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CDR: RV WEBSITE
by major＠oh.verio.com 08 Nov '00

08 Nov '00

I would like to invite you to visit www.iRV2.com Site Features Forums Campground Reviews RV Links Photos and much more Thankyou Bill Rowell Note: If you have recieved this email in error please disregard. You are not on a list and should not recieve this email again.

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ANNOUNCE: Cypherpunks Mtg, STANFORD 11/11/00
by Bill Stewart 08 Nov '00

08 Nov '00

Online version: http://www.cryptorights.org/cypherpunks/meetingpunks.html SF Bay Area Cypherpunks November 11, 2000 Events: Sat 11 November 1:00 - 5:00 PM Stanford University Campus - Tressider Union courtyard Agenda - Open Discussion Rodney Thayer will be talking about Metricom modems Ben Laurie may be in town, depending on transportation FreeSWAN 1.7 was just released. Oh, yeah, Bush\\\Gore\\\Bush\\\\Nader was elected :-) Location Info: The meeting location will be familiar to those who've been to our outdoor meetings before, but for those who haven't been, it's on the Stanford University campus, at the tables outside Tressider Union, at the end of Santa Theresa, just west of Dinkelspiel Auditorium. We meet at the tables on the west side of the building, inside the horseshoe "U" formed by Tresidder. Ask anyone on campus where Tressider is and they'll help you find it. If the weather is bad, we'll meet inside. Food and beverages are available at the cafe inside Tresidder. Location Maps: Stanford Campus (overview, Tresidder highlighted). http://www.stanford.edu/home/map/search_map.html?keyword=&ACADEMIC=Tresidder +Union Tressider Union (zoomed detail view). http://www.stanford.edu/home/map/stanford_zoom_map.html?234,312 Printable Stanford Map (407k). http://www.stanford.edu/home/visitors/campus_map.pdf [ This announcement sent to the following mailing lists: cypherpunks-announce(a)toad.com, meetingpunks(a)cryptorights.org, cypherpunks-request(a)cyberpass.net, cryptography-request(a)c2.net Mailing list complaints or address corrections to bill.stewart(a)pobox.com. ] Thanks! Bill Bill Stewart, bill.stewart(a)pobox.com PGP Fingerprint D454 E202 CBC8 40BF 3C85 B884 0ABE 4639 Thanks! Bill Bill Stewart, bill.stewart(a)pobox.com PGP Fingerprint D454 E202 CBC8 40BF 3C85 B884 0ABE 4639

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CDR: Re: Courts interfering with election
by George＠Orwellian.Org 08 Nov '00

08 Nov '00

TimMay Moroned: # Having the courts extend the hours so that more inner city mutants # can stagger down to the polls is inexcusable. Why are you referring to people you don't know as mutants? TimMay Moroned: # I expect "The polling hours are 7 a.m. to 8 p.m." to be upheld. # People arrange their schedules accordingly. If they work hours such # that they cannot be at the polling places during these hours, they # obtain absentee ballots. Or they take personal time off of work. Or # they go in an hour later. Etc. Well, let's see if there's a perfectly valid reason for the extension: http://www.foxnews.com/election_night/states/mo/hours.sml # Mahina Nightsage, 41, said she attempted to vote at 10 a.m. but # was told by an election judge that she was not registered for # that polling place. Nightsage said she arrived at the board's # downtown office by 12:30 and by 3:15 p.m. had not yet been able # to vote. # # "That is too much of a burden for anyone to exercise their # constitutional right to vote," Nightsage said. Yep. If you couldn't vote, you'd be ballistic about that too. Gore wins, ha! Tax May's lilly-white ass to the bone!

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CDR: Re: Courts interfering with election
by George＠orwellian.org 08 Nov '00

