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Thanks to flatterers
Thanks whoever's imitating me as its a)flatteringb)gives me someone to blame for contraversial/illegal posts.andc)Its more noise(that means I can post more) on a long deceased list of value for anything much above storage.Now where did I put my brain? A website could be set up running a lottery for the successful predictions of the deaths of overbearing public officials. Using encryption and digital cash the whole exercise would be within the law because the person who made the successful prediction would be anonymous and their reward would be untrackable.M.Mottram.the Age.
Anarchism in dark times
Community attitudes to anarchists range from impractical utopians to terrorist ogres who eat babies brains for breakfast. Few if any positive stereotypes exist within communities about anarchists and anarchist objectives and strategies. Working within such a milieu can sap the energy of even the most dedicated activist. The climate created by such negative stereotypes, can and does wear away at the confidence we have in ourselves, our ideas, our objectives and strategies. In such a negative environment it9s important we don9t begin to become the stereotypes other people have created for us and our movement. Time and time again, anarchists movements have taken on the characteristics that the community has created for them, carrying out actions that reinforce those negative stereotypes. It9s important we don9t let other people define who we are and what we stand for. We are the only ones who can and should define our ideas, goals, objectives and strategies. Letting the State, the corporate sector or community do this for us is a dead end one way journey to oblivion. At the end of the day confidence is everything, not a confidence based on superiority, but a confidence based on knowledge, that we as individuals and as members of a movement have something to offer those communities we live and work in. Anarchism is an inclusive ideology that ultimately relies on mass participation. It is the only ideology that honestly and genuinely welcomes participation. It9s strength lies in its ability to tap into the under-utilised resources of individuals and communities. Even in a negative environment, it9s possible to maintain our integrity in ourselves and our ideas. Whether we succeed or fail, will ultimately depend on the strength of our ideas, our understanding of these ideas and our ability to maintain confidence in these ideas irrespective of the hostile environment we find ourselves in.
Anarchist Q+A.The nuclear family.
ANARCHIST QUESTION AND ANSWER Q What role will the nuclear family play in an anarchist society? A Human beings are capable of an infinite variety of human relationships. A cursory glance through the historical records combined with a journey across current cultural and geographical boundaries, throws up a myriad combination of possible human relationships. Anarchist relationships are ultimately based on choice. Not a choice limited by necessity or curtailed by cultural or gender issues but a choice that9s based on access to resources and power. What relationships occur in an anarchist society will develop over time. Access to wealth will not determine the type of relationships which will develop. As everybody has access to the wealth created by community they live in, access to resources can9t be used as a bargaining chip to determine what type if relationships develop. This doesn9t mean that emotional factors don9t play a role in the type of relationships developed, what it does mean is that emotional factors will take precedence over economic factors. Allowing a wide range of human relationships to exist within a community, does not mean that problems that develop within human relationships wont occur, they will still occur with the same monotonous regularity. What will happen is that individuals will have a greater range of emotional choices to explore within an anarchist community. Whether the nuclear family will survive or even prosper, is a matter for conjecture. What is important is that structure are created which offer choice and protect the more vulnerable members of the community. As for human relationships are concerned. Predators will still exist in an anarchist society. What type of role they are able to play and the damage they are able to cause will be minimized in an anarchist community, because of the open nature of that community. At the end of the day, we need to understand that the majority of the sexual abuse that occurs in our society, is perpetrated by people who are able to abuse the trust they enjoy and the power they exercise, creating structures that limit the power people are able to exercise will decrease the amount of abuse that people can get away with.
