Kill Killfile
John Young
jya at pipeline.com
Wed Oct 17 19:01:48 PDT 2001
This comes up regularly, Seth, I may have said it myself,
but don't remember, having seen the charge laid here
so often about all sorts of upper IQ interesting people.
Tim, ever different than most, never denies it, never
affirms it, just keeps writing and raging about what he's
good at.
Nobody who appreciates the sine curve quality of imaginative
literature on cpunks will be surprised as what comes of
this best seller low roader -- which you got to admire, foretells
the future better than most, may Minerva protect us, and goose
us into amazing flights of fancy to ward off dulling conventional
wisdom, and, as always, Mars-inspired paranoia and rage and
petty-minded schemes for making the world worse than
ever before in history, that is, aching for shallow recognition
like you, and the minor deities, wretched bedfellow provocateurs
of discredited authority.
Dance the Watusi, drink the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Seth Finkelstein you wrote:
> I'm telling ya, you heard it from me first, someday we're going to
>find out that Tim May is a government agent. Not that he started out
>that way. But somewhere along the line, probably in return for a deal on
>firearms charges, we'll find out he agreed to be an informant/provocateur.
>It always amazes me how hidebound are so many of the cypherpunks list
>members. If the goverment was planning a crack-down on suspicious people,
>using a few _agents provocateurs_ would be utterly unsurprising.
>
>--
>Seth Finkelstein Consulting Programmer sethf at sethf.com http://sethf.com
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