December 2001 - cypherpunks-legacy

Swindlers List.
by mattd 27 Dec '01

27 Dec '01

Time to fire up the ovens and > send them to the showers.) > > --Tim May (weasl) Praise the lord, and pass the Zyklon-B! Sieg HEIL! The cypherpunk chat room is open for business.Tim Mugabe May and JA Terrasonovabitch measl.Enjoy! NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP) - A college sophomore was charged Wednesday with the rape and torture of a 15-year-old girl who had swastikas carved into her face with a knife. Police allege Brian Dance, 20, a University of California, Irvine student, met the girl in an Internet chat room and picked her up Dec. 20 at a mall. Police said he took her to a parking lot, forced her into the back seat of his car, covered her eyes with duct tape and beat her for more than two hours with his hands and a belt. The girl was sexually assaulted, robbed and had swastikas etched on her cheek and forehead with a knife, police said. She was treated and released from a hospital the next day. A friend of the victim helped police nab Dance after contacting him through the chat room. She arranged to meet him at the same mall and he was arrested Sunday. Dance could face 90 years to life if convicted of all the charges, which include rape by a foreign object, robbery and torture. Dance's father, Larry Dance, said the family was stunned by the allegations. Dance is to be arraigned Jan. 8 and has been denied bail Guy sounds like a regular fun loving anarcho-capitalist to me.He's probably researching a book.Mein crypto Kampf. pontificate to cops about whether someone like me plans to do something. He chose to cooperate with the Feds and speculated freely on what he thought I would do. He's a rodent.

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P2P Stego Treasure Hunt
by AARG! Anonymous 27 Dec '01

27 Dec '01

We've put into Morpheus a song, "Grayson_Shoot_The_Piano_Player.mp3" which has a stego'd message in it. The tool is mp3stego v 1.1.15 (source available; see <http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~fapp2/steganography/mp3stego/> ) and the (3DES) passphrase is "writecode" Another file "DrDidg_RaveOn.mp3" has another message under the same passphrase. We are curious how readily the Morpheus search engine can be used for transport purposes. In this instance we give unique names to files not otherwise found in the system. Another experiment in P2P percolation would be to add similar 'watermarks' (microdots) to files which are abundantly replicated. (Stego Reminder/Caveat: use *original* content for true stealth else presence of watermark is detected with diff on clean rip)

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Tim May,you do a disservice to crypto and our group,go die.
by mattd 27 Dec '01

27 Dec '01

>You do a disservice to crypto and our group by implying, even in a backhanded way, that Bell's "AP" system was or is in any way feasible. Where's the true untraceable cash needed? Please explain. --Tim May >In 1995 the U.S. Secret Service reported less than one percent of seized counterfeit bills were created using a home computer. Last year, 47 percent of seized bills were produced with a computer and printer. and...Who needs untraceable anonymity when throwaway pseudonymous accounts should suffice? and...untraceable digital cash is not strictly needed.Merely enough trustworthy netizens to promise to send their pledge to the 'predictor' who remains anonymous.Do you take payment in kind? Strangers on a train? The hawala system for APster. Security for pledgers who default? The remailers will be bigger than SETI but Howie and Chaum light the way. >>A few ideas to get the ball rolling: Active privacy protection: Collect the information a zealous G-man or Gestapo craves - (AP police? pr.) fingerprints, DNA, dossier, phone logs, etc., but encrypt and un traceably divide it through remailers in locations chosen randomly by input from me and those collecting it. As long as I keep regularly anonymously authenticating myself, the pieces can neither be located to destroy or compromise them, or reunited. If my transmissions stop for some period, say because I blew myself up in a suicide attack, the different providers send their pieces to the authorities and the game is up. I can assign a digital Power of Attorney or inheritance for others to maintain my privacy when I can't, but, if a grand jury investigating the plane I hijacked publicly and legally indicts or subpoenas me (or the alias under which I bought my plane ticket), they can broadcast a code that retrieves some or all the data. However their actual locations are unknown: if I set it up that way, after some interval they also send it to my lawyer, a selection of newspapers, etc. Un-audit able taps: Record full taps of all telephone and email conversations. Encrypt with multiple keys and/or divide the bits and store with redundancy and active privacy protection in multiple locations through remailers, as before. The conversation may only continue while the recording is anonymously proven to be occurring. During the statutory storage period, the providers anonymously check one another, and regenerate in a new randomly chosen location if one provider disappears. On the statutory expiration date, all the pieces do. Watchdog timer: Like the processor in a control system, the computers of a jet require regular interaction with their assigned, authenticated, and conscious pilot. Otherwise they announce his incapacity to the world, and hand themselves over to remote control from an authenticated ground controller. (Not necessarily blinded, but included because topical.) Also, I have a few more related older ideas on my website below. Good luck! Howie Goodell -- Howie Goodell hgoodell(a)cs.uml.edu Pr SW Eng, WearLogic Sc.D. Cand HCI Res Grp CS Dept U Massachussets Lowell http://people.ne.mediaone.net/goodell/howie Dying is soooo 20th-century! http://www.cryonics.org Timmy hates this so theres probably something to it.Lets put tims head in with that other nazi,disney. ""I do not promise to streamline government or make it more efficient; for I mean to reduce its size." (Barry Goldwater) Take that to its ultimate practical extreme; that's what I'm proposing. "Howie G. (and jimmy B?)

