Joseph Cox

And there's just something off, and some people believe it's the phones. And they say there has to be something wrong with these devices. And Microsoft just won't hear it. He believes Anom is completely secure. He just blames other people and says they must be a rat or a snitch. For him, Anom is never the problem.

And there's just something off, and some people believe it's the phones. And they say there has to be something wrong with these devices. And Microsoft just won't hear it. He believes Anom is completely secure. He just blames other people and says they must be a rat or a snitch. For him, Anom is never the problem.

And there's just something off, and some people believe it's the phones. And they say there has to be something wrong with these devices. And Microsoft just won't hear it. He believes Anom is completely secure. He just blames other people and says they must be a rat or a snitch. For him, Anom is never the problem.

The U.S. government was the secret venture capitalist and puppet master and manager of Anom for its entire existence.

The U.S. government was the secret venture capitalist and puppet master and manager of Anom for its entire existence.

The U.S. government was the secret venture capitalist and puppet master and manager of Anom for its entire existence.

So in 2018, the FBI shut down an encrypted phone company called Phantom Secure. It had, you know, 7,000 to 10,000 users. It was very popular, very prolific. The Sinaloa drug cartel used it. Biker gangs in Australia did as well. Phantom Secure.

So in 2018, the FBI shut down an encrypted phone company called Phantom Secure. It had, you know, 7,000 to 10,000 users. It was very popular, very prolific. The Sinaloa drug cartel used it. Biker gangs in Australia did as well. Phantom Secure.

So in 2018, the FBI shut down an encrypted phone company called Phantom Secure. It had, you know, 7,000 to 10,000 users. It was very popular, very prolific. The Sinaloa drug cartel used it. Biker gangs in Australia did as well. Phantom Secure.

And when the FBI shut that down, they tried to get a backdoor into the company. That wasn't successful for a number of different reasons.

And when the FBI shut that down, they tried to get a backdoor into the company. That wasn't successful for a number of different reasons.

And when the FBI shut that down, they tried to get a backdoor into the company. That wasn't successful for a number of different reasons.

So sort of backed into a corner and realizing, hey, maybe I'm next, this person called Afgu approaches the FBI and the prosecutors and says, hey, I have this embryonic company right now. It's more of my brainchild. It's called a NOM. Would you like to take control of it? And in exchange, please give me a lesser sentence for any charges I may or may not face in the future.

So sort of backed into a corner and realizing, hey, maybe I'm next, this person called Afgu approaches the FBI and the prosecutors and says, hey, I have this embryonic company right now. It's more of my brainchild. It's called a NOM. Would you like to take control of it? And in exchange, please give me a lesser sentence for any charges I may or may not face in the future.

So sort of backed into a corner and realizing, hey, maybe I'm next, this person called Afgu approaches the FBI and the prosecutors and says, hey, I have this embryonic company right now. It's more of my brainchild. It's called a NOM. Would you like to take control of it? And in exchange, please give me a lesser sentence for any charges I may or may not face in the future.

I can't stress enough how big of an ace that is being played by AFKU. Like, if you imagine if you're an informant in a normal crime syndicate and say, oh, I told the FBI about the boss or whatever. Now imagine if you were offering the FBI the technical backbone to organize crime, at least potentially, for hundreds of crime syndicates around the entire globe. It's like, from this point on,

I can't stress enough how big of an ace that is being played by AFKU. Like, if you imagine if you're an informant in a normal crime syndicate and say, oh, I told the FBI about the boss or whatever. Now imagine if you were offering the FBI the technical backbone to organize crime, at least potentially, for hundreds of crime syndicates around the entire globe. It's like, from this point on,

I can't stress enough how big of an ace that is being played by AFKU. Like, if you imagine if you're an informant in a normal crime syndicate and say, oh, I told the FBI about the boss or whatever. Now imagine if you were offering the FBI the technical backbone to organize crime, at least potentially, for hundreds of crime syndicates around the entire globe. It's like, from this point on,

The FBI can take a NOM and they can grow it, at least theoretically, into infinity. You know, it's only dependent on how popular can we actually make this company.

The FBI can take a NOM and they can grow it, at least theoretically, into infinity. You know, it's only dependent on how popular can we actually make this company.