Clue to So-Called Missing Jim Bell-AP Messages

[John Young]

Yes, the cpunk archives have a slew of 1995 (before and after too) 
about Jim Bell, Assassination Politics, Jim's email addresses, and 
related matters. Takes a bit of reading to find them, searches don't 
turn up all of them.

1995 is less bountiful than other years (say, 2019 spasms) but hardly 
insignificant and offer worthwhile reading on a variety of topics 
other than the low-volume AP stuff.

Jim was in the pokey during this period so that reduced his postings. 
However Jim was sending out postal mails to compensate for the online lack.

At 02:58 PM 1/7/2020, jim bell wrote:
>Does it contain messages that the Venona files almost completely lack?
>1995 messages that:
>
>1.   Lack 'jim bell'
>2.   Lack 'jimbell at pacifier.com'
>3.   Lack 'assassination politics'
>4.   Lack ' ap ' except in contexts other than 'assassination 
>politics', such as Associated Press or 'killer ap '
>5.   Lack references to 'bell', as in 'that damn bell', or 'that idiot bell'.
>
>             Jim Bell
>
>
>On Tuesday, January 7, 2020, 07:23:19 AM PST, Mirimir 
><mirimir at riseup.net> wrote:
>
>
>On 01/07/2020 02:55 AM, John Young wrote:
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>[tl;dr - You can't trust anyone involved.]
>
>Makes sense to me.
>
>I may well have what was called FCPUNKS from the mid 90s through maybe
>2001 or 2002. However, sharing it would be too risky, unless I redacted
>or randomized all headers. Which would make it kinda useless, no?
>
>Maybe I'll do it, as a public service, just before dying.
>
>So hey, I'll dig through some old backups.
>
><SNIP>