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by Anonymous 26 Sep '01

26 Sep '01

There are a lot of postings like this one. The poetry is very excellent perhaps? Sort of like Dylan Thomas meets PeterWayner. >We eerily shoot behind slow discarded >cybercafes. Alice will >sneakily post in back of Francine when the >chosen LANs twist >in front of the minor website. The keypads, >rebels, and PGPs are all >sharp and chaotic. Who trains actually, when >Simon examines the >bizarre ActiveX over the cafe? One more secure >cable or cyberspace, and she'll >deeply smile everybody. Where did Lawrence save >the keyhole >behind the stuck machine? Don't inflate the >functions annually, >burst them cruelly. I'd rather consume >halfheartedly than vexate with >Christopher's fake hacker. Hey, governments >spool about orthodox >fields, unless they're clear. The ignorant bug >rarely manages >Roxanne, it disappears Annabel instead. He will >disrupt wastefully if >Jeremy's BASIC isn't messy. It's very >surreptitious today, I'll >negotiate grudgingly or Woody will eat the >outputs. Maify, have a >lost user. You won't start it. Austin will >bind the blank noise and >learn it beneath its satellite. Until Margaret >insulates the >firewalls usably, Angela won't pump any secret >windows. Lots of >pathetic interrupts are important and other >usable discs are >foolish, but will Carol sell that? What will we >type after Lawrence >transports the lazy zone's fax machine? What >will you kill the >powerful rogue monitors before Bonita does? >Excelsior floats, then >Janet simply generates a haphazard computer for >Beth's buffer.

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stego messages on news.admin.net-abuse.misc
by Anonymous 26 Sep '01

26 Sep '01

There are a lot of postings like this one. The poetry is very excellent perhaps? Dylan Thomas meets Peter Wayner at Starbucks in Palo Alto. >We eerily shoot behind slow discarded >cybercafes. Alice will >sneakily post in back of Francine when the >chosen LANs twist >in front of the minor website. The keypads, >rebels, and PGPs are all >sharp and chaotic. Who trains actually, when >Simon examines the >bizarre ActiveX over the cafe? One more secure >cable or cyberspace, and she'll >deeply smile everybody. Where did Lawrence save >the keyhole >behind the stuck machine? Don't inflate the >functions annually, >burst them cruelly. I'd rather consume >halfheartedly than vexate with >Christopher's fake hacker. Hey, governments >spool about orthodox >fields, unless they're clear. The ignorant bug >rarely manages >Roxanne, it disappears Annabel instead. He will >disrupt wastefully if >Jeremy's BASIC isn't messy. It's very >surreptitious today, I'll >negotiate grudgingly or Woody will eat the >outputs. Maify, have a >lost user. You won't start it. Austin will >bind the blank noise and >learn it beneath its satellite. Until Margaret >insulates the >firewalls usably, Angela won't pump any secret >windows. Lots of >pathetic interrupts are important and other >usable discs are >foolish, but will Carol sell that? What will we >type after Lawrence >transports the lazy zone's fax machine? What >will you kill the >powerful rogue monitors before Bonita does? >Excelsior floats, then >Janet simply generates a haphazard computer for >Beth's buffer.

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stego messages on news.admin.net-abuse.misc
by Anonymous 26 Sep '01

26 Sep '01

There are a lot of postings like this one. The poetry is very excellent perhaps? Dylan Thomas meets PeterWayner at Starbucks in Palo Alto. >We eerily shoot behind slow discarded >cybercafes. Alice will >sneakily post in back of Francine when the >chosen LANs twist >in front of the minor website. The keypads, >rebels, and PGPs are all >sharp and chaotic. Who trains actually, when >Simon examines the >bizarre ActiveX over the cafe? One more secure >cable or cyberspace, and she'll >deeply smile everybody. Where did Lawrence save >the keyhole >behind the stuck machine? Don't inflate the >functions annually, >burst them cruelly. I'd rather consume >halfheartedly than vexate with >Christopher's fake hacker. Hey, governments >spool about orthodox >fields, unless they're clear. The ignorant bug >rarely manages >Roxanne, it disappears Annabel instead. He will >disrupt wastefully if >Jeremy's BASIC isn't messy. It's very >surreptitious today, I'll >negotiate grudgingly or Woody will eat the >outputs. Maify, have a >lost user. You won't start it. Austin will >bind the blank noise and >learn it beneath its satellite. Until Margaret >insulates the >firewalls usably, Angela won't pump any secret >windows. Lots of >pathetic interrupts are important and other >usable discs are >foolish, but will Carol sell that? What will we >type after Lawrence >transports the lazy zone's fax machine? What >will you kill the >powerful rogue monitors before Bonita does? >Excelsior floats, then >Janet simply generates a haphazard computer for >Beth's buffer.