free speech zone apartheid
News for Anarchists Activists: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/smygo 'Democracy isn't always pretty' 2 anti-war protesters discuss cases before WVU's ACLU chapter Jim Bissett/The Dominion Post John Tinker, of Missouri, (left) and Katie Sierra, of Sissonville, talk about free speech Wednesday night at WVU as guests of the university's ACLU chapter. Both were suspended from their high schools for speaking out against war. BY JIM BISSETT The Dominion Post Katie Sierra apologized to the audience of 40 or so people who came to WVU Wednesday night to hear her talk about civil liberties and freedom of speech. OK, let me start over, Sierra said to the crowd in a lecture hall of the Business and Economics Building. I get a little nervous in front of people. I'm sorry. Hardly the talk of a revolutionary, but Sierra, 15, became a reluctant one last October when she wore a T-shirt scrawled with an anti-war message to Sissonville High School. It was a month after the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, and Sierra, who had also tried to start an anarchist club at her school, turned her shirt into a sarcastic indictment of the U.S. assault on Afghanistan in the hunt for suspected Sept. 11 mastermind Osama bin Laden. The wording on her shirt: When I saw the dead and dying Afghani children on TV, I felt a newly recovered sense of national security. God Bless America. Her principal, Forrest Mann, said the shirt was offensive and inappropriate. He suspended her for two weeks. Sierra, speaking in Morgantown as a guest of the WVU chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, said she was upset and scared -- but that she tried to stand her ground. I cried, she said, but I did tell him, 'You can't do this.' I mean, I knew my free-speech rights. When she came to school two weeks later, she was roughed up in a hallway, in full view of a security camera, she said, by four students who shouted insults and shoved her into lockers. The students went unpunished, but Sierra sued the Kanawha County Board of Education for suspending her in the first place. John Tinker, who traveled to WVU with her, knows exactly how she feels. Now a computer engineer who lives in Missouri, Tinker, too, was 15 years old when he ran afoul of the administration of his Des Moines, Iowa, high school in 1965 as the Vietnam War was heating up. He wore a black arm band to school in protest, and didn't take it off until he took his case all the way to the country's highest court. The Supreme Court ruled in his favor in a decision that expanded student rights. It's all about democracy, Tinker said, and democracy isn't always pretty. Sometimes you need to get in someone's face, so to speak, to start a dialogue. Tinker, softspoken like Sierra, said the Sissonville case comes down to a student being denied the right to learn and speak her mind -- simply because her school didn't agree with her. That's all she wanted to do, he said. She wanted to study a topic and her school said no. She was assaulted, and her school's administrators didn't do anything. Sierra, who has lived in Panama, New Mexico, Ohio and Kentucky as she moved around the country with her father -- who was first in the military, then a civilian employee of the military -- withdrew from Sissonville and is now being home schooled. Her appearance in Morgantown came one day after she and Tinker were banned from speaking to an ACLU group at Huntington High School. All I wanted to do was start a club, she said, shaking her head. I didn't think all this was going to happen. Andrew Schneider, executive director of the West Virginia ACLU, who introduced the pair, said Sierra better get used to it. Civil liberty battles never stay won, he said. The trio appeared at WVU just two weeks after a group of students squared off against the university administration over the issue of specially designated free-speech zones that they say are consigning campus activists to outlying areas away from the students they're trying to reach. So what would have happened if Sierra had worn one of her anti-war T-shirts to WVU last fall? Well, it was such a hot issue, ACLU campus president Mary Bess said, that she probably would have been asked to move to the free speech zone.
American lab rats
Recently released government documents show that the US government experimented in bio-warfare and radiation testing using live subjects. Among other experiments: Dr Joseph G. Hamilton of the University of California hospital at SanFrancisco proposed a radioactive aerosol as a military weapon. Experiments were conducted giving lethal dose exposures to terminal patients. At least one of the terminal patients had been misdiagnosed: he only had an ulcer. In Miami, Florida, radioactive needles were placed in an Army private's nostrils. At the Vanderbilt University Medical Center 751 late-term pregnant women were given radioactive water 30 times background radiation levels at a free clinic. Twelve battlefield radiation tests were carried out over Tennessee and Utah. The US Air Force dropped radioactive cluster bombs dispersing as much as 15,000 curies in open-air fall-out tests. In Virginia, aspergillus fumagatus, a potentially lethal bacterium, was released upon mainly black workers at the Norfolk Naval Supply Center. In a nation-wide test 235 new-born babies were injected with radioactive iodide. In Memphis six out of every seven babies selected were black. Mainly non-English speaking Eskimos in Alaska were given an apple and orange each for their participation in Army tests to inject them with radioactive iodide. At least 34 underground nuclear tests in the US released significant levels of radiation into the atmosphere. Retarded children in a school in Massachusetts were given doses of radiation in their breakfast cereal. Prisoners in Oregon and Washington agreed to have their testicles dipped in radioactive water for $5.00 per week. The directors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, a magazine that has campaigned for nuclear disarmament since 1947, say that the danger of nuclear war is the highest that it's been since the end of the Cold War.
