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CDR: Re:Greetings from ZOG-occupied Palestine
by auto9950013＠hushmail.com 11 Nov '00

11 Nov '00

We thought you knew it all Tim. You better lock and load Tim. ZOG (California chapter) lives and they are close. At 10:53 PM 11/10/00 , Tim May wrote: > >At 8:34 PM -0600 11/10/00, Phaedrus wrote: >>On Fri, 10 Nov 2000 auto9950013(a)hushmail.com wrote: >> >>> Tim May, the heavily armed hate monger who refers to ZOG, and , his extreme >>> right wing malitia friends have missed their chance. >>> Certainly the 400 of us needed killing before we influence the American >>> Presidential election. >> >>actually, since ballots were supposed to be postmarked two days ago, >>killing you now wouldn't help (even if I were for it, which I'm not, >>personally) unless something very bad were going on.... > >I'm not so sure...killing auto 9950013(a)hushmail.com may still be >useful. I think I know who george(a)orwellian.org is, based on text >comparisons. My guess is that both of them need to be tracked down >and killed. > >Allah will know his own. >

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CDR: SprintUs plan to use chips to track cell phones stirs privacy concerns
by An Metet 10 Nov '00

10 Nov '00

Some worry that information could get into the wrong hands By Nicole Harris THE WALL STREET JOURNAL J J Nov. 10 Q JSprint Corp.Us wireless division said it will put global-positioning-system chips in its cell phones to locate its users, stirring up hot-button privacy concerns that the popular consumer items could become homing devices. The national wireless carrier is making the move Q starting the middle of next year Q to fulfill a federal mandate that all wireless service providers be able to pinpoint the location of a wireless 911 call within 100 feet by October 2001. J J J J JTHE AIM IS to solve a problem that has frustrated cell-phone users and safety officials alike: There is no way to determine quickly the exact origin of a wireless 911 call. J J J JThursday marked the deadline for the nationUs carriers to report to the Federal Communications Commission just how they would meet the mandate. Cell-phone operators can opt to install tracking software in their wireless networks, have phones include a chip with GPS technology, or a combination of the two. In a filing with the FCC, Verizon Wireless, the nationUs largest carrier, said it planned to use a network-based solution to meet the mandate. J J J JOnce the cell-phone companies get the technology in place, a host of so-called location-based services are sure to follow. In fact, these offerings such as printed driving directions, or say, finding the closest Burger King, are at the center of the wireless industryUs next big hope: the wireless Internet. J J J JBut privacy advocates warn there are too many risks that the data could wind up in the wrong hands, as well as several unanswered questions regarding how consumers will be notified about the use of the information, and how carriers will collect and store the data. While the carriers say they will be the only ones with the ability to track calls, the concern is that the information could get into the wrong hands because the tracking device will be leaving a trail of electronic footprints. J J J JRThe thing that worries me is that your phone could become a tracking device,S said Kurt Wimmer, an attorney that follows privacy issues for the London offices of Covington & Burling. J J J JThat could be a particular concern for carriers that decide to go with a GPS-technology solution. That is because the FCC requires 67% of position-enabled handsets must be locatable to within 50 meters, or 55 yards, giving a more-exact location. Under controlled trial conditions earlier this year, Sprint was able to locate this percentage of test calls to less than 30 meters. J J J J Other experts are concerned about consumersU right to choose if they even want such location data to be generated. RThe consumer has to have some rights as to how the information is collected and how itUs used,S said David Sobel, general counsel for the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington. Mr. Sobel says he is preparing for a public session hosted by the Federal Trade Commission to be held in December on wireless location privacy issues. J J J JStill, Oliver Valente, Sprint PCSUs chief technology officer, insists the Westwood, Kan., company will do its part to protect the privacy of its customers. He said Sprint is exploring ways to allow users to turn the 911 location-tracking device off at the push of a button, a feature that privacy experts such as Mr. Wimmer applaud. J J J JRWe will make sure consumer information is protected,S said Mr. Valente, adding that phones with the new feature wonUt hit the market until the second half of next year. J J J JBut Sprint already is dreaming up ways to say, offer consumer coupons to a local Pizza Hut, if the customer is in the vicinity of a restaurant. But Mr. Valente says Sprint wonUt give up the consumerUs location information to a third party. RWe could deliver the offer without the third party ever knowing where the consumer was and it would be totally opt in on the consumersU part.S

