January 2002 - cypherpunks-legacy

POON on PUNKS
by mattd 11 Jan '02

11 Jan '02

After Genoa,where the black bloc was probably infiltrated by 600 nazi's,and 9-11 that unleashed the jingo monster,many anarchists are casting around for new ways to take down the state.Greenpeace just copped a humungous fine and might also be seaking alternative protest strategies.While all that's going on the Homeland military industrial godzilla is frightening many people and even some lawyers into the crypto-anarchist direction.If you need PGP just to e-mail your kids safely... All these swirling currents have created a window of opportunity or "sweet spot" for the mass promotion of Cypherpunk approved crypto-anarchy.In the book and series "A force more powerful," the raw power of mass civil disobedience is demonstrated again and again.With the Internet,the fact that you may be a minority in your nation state becomes much less important,security and solidarity become more important,even revolutionary against a divided foe.While the technical advances plateau for a nano-second why don't we all link,agitate,connect,protest,boycott,sabotage,expand,contract,do all we can short of self immolate to get crypto-anarchy out,in,up down and all around.You know it makes sense. When crypto-anarchy is outlawed only V? PS+++ PE Y+ PGP- t* 5+++ X R* tv b+ DI+ D++ G++>+++ e>++ h-- r++ y+

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Matt - Fighting Terrorism, Saving Tyrants
by Jim Bovard 11 Jan '02

11 Jan '02

Matt: Thought you might enjoy this bouquet for the war on terrorism. take it easy, Jim USA Today January 10, 2002 Don't bed down with tyrants to fight terrorism By James Bovard President Bush recently declared: "So long as anybody's terrorizing established governments, there needs to be a war." Bush rightfully sought international support for the campaign to put the al_Qaeda terrorist network out of business. But the war on terrorism threatens to become a license for tyranny. The United Nations is concerned that an expansive call for governments to crack down on terrorism - a crime that is not clearly defined - is spurring a surge of oppression around the world. Los Angeles Times writer William Orme detailed some of the ways governments are exploiting the new war to repress their citizens: The Cuban government, as part of its war on terrorism, added a new law allowing the death penalty for anyone who uses the Internet to incite political violence. Zimbabwe's war on terrorism includes a proposal to criminalize any critical comment about President_dictator Robert Mugabe. Syria bragged to the U.N. that financial support for terrorists was effectively curtailed by the absence of any private banking system or independent charities, Orme reported. In other words, a government that totally destroys freedom expects to be applauded as an anti_terrorist superstar. Bacre Waly Ndiaye, a chief U.N. human_rights officer, recently complained: "In some countries, non_violent activities have been considered as terrorism, and excessive measures have been taken to suppress or restrict individual rights, including the presumption of innocence, the right to a fair trial, freedom from torture, privacy rights, freedom of expression and assembly, and the right to seek asylum." Many of these complaints, in fact, apply to the actions of the Bush administration. A new law decimates individual privacy by giving the FBI the de facto right to vacuum up practically anyone's e_mail. Permanent resident aliens who publicly criticize the U.S. government's war on terrorism can be banned from re_entering the United States. Some have floated the suggestion that permitting the torture of suspects could help avert future terrorist attacks. And Bush's executive order for military tribunals threatens to bring unsavory aspects of Third World "justice" to American shores. A myopic focus on private_sector criminals risks giving a green light to more dangerous government abuses. A core fallacy of the war on terrorism - as opposed to attacking and destroying al_Qaeda - is that terrorism is worse than anything else imaginable. Unfortunately, governments have committed far worse abuses than al_Qaeda or any other terrorist cabal. Official murderers Mass murder was the most memorable achievement of some 20th_century governments. The Black Book of Communism, a 1997 scholarly French compendium, detailed how 85 million to 100 million people came to die at the hands of communist regimes in the Soviet Union, China, Cambodia and elsewhere. In Death by Government, R.J. Rummel declared that some 170 million people were killed in one of "the myriad ways governments have inflicted death on unarmed, helpless citizens and foreigners." By raising terrorist attacks to the pinnacle of political evil, the war on terrorism implicitly sanctifies whatever tactic governments use in the name of repressing terrorism. But, in the long run, people have far more to fear from governments than from terrorists. Bush's labeling of attacks on any "established government" as a justification of counterterrorism ignores the fact that some governments are little more than criminal conspiracies against their victims. The United States was created as a result of popular uprisings and attacks on an established government that was far less oppressive than many current regimes in Africa and Asia. The Bush administration must find a way to fight terrorism without sanctifying tyranny. The word "terrorism" must not become an incantation that miraculously razes all existing limits on government power. The fact that governments such as Syria and Zimbabwe can justify their oppression by invoking the war against terrorism is an embarrassment to anyone who both opposes terrorism and favors human rights. James Bovard is the author of Lost Rights (St. Martin's Press, 1994) and Freedom in Chains (St. Martin's, 1999). http://www.usatoday.com/news/comment/2002/01/10/ncguest2.htm ************************************************************************** Subscribe to Freematt's Alerts: Pro-Individual Rights Issues Send a blank message to: freematt(a)coil.com with the words subscribe FA on the subject line. List is private and moderated (7-30 messages per week) Matthew Gaylor, (614) 313-5722 ICQ: 106212065 Archived at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fa/ **************************************************************************