08 Nov '00

And here's the details...the move is allowed under state law. Once example was someone who tried to vote at starting at 10AM but couldn't. http://www.foxnews.com/election_night/states/mo/hours.sml # # Judge Extends St. Louis Polling Hours Tuesday, November 7, 2000 # # ST. LOUIS - A circuit court judge ordered Tuesday evening that # polls in St. Louis be kept open until 10 p.m. Central time, three # extra hours, due to long lines, a shortage of judges and a lack # of booths, ballots and other equipment. # # The judge ruled on a petition filed by Democratic Congressional # candidate William Lacy Clay, who cited that voters have not been # able to get in to the polls, and have frequently been finding # they are not on the voting lists. # # Joining in filing the petition were the Missouri Democratic # Committee and the Gore-Lieberman campaign. # # Judge Evelyn M. Baker ruled in favor of the petitioners because # of an especially heavy turnout. The Board of Election # Commissioners "failed to live up to its duty to the voters of # the city," Baker said. # # Under the emergency order issued less than an hour before the # polls were to have closed, the election board was to be kept # open until 11:59 p.m. # # Lawyers for Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush # were unsuccessful in having the case heard in federal court. # Moments after Baker's ruling, a U.S. District Judge declined # to hear the case, saying it was a state issue. # # The Board of Election Commissioners planned to file an immediate # appeal. # # Jim Grebing, a spokesman for Secretary of State Bekki Cook, said # the office had learned of the judge's order through the news # media. # # But Grebing said that the move is allowed under Missouri election # law. # # "We were surprised, we didn't know anything about it," Grebing # said. "But they didn't have to go through us, and we weren't # consulted about it." # # The petition charged that numerous city voters were unable to # vote. Lawyers for the plaintiffs said irregularities at the polls, # including the inability of judges to verify voter registration, # set numerous voters on a path taking several hours to confirm. # # Voters whose registration was not on record at their polling # places had to travel to the board's downtown office where several # hundred people waited up to three hours to confirm their # registration. # # Mahina Nightsage, 41, said she attempted to vote at 10 a.m. but # was told by an election judge that she was not registered for # that polling place. Nightsage said she arrived at the board's # downtown office by 12:30 and by 3:15 p.m. had not yet been able # to vote. # # "That is too much of a burden for anyone to exercise their # constitutional right to vote," Nightsage said. # # Nightsage said she spoke to many other frustrated voters at the # board's office, some of whom left without voting. # # The petitioners presented several affidavits from voters with # similar stories. # # An attorney for the Bush-Cheney campaign asked that the suit # be removed to federal court because federal offices were at stake. # # Kevin Coan, the Republican director of elections for the board, # said election procedures were no different from any other. Coan # said he knew of no one whose right to vote had been denied. # # Coan said much of the confusion may have rested with people who # did not register in time to vote, yet showed up expecting to # be able to cast a ballot. # # "I doubt they have any idea what the election laws of this state # are," Coan said. TimMay was entirely silent on why he objects to this time extension.

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CDR: Hey ....
by cindy43 08 Nov '00

08 Nov '00

You are currently listed as: cypherpunks(a)cyberpass.net This is sent to my Priority List .. I saved your email address from our past correspondence. If you are no longer interested in interchanging informations, please accept my sincere apology and reply with "Remove". ========================= CAN I ASK YOU A QUESTION?? Are You Tired of Surfing the Net, Looking for an Online Business, and Never Getting Anywhere? WHAT IF There was a way. http://www.moneyfrompc.com/36.html _______________________ To remove, hit reply and type "remove" at subject.

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CDR: Re: election
by Anonymous 08 Nov '00

08 Nov '00

> The women in Michigan did it, the women in Penn. did it, > the women in Fla. did it. Wake up punks, it's the wimmens. > They rule. > MacN They need raping.

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CDR: Re: Courts interfering with election
by George＠Orwellian.Org 08 Nov '00

08 Nov '00

TimMay Moroned: # Mighty niggardly of the Democrats, I'd say. Spooky, in fact. Ah, 'niggar' and 'spook'. Neither of which are used correctly, except to troll. You are quite unimaginative.

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CDR: Re: Courts interfering with election
by George＠Orwellian.Org 08 Nov '00

08 Nov '00

TimMay Moroned: # The polls are open for 13 hours, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. # Claims that "working people" can't get to the # polls are ludicrous. No one on the list made that claim. You set up your own strawman, having nothing else. ---- Hmmm, Florida is in an unknown state.

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CDR: Applying California law to ICANN
by Eric Cordian 08 Nov '00

08 Nov '00

Tim May <tcmay(a)got.net> writes: > It may well be that political activists discover this whole ICANN > thing and realize they have a golden opportunity to have California > laws applied to black/delist sites they dislike, organizations they > think are racist, etc. > The Southern Law Poverty Center, the Simon Wiesenthal Hate Center, > and other ZOG-controlled commie organizations will likely be going > into overtime. DNS and the root servers are a single point of failure in the global Internet, and one that is easily pressured to delete pointers to speech that is deemed politically incorrect. It wouldn't surprise me in the least, if in the near future, sites deemed to be monkeywrenching the system wind up having to be addressed by numeric IPs, and even having their packets derouted. The Simon Wiesenthal Center's plans for the First Amendment can easily be seen in other countries, where they support the arrest and jailing of individuals for even suggesting that God's Chosen People might sometimes act collectively in their own enlightened self-interest. The US Government's plans for the First Amendment can be seen by the fact that they honor arrest warrants issued by foreign countries against such "speech criminals," and make arrests of foreign nationals for such "crimes" within US borders. -- Eric Michael Cordian 0+ O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division "Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law"

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CDR: Another example of human 'social structure' building
by Jim Choate 08 Nov '00

08 Nov '00

Hi, For another example of how ingrained the concept of 'government' and 'shared social structures' is, take a look at, http://kuro5hin.org Pay attention to the "We the people of Kuro5hin". ____________________________________________________________________ He is able who thinks he is able. Buddha The Armadillo Group ,::////;::-. James Choate Austin, Tx /:'///// ``::>/|/ ravage(a)ssz.com www.ssz.com .', |||| `/( e\ 512-451-7087 -====~~mm-'`-```-mm --'- --------------------------------------------------------------------

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