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26 Jun '01

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26 Jun '01

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Turnkey Online Business
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26 Jun '01

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I WAS SICK OF BEING FAT!!!!!!
by beendrunk＠bugjuise.net 26 Jun '01

26 Jun '01

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RTFM: Military Studies in the Jihad Against the Tyrants
by John Doe #N 26 Jun '01

26 Jun '01

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/terrmanual1.shtml Here are two excerpts from a 180-page how-to manual that investigators believe has been used by followers of Saudi terrorist Osama bin Laden. The document, "Military Studies in the Jihad Against the Tyrants," was seized last year at the Manchester, England home of a bin Laden disciple. Federal prosecutors in New York recently introduced the 18-chapter manual, written in Arabic, at the trial of four men accused of involvement in the 1998 bombing of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania (an English translation was also placed in evidence). The terrorism manual offers jihad members detailed pointers on everything from forged documents to kidnapping techniques. TSG may soon post the whole incredible document, but until then, you'll have to get by with these bizarre and scary pieces--all of Chapter 16 (assassinations) and part of Chapter 17 ("Interrogation and Investigation"): Pages 1-8: On death and dying. Pages 9-14: Beat it.

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Turing honored with statue.
by Trei, Peter 26 Jun '01

26 Jun '01

http://www.independent.co.uk/story.jsp?story=79714 Conqueror of enigma code finally honoured By Paul Francis 23 June 2001 Alan Turing, the national hero who broke the Nazi's enigma code and is credited with turning the tide of the World War Two, is to be honoured with a life-size statue. The bronze monument, which will be unveiled today, comes almost 50 years after the brilliant scientist was driven to suicide by persecution over his homosexuality. Five years after its inception, the 20,000 pound sterling sculpture of Turing sitting on a bench holding an apple will be displayed Manchester's Sackville Park in the city centre. The mathematical genius became a national hero after his involvement in World War Two, he also helped invent the inaugural computer, at Manchester University, but was persecuted and prosecuted for his homosexuality. He committed suicide in 1954 by eating a poisoned apple. Many believe Turing has never been recognised properly for his outstanding contribution to science. But Glyn Hughes, the statue's creator, is confident that Turing has finally earned his rightful place in the history books. Hughes, from Adlington near Chorley, said: " It's stunningly realistic. I'm sure it will go a dirty black over time, but it looks wonderful today." --------------------------------------------------------------------- The Cryptography Mailing List Unsubscribe by sending "unsubscribe cryptography" to majordomo(a)wasabisystems.com

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Re: Pleading to Washington for broadband
by mmotyka＠lsil.com 26 Jun '01

26 Jun '01

Fat old hogs moseyin' up to the trough : a bid for more corporate welfare. Tax credits! Let them pay their own way by selling goods and services. Internet connectivity is not a necessity, it is a luxury and as such should be financed the old-fashioned way. Woops! scratch that! The old-fashioned way is raising taxes or deficit spending! However good it may sound to get the country wired and give the economy a boost this seems like a bad way to do it. Want a tax break - do it across the board. Mike

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26 Jun '01

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codes of the hispanic unlicensed pharmaceutical distributors
by John Doe #N 26 Jun '01

26 Jun '01

Simple codes were used during the operations of the business - for example, many words were made up almoset like a Spanish version of Pig-Latin - "Coban" meant Banco, or bank, "Tebille" meant "Billette" or cash, "Tabogo" was Bogota... also some words were simple substitutions: if someone was "sick", that meant they had been spotted by the police, various numbers needed to be multiplied by several thousand to arrive at the real amounts, depending heavily on context. "Five pesos" was generally five hundred dollars, while "One Peso" was generally a million. Some more peculiar shorthand was "Rock and roll" (in English) for car, if they had a "Colibri", that was a tail, and handcuffs were referred to as "engagement rings" in a few cases. Another code was used between the drug lords in Columbia and Caliche to talk about phone numbers - the word "CONTEMPLAR" was used to correlate the first letter of a name with a number, e.g. "Tomas, Carlos, Olivier" would be "T,O,C" or 420. On top of this, each worker had a code number to identify himself when beeping Caliche or each other to have them call back. There were a few other beeper codes, like "51", meaning "A Successful round" or transfer of cash or drugs, while "911" meant an urgent message. http://www.echonyc.com/~jhhl/caliche.html

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1st amendment vs. mandatory youth-indoctrination centers
by John Doe #N 26 Jun '01

26 Jun '01

http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20010626/od/tshirt_dc_1.html Tuesday June 26 9:18 AM ET Teen Sues Over Banned 'Redneck' Shirt NEWARK (Reuters) - Tom Sypniewski thought his ``redneck'' t-shirt was funny, but school officials deemed it offensive, ordered him to remove it and are now being sued for allegedly violating his free speech rights. Sypniewski, 19, wore the shirt, which listed comic Jeff Foxworthy's ``Top 10 Reasons You Might Be A Redneck Sports Fan,'' to Warren Hills Regional High School on March 22 and was told to remove it. He refused and was suspended for three days, losing an appeal to the Board of Education in April. District school officials in Washington, a small town in rural western New Jersey, said in a press release the shirt ''portrayed a message of racial stereotyping'' and violated the dress code. It said the shirt could have inflamed students, given the school's two-year history of racial tensions. Sypniewski, who recently graduated, denied he is a racist or that the shirt carried a racist message. ``I wore it because it's funny,'' Sypniewski told a news conference outside U.S. District Court in Newark on Monday. ``To me a redneck is a hunter, a fisherman, an outdoorsman. I consider myself a redneck and I'm absolutely not a racist. What hurts me is the board accused me of trying to spread a racist message with the shirt. I think they owe me an apology.''

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