Child Porn 3 [JPG]

[Secret Squirrel]

> Here, yet again, is the same Time-Life child pornography picture, which
> is encrypted with the public keys of people I don't know from squat.
> Nonetheless, they are now co-conspirators in the Time-Life/Cypherpunks
> child pornography ring.
> Since they are unwitting participants in the spread of this filth
> across the internet, I would suggest that they contact law enforcement
> officials and offer to testify against the cypherpunks and employees
> of Time-Life in return for immunity or reduced sentences ending in ...

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