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CDR: call forwarding trick in Las Vegas
by Michael Gilman 10 Nov '00

10 Nov '00

Hi, Interesting information, do you have additional info. regarding this issue? I have a friend that could be financially affected by this. How can I help him safeguard his system or discover if his system is currently being tampered with in this manner? Would appreciate any information you can provide me with regarding this issue. Sincerely, Michael Gilman

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CDR: Re: A successful lawsuit means Gore wins!
by George＠Orwellian.Org 10 Nov '00

10 Nov '00

White Supremacist Tim "I'd like to see a race riot" May Moroned: # I sort of hope the hundreds of lawyers sent down to # Florida by the Gore Team succeed in throwing the # election to Gore. Yes, the closely recounted votes will turn to Gore. Gore will be president. White Supremacist Tim "I'd like to see a race riot" May Moroned: # I don't expect hordes in the countryside, but we could see some # the Welfare Mutants and Inner City Maggots rioting, looting, # and shitting in their own nests. Most of South-Central LA remains # boarded up and economically wasted, which I think is poetic # justice. Let the Democrat "maggots and faggots" deal with Jesse # Jackson's promised race war. You've been specially targeted. The superior mutants (any mutants) will be setting your place on fire, and pick you and your family off should you decide not to be human marshmellows. Your burnt/shotup corpse will be positioned as typing on a terminal, with a final and appropriately humble message typed on the screen. That's what uppity minorities like you deserve.

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10 Nov '00

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CDR: Re: Greetings from ZOG-occupied Palestine
by auto9950013＠hushmail.com 10 Nov '00

10 Nov '00

If you need to help anyone it should be Tim May and his anti Jewish malitia friends. They missed a lot of chances to completely exterminate us. But as you see, the 400 of us are now ready to take over the American government. At Fri, 10 Nov 2000 20:24:51 -0600 (CST), Mac Norton <mnorton(a)cavern.uark.edu> wrote: > >If you could spell, or type, correctly, I'd have a little >more respect for your posts. There is not their. If >English is not your first language and you need some >off-line advice about homophones, I'll be glad to help. >MacN > >On Fri, 10 Nov 2000 auto9950013(a)hushmail.com wrote: > >> Tim May, the heavily armed hate monger who refers to ZOG, and , his >extreme >> right wing malitia friends have missed there chance. >> Certainly the 400 of us needed killing before we influence the American >> Presidential election. >> >> >> >> >> At 03:26 PM 11/10/00 , Tim May wrote: >> > >> >Now we hear of calls urging dual-citizenship residents of >> >ZOG-occupied Palestine to send in absentee ballots to Florida, >> >especially for the estimated 400 dual-citizenship, or visiting >> >tourists, from Palm Beach County. >> > >> >The claim is that if they can "prove" they were unable to have them >> >postmarked by the time polls closed in Florida, due to the violence >> >or whatever, that maybe they will still be allowed in. (And I >> >wouldn't put it past the ZOG to rig the postmarks and then put the >> >ballots on a fast jet to Florida.) >> > >

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CDR: Re: Phil Zimmerman Profiled
by Max Inux 10 Nov '00