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When the FBI Guys Come Knocking...
by Matthew Gaylor 26 Sep '01

26 Sep '01

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Newsletter 26.09.01
by ingo.wies＠aral.net 26 Sep '01

26 Sep '01

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Cato's David Boaz Responds To Ban On Knives
by Matthew Gaylor 26 Sep '01

26 Sep '01

At 10:23 AM -0400 9/26/01, David Boaz <dboaz(a)cato.org> wrote: >Dear Mr. Gaylor: > >You know, I might even agree with you on this one. When you've got 100 >employees writing hundreds of articles, it's hard to agree with every clause >of every article. And I might even be willing to engage you in dialogue >about it if you hadn't encouraged every person with an email account to >flood my inbox with messages -- as if the justice of a position was >determined by the number of angry emails it generates. That's not my idea >of rational debate. > >Also, next time you attack us, could you spell our name right? > >David Boaz Matthew Gaylor responds: I would hope it's not a debatable point when your Director of Defense Policy, Ivan Eland thinks victim disarmament is a good idea when he states "The ban against sharp metal objects (i.e., knives) aboard aircraft is a good one." [See <http://www.cato.org/current/terrorism/pubs/eland-010920.html>]. I think libertarian economist Walter Williams has the correct, and libertarian attitude when he wrote: "The new air safety regulations are consistent with today's anti-crime strategies: If people commit crimes with guns, call for gun control; if people commit crimes with knives, call for knife control. Current law prohibits pilots from having guns to protect their crew and passengers. That law should be changed. Instead of meekly going along with the FAA's new, costly, oppressive and stupid safety regulations, Americans should rebel against them. Are we so timid and feminized that we'll accept anything politicians do in the name of safety?" See: <http://www.townhall.com/columnists/walterwilliams/ww20010926.shtml>. So my question to Mr. Eland is why is he willing to accept FAA regulations over freedom? And isn't Ben Franklin still right when he wrote: "They that can give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."? Regards, Matt- {Note this message is being sent to Freematt's Alerts, multiple thousands of subscribers worldwide.} ************************************************************************** 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: Mind control: U.S. Measures May Incite Domestic Terror
by Subcommander Bob 26 Sep '01

26 Sep '01

At 11:21 PM 9/25/01 -0500, Aimee Farr wrote: >> >> And who would be "we" ? And who are "they" ? > >We - The People. >They - Anybody that has expressed a sincere desire to blow "the people" up >and has warranted a threat-rating. Clue: your herders, the USG, wants to blow you up (if male between 18-25). Or if you have an alternate religion, pharmacist, number of spouses, bankers, etc. The USG wants to blow you up if you're palestinian and want your land back. The USG wants to blow you up if you're impeding the USG interests inside your homeland. The USG has become Britain of 200+ years ago. Or Rome of 2000+. With all the consequences. >I am speaking in the context of U.S. domestic organizations with terrorist >inclinations, not OBL and his like, of course. So am I. >Some proposals fit into the apocalyptic visions of some groups. Shades of >PROJECT MEGIDDO and so forth. Well write it up in your thesis, or your report to your handlers. How many 'groups' do you monitor 'Ms. Aimee'? ....... Those who do not understand Unix are condemned to reinvent it, poorly. -- Henry Spencer

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Re: When the FBI Guys Come Knocking...
by Tim May 26 Sep '01

26 Sep '01

On Wednesday, September 26, 2001, at 12:06 AM, Meyer Wolfsheim wrote: > Unless you live in an apartment, and they have the permission of the > landlord... > > Actually, in that case, could they not get the landlord to unlock the > apartment door for them, if "permission to enter" is granted in your > lease? What are the warrant requirements for this? The Fourth still applies, even to hotel and motel residents (where the owner of course enters on a daily basis). If it did not apply, then entire hotels and motels and apartment buildings would be swept for contraband, illegal sex material, drugs, guns, etc. There was a controversial case in Chicago, which may still be pending, where the Housing Authority (?) was proposing to sweep the apartments it administered for guns. Civil libertarians pointed out the issues. --Tim May

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Newsletter 26.09.01
by ingo.wies＠aral.net 26 Sep '01

26 Sep '01

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Re: When the FBI Guys Come Knocking...
by Nomen Nescio 26 Sep '01

26 Sep '01

Tim's idea of a closed circuit TV is the best approach, and something I've been thinking of for a long time. By far the best way to interact with anyone you didn't want around. You'd want to couple it with a computerized voice interface that made it sound, at least, that they were dealing with a machine. "State your full name" "Face the camera" "Turn face left" "Turn face right" "Hold ID up to camera" "State business" and at some point a speaker off to the side or behind them could emit the distinct sound of a 12ga pump action being being worked, followed by a: "Leave property now"

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