October 2001 - cypherpunks-legacy

Criticize Israel - Get Fired
by Eric Cordian 20 Oct '01

20 Oct '01

Gore Vidal once observed that thanks to the pressure applied by the Israel Lobby in the US, there is less freedom to criticize Israel in the US than there is to criticize Israel in Israel. There is no greater crime in the US right now than to hint that Israel's 52 years of state terror against the Palestinians, made possible by the United States, might have had something to do with the WTC downing and the Pentagon denting. Any such suggestion is instantly denounced as "Blaming the Jews for the terrorist attacks," even if no language resembling this new favorite catch phrase of the Zionists was uttered. Tel Aviv needs a thermonuclear enema. A case in point. ----- ONEIDA, N.Y. (AP) -- The Oneida Daily Dispatch, after getting complaints of anti-Semitism, retracted an editorial that quoted a Pakistani as saying Jews were to blame for the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The retraction was published Thursday on the editorial page, below a masthead that no longer contained the name of Managing Editor Jean Ryan. The Post-Standard of Syracuse reported that Ryan and City Editor Dale Seth, who wrote the Sept. 19 editorial, were fired Wednesday. Dispatch Publisher Ann Campanie would not confirm the report Friday, saying it is the paper's policy not to publicly discuss personnel matters. "I am not working at the Oneida Daily Dispatch as of yesterday because of repercussions from allowing the Sept. 19 editorial to be published. I am not anti-Semitic, and anyone who knows me knows that," Ryan wrote in a statement issued Thursday. A message left Friday for the only Jean Ryan listed in the phone book was not immediately returned. Seth declined comment. The paper's three-paragraph apology said, in part, "We understand that readers of the editorial found it offensive, poorly reasoned and based on flawed facts. We agree with those observations." The newspaper said it would allow a full rebuttal to be published on the editorial page in coming days. The Sept. 19 editorial quoted an unidentified Pakistani as blaming Jews for the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. "The fact is that in many areas of the Middle East it is believed that history has taught them to carry out such acts," the editorial said. "Until 1948, there was no Israel. The United Nations took Palestinian land and gave it to a number of Jewish terrorists to rule -- Jewish terrorists who had bombed and killed Palestinians and others in an effort to force hands of power to see an Israel formed. Today's freedom fighter, in many cases, was yesterday's terrorist." Campanie said the apology spoke for itself, and declined further comment. Community members met with Campanie and a representative of the paper's parent company, Journal Register Co., on Wednesday afternoon. -- Eric Michael Cordian 0+ O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division "Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law"

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Rep. Buyer Suggests Limited Nuclear Retaliation
by Jim Choate 20 Oct '01

20 Oct '01

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20 Oct '01

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countdown to meltdown
by Tabla bin Rasa 20 Oct '01

20 Oct '01

Should be amusing wordplay to see Bush deal with this... Israel, incensed at Wednesday's assassination of right-wing cabinet minister and former general Rehavam Zeevi, threatened to invoke the war on terrorism to justify attacking the Palestinians if they fail to hand over Zeevi's killers. Lets repeat our training: I fight for freedom You are a guerilla They are terrorists And don't plan on vacationing in Indonesia for a while...

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by Sholanda Maria Coleman 20 Oct '01

20 Oct '01

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Your WirelessDeveloper Password
by The WirelessDeveloper Team 20 Oct '01

20 Oct '01

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Your WirelessDeveloper Password
by The WirelessDeveloper Team 20 Oct '01

20 Oct '01

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MS tools to send images of machines' memory to MS
by Tabla bin Rasa 20 Oct '01

20 Oct '01

The Computer Incident Advisory Capability (CIAC) - whose motto is "Keeping DOE Secure" - this week issued a bulletin warning privacy- conscious users that the Internet-connected bug-reporting capabilities of Windows XP or Office in combination with recent versions of Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser could disclose sensitive data to Microsoft. However, it described the vulnerability as a "medium/low" risk. The issue, CIAC wrote in its bulletin, is that the Windows Error Reporting feature takes a snapshot of data stored in memory at the time of an application failure - data that could include content from a document being edited at the time of a crash. http://www.newsbytes.com/news/01/171293.html

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Your WirelessDeveloper Password
by The WirelessDeveloper Team 19 Oct '01

19 Oct '01

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Re: Your papers please
by mmotyka＠lsil.com 19 Oct '01

19 Oct '01

David Honig <honig(a)sprynet.com> wrote : >>fishing through wreckage for a crumpled black box recorder seems pretty >>old fashioned, too. >> > >30K planes in the air before; maybe 20K now (or 30K 2/3rds full..). >Lots of data from mobile senders. [Yes, some of the 30K are too small to >be interesting.] >Though now perhaps you could do it by piggybacking on the cellphone >mesh? Cheaper than satellite. >(Though what about hitting multiple cells, the non-EMI reason for not >using cells on planes) > >N years ago a robust tape recorder was the best you could do; >N/2 years ago a solid state recorder became reasonable. For some >value of N. Now RF (digitally encoded, bursty?) is feasible. > There is no reason not to have redundant systems - record locally and remotely. This goes for airline black boxes and personal record keeping...

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