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Re: Explosive dicks and assholes (was: C4 commercial web page)
by Pier Carlo Montecucchi 27 Dec '01

27 Dec '01

<< I can see it now. Airports everywhere employing teams of proctologists while passengers bend over for the safty checks.>> And the current monitoring systems... Do they work to detect the presence of explosives in the physiological duct? Sincerely, Pier Carlo ----- Original Message ----- From: <baptista(a)pccf.net> To: "Anonymous" <cripto(a)ecn.org> Cc: <cypherpunks(a)lne.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2001 5:25 PM Subject: Explosive dicks and assholes (was: C4 commercial web page) > > On Wed, 26 Dec 2001, Anonymous wrote: > > > >Density: 1.63 g/cm3 > > > > My dick, unerect, is about 12 cm long and has 3.5 cm radius. > > Thats a small dick. I assume it has growth potential. > > But my recommendations are not to use your dick for the explosives. Use > your asshole. You can stuff a whole wad of explosive materials up > there. And there is a precedent for that sort of thing. Prisoners have > been using their assholes for centuries to move contraban. > > I can see it now. Airports everywhere employing teams of proctologists > while passengers bend over for the safty checks. > > regards > joe > > > > > This makes for 37 cm3, or about 60 grams (2 oz) of C4. > > > > 60 grams can pierce the aircraft hull no problemo. > > > > So, the question is, how do you tell between plastic C4 dick and genuine > > meat without close tactile observation at the security checkpoint ? > > > > Beware of arabs/israelis humping aircraft walls. > > > > -- > The dot.GOD Registry, Limited > > http://www.dot-god.com/

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APster lead poisoning; law west of the Pecos.
by mattd 27 Dec '01

27 Dec '01

APster as justice by consensus and libertarian Laura Norda.(DF stands for dangerous fiend and david Friedman) >>DF also gives the example of Saga period Iceland (going back 1000 years or more) as a model for government and law enforcement today. This is ludicrous. There are more recent (and close to home) examples of societies in the history of the American West that had no government expenditure on law enforcement, with high levels of rights and property rights protection. However, the vigilante justice of the period did not follow due process and was extremely harsh (immediate death upon apprehension for alleged theft). Few people would trade our expensive modern criminal justice system for the fiscally cheap vigilante justice systems of the pre-government American west<< From http://world.std.com/~mhuben/andreas.html Unless they have no choice? The pieces are falling into place.The price of liberty is eternal vigilantism. >>Ironically, DF says he would accept (as a compromise) a tax on unproduced resources like land. Until now he has been arguing that taxation equals theft and that the government does not have the right to tax. Now he is willing to accept billions of dollars of property tax. What happened to the righteous indignation against government and taxation? If DF really believes taxation is the moral equivalent of violent theft via men with guns, then no amount would be OK. How is it possible for a libertarian to morally justify accepting this theft but not others? << Declan was on here recently bleating about this,maybe he,or davy's mate,Timmy can help us out here?They have exhibited the morality of a shithouse rat so far. >>It is also ironic that DF chooses to live in a city and a state with relatively high property tax, sales tax, income tax and extensive local government services and regulations. If he were really convinced that taxation is the moral equivalent of violent theft via men with guns, then why doesn't he take some very simple precautionary steps to avoid it and move to a city and state with less taxes and regulation? << Movin' to Montana soon? Tammy lives in Cali too,shurley some mishtake! (Anarchy week in SF is huge.Real Anarchy.) >>mhuben,fucking stateist.>>Communism under Stalin was inefficient for most of the USSR, but it worked fabulously for Stalin, so it was already pareto efficient. To recommend that they should have adopted Libertarianism, you need more than economics. You need a moral philosophy that justifies redistributing property and rights from Stalin to the people of the USSR. << Umm,thats easy,anarchism.If huben says a representative democratic state,Ill APster the SOB.ASAP.Tim and davy friedfish's silence is deafening.(unless you count timmies quoting Pravda:The tim may-bill white pact.) >>. Libertarians have a hard time defining "initiation of force" which they consider unjust, and separating it from justified force. I personally think a superior moral philosophy would attempt to minimize total force over the long term rather than try to determine who initiated force and put the total blame on them. Does anyone really care who *initiated* WW1? This libertarian preoccupation with the initiation of force is similar to the moral philosophy of fighting children who always yell, "He started it" at the other kid. << I hope this helps one answer to my "hilary health" post.APster should minimize total force quite nicely.We should all be out there selling it like soupy sales.(psst kids,take some money from moms purse or dads wallet and send it to...)

