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CyberBunker: Joe Baptista (ref Sealand Seasteading)
by grarpamp 28 Nov '19

28 Nov '19

https://slashdot.org/~baptista https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEYf1LxM0Sw https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSMcZqbN4POMqpKPH5JJ-4w/videos Pirate Bay abandons Cyberbunker ISP Submitted by baptista on Monday May 17, 2010 @10:34AM baptista writes: Today it was reported on torrentfreak that the Pirate Bay team has dropped CB3ROB and the Cyberbunker as their ISP and transit provider http://bit.ly/bzEPqp after I exposed criminal activities at the bunker http://bit.ly/csiZhQ (link includes cyberbunker bunny video and details on the Republic of Cyberbunker royal family). After receiving criticism from fans that TPB not be associated with crooks or royal kooks a business decision was made and the Cyberbunker plug pulled. The Pirate Bay is currently offline but is expected to rise again out of the Cyberbunker asses. German Court rules against Pirate Bay ISP. Submitted by baptista on Saturday May 15, 2010 @08:41PM baptista writes: The MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) won a victory in a German Court against the Pirate Bay. The court issued an order against the dutch owner of CB3ROB to stop service to the Pirate Bay, The article in the register assumed wrongly that CB3ROB is a German ISP. It's not. It's dutch. Sven Olaf Kamphuis, aka Count Olaf of Cyberbunker, is the outspoken owner of CB3ROB. http://bit.ly/92JG2E (The Register) I used to work at the Cyberbunker with Sven so here's some history on it. The Cyberbunker hosting facility referred to in the story is a former cold war military installation in the Netherlands. It is now owned by a Herman Johan Xennt (formerly Herman Johan Verwoert-Derksen aka Xennt). Xennt is a convicted felon in the Netherlands. He was arrested years ago on drug traffic charges for manufacturing ecstasy in the bunker and tax evasion. Sven Olaf Kamphuis was also arrested on the same drug charges. Kamphuis is known to the Dutch police for hacking several government computer systems. Shortly after Xennt purchased the bunker he declared the property independent of the Netherlands, named it the Republic of Cyberbunker and installed himself as a constitutional monarchy. Kamphuis aka Count Olaf is a minister in King Xennt's Government. More information on the Republic of Cyberbunker is available at http://bit.ly/c4Xs6m Incidentally the Cyberbunker is full of bunnies. This is a video I made of the Cyberbunker and the bunnies in 2005 http://bit.ly/PffbK That was the one nice thing Xennt had to his character. He cared for stray animals like bunnies. Beyond that he is a reprehensible con artist who has destroyed families and stolen their life savings. I've met a few of these victims. There is a related story I wrote on how a school in German was scammed by the Cyberbunker crew http://bit.ly/87Yjir I support the Pirate Bay but I am concerned it's hosted by criminals these days. I know what they can do. I trained the ring leader. The history and Fraud behind UnifiedRoot (Score 1) 370 by baptista on Sunday November 27, 2005 @11:39AM (#14124076) Attached to: Dotless Top Level Domains? The UnifiedRoot is an attempt to revive the Public-Root i.e. see www.public-root.com and www.inaic.com. I am the founder of the Public-Root and by default the business principles subscribed too by the UnifedRoot. I declare the people behind the UnifiedRoot as fraudulent and associated with criminals. A good history of the UnifiedRoot and it's association with the Public-Root is unfortunately only available in Turkish. urkey was a country which subscribed to the Public-Root system, until my investigation closed the show down. The UnifiedRoot is an attempt by the commercial end to go it alone - good details on this unfortunately are only available in Turkish. There has not been an english language publication which has exposed this. But for those of you who read Turkish the story can be found at: http://www.cihansalim.net/blog/index.htm Search for UNIDT, Public-Root, P-R, and UnifiedRoot for more details. Documents supporting my claims the companies and people behind this have committed fraud can be found at: http://www.cynikal.net/~baptista/P-R/ The Public-Root/UnifiedRoot was a great idea until a few people destryed it due to the usual human frailties - greed being the primary one. Also the UnifiedRoot claims to be open, transparent, representative and bottom up. Those are just marketing words without much substance. Joe Baptista Internet Governance THE ELECTRON RULES! The Law of Protocol - The failure of governments to take control of the Internet is based on a simple flaw in their logic. They have no idea what it is they are trying to take control of. They do not understand that the Internets operation depends on protocols that facilitate communication. These protocols have a basic set of rules built into their design. They give complete control of the communications process to the end users. So the answer to the question "who controls the Internet" is simple enough - YOU DO! Yes - YOU - the web surfer. Surprised? Of course it can also be argued successfully today that Paul Vixie is in charge of the Internet and no one has figured that out yet. Let hope he does not highjack it again! To take back control we must first recognize this basic fact - that control of the Internet is in the hands of 500 million end users. So don't piss them off is the first rule to governments who want to share control with their users.