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Matt - Fighting Terrorism, Saving Tyrants
by Jim Bovard 11 Jan '02

11 Jan '02

Matt: Thought you might enjoy this bouquet for the war on terrorism. take it easy, Jim USA Today January 10, 2002 Don't bed down with tyrants to fight terrorism By James Bovard President Bush recently declared: "So long as anybody's terrorizing established governments, there needs to be a war." Bush rightfully sought international support for the campaign to put the al_Qaeda terrorist network out of business. But the war on terrorism threatens to become a license for tyranny. The United Nations is concerned that an expansive call for governments to crack down on terrorism - a crime that is not clearly defined - is spurring a surge of oppression around the world. Los Angeles Times writer William Orme detailed some of the ways governments are exploiting the new war to repress their citizens: The Cuban government, as part of its war on terrorism, added a new law allowing the death penalty for anyone who uses the Internet to incite political violence. Zimbabwe's war on terrorism includes a proposal to criminalize any critical comment about President_dictator Robert Mugabe. Syria bragged to the U.N. that financial support for terrorists was effectively curtailed by the absence of any private banking system or independent charities, Orme reported. In other words, a government that totally destroys freedom expects to be applauded as an anti_terrorist superstar. Bacre Waly Ndiaye, a chief U.N. human_rights officer, recently complained: "In some countries, non_violent activities have been considered as terrorism, and excessive measures have been taken to suppress or restrict individual rights, including the presumption of innocence, the right to a fair trial, freedom from torture, privacy rights, freedom of expression and assembly, and the right to seek asylum." Many of these complaints, in fact, apply to the actions of the Bush administration. A new law decimates individual privacy by giving the FBI the de facto right to vacuum up practically anyone's e_mail. Permanent resident aliens who publicly criticize the U.S. government's war on terrorism can be banned from re_entering the United States. Some have floated the suggestion that permitting the torture of suspects could help avert future terrorist attacks. And Bush's executive order for military tribunals threatens to bring unsavory aspects of Third World "justice" to American shores. A myopic focus on private_sector criminals risks giving a green light to more dangerous government abuses. A core fallacy of the war on terrorism - as opposed to attacking and destroying al_Qaeda - is that terrorism is worse than anything else imaginable. Unfortunately, governments have committed far worse abuses than al_Qaeda or any other terrorist cabal. Official murderers Mass murder was the most memorable achievement of some 20th_century governments. The Black Book of Communism, a 1997 scholarly French compendium, detailed how 85 million to 100 million people came to die at the hands of communist regimes in the Soviet Union, China, Cambodia and elsewhere. In Death by Government, R.J. Rummel declared that some 170 million people were killed in one of "the myriad ways governments have inflicted death on unarmed, helpless citizens and foreigners." By raising terrorist attacks to the pinnacle of political evil, the war on terrorism implicitly sanctifies whatever tactic governments use in the name of repressing terrorism. But, in the long run, people have far more to fear from governments than from terrorists. Bush's labeling of attacks on any "established government" as a justification of counterterrorism ignores the fact that some governments are little more than criminal conspiracies against their victims. The United States was created as a result of popular uprisings and attacks on an established government that was far less oppressive than many current regimes in Africa and Asia. The Bush administration must find a way to fight terrorism without sanctifying tyranny. The word "terrorism" must not become an incantation that miraculously razes all existing limits on government power. The fact that governments such as Syria and Zimbabwe can justify their oppression by invoking the war against terrorism is an embarrassment to anyone who both opposes terrorism and favors human rights. James Bovard is the author of Lost Rights (St. Martin's Press, 1994) and Freedom in Chains (St. Martin's, 1999). http://www.usatoday.com/news/comment/2002/01/10/ncguest2.htm ************************************************************************** Subscribe to Freematt's Alerts: Pro-Individual Rights Issues Send a blank message to: freematt(a)coil.com with the words subscribe FA on the subject line. List is private and moderated (7-30 messages per week) Matthew Gaylor, (614) 313-5722 ICQ: 106212065 Archived at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fa/ **************************************************************************

