dlv@bwalk.dm.com (Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM) wrote:

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The remailer hating Nazi called Patrick Oonk wrote:

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At least I don't hide behind a remailer.

I'll bet he wears a badge with his full name, street address, and home phone number when he walks down the street so as not to "hide behind" his otherwise anonymous clothing! <g> (Everyone is entitled to know the identity of everyone else, right?)

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If so, then burn in hell, Nazi scum-sucking weasel!

Ditto for Paul Pomes and Gary Burnore.

I'm familiar with the role of Gary Burnore <gburnore@netcom.com> and that of his DataBasix associates Belinda Bryan <eridani@ix.netcom.com> and Billy McClatchie (aka "Wotan") <wmcclatc@primenet.com> in getting the Mailmasher and Huge Cajones remailers shut down. Jeff Burchell posted a public expose' of their harassment to Usenet back in June, apparently catching the DataBasix folks off-guard. But what's the story with Paul Pomes? What has he done? Perhaps the best thing that can be done with people like Burnore is to put together an FAQ about their tactics, similar to what his "fans" have done for the "Rev." Steve Winter. Then when Burnore tries to stir up trouble by first fabricating anonymous "abuse" and then demanding that it either be stopped and the culprit(s) identified (knowing in advance that's impossible), or else that the remailer be shut down, someone can forward that FAQ to the remailer's upstream provider, or whoever is being pressured to pull the plug. And if Paul Pomes engages in the same dishonest tactics, that needs to be done with him as well. -- "I cannot convince myself that there is anyone so wise, so universally comprehensive in his judgment, that he can be trusted with the power to tell others: 'You shall not express yourself thus, you shall not describe your own experiences; or depict the fantasies which your mind has created; or laugh at what others set up as respectable; or question old beliefs; or contradict the dogmas of the church, of our society, our economic systems, and our political orthodoxy.'" - Jake Zeitlin