December 2001 - cypherpunks-legacy

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Re: CNN.com on Remailers
by Faustine 17 Dec '01

17 Dec '01

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 From: "Faustine" <faustine(a)lokmail.net> Marcel wrote: > >>I think the Constitution was the biggest curse ever cast on you. Every time > >>something bad happens, you use these magic words like "entrapment" or > >>"protected by the first ammendment" and so on, instead of shooting the > >>criminals. > > And shooting innocent people too. And anyone who opposes those in power > whether they're innocent or not. >Dumb Faustine, you usually make sense. I'm an anarchist - I am AGAINST those >in power. (And I don't believe THEY are ever innocent.) My point was that without constitutional protection, it would be infinitely easier for innocent people and arbitrarily-determined thought-crimanal "enemies of the state" to be shot right along with the real criminals. In America as it exists today, the Constitution is the only thing that stands in the way of full-scale repression in the name of "security". Be careful what you wish for, that's all. ~Faustine. *** The right to be let alone is indeed the beginning of all freedoms. - --William O. Douglas, Associate Justice, US Supreme Court -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGPsdk version 1.7.1 (C) 1997-1999 Network Associates, Inc. and its affiliated companies. (Diffie-Helman/DSS-only version) iQA/AwUBPBpoefg5Tuca7bfvEQKBjQCfdEg/CWmHNM/MuebM+FVHEP00924AoJDG 3lQOIhqNO/5AkC825GO3Ao1p =2qjM -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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by keyser-soze＠hushmail.com 17 Dec '01

17 Dec '01

At 06:51 PM 12/16/2001 -0800, Eric Cordian wrote: >We'll see a lot more of such antics in the "terrorism" trials of the many current detainees. They will be convicted of bullshit, like transposing two digits of their social security numbers, or failing to report they were unemployed on a savings account application. They won't be able to defend themselves on terrorism charges, because they won't be on trial for it. >Then, in the sentencing phase, the government will get to say anything it likes about the person being a terrorist, with no opposing point of view able to be presented, and the 30 year sentences will be rolled out. That's why a functional AP system and widespread publication of the personal information of justice and LE employees is essential. For who may have transgressed and fear that late nite no-knock its essential to supply these unwanted visitors with a one way ticket to the happy hunting grounds. Claymores and far IR trip sensors are soooo good. If you're 'gona do time you might as well do THE crime!

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Re: Cypherpunk Ban.This is not a job.Its an adventure!, jya.
by mattd 17 Dec '01

17 Dec '01

jya>>I don't recall the rationale used by the USPO to forbid CJ from posting to cypherpunks. Anybody know the answer to that? Faustine? Nomen? >>I can see the spite value, but what harm could possibly come from posting to cypherpunks as distinguished from another mail list? Or does the ban include posting to any mail list. Like indymedia adelaide or norway IMCs ? The harm could come from AP reaching critical mass.We may be close.It could be DY-NA-MITE! >>I read the prohibition against using the Internet for any purpose except research on medical and legal matters, but nothing in the probation conditions about cyperpunks itself. Is that selective ban of cpunks a prelude to Tora Bora-ing the whole shebang? The best will easily get away,I see a crypto- al qaeda or crypto-pedophile or crypto-laundering feint coming.It should harden our defenses further,expose more of their agents and methods and publicize the gapeing holes in their infrastructure,also terrific for entertainment web journo hacks such as mysELF. >>Just what is it about cypherpunks that drives federal officials in the elf-buggering northwest to phantasms of Inquisition, Witch Burning, chasing home-brewed bin Ladens? They havent been the same since mt st helens.Their best and deepest thinker was a survivalist living nearby in 1980. Grunge and 1999 spooked the shit out of all the dumb dumbs.Plus the rain and the beast of redmond.(my o.o2c) >>Inshallah, they act demon-possessed like christ-fetishist Robert Hanssen Speaking of that freak,your cryptome link on hims buggered,Ill try opera in a minnie.A lot came out in the WTC trials to help OBL plan doomsday so Ive great expectations for the hanssen trial.The fbi needs exterminating.(hi bobby M) >>Speaking of stakeworthy witches, did you see that mad-terrorist groupie Jessica Stern was featured by Time magazine as one of the Five Underappreciated Americans?<< She's welcome downunder anytime,I give good head and I hear she loves 6 thick inches in the rear.(one point safe)Who was the other one after huei,dewey and loie? [Font: Daschle-Anthrax-Bold ]