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Re: Mr Mc Catohead.
by mattd 11 Jan '02

11 Jan '02

>>At 10:10 PM 1/11/2002 +1100, mattd wrote: <...> Your manner of compressing quoted text is offensive to me. Don't bother, I'm letting myself out. >All Punks should know what a Hoe McCato head is. I'd say you were the rake, you cannot even retype the subject line once without changing it. Goodbye.<< Ah...the subject line,what a piece of work is a Mr Mc Catohead,how mighty in the blah blah blah... I included your entire post,sue me.I just did it again.Send Brittany Spears down here. Does another aussi suspect declan is a blabbermouth? This just in...START >>Subject: Re: Killfile yaada yaada. On Friday, 11 Jan 2002 at 20:33, mattd <mattd(a)useoz.com> wrote: > Hey mate,howareya? Ive got a pressie for ya.Send us your snail. what pressie?You can work out my snail from list archives if you like. Especially if declan gives a big hint like he did on your address. FROM Ralph Wallis <mischief(a)optushome.com.au><<END Sure gave fuckwit of the week Peter Trei a big hint.Coupla corporate shills or spooks? probably just fucking idiots drunk from xmas pudding.Good riddance.

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Tim May;Bombastic conservative,pseudo anarchist and serial pest.
by mattd 11 Jan '02

11 Jan '02

Forgot what I was going to say...sorry.

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DVD COPIER SOFTWARE 26424
by greg9120＠yahoo.com 11 Jan '02

11 Jan '02

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Re: Mr Mc Catohead.
by mattd 11 Jan '02

11 Jan '02

>>mattd rote: >Agent faustine...seem[s] to hate my guts.... Golly-gee-willikers Batman, I wonder why. [Way-back machine entry, late last year] Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 12:27:13 +1100 To: cypherpunks(a)lne.com From: mattd <mattd(a)useoz.com> AT FIRST FAUSTINE WASN'T SURE ABOUT THIS HUGE DILDO BUT SHE ONLY NEEDED A LITTLE BIT OF CONVINCING. WE LUBED IT UP WITH HER WET PUSSY AND SHE WAS BEGGING FOR IT IN HER TIGHT LITTLE ASSHOLE... WE COULDN'T BELIEVE HOW DEEP SHE TOOK IT! BUT SHE LOVED EVERY INCH AND THEN WANTED MORE! DO YOU KNOW ANY MORE GIRLS LIKE FAUSTINE?<< Looks like you got all the puritans and we got all the criminals eh! (you are a septic tank,I take it.) If you go back a little further you'll see that I attempted to engage with agent faustine on her pet subjects. Subject non resposive,seems to have a "hard on" for Timmy boy. So I was experimenting with different ways to tickle her fancy? So What? Different strokes.Thanks for prolonging the subject line.All Punks should know what a Hoe McCato head is.

