The New York Times reports that: "Tipped off by an anonymous source named "nobody," Simon & Schuster Inc. and its literary police are engaged in the Internet equivalent of a high-speed car chase: tracking down a runaway book pirated on right-wing and anarchist sites on the World Wide Web. In the last month, the publishing house's monitors have discovered more than seven Internet sites containing the text of "Report from Iron Mountain," first published in 1967 and intended as political satire, and re-released early this year by a Simon & Schuster imprint, the Free Press." http://www.nytimes.com/library/cyber/week/0701iron-mountain.html Taking up the challenge, I fired up AltaVista and quickly found: http://www.cwi.nl/htbin/jack/mailfetch.py?2383 (2646 lines) I haven't checked this version against my dog-eared first edition so I don't know if this one has been modified by the Great Enemy. DCF "Who wonders what ever happened to the Regional Government Conspiracy. Anyone out there remember "Blame Metro", "Terrible 1313" and other chronicles of what used to be called the Metropolitan Government movement?"
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Duncan Frissell