Jacob Appelbaum in Germany

[John Young]

No offense, James, but this is the prosecutor's view, who went
on to claim at a press conference, quote: "So the little fucker
offed himself, saving the state bucks, fine by me," she said.
Adding, "let this be a warning smartass motherfuckers at
MIT, we are onto you, thanks to cooperating wits in the
administration totally dependent upon government funding
for invention of cruel and inhuman weapons."

She paused, scratched her balls, went on, and on and
on. The press drifted away, she followed, going on and
on. Watching her was the Boston Marathon bombers.

She was re-elected by the highly educated criminal class
in Boston, that is Boston. Boston, as you know is the
fountainhead of Austin's criminal class, who when not
drunk as skunks at junk arts, music and TED festivals
funded by NSA contractor Dell, regularly elects venal
politicians same as down east Kennedy thugs.


At 06:36 PM 1/4/2014, you wrote:
>On 2014-01-05 08:44, Juan Garofalo wrote:
>>         1) that he wasn't striking at intellectual property is 
>> your (false) side
>>of the story.
> >
>>
>>         2) the physical property of the state and its accomplices 
>> isn't legitimate
>>property, or rather, it isn't *their* property.
>
>That
>Aaron Schwarz repeatedly drew attention to himself by recklessly 
>disrupting the network shows he thought of himself as the state, and 
>those who he harmed as not the state.  Much as Henry Louis Gates 
>obviously considered himself the state, and a mere policeman as not the state.
>
>Snowden knew he risked punishment for civil disobedience, and so 
>made his activities as normal as possible, as unobtrusive as 
>possible. Aaron Schwarz did not know, and was so horrified to 
>discover he was not part of the powerful that he followed in the 
>footsteps of his hero Wallace and killed himself.
>
>Plus, just look at the smirk on his face.  That says "I am powerful 
>and protected, and those I have just harmed are not."
>
>