warnings about actual terrorists recruiting on his platform. Russia handed him names, locations, networks. He did nothing. But don't you worry. Here I am to tell you that part he keeps quiet. Let's start with the basics. From the very beginning, Durov advertised his messenger as the most secure one, where nobody, absolutely nobody, would be able to read what you were talking about. Just like the Monero cryptocurrency, which allows for highly confidential transactions, Telegram attracted every kind of filth: terrorists, scammers, p*rn distributors, and organized criminals, because they felt safe there. The Russian government pointed out to Durov where terrorists on his network were hanging out and recruiting people, including children, to commit terrorist attacks, but Durov took no action to prevent such activities. Despite the fact that he tries to cover it all up as freedom of speech and whatever blah-blah he comes up with, he acts completely differently when other governments ask him to remove the channels of recruiters operating on their territory. In that case, it's not Durov's principles at work but selectivity based on his agenda. It's also interesting that, since Telegram attracted so much filth, it also attracted politicians who were conducting their dirty negotiations there. That simply means that Durov has enough kompromat that can benefit both him and the secret services of other governments.

Durov screams about being labeled a terrorist but conveniently skips the part where he ignored direct warnings about actual terrorists recruiting on his platform. Russia handed him names, locations, networks. He did nothing. But don't you worry. Here I am to tell you that part he keeps quiet. Let's start with the basics. From the very beginning, Durov advertised his messenger as the most secure one, where nobody, absolutely nobody, would be able to read what you were talking about. Just like the Monero cryptocurrency, which allows for highly confidential transactions, Telegram attracted every kind of filth: terrorists, scammers, p*rn distributors, and organized criminals, because they felt safe there. The Russian government pointed out to Durov where terrorists on his network were hanging out and recruiting people, including children, to commit terrorist attacks, but Durov took no action to prevent such activities. Despite the fact that he tries to cover it all up as freedom of speech and whatever blah-blah he comes up with, he acts completely differently when other governments ask him to remove the channels of recruiters operating on their territory. In that case, it's not Durov's principles at work but selectivity based on his agenda. It's also interesting that, since Telegram attracted so much filth, it also attracted politicians who were conducting their dirty negotiations there. That simply means that Durov has enough kompromat that can benefit both him and the secret services of other governments.

Rina Lu🇷🇺

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#8 – Telegram founder shocks Tucker Carlson, exposes U.S. law that forces tech engineers to install secret back doors—and threatens jail time if they tell their own company. This is why Telegram didn’t set up shop in America. “You know what’s interesting, in the U.S., you have a process that allows the government to actually force any engineer in any tech company to implement a back door and not tell anyone about it.” “Using this process called the gag-order, you know there are certain legal procedures.” CARLSON, stunned: “Not tell his own employer about it?” DUROV: “Yes, exactly. If you tell your own boss, you can end up in jail. Like, gag order.” CARLSON: “Actually?!” DUROV: “Yeah.” CARLSON: “So your employees have a legal obligation to act as fifth column spies? Saboteurs against you, your employees?” DUROV: “That’s one of the reasons I didn’t move to the U.S. with my team.”

#8 – Telegram founder shocks Tucker Carlson, exposes U.S. law that forces tech engineers to install secret back doors—and threatens jail time if they tell their own company. This is why Telegram didn’t set up shop in America. “You know what’s interesting, in the U.S., you have a process that allows the government to actually force any engineer in any tech company to implement a back door and not tell anyone about it.” “Using this process called the gag-order, you know there are certain legal procedures.” CARLSON, stunned: “Not tell his own employer about it?” DUROV: “Yes, exactly. If you tell your own boss, you can end up in jail. Like, gag order.” CARLSON: “Actually?!” DUROV: “Yeah.” CARLSON: “So your employees have a legal obligation to act as fifth column spies? Saboteurs against you, your employees?” DUROV: “That’s one of the reasons I didn’t move to the U.S. with my team.”

Vigilant Fox 🦊

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That led Carlson to press the core issue: what crime, exactly, is Durov accused of? “Despite the headlines that flooded the world in August—you were not involved in kiddie p*rn, drug sales, organized crime, arm sales… I can't even remember but like the worst crimes in the world.” “No one is actually claiming that you were involved in those crimes, correct?” “Correct,” Durov replied. “So what’s the real claim? That someone used Telegram for illegal activity, and you didn’t catch it fast enough?” “Correct.” Carlson asked what everyone was thinking: “So why are you still here?” Durov didn’t have an answer. “Hmmm... I'm still trying to find out, to be honest. I'm still confused.” “First they said, oh, you failed to respond to our legal requests and that's why you're complicit. First of all, it's not true that we didn't respond to legally binding legal requests.” “Secondly, it's a very extensive interpretation of complicity. Even for the French legal and judicial system.” “What I hear from my lawyers is that it's quite unprecedented.” A founder of a billion-user platform, held indefinitely—because someone somewhere might have used the app for something illegal.

