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Worldwide Weirding-way Weapons
by professor rat 05 Sep '21

05 Sep '21

Run on sound - I see the truth of it https://www.openculture.com/2014/12/how-william-s-burroughs-shut-down-londo…

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easier project from professor turd.
by Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 05 Sep '21

05 Sep '21

well it seems that even trying to open the page augur.net is too complicated for professor turd, so we have a preliminary and easier exercise for the non human turd pro2rat(a)yahoo.com.au. What the turd has to do is 1) join twatter 2) start posting death threats to dorsey and the rest of non human garbage(like him) who runs govcorp. GO AHEAD PROFESSOR TURD! YES YOU CAN DO IT!!!

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Keep polishing that " Cypherpunks write code " Turd
by professor rat 05 Sep '21

05 Sep '21

The author of those words took a powder after 9-11 - 20 years ago! - and so cast doubt on all his scribblings prior to that craven cowards act. Desertion under fire will get you killed - that's the anarchist code.

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Antisocial cypherpunks considered harmful
by professor rat 05 Sep '21

05 Sep '21

"... disrespectful to Jim Bell and Assange. Even though they're both important cypherpunk,.." I've argued long and loud over many years that Julio stopped being potentially significant by 2011 ( Late 2010, technically ) The only way he could be significant now is to prove he swung the 2016 election - a severe attribution problem. So after all the key WL people left him he's been a liability. A real drawback for the last decade which is an eternity in net years. Now as to Jim Bell. There is importance in his APster idea so long as its applied in the real world - at Stiffs Dotcom, for example, and by others - at the moment that's still more of a potential importance for anarchism since STIFFS is very apolitical. Then Bell has associated recently - since 2016 - with the far Right ( Like Assmange has for over a decade! ) Associating crypto-anarchy with the Lunar Right is the work of wreckers and cops. Also from a marketing point of view, if Randite, Paultard Austro-libertarianism was a brand of dog-food they would be taking it off the shelves. Kabeesh?

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Cypherpunks write code
by professor rat 05 Sep '21

05 Sep '21

"... And there's something I'm curious about, what are people doing on this mailing list who aren't interested in information security that can't write a code? ..." Maybe cos its an anarchists list for discussing the socio-economic & political aspects of cryptographic code use. The political economy of Dead-Pools, for example. Or the rise of the crypto-currency sector over 2 trillion USD $ as we speak. List founder Tim ' Mongo " May often made this broader point - that the list should not encourage specialist technocrats. So " Code ' should be meant as broadly as possible. It's on disk - check the archives. "...I really wonder why this mailing list isn't being used for its purpose? ..." Batshit-crazy Nazi-Fag-Morons - the Gramps, Semich, ' Natural-Rights' bowtie-anarchy Losers type - tried to squat here for a brief while so we're evicting them right now. Increasingly the cryptoanarchist infrastructure market is taking over this lists purpose as its living out the cypherpunk creed - " Privacy for the poor and transparency for the powerful " Money talks - bullshit walks.

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Globocop needs killing
by professor rat 05 Sep '21

05 Sep '21

Help send a message to all his FBI informants ( and snitch wannabe's - like Gramps, Batshit and Semich ) https://stiffs.com/celebrity/joebiden My 200 sats

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[draft] problems to prepare for when targeted
by Karl 05 Sep '21

05 Sep '21

One of the things that really prevented dialog and addressing of targeting when it began for me, was the concept of "but why would this ever happen to some random individual?" Assuming one isn't targeted then leads to years of pursuing various things that don't necessarily help. [Targeting involves being personally studied for disruption activities such as planting of spy devices and system trojans, contacting people and services in one's life to reduce the power of one's community.]. This involves investment of resources by bodies with limited resources, so people can be skeptical it would ever happen. One thing not often discussed is that targetting can involve being framed as a suspect for high-stakes crimes such as drug dealing or terrorism. Simply calling authorities can open an investigation and allocate extensive resources. There are also organizations that work to disrupt people or groups of various pursuasions, that individuals may be listed with. Books have been published by workers and volunteers at such organizations or groups. This stuff usually happens when somebody notices you for some reason. It may be easy if you have a well-known family name, or are a political figure, but other roles aren't ones everyone expects: - providing resources for activists or people otherwise without them - making a stink that could harm somebody's reputation - organizing discussions counter to mainstream messaging, especially in an area where they are not already present Simple being the person footing the bill, or owning the resources, or who has the crucial skillset, or is willing to go the distance, when nobody else isn't, can suddenly change one's life forever when noticed. Change it in ways that nobody would believe, because the resources involved are reserved for hunting the most dangerous criminals and fighting the most vicious mercenaries. Things that suddenly people are considering you, because their bosses or computer systems are saying you are likely to be.

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Daily Beast: Forever Wars Won't End if the Surveillance State's Still Here
by jim bell 05 Sep '21

05 Sep '21

Daily Beast: Forever Wars Won't End if the Surveillance State's Still Here. https://www.thedailybeast.com/forever-wars-wont-end-if-the-surveillance-sta… But who will lead the charge to wind down America’s domestic national security panopticon that, after decades of taxpayer funding and expansions of its opaque surveillance powers, still failed to anticipate critical developments like the rise of ISIS or Afghanistan’s swift collapse to the Taliban? "Over the past 20 years, our failures in Afghanistan have become synonymous with the overreach and blind arrogance of the War on Terror. But that didn’t just unfold on some distant desert battlefield. An equally treacherous surveillance state was built by American lawmakers right here at home"Just three weeks after President George W. Bush launched the invasion of Afghanistan in October 2001, a Senate supermajority voted 98-1 to enact a bundle of emergency counterterrorism measures known as the USA PATRIOT Act. Among a slew of authoritarian nightmares, the Patriot Act vastly expanded the federal government’s authority to spy on its own citizens without oversight, indefinitely detain immigrants even vaguely suspected of terrorism, wiretap Americans without probable cause and compile incomparably massive databases of Americans’ internet activities and cell-phone metadata."

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Why You Should Stop Using Your Facebook Messenger App
by jim bell 05 Sep '21

05 Sep '21

Why You Should Stop Using Your Facebook Messenger App https://www.newsbreakapp.com/n/0bmWS3PO?&share_destination_id=MTY3MzQzMTItM…

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professor turd is is a cop
by Punk-BatSoup-Stasi 2.0 04 Sep '21

04 Sep '21

Shocking news! The non human turd is a cop and that's the obvious reason why he isn't running any 'assasination market' on augur, or anywhere else. His cop immunity only allows him to post idiotic bullshit on this list.

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