Hunger strike in prisons
From March 12th to 18th is taking place a hunger strike in several spanish prisons. The prisoners are claiming: -The supression of FIES (1) regime and all the isolament units. -The end of penitentiary dispersal (2). -The release of all prisoners with incurable illness (like AIDS, Cancer, etc). -The release of all prsoners who have spent more than 20 years in prison (the maximum time according the law). This mobilization is included in a collective struggle inside the prisons, against the FIES units and for the dignity of the prisoners. This is a revolutionary struggle because it4s not only aimed to a mere reform, but ultimately its goal is the disappearance of the prisons, which involves a radical social change. It4s a self-organizated struggle, in which there aren4t leaders or representatives, neither inside the prisons nor outside, but only solidarity that grows between exploited people both from inside and outside the walls. A hunger strike is an important moment of the struggle, but the repression is constant, so our struggle should be also. /FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF ALL THE PRISONS AND THE SYSTEM WHICH HAS BUILT THEM/ (1) FIES [Ficheros de Internos de Especial Seguimiento - Inmates Files of Special Monitoring] units are very hard isolament units of the spanish prisons in which prisoners are subjected to a total control all day. Their mail and phone calls are monitored, they have few opportunities to stay with other prisoners, their belongings are always been inspected, and tortures are usual. The prisoners who are included in this Files are the rebel ones, those who doesn4t submit to the prison authority. (2) The penitentiary dispersal means that prisoners are sent to prisons far away of their homelands and their families and friends. This means mainly an additional punishment for the family or near people, who have to travel a lot of kilometers (in some cases, hundreds or thousands) in order to stay some minutes with their dear people in a visit.
Re: Anarchism in dark times(Oh were Oh were has my little Dell gone)
On 15 Mar 2002 at 21:42, matthew X wrote: Community attitudes to anarchists range from impractical utopians to terrorist ogres who eat babies brains for breakfast. Few if any positive stereotypes exist within communities about anarchists and anarchist objectives and strategies. Working within such a milieu can sap the energy of even the most dedicated activist. The climate created by such negative stereotypes, can and does wear away at the confidence we have in ourselves, our ideas, our objectives and strategies. In such a negative environment it9s important we don9t begin to become the stereotypes other people have created for us and our movement. Time and time again, anarchists movements have taken on the characteristics that the community has created for them, carrying out actions that reinforce those negative stereotypes. It9s important we don9t let other people define who we are and what we stand for. We are the only ones who can and should define our ideas, goals, objectives and strategies. Letting the State, the corporate sector or community do this for us is a dead end one way journey to oblivion. At the end of the day confidence is everything, not a confidence based on superiority, but a confidence based on knowledge, that we as individuals and as members of a movement have something to offer those communities we live and work in. Anarchism is an inclusive ideology that ultimately relies on mass participation. It is the only ideology that honestly and genuinely welcomes participation. It9s strength lies in its ability to tap into the under-utilised resources of individuals and communities. Even in a negative environment, it9s possible to maintain our integrity in ourselves and our ideas. Whether we succeed or fail, will ultimately depend on the strength of our ideas, our understanding of these ideas and our ability to maintain confidence in these ideas irrespective of the hostile environment we find ourselves in.