That led Carlson to press the core issue: what crime, exactly, is Durov accused of? “Despite the headlines that flooded the world in August—you were not involved in kiddie p*rn, drug sales, organized crime, arm sales… I can't even remember but like the worst crimes in the world.” “No one is actually claiming that you were involved in those crimes, correct?” “Correct,” Durov replied. “So what’s the real claim? That someone used Telegram for illegal activity, and you didn’t catch it fast enough?” “Correct.” Carlson asked what everyone was thinking: “So why are you still here?” Durov didn’t have an answer. “Hmmm... I'm still trying to find out, to be honest. I'm still confused.” “First they said, oh, you failed to respond to our legal requests and that's why you're complicit. First of all, it's not true that we didn't respond to legally binding legal requests.” “Secondly, it's a very extensive interpretation of complicity. Even for the French legal and judicial system.” “What I hear from my lawyers is that it's quite unprecedented.” A founder of a billion-user platform, held indefinitely—because someone somewhere might have used the app for something illegal.

Vigilant Fox 🦊

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Telegram founder Pavel Durov on what separates A Players from B Players “I can recall a few instances in my career where firing an engineer actually resulted in an increase in productivity,” Telegram founder Pavel Durov begins. He gives an example of two Android engineers building an app that are having a hard time hitting deadlines: “You think, ‘I probably have to hire a third engineer.’ But then you notice that one of [the engineers] is really weird — falling behind schedule, complaining, not assuming responsibility — and you ask, ‘What if I just fired this person?’ Then you fire this person, and in a few weeks you realize you never needed a third engineer. The problem was this guy who created more issues and problems than he solved. It’s so counterintuitive because in developing tech projects, you tend to think that you just throw more people into something and things get solved miraculously.” Pavel continues: “The other thing that people don’t realize is how demotivating working with a B Player is. Everyone can tell if the other engineer they’re working with is really competent. If the person is asking the wrong questions and they keep lagging behind, at a certain point if you’re an A Player, you get get this dissatisfaction and feeling that you are not able to realize your full potential and accomplish what you’re really meant to accomplish because of this person working next to you (or pretending to work next to you).” Pavel reflects on what it is exactly that separates these B Players from A Players: “In some cases it’s not because the person is lazy . . . It’s not about experience. More often it’s about natural ability and persistence. In 90% of cases, it’s just the inability to focus on one task for an extended period of time. Not everybody has this ability. So for people who do have this ability, it’s an insult to work alongside someone who is distracted and cannot go deep in the projects that they’re responsible for.” Video source: Lex Fridman (2025)

Telegram founder Pavel Durov on what separates A Players from B Players “I can recall a few instances in my career where firing an engineer actually resulted in an increase in productivity,” Telegram founder Pavel Durov begins. He gives an example of two Android engineers building an app that are having a hard time hitting deadlines: “You think, ‘I probably have to hire a third engineer.’ But then you notice that one of [the engineers] is really weird — falling behind schedule, complaining, not assuming responsibility — and you ask, ‘What if I just fired this person?’ Then you fire this person, and in a few weeks you realize you never needed a third engineer. The problem was this guy who created more issues and problems than he solved. It’s so counterintuitive because in developing tech projects, you tend to think that you just throw more people into something and things get solved miraculously.” Pavel continues: “The other thing that people don’t realize is how demotivating working with a B Player is. Everyone can tell if the other engineer they’re working with is really competent. If the person is asking the wrong questions and they keep lagging behind, at a certain point if you’re an A Player, you get get this dissatisfaction and feeling that you are not able to realize your full potential and accomplish what you’re really meant to accomplish because of this person working next to you (or pretending to work next to you).” Pavel reflects on what it is exactly that separates these B Players from A Players: “In some cases it’s not because the person is lazy . . . It’s not about experience. More often it’s about natural ability and persistence. In 90% of cases, it’s just the inability to focus on one task for an extended period of time. Not everybody has this ability. So for people who do have this ability, it’s an insult to work alongside someone who is distracted and cannot go deep in the projects that they’re responsible for.” Video source: Lex Fridman (2025)

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January 6 convict Christopher Worrell of Naples, Florida is missing. He had been under house arrest since 2021 while he awaits his sentencing. Worrell’s fiancée told Tucker Carlson that he had previously been diagnosed with cancer and while in prison for 8 months he was reportedly refused treatment for his non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. The US Department of Justice is seeking 14 years of prison for Worrell who was accused of spraying pepper spray at police officers during the January 6th events. He was convicted on 6 federal charges. Because he didn’t show up for his hearing on Friday, he could face even more time behind bars if/when he is caught. What do you think happened to Worrell? Do you think his sentencing will now be increased? Will he be found?

January 6 convict Christopher Worrell of Naples, Florida is missing. He had been under house arrest since 2021 while he awaits his sentencing. Worrell’s fiancée told Tucker Carlson that he had previously been diagnosed with cancer and while in prison for 8 months he was reportedly refused treatment for his non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. The US Department of Justice is seeking 14 years of prison for Worrell who was accused of spraying pepper spray at police officers during the January 6th events. He was convicted on 6 federal charges. Because he didn’t show up for his hearing on Friday, he could face even more time behind bars if/when he is caught. What do you think happened to Worrell? Do you think his sentencing will now be increased? Will he be found?

Ed Krassenstein

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