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Gmail is pretty lousy
by Ryan Carboni 28 Nov '19

28 Nov '19

It mangled a few emails in transit. Definitely going to move to a paid service in the future.

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antidotes to evil: recognize injustice, take a stand, speak up - [PEACE]
by Zenaan Harkness 28 Nov '19

28 Nov '19

"What can I do?" asked the grasshopper: Don't Just Give Thanks. Pay Your Blessings Forward https://www.zerohedge.com/health/dont-just-give-thanks-pay-your-blessings-f… https://www.rutherford.org/publications_resources/john_whiteheads_commentar… ... Do your part to push back against the meanness of our culture with conscious compassion and humanity. Moods are contagious, the good and the bad. They can be passed from person to person. So can the actions associated with those moods, the good and the bad. ...

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There's no end to the evidence
by Ryan Carboni 28 Nov '19

28 Nov '19

There's no end to the evidence of various crooked and corrupt networks within the United States, there's just no end! If people just acted on the evidence, there's no telling what would happen!

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Fwd: [TUHS] Happy birthday, Morris Worm!
by John Newman 28 Nov '19

28 Nov '19

-------- Original Message -------- From: Dave Horsfall <dave(a)horsfall.org> Sent: November 1, 2019 8:36:39 PM UTC To: The Eunuchs Hysterical Society <tuhs(a)tuhs.org> Cc: Computer Old Farts Followers <coff(a)tuhs.org> Subject: [TUHS] Happy birthday, Morris Worm! The infamous Morris Worm was released in 1988; making use of known vulnerabilities in Sendmail/finger/RSH (and weak passwords), it took out a metric shitload of SUN-3s and 4BSD Vaxen (the author claimed that it was accidental, but the idiot hadn't tested it on an isolated network first). A temporary "condom" was discovered by Rich Kulawiec with "mkdir /tmp/sh". Another fix was to move the C compiler elsewhere. -- Dave

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Surveillance Valley
by Punk-Stasi 2.0 28 Nov '19

28 Nov '19

grarpamp wrote > Surveillance Valley - Yasha Levine > infohash:6440FAC0D1D9D8EBE3FF24B084B58551CF5BC3B5 and better than torrent ed2k://|file|Levine,%202018,%20Surveillance%20Valley.epub|2242524|F5A293AE6F437418BDE2215481114462|/ quote : "Students saw Cambridge Project, and the bigger ARPANET that plugged into it, as a weapon. A pamphlet handed out at the MIT protest explained: “The whole computer set-up and the ARPA computer network will enable the government, for the first time, to consult relevant survey data rapidly enough to be used in policy decisions. The net result of this will be to make Washington’s international policeman more effective in suppressing popular movements around the world. The so-called basic research to be supported by Project CAM will deal with questions like why do peasant movements or student groups become revolutionary. The results of this research will similarly be used to suppress progressive movements.” Another booklet featured a mock advertisement that gave a visual representation to these fears. It featured “The Octoputer,” a computer shaped like an octopus that had tentacles reaching into every sector of society. “The Octoputer’s arms are long and strong,” read the mock ad copy. “It sits in the middle of your university, country and reaches helping hands out in all directions. Suddenly your empire works harder. More of your agents use the computer—solving more problems, finding more facts.”71 To activists, ARPA’s Cambridge Project was part of a networked system of surveillance, political control, and military conquest being quietly assembled by diligent researchers and engineers at college campuses around the country." ------ compare that to the idiotic views of people like hammill and other 'optimistic' technocratic 'libertarians'...

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Re: [liberationtech] Social media for social good in Taiwan
by grarpamp 27 Nov '19