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Mr Mc Catohead.
by mattd 11 Jan '02

11 Jan '02

Well, FWIW, I interviewed him by calling an Australian telephone number when the Ohio cops were on his trail;<< The only fucking US reporter to do so.That's how I know how bad the crap corporate media is over there. The Ohio cops and all the other "reporters" didn't know how to e-mail apparently.1 reporter e-mailed declan though, from Dacron.(HA!) >>an Australian journalist<< Frank Sinatra summed them up nicely once.They are still better than the spook/shill/celebrity/rabid hack united snakes crowd. >>confirms mattd/proffr lives there (http://www.politechbot.com/p-02099.html) the Australian press had some coverage (though no photos) << The Herald Sun had heaps and heaps of photos that they supplied directly to police.(1 is a beauty,Anarchist magazine cover right there.) The Hun save the police the expense and bother of running an aboveground special branch. >>of his problems with the local constabulary. See: http://www.politechbot.com/cgi-bin/politech.cgi?name=proffr > Company probably don't consider him worth the effort -<< Agent faustine and Maurice Tate seem to hate my guts and put in a little effort even if only in their spare time. >remember, they are > not interested in having to actually *work* for a living: if it's not hanging > low enough to practically touch the ground, it's not fruit that they care to > sample. Jackson games,e-gold,they do get out and about sometimes.They have a caste system and Empire to support. >>A Secret Service agent reportedly showed up at one of mattd/proffr's hearings. << Arrest yes,Rick Walkinshaw,Hawaii.office.adress online.Interested in IRS lately?Check this out.1995 -- Stick This?: Native Hawai'ian activist John Marsh is acquitted in Honolulu of tax evasion charges, using the defense that since the U.S. illegally colonized Hawai'i in 1898, the islanders' descendants are not legally subject to U.S. taxation. >>Cypherpunks should take up a collection to post this video on cryptome.<< What about a nuremburg style site for the filth you lazy whinging pussies? Your a circle of eunuchs. ("Sen-Constable Nicholas Conte << Interesting this is an old name I saw at the daily bleed once.There was once a nic Conte with balls and brains and heart. >>told the court he obtained photographs and video footage of Mr Taylor committing acts of vandalism") -Declan<< He told a court yesterday he doesnt know shit about computers,see "A day in court 2-your taxes at work" story at www.indymedia.org melbourne.Id supply URL but *server overloaded.* Still spuiking for the CATO corporate criminals Declan? you sickening shill you.

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Joshua's been naughty,very naughty.
by mattd 11 Jan '02

11 Jan '02

January 10: An upskirt poser from Joshua http://www.tapdaass.com/upskirt/upskirt1.html >>Why should I killfile fools like mattd and others??<<(A melon head) Indeed,use PAP.(peoples assassination politics,your anonymous,right?) >> its MORE FUN to use procmail << Suddenly filters dont work or you WANT me to spam the list? Has anyone here complained about the 20/20 spam? >>and villification<< That's difficult for someone called P.Rat who enjoys deviants sex and collects insulting and abusive literature.Try. >>to accomplish what I wish to... eventually the interlopers leave and the list gets back to business << Sucking Tims cock in his fetid little hot tub ,you could drown! >>in spite of agent gordon and his ilk. whats a matter? Agent Gordon, CJ and bell are easy targets for threatening the shrub and mattd is NOT??? why dont you go supress his free speech rights also?<< Whattsamatta dickhead,to lazy to check on the state of play at indymedia or direct. >>So much for your tax dollars at work... the maker of net.loons tentacle #69 of the hairs of medusa ps.Medusa's sucess list detweiler sternlight vulis cohen whos next!! :) mattd? john young? only the shadow knows!!<< You fuck with jya and your dead.

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11 Jan '02

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