[Reformatted] Brinworld, privacy: CA court says taping anything illega
Compliments of the Anonymous Reformatter... [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Major Variola ret) writes: http://latimes.com/news/local/la-18985mar15.story?coll=la%2Dheadlines%2Dcalifornia Privacy of Calls Affirmed Ruling: Court defines confidential phone conversations broadly, making lawsuits easier. By MAURA DOLAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER SAN FRANCISCO -- The California Supreme Court strengthened privacy protections Thursday by making it easier to successfully sue people who secretly tape others' phone conversations. The court decided unanimously that a conversation is confidential under state law if a party expects he or she is not being overheard or recorded. Those who secretly tape others can be liable for at least $5,000 in damages for each recording. Thursday's decision, which broadly defines what is confidential, was a defeat for the media, in particular broadcasters who have been sued for airing interviews with people who did not know they were being recorded. Media lawyers had filed a brief in the case urging the court to adopt a more narrow definition that would make it harder for plaintiffs to argue that remarks had been confidential. The ruling stemmed from a Los Angeles case involving recordings a woman made of telephone calls between her now deceased husband and his son. The son, who charged his stepmother had tried to hasten his father's death, now stands to collect as much as $120,000 for 24 phone conversations recorded by his stepmother. California has prohibited private parties from recording telephone calls without consent from all participants--only if the calls included a confidential communication. Courts of appeal have disagreed over what constituted a confidential conversation. In their brief to the court, lawyers for media outlets including the three major television networks argued that a broad definition of confidential communication would end the use of hidden microphone and camera reporting in California. The ruling also could make it more difficult for the print media to use material from recordings provided by third parties. Jerry K. Staub, a lawyer who represented the son in Thursday's case, said disputes over secret taping also arise frequently in the course of litigation, when one side tapes another's damaging admissions without the party's knowledge and consent. I think that is going to stop now, and that is a good thing, Staub said. If the court had ruled more narrowly, no conversation would be considered confidential unless one of the parties at the time had declared it to be so, Staub said. The state high court ruled in a dispute between J. Michael Flanagan and his stepmother, Honorine T. Flanagan in Flanagan v. Flanagan, S085594.
New heights of spam from Choate and MattX
Being away from the Net for nearly 24 hours, I wondered why I was getting 90 e-mails downloading, but only about 16 messages in my Cypherpunks filtered mailbox. So I looked at what the cat drug in: -- 29 messages from Choate, the usual forwarded Slashdot, kuroshin, CNN, Register articles (doesn't even count about 6-8 messages he sent earlier yesterday...I'm only counting since I was last on the Net!) -- 22 messages from MattX/proffr/whackamole (ditto, he sent some earlier messages as well) So, it looks like in the race to swamp the list with junk, Choate is a hair ahead of the other pinhead. I know Choate is a strange character, but what does he think is being accomplished by sending 25-35 forwarded items to the list in a single day? --Tim May Aren't cats Libertarian? They just want to be left alone. I think our dog is a Democrat, as he is always looking for a handout --Unknown Usenet Poster
[Reformatted] Blair said he'd put more pigs on the street: Well they'r
Please take a moment and properly format your postings. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Anonymous) writes: [Mr. Blair] said he'd put more police on the street. Well the only place he has this done so far is right here in Westminster. Ian Duncan Smith - Far-Right token alternative to 'compassionate socialism'. Britain's Police Force took to the streets yesterday, protesting new reforms to their working conditions and the plan to give 'community wardens' the power of arrest. The Police Federation (the blue union) are also going to petition the European Court of Human Rights to give them back the right to strike they lost when they signed under the phrase 'I agree not to strike' on their job applications. Someone has already pointed out that anyone who doesn't have the right to strike is a slave; but if they're not happy with their working conditions they can serve notice at any time. As the job finder adverts say, _anyone_ is free to Fire their boss! at any time, and _attempt_ to hire a better one. Strikes and work-to-rule's are merely one step short of this. If you don't want to be held to a no-strike contract, DON'T SIGN ONE! If that means you will not be permitted to work in certain critical industries, so be it. Someone will probably flame me to say, They can't _all_ afford to quit, what about their children?, or, We have to have a police force, so EVERYBODY can't refuse to join, so it can't be _totally_ voluntary. Thus we must make no strike contracts illegal for some industries, or they'll have no say in their employment. But as far as I've heard, no-one's passed any Directive 10-289* or Rush Act**. When they do, get back to me. I'll be waiting right here. -- * Atlas Shrugged: During a national emergency, the government passes a new law requiring workers not to quit or strike on pain of imprisonment (amongst other things). The government will now organize movement between jobs. ** Babylon 5: Episode 1.12, By Any Means Necessary: All critical employees of space stations must sign no-strike-no-quit contracts for fixed terms of months; with the option of military force to be used against them if they refuse to work. After cutbacks cost the lives of dockworkers in an accident, they succumb to 'blue flu' (organised sick-out). An Earth Government Representative declares this to be an illegal strike and invokes the Rush Act. The Act is rumoured to be named for Rush Limbaugh. PS. You can probably tell I'm not a big fan of union power. Why have two bosses when I can have one? Still, I'd never be stupid enough to sign a no strike contract. PPS. Along with not wanting to increase the number of people who can legally kidnap me and detain me against my will, there are two other points I'd like to make in the cops favour: 1) Yesterday's protest had the highest police presense in London for years, and was the cheapest to clean up after. Starbucks ought to write the Police Federation a thank you note. and B) Police Officers won't stand for the kind of shit governments like to pull on other types of protester, like 'traffic detours', closure of public transport, stop and search that takes 6 hours or until the protest is over etc. Oh and any idiot dumb enough to produce a brick from under his jacket will find himself crowd surfing towards the nearest police van... PPPCPPS. Do I use more references than the Unabomber or what?