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..."cypherpunky cryptobabble libertopians should take note"...
by mattd 27 Dec '01

27 Dec '01

Subject: ..."cypherpunky cryptobabble libertopians should take note"... From Mid August. The subject line above was immediately taken as an insult by Tim and Declan! They mustn't get out much ,Ive called them much worse yet they've managed to both adroitly put a little space between themselves and "libertarianism".Not enough to save them but enough to demonstrate clearly their cowardice and fear of debate.Maybe it was the 'cryptobabble' appellation that dogged their cats. Seth on declan,later, >>"Everybody goes by what he posts, the politically correct (for here) liberpunk anarcrypt cyberbilge. Not what he *does*. It's utterly unreal." << It sure is mate and Ill not stop reminding him. Declan's a phony cypherpunk,,journalist and especially "libertarian."Just another bottom feeding hack with artistic pretensions.The company he keeps stink to high hell. Seth on May; >>you *do* have "lots of guns and money". Why aren't you also giving him a pass for restating what are presumably your own true statements? As far as being "a dangerous person", well, that depends who one thinks is your target. << This got seth blacklisted in silicon valley by crypto-fascist May.Tailgunner,roy Cohn,May.He does shoot himself in the foot a lot.I hope Tims as big on Hemingway as he is on guns.He may even trip reaching for the trash basket and ram his head into a sharp corner of hardwood/plastic furniture.Tims last lost highway.Lately his targets have been jews(an oldie)black blocers,everyone in DC,gays,wimmin,nigaz,the usual Nazi suspects.Lets face it,the guys a fascist creep.Godwins or not he comes here spouting bill white,Pravda (!) corespondent.The two have a lot in common.Anyone with an interest in the lunar right can run some name searches on bill.He used to call himself an anarchist as well. Tims smart enough to sense the real oceans of anarchism he's all at sea with,I wonder if he see's the blood in his waters? The red-brown chum he and his fist mate billy are ladleling? Keep it up Timmy.You'll get what's coming to you.

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Marketing crypto-anarchy with Tim May BS.
by mattd 27 Dec '01

27 Dec '01

>> Yeah, I favor freedom and free markets. Obviously. << Google free markets... FreeMarkets is the leading global provider of e-sourcing software and service solutions. By helping companies dramatically improve their sourcing process and win new business, we are changing the way business is done around the world. http://www.freemarkets.com/ No.2. http://www.saturdaymarket.com/chinaveg/ China's Vegetable Markets: From Farmer to Consumer China's Free Markets (Farmers' Markets). (A Photo Tour). by. Ditty Deamer. ) 1998 D. Deamer. ... www.saturdaymarket.com/chinaveg/ - 4k - Cached - Similar pages No.3 Chomsky: The Passion for Free Markets From the pages of Z Magazine. The Passion for Free Markets. Exporting American values through the new World Trade Organization. ... Description: Noam Chomsky introduces the WTO, and the drive to export American values through it. Category: Society > Issues > Economic > International > Trade > World Trade Organization www.zmag.org/zmag/articles/may97chomsky.html - 64k - Cached - Similar pages Dont go there girlfriend! Shit! They must change every fucking day or something!Where the fucks Timmie's hard boiled but non libertarian party free market and freedom philosophy? Up his ass?

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Freedoms just another word for Tim the loser.
by mattd 27 Dec '01

27 Dec '01

>>for the sake of > argument lets call it "timmayism" is really in favor of individual > freedom (Tim, if you are not a libertarian, which is what I believe > you to be, given your writtings, please correct me) >> Yeah, I favor freedom and free markets. Obviously. << The wizard of crypto-anarchy must have thought no real anarchists would ever turn up and Toto would pull away his screen.The first 3 entries for freedom with Google... The Freedom Forum, based in Arlington, Va., is a nonpartisan foundation dedicated to free press, free speech and free spirit for all people. The foundation focuses on three main priorities: the Newseum, First Amendment issues and newsroom diversity. The Freedom Forum funds two independent affiliates the Newseum, the interactive museum of news in Arlington; and the First Amendment Center, with offices at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., and in Arlington. The Freedom Forum was established in 1991 under the direction of Founder Allen H. Neuharth as successor to a foundation started in 1935 by newspaper publisher Frank E. Gannett. The Freedom Forum is not affiliated with Gannett Co., does not solicit or accept financial contributions, and does not accept unsolicited funding requests. Its work is supported by income from an endowment of diversified assets. Jim Lehrer receives Al Neuharth journalism award.(cool,we get his show here and the civil war series screened this year. Groundbreaking also launches renovation of University of South Dakota telecommunications building. 10.12.01 Browse recent news Page last updated: 12/26/2001 7:00:37 PM http://www.freedomforum.org/about/ No.2 http://www.eff.org/ Freedom House is a clear voice for democracy and freedom around the world. Founded nearly sixty years ago by Eleanor Roosevelt, Wendell Willkie, and other Americans concerned with the mounting threats to peace and democracy, Freedom House has been a vigorous proponent of democratic values and a steadfast opponent of dictatorships of the far left and the far right. Non-partisan and broad-based, Freedom ...etc No.3 http://www.freedom.net/All you need to protect yourself online! Freedom Security & Privacy Suite is the most complete and comprehensive suite of tools to secure your PC and protect your privacy on the Internet. Featuring Freedom Personal Firewall and Parental Control, it also blocks ads, safeguards your personal information, encrypts your passwords, and much more... I wonder if the wiz has ever heard of long running anarchist paper "Freedom"?

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Salvador lynneCheney
by mattd 27 Dec '01

27 Dec '01

Scientists Uncover Bones Buried Under El Salvador's Police Headquarters The Associated Press Published: Dec 27, 2001 SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) - Scientists digging beneath the police department's national headquarters Wednesday discovered bones that human rights activists said belonged to people killed by state authorities during this country's 12-year civil war. Skulls and dozens of other bones believed to be human were unearthed in two secret graves buried 6 feet below San Salvador's police plaza by a team of excavators hired by this country's independent Human Rights Commission. The headquarters once housed the military-dominated national police force, which played a key role in the state's battle against leftist guerrillas during a war that killed 75,000 Salvadorans. As part of the 1992 peace accords that ended the fighting, the existing police force was disbanded and replaced by the autonomous National Civil Police, which now occupies the headquarters. "We have to determine, first of all, if these bones are human, then determine how long they have been here," said police spokesman Howard Coto. But Human Rights Commission director Miguel Montenegro said he had no doubt that testing would confirm that the remains were human. The graves prove that Salvadoran authorities tortured and killed dozens of "political prisoners" who were hauled into custody for interrogation at the height of the civil war and haven't been heard from since, Montenegro said. "We have on record a series of cases where, in these headquarters, many people were tortured and disappeared," he said. According to Montenegro's commission, at least 2,700 Salvadorans vanished after being arrested during the civil war. SOA terrorists involved? Im reading a book called "Instant of Treason"about the Sorge spy ring.The Tokyo police station seems to have seen a few murders.Treason trials in Malaysia and Russia bring back memories of writing as Dr Rat for a small samizdat called Treason,20 odd years back.I sold one to Laurie Oakes once! I digress. Cheney and His Wife Make Over Vice Presidential Residence in Western Style By Scott Lindlaw Associated Press Writer Published: Dec 27, 2001 WASHINGTON (AP) - He doesn't spend much time there, but Dick Cheney has one of the finest homes in Washington - a newly renovated 33-room mansion with an indoor gym, seven fireplaces and art borrowed from some of the nation's most prestigious collections. The government-owned residence "doesn't have an institutional feel about it," said Lynne Cheney, the vice president's wife. "It's still very warm. At the same time I think it has a lot of dignity." Mrs. Cheney led a pair of Associated Press reporters on a recent tour. Sitting on grassy hillside inside a 12-acre compound, the vice president's mansion is a good fit for the Cheneys' western lifestyle. "When you grow up in the wide-open spaces you just don't like to feel crowded," said Mrs. Cheney, like her husband a Wyoming native. "You just kind of like the feel of your space." The white brick Victorian, on the grounds of the U.S. Naval Observatory, was updated with a $363,000 renovation this year. The work included all new hardwood floors in most of the house, remodeling the seven fireplaces, new paint or wallpaper in every room, electrical updating and new carpeting. The vice president spends many nights away from home.East coast arsonists please note.Kill the president.proffr1.

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Havenco crackdown looming
by mattd 27 Dec '01

27 Dec '01

It lists specific risks: 7 A nuclear attack "which would have a devastating effect on the UK"; 7 An attack on the London Underground using a small, unsophisticated, improvised explosive device; 7 A chemical or biological attack, for example, on the tube. "Biological or chemical attacks although potentially less devastating would lead to widespread public alarm and potentially many fatalities," the document says. A Home Office statement warns that because of its close alliance to America, Britain is vulnerable to a "nuclear attack, an attack on the London Underground of the type used in Paris in 1995... [or] a chemical or biological attack, for example on the underground". There is also the risk of a September 11-style attack involving hijacked airliners. Raised security standards have made such an attack more difficult, the document says, but "protection depends on their uniform application internationally". The 20-page document, placed before the court on behalf of the home secretary, David Blunkett, refers to intelligence warnings of further attacks and expresses the fear that if Osama bin Laden were killed, "the UK alongside the US will be a target for vengeance". It said the fact that Britain was a close ally of the US and that British troops were involved in the military action in Afghanistan and in seeking out Bin Laden made Britain potentially more vulnerable: "Whether he is killed or not Bin Laden's allies need urgently to re-establish their capability and intent in order to make up the ground they have lost since September 11: they will seek to do this through terrorist attacks. Al-Qaida supporters in Britain had played a role in four terrorist attacks foiled by police, the document disclosed. But it warns that efforts to deal with terrorists in Britain beyond these arrests had been "ineffective". "There remain in the UK a number of foreign nationals who are suspected of being concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of international terrorism." Security measures had been ineffective because the suspects arrested were released when the crown offered no evidence, or the suspects had chosen to leave Britain but continued to pose a threat, or because under human rights law they they could not be deported to countries where they might be ill-treated. The document says that the four terrorist attacks foiled by police and intelligence work were to have been carried out by "overlapping networks closely linked to al-Qaida". 7 In December 1999 a group of individuals in Jordan planned to attack a series of targets there frequented by American and Israeli tourists. 7 In the same month, Ahmed Ressam was stopped on the border between Canada and the US with a large quantity of explosive. He intended to attack Los Angeles airport. 7 In December 2000 a group in Frankfurt was arrested in possession of arms, chemicals and homemade explosive. 7 In September 2001 individuals in a number of European countries, including Britain, were arrested as they were preparing an attack against US interests in Paris. The document notes: "Activity in the UK formed essential building blocks for each of these frustrated attacks." ALSO Subject: Woolf and Mahathir Jail for sex offenders before crime ONDON: Britain's top judge said on Wednesday that some sex offenders who pose a threat to public safety might have to be incarcerated, even if they have not committed a crime. Civil liberties groups condemned the suggestion, and the government said it was not considering such a plan. "It may well be, and this is a matter of very great sensitivity, that we have got to think, for those who are persistent offenders, of having some form of protective custody," Lord Woolf, the Lord Chief Justice, told British Broadcasting Corp radio. "There may be a form of civil detention without having to prove a person has committed an actual crime," he added, "If they have committed the crime ... in some cases, in all cases, that's too late." Britain has been shocked by murder of 8-year-old Sarah Payne, who was abducted and murdered as she played in a field near her grandparents' home in July 2000. Roy Whiting, convicted December 12 of murdering her, had a previous conviction for the kidnap and indecent assault of a 9-year-old girl. Whiting served just over half his four-year sentence for that crime, and refused a prison program designed to rehabilitate sex offenders. Woolf conceded that protective custody would be a huge infringement on the individual's rights.

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