27 Nov '19

> https://www.wired.co.uk/article/taiwan-democracy-social-media > > Their answer to the government’s request was to create a new kind of > political process. They wanted to allow citizens to not only vote on > questions posed by the government, but also control what questions were > asked in the first place. And they wanted these questions to be > based on attitudes held in common across Taiwanese society > rather than on its divisions. > They called the process vTaiwan "Votes on vTaiwan are aggregated to show clusters of consensus" "The outcomes of the vTaiwan have been put in front of Parliament, by government, to form the core of 11 pieces of laws and regulation" So if there is "consensus" "majority" "vote" etc to murder you, or for you to do something or some act, to perform in some manner that the "consensus" wishes, to "conform", to live think believe or be "social" in some way, whatever that thing or performance or else may be, and where your choice to not do such does not impart harm upon another person... then you will ultimately face their increasing immoral sanction, their own "process" their "laws" which they have "enacted" over you without your signed consent, up to and including death for resisting such sanction... all for doing no harm to anyone. > rather than on its divisions. And what is a form of "division" but perhaps an independant means and position from which people may then begin to identify things in the "common" that should change, or may then perhaps even secede from, lest the common stamp out division thus artfully leaving any of its problems in place. Liberation and its tech, should "consensus" around achieving actual liberty in common with a non aggression principle, modelling such efforts into itself, instead of providing yet another newspeak and mechanism for such "parliamentary" towers of unequal centralized power as below to continue in perpetuity the exertion of immoral force upon harmless peoples who have done no harm. > "Those digital democracy platforms don’t have any kind > of real authority,” says Taiwanese parliamentarian Karen Yu. > "“Legislators still have more power" > Social media has opened up vast social divisions and brought democracy to its knees. > Taiwan is making democracy work again. Such falls, and hacking away at the same thing, time and permutation again, over thousands of years trying to get it to work, should tell you that it is fundamentally broken, and that you need to throw it out and try something completely different that has never been seriously, let alone casually, or even at all, tried before. > the people are fighting back The vast are fighting for something... maybe something they know inside (say... no force, no harm) but have difficulty articulating, or finding completely different models to form around, maybe because those models are excluded and book banned from schools "voted' curriculum, demonetized downranked and censored off YouTube and Facebook and Google, and generally suppressed by such towers above. It's no wonder they're stuck with the same problems "again".

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OIG fanfic needs a FOIA
by coderman 27 Nov '19

27 Nov '19

https://www.nsa.gov/Portals/70/documents/news-features/declassified-documen… this is one i can't file, but someone should: """ The referral provided to the OIG revealed that on multiple occasions from 05 July 2016 to 01 August 2016, <BLANK> was observed on the NSA/CSS unclassified network accessing blogging sites, TUmblr, and Archive of Our Own to create and post fictional role play stories which included the use of profane and sexually explicit language. The referral estimated that from 05 July 2016 through 01 August 2016 <BLANK> wrote, edited, and/or posted roughly 373 role play stories/blogs using the NSA/CSS unclassified network. """ later, """ APPENDIX B (U) Excerpts of Fictional Stories Written by <REDACTED> <REDACTED> UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO """ best regards,

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Re: John Young - The Conversations with Alex Jones
by John Young 27 Nov '19

27 Nov '19

Cryptome does not have copies of these videos nor list of titles and topics. Search Yandex. At 07:16 AM 11/27/2019, you wrote: >Wikileaks War Logs (2 parts) >Cryptome The Internet is a Police State Surveillance Grid (3 parts) >WikiLeaks Fog of Infowar and its Ties to The Elite (3 parts) > >Yahoo Spying on You for Big Brother (2 parts) >Telecoms making money over spying on you (2 parts) >Microsoft's Evil Partnership with Big Government (3 parts) > >These conversations were censored off YouTube along with >Alex Jones channel. There may be more titles in the series, >and the second set of titles may be from downstream editors. >Can whoever has these videos please upload them somewhere. > >Perhaps Cryptome has copies, or can at least supply >a complete list of titles and topics scheduled and done >with this interviewer? > > > >Interview with John Young of Cryptome.org (1 part) by techcafe > >This one is gone as well.

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Tucker Carlson: "Why shouldn't I root for Russia? Which by the way I am." - [PEACE]
by Zenaan Harkness 27 Nov '19

27 Nov '19

You can't cuck the Tuck, and he's been questioning the Douma Syria "Assad gassed his own citizens" lie since a day or three after it happened. Tucker is also, rather sanely, asking why we should not root for Russia. The "Western" narrative (read, pro illegal Federal Reserve bank and expansion of our greatest foreign agent narrative) is steadily collapsing folks, and this is a very good thing. Thank you Tucker Carlson. Fox’s Tucker Carlson questions Douma ‘chemical attack proof' and roots for Russia on air. Off with his head, cry MSM https://www.rt.com/usa/474372-tucker-carlson-syria-russia-ukraine/ ... “Because thousands of people are dying on the front lines! You think it’s a joke—” a flustered Goodstein began, before Carlson cut him off with an indignant “Why do I care what’s going on in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia?” ... Nothing quite like a Deep CIA Guardian "journalist" being cut off in the mornin' :D

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