Netscape, DoJ, Linux, now Al Qaeda
U.S. intelligence officials said Islamic terrorists have picked economic-warfare targets inside the United States. This includes intelligence that al Qaeda terrorists plan to attack Microsoft's headquarters in Redmond, Wash. The data were among information found during military operations inside Afghanistan. Microsoft's sprawling campus is located west of Seattle and includes 47 buildings with a combined 5.3 million square feet of office space. The company's revenue last year was $25.3 billion. This would clearly be economic warfare by al Qaeda terrorists, said one official familiar with reports of the threats. http://www.washingtontimes.com/national/20020315-16818189.htm ... Hmm, Stallman in a turban? It could work...
Let's knock off the Reformatted repostings of junky news articles
On Friday, March 15, 2002, at 09:20 AM, Nomen Nescio wrote: Please take a moment and properly format your postings. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Anonymous) writes: [Mr. Blair] said he'd put more police on the street. Well the only place he has this done so far is right here in Westminster. ...rest of reformatted article snipped... And even if they are not properly formatted posts, if they are just more fucking news articles, PLEASE DON'T WASTE BANDWIDTH by politely reformatting them and sending them again! --Tim May To those who scare peace-loving people with phantoms of lost liberty, my message is this: Your tactics only aid terrorists. --John Ashcroft, U.S. Attorney General
Chicago Tribune: U.S. using new law on secret evidence
Your Patriot Act at work... Excerpt: Employing a controversial strategy, the U.S. Justice Department says it plans to use secret evidence to justify the financial sanctions it imposed on a Chicago-area Muslim charity as part of its effort to choke off terrorist funding after Sept. 11. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/chi-0203150268mar15.story?col l=chi%2Dnews%2Dhed 777 --- 777 777 --- 777 They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin
Re: Let's knock off the Reformatted repostings of junky news articles
On Fri, Mar 15, 2002 at 09:39:20AM -0800, Tim May wrote: On Friday, March 15, 2002, at 09:20 AM, Nomen Nescio wrote: Please take a moment and properly format your postings. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Anonymous) writes: [Mr. Blair] said he'd put more police on the street. Well the only place he has this done so far is right here in Westminster. ...rest of reformatted article snipped... And even if they are not properly formatted posts, if they are just more fucking news articles, PLEASE DON'T WASTE BANDWIDTH by politely reformatting them and sending them again! I gather that the hope is that the original posters will get a clue and start making their posts readable. Until then, here is a procmail rule to nuke reformatted posts: :0: * (^Subject: \[Reformatted\].*) /dev/null Eric
[Reformatted] End of the IRS?? -- Bartlett dodges DoJ bullet
Here's another, Timmy. [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [Clearly Roscoe came under such DoJ pressure that he was forced to look for an out. So now, with no hearings the topic once again drops from public view. Want to bet Bartlett somehow receives no information requests on this topic and the IRS is free to continue with business as usual and no questions answered?] http://www.bartlett.house.gov/newsarticle.asp?RecordID=134 Bartlett Cancels February 27-28, 2002 Tax Policy Forum Dismayed by Operation Wait to File until the Trial Washington, DC Congressman Roscoe G. Bartlett (R-6-MD) today canceled a tax policy forum scheduled for February 27 and 28, 2002. I am quite dismayed by Operation Wait to File until the Trial, said Bartlett. Bartlett communicated his decision in a letter to Robert L. Schulz, Chairman of the Board of We The People Foundation for Constitutional Education, Inc. who had