10 Nov '00

>> Minor controversies continue to dog PGP. Just within the last year, two >> small faults in the released code were discovered. While experts agree that >> neither one presented any practical danger to the security of PGP-based >> communications, both sparked arguments about NAI's ability and even its >> intentions. In the first case, a fault in a specific version for Unix could, >> in principle, compromise a key generated by a method PGP had always >> deprecated: automatically, without user input. > >Heh. A random number generator that produces an output of all zeros. Small >flaw. No biggie. Except for the me that generated a key that was vulnerable to that 0x149DCDDC However I believe there was an email attached to that and the signatures to that key, but apparently not anymore =) And its a big deal, can you say 0 strength key? Max Inux <maxinux(a)openpgp.net> 0xE42A7FB1 http://www.openpgp.net Key fingerprint = E4CA 2B4F 24FC B1BF E671 52D0 9E4B A590 E42A 7FB1 If crypto is outlawed only outlaws will have crypto. 'An it harm none, let it be done' PS, sorry if this is a repost, I posted it about 10 hours ago and it has not gone through ssz, so here it goes to OpenPGP

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CDR: "We may face a situation like a general nuclear war"
by Tim May 10 Nov '00

10 Nov '00

Noted presidential historian Michael Beschloss just had a very interesting point on the "Lehrer News Hour" on PBS. He thinks it fairly likely now that the spreading litigation, recounts, and marches in the streets will lead to a situation much like a nuclear war. (For those of you now watching and reading the massive coverage, there are many news developments: New Mexico is now back in the "undecided" category, as additional late votes are counted--including 200 votes mysteriously missing but recovered today, the police and DA's office in Milwaukee are investigating reports that Democrats were offering cartons of cigarettes for votes for Gore and that piles of ballots were handed out in heavily-Democrat precincts, the Iowa, Oregon, and Wisconsin results may be challenged, and a million absentee votes in California have yet to be counted.) Beschloss, by the way, said that this event is "much weirder than Watergate." He said it's a potentially much more serious crisis than Watergate was. And it has developed in 48 hours, not two years. Delicious. Whichever side loses, it will attack the winning side with a new venom. Scorched earth, as Leon Panetta just put it. I like Beschoss' characterization of it as an escalating nuclear war scenario. There's a mass "Re-vote in Florida!" rally happening tomorrow (and the 18th, and perhaps every Saturday afterwards...) in 50 cities and towns. Northern California alone has several of these. I may go to the one in Santa Cruz tomorrow ("Town Clock") and spread what disinformation I can. Delicious. --Tim May -- ---------:---------:---------:---------:---------:---------:---------:---- Timothy C. May | Crypto Anarchy: encryption, digital money, ComSec 3DES: 831-728-0152 | anonymous networks, digital pseudonyms, zero W.A.S.T.E.: Corralitos, CA | knowledge, reputations, information markets, "Cyphernomicon" | black markets, collapse of governments.

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CDR: RE: Another mental exercise for the absolutists ...
by Ernest Hua 10 Nov '00

10 Nov '00

Mis type ... opposite of "Florida". Ern -----Original Message----- From: Me [mailto:commerce@home.com] Sent: Friday, November 10, 2000 2:45 PM To: cypherpunks(a)cyberpass.net Subject: Re: Another mental exercise for the absolutists ... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ernest Hua" <ernest(a)luminousnetworks.com> > New Mexico appears to be having a problem ... > A computer glitch left out 60K+ ballots. > What would YOU do about it? Are we talking about the equiv bulb burning out on the card reader? Is there any error in the ballot? Is there a chain of evidence, wrt where they have come from? Yes, no, yes: let them in. > For the violently anti-Gore types: This state > appears to be the opposite of New Mexico in New Mexico is the opposite of New Mexico?

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CDR: Another mental exercise for the absolutists ...
by Ernest Hua 10 Nov '00

10 Nov '00

New Mexico appears to be having a problem ... Some ballots are not found. What would YOU do about it? A computer glitch left out 60K+ ballots. What would YOU do about it? For the violently anti-Gore types: This state appears to be the opposite of New Mexico in terms of political pursuasion. A re-count or a re-do could very well put Bush ahead. Ern

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