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Re: Cypherpunk Ban.This is not a job.Its an adventure!
by mattd 17 Dec '01

17 Dec '01

> I am seriously considering to fund printing of inet-one digest in > local newspaper/rag that CJ can pick up. On a weekly basis. Extract>> I'd like to see if pigs will dare fuck him for reading newspapers. Interesting. Even more interesting would be to get cooperation of the paper's editor on the project: (1) avoid paying full price for the space, (2) gain a free-speech ally. > Any pointers to local papers appreciated. Here's a little list from google. Listed below are general newspapers in the Seattle area. 1 King County Journal (multiple locations) 2 Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle / Eastside) 3 Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce (Seattle) 4 Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle - Combines ads with the Seattle Times) 5 Seattle Press, The (Seattle) 6 Seattle Times - (Seattle - Combines ads with the Seattle Post-Intelligencer) 7 Seattle Weekly, The (Seattle) 8 Stranger, The (Seattle) 9 Today's Careers (Pacific Northwest) Some corresponding URLs 1 http://www.kingcountyjournal.com 2 http://seattle.bcentral.com/seattle/ 3 http://www.djc.com/classified/ 8 http://cgi.thestranger.com/classifieds/index.cgi >> 9 http://www.todays-careers.com/ End ex. Another workaround would be to CC CJ and 'channel' any 'imaginings' of his here like 'the front' Ill send him this now at... sonofgomez709(a)nospam.yahoo.com

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No subject.no verbal.
by mattd 17 Dec '01

17 Dec '01

Keyser Sose>> >>That's why a functional AP system and widespread publication of the personal information of justice and LE employees is essential. For who may have transgressed and fear that late nite no-knock its essential to supply these unwanted visitors with a one way ticket to the happy hunting grounds. Claymores and far IR trip sensors are soooo good. If you're 'gona do time you >>might as well do THE crime! Hear Hear! Where is our PROMIS ? Our nuremburg websites? Operation soft drill appeals to massive civil disobedience? Rise like Lions after slumber In unvanquishable number - Shake your chains to earth like dew Which in sleep had fallen on you - Ye are many - they are few.

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Paranoia runs deepThe CATO McCullogh letters.
by mattd 17 Dec '01

17 Dec '01

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=25692 >>Extract...during a CATO-sponsored forum on Iraq Wednesday. The forum's other expert, former CIA Director James Woolsey, favored action against Iraq, but only if the United States accomplished certain objectives first. Woolsey said the United States would first have to destroy Iraq's somewhat extensive air defenses, so American and coalition aircraft would have control of the skies. "If we did that successfully, the Republican Guard or any other Iraqi divisions, the loyalty of which in the latter case is extremely doubtful as far as Saddam is concerned, but even the Republican Guard, about half-strength of what it was in 1991, has no place to hide," he said. The former CIA director said the United States would need essentially only one ally Turkey for use of its airbases in >>attacks against Iraq.<<End extract. Turkey is an authoritarian police state and united snakes puppet.It recently jailed 6 anarchists for handing out leaflets. So called 'libertarian' think tank CATO is linked to cypherpunk regular declan mccullogh.He may be a mole.Who for? "I suspect no one yet I suspect everyone".CI.Clouseu.

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How do you sleep?
by mattd 17 Dec '01

17 Dec '01

http://www.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=104919&group=webcast Damming exposure of Cato's MO. and the flacks and flunkys involved. G'way mate.

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DOCUMENT^IMAGING THE EFFICIENT WAY FILE..... 913920
by g12354＠forum.dk 17 Dec '01

17 Dec '01

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