requested the forum. A copy of the letter is attached. The information that you are currently disseminating concerning the February 27 28 forum is misleading, Bartlett wrote in the letter to Schulz. I will not be a party to advocating the non-payment of federal income taxes, said Bartlett. In the letter, Bartlett noted that your [Bob Schulz] rhetoric has made it impossible for the forum to take place because the Internal Revenue Service and Department of Justice will not participate. Congressman Bartlett said that he remains committed to ensuring the right of Bob Schulz and other citizens to exercise their constitutional rights under the First Amendment to get answers to their questions about federal tax policy from the government. Bartlett offered as the alternative, to forward Schulz questions to both the Justice Department and Internal Revenue Service for responses and to subsequently post both the questions and responses on his congressional website. ### January 17, 2002 Mr. Robert L. Schulz We The People Foundation for Constitutional Education, Inc. 2458 Ridge Road Queensbury, New York 12804 Sent Via Fax: 518-656-9724 Dear Bob: I am quite dismayed by the tone of your rhetoric on your web page-- Wait to File Until the Trial. When I first met you in July of 2001, you seemed to want answers to questions regarding the legitimacy of the 16th Amendment to the Constitution. As a congressman who believes and follows the Constitution, you found a willing ear. In the numerous meetings that followed, I never advocated the non-payment of income taxes. You were quick to agree and assured me that you never took this position as well. The information that you are currently disseminating concerning the February 27 28 forum is misleading. While I remain committed to making every effort so that you can exercise your constitutional right to get answers to your questions, your rhetoric has made it impossible for the forum to take place because the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) will not participate. This is the alternative. I do not believe that IRS and DOJ will refuse to answer my questions. Please send the questions that you and your team developed to my Washington, D.C. office. I will refer them to the appropriate individuals at the IRS and the DOJ to respond. Since I know that there are thousands of people across this nation who want answers to similar questions, I will post both the questions and answers on my congressional web site. In any future statements regarding my support please be sure that it is clear that I am supporting your constitutional rights and not that I am advocating not filing and not paying taxes. Sincerely, ROSCOE G. BARTLETT Member of Congress
Slashdot | Laptop Anti-Theft Devices
http://slashdot.org/articles/02/03/15/1350223.shtml?tid=172
The Register - Back Orifice for Unix flaw emerges from obscurity
http://theregister.co.uk/content/55/24447.html
CNN.com - Amnesty accuses U.S. of violating rights of detainees - March 15, 2002
http://www.cnn.com/2002/US/03/15/amnesty.report/index.html
New Scientist - BT Hyperlink patent claim hists legal obstacle
http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns2053
Re: Let's knock off the Reformatted repostings of junky newsarticles
On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Tim May wrote: And even if they are not properly formatted posts, if they are just more fucking news articles, PLEASE DON'T WASTE BANDWIDTH by politely reformatting them and sending them again! Right. Please subscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (you could set preferences to no email delivery), and send relevant stuff there. Keep this list free of clutter.
Slashdot | ICANN Board Spurns Democratic Elections
http://slashdot.org/yro/02/03/15/1655246.shtml?tid=95
DNA-Based Computer Solves Truly Huge Logic Problem
http://unisci.com/stories/20021/0315023.htm
Re: Fuck the rest have a fit.
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RE: New heights of spam from Choate and MattX
Tim May[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: Being away from the Net for nearly 24 hours, I wondered why I was getting 90 e-mails downloading, but only about 16 messages in my Cypherpunks filtered mailbox. So I looked at what the cat drug in: -- 29 messages from Choate, the usual forwarded Slashdot, kuroshin, CNN, Register articles (doesn't even count about 6-8 messages he sent earlier yesterday...I'm only counting since I was last on the Net!) -- 22 messages from MattX/proffr/whackamole (ditto, he sent some earlier messages as well) So, it looks like in the race to swamp the list with junk, Choate is a hair ahead of the other pinhead. I know Choate is a strange character, but what does he think is being accomplished by sending 25-35 forwarded items to the list in a single day? Jim's actually improved quite a bit - at least he no longer includes the entire HTML page as an attachment. At this point, two things would be nice: 1. To hold his enthusiasm in check long enough to gather up a whole day's references, and bundle them into one message. 2. Give a single sentence description as to why each link is worth the trouble. mattd has actually improved slightly as well - some of his messages are actually on-topic, and reference other's postings appropriately. It's been a full week since he's called for my violent death. However, he is still using the list as a private archiving service. Peter --Tim May
Re: CDR: RE: New heights of spam from Choate and MattX
On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Trei, Peter wrote: mattd has actually improved slightly as well - some of his messages are actually on-topic, and reference other's postings appropriately. It's been a full week since he's called for my violent death. An entire *week*? Naw. Not possible... If not you, then _who_??? -- Yours, J.A. Terranson [EMAIL PROTECTED] If Governments really want us to behave like civilized human beings, they should give serious consideration towards setting a better example: Ruling by force, rather than consensus; the unrestrained application of unjust laws (which the victim-populations were never allowed input on in the first place); the State policy of justice only for the rich and elected; the intentional abuse and occassionally destruction of entire populations merely to distract an already apathetic and numb electorate... This type of demogoguery must surely wipe out the fascist United States as surely as it wiped out the fascist Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. The views expressed here are mine, and NOT those of my employers, associates, or others. Besides, if it *were* the opinion of all of those people, I doubt there would be a problem to bitch about in the first place...
Re: In Aus
On 16 Mar 2002 at 0:48, matthew X wrote: Microsoft's Coziness with U.S. Justice Department I was accused of sheer paranoia last fall when I suggested that the U.S. Justice Department's malodorous antitrust deal with Microsoft had the smell of something more sinister -- that the company and government had agreed to collaborate on law enforcement matters. (Here's Google's cached version of that column.) Please note this Reuters story, in which Steve Ballmer explains how Microsoft is working closely with the Justice Department to fight cyber-crime -- but that any such dealings are, of course, confidential. No kidding. Now remember that Attorney General John Ashcroft recused himself (CNN) from the Enron investigation because his Missouri Senate campaign (he lost the election to a dead man) got thousands in contributions from the corrupt energy-trading company. Ashcroft got thousands from Microsoft but didn't recuse himself (Sacramento Bee) in the antitrust case. Keep this in mind, too: One of the provisions in this deal allows the In Aus we live all our lives upside down,this makes blood rush to my head,if I lived in the US would I be normal,or would I be just as fucked up as 29 a day Choates? government to order Microsoft not to disclose APIs and other technology, if the government decides such disclosure would be damaging. I've asked both the company and the department what this means, and I can't begin to comprehend Microsoft's doubletalk. The Justice Department basically refused to discuss it at all. Kinda makes you wonder what the Windows Update will put on your PC one of these days... FROM http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/business/columnists/dan_gillmor/ejournal/
Jim Darling
Jim my darling I know you think we women are stupid,but we can and do read,so you can now stop your silly posting to the list,it makes you look such a fool. Everything you'll ever need on one web page from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts http://uk.my.yahoo.com
Slashdot | Fair Software Installation
http://slashdot.org/features/02/03/14/2020253.shtml?tid=156
Slashdot | Computers Summarize the News
http://slashdot.org/articles/02/03/15/1555242.shtml?tid=149
RE: Slashdot | Computers Summarize the News
James Choate wrote: http://slashdot.org/articles/02/03/15/1555242.shtml?tid=149 Wow, computers summarize the news so Choate doesn't have to! Did you think of this yourself?
Re: Let's knock off the Reformatted repostings of junky newsarticles
Of course we all know who is posting these reformatted articles. Only one person on the list has been in the habit of doing so, until he got flamed so badly for it that he quit. Suddenly at that time they started appearing anonymously. Clearly we have no one else to thank for it but the peace-nik, Karsten M. Self. Rumor has it that the unemployed wizard of wordwrapping is now the lead programmer on a project to re-implement PGP using standard crypto libraries. If the earnest cluelessness he manifested on this list is any sign, we can safely predict that this project is going exactly nowhere.
Re: New heights of spam from Choate and MattX
At 09:29 -0800 2002/03/15, Tim May wrote: Being away from the Net for nearly 24 hours, I wondered why I was getting 90 e-mails downloading, but only about 16 messages in my Cypherpunks filtered mailbox. So I looked at what the cat drug in: Here's an idea -- why not use whatever you use to filter things into your cypherpunks mailbox to first filter out anything from people you don't want to read instead of whining to everyone on the list about how much they send that you don't want to read? -- J. Eric Townsend -- http://www.spies.com/jet Were you in USASSG/ACSI/MACV in Vietnam, 1967-1970? Drop me a line if so...
Re: Let's knock off the Reformatted repostings of junky newsarticles
On Sat, 16 Mar 2002, Nomen Nescio wrote: Rumor has it that the unemployed wizard of wordwrapping is now the lead programmer on a project to re-implement PGP using standard crypto libraries. If the earnest cluelessness he manifested on this list is any sign, we can safely predict that this project is going exactly nowhere. Uh, no. That would be the project I'm working on with Karsten *Braaten* and a number of cypherpunks. I don't think Karsten Self is a programmer. --Len.
Re: New heights of spam from Choate and MattX
On Friday, March 15, 2002, at 02:43 PM, j eric townsend wrote: At 09:29 -0800 2002/03/15, Tim May wrote: Being away from the Net for nearly 24 hours, I wondered why I was getting 90 e-mails downloading, but only about 16 messages in my Cypherpunks filtered mailbox. So I looked at what the cat drug in: Here's an idea -- why not use whatever you use to filter things into your cypherpunks mailbox to first filter out anything from people you don't want to read instead of whining to everyone on the list about how much they send that you don't want to read? -- J. Eric Townsend -- http://www.spies.com/jet Were you in USASSG/ACSI/MACV in Vietnam, 1967-1970? Drop me a line if so... No, I wasn't. But on the issue of filtering first, this is of course what I have been doing for years. But noting that one poster has spammed the list with more than 25 articles in a span of about 24 hours and another has spammed the list with only a slightly lesser amount, accounting for two thirds of the total list traffic during that period, is worth commenting on. As for my whining, you need to get some sense of reality. --Tim May, Occupied America They that give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. -- Benjamin Franklin, 1759.
Re: New heights of spam from Choate and MattX
On Friday, March 15, 2002, at 08:14 PM, John Young wrote: J. Eric wrote: Here's an idea -- why not use whatever you use to filter things into your cypherpunks mailbox to first filter out anything from people you don't want to read instead of whining to everyone on the list about how much they send that you don't want to read? This appears sound at first and second glance, and is often recommended. Moderation is similarly considered to be constructive way to weed out what is not wanted. And gates and fences of the mind and language and behavior. Some folks recommend mail bombing offenders, stoning them with onlist opprobrium and ridicule, reporting them to whatever authority is willing to chop the tongues, toes and fingers of miscreants, and then there's the pleasurable notions of assassinating, butt fucking, well, pipe lay our lady but the vulgarine is mighty addictive, so back to what reasonable people do to the unreasonable: call them idiots, throw in the SHU, revoke their license to ape their betters, rest of drug-addled gibberish elided Hey, with all of the folks offering reformatted repostings of rehashed repeats of old news here, can't anybody offer to translate this architect/nutcase guy's posts from his internal crackpipe lingo into something resembling English? --Tim May
Re: Let's knock off the Reformatted repostings of junky news articles
On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Eric Murray wrote: Until then, here is a procmail rule to nuke reformatted posts: :0: * (^Subject: \[Reformatted\].*) /dev/null May I place this on the SSZ CDR homepage? -- Are we to have a censor whose imprimatur shall say what books shall be sold and what we may buy? Thomas Jefferson [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.ssz.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.open-forge.org
Re: New heights of spam from Choate and MattX
J. Eric wrote: Here's an idea -- why not use whatever you use to filter things into your cypherpunks mailbox to first filter out anything from people you don't want to read instead of whining to everyone on the list about how much they send that you don't want to read? This appears sound at first and second glance, and is often recommended. Moderation is similarly considered to be constructive way to weed out what is not wanted. And gates and fences of the mind and language and behavior. Some folks recommend mail bombing offenders, stoning them with onlist opprobrium and ridicule, reporting them to whatever authority is willing to chop the tongues, toes and fingers of miscreants, and then there's the pleasurable notions of assassinating, butt fucking, well, pipe lay our lady but the vulgarine is mighty addictive, so back to what reasonable people do to the unreasonable: call them idiots, throw in the SHU, revoke their license to ape their betters, plot to rasp their human rights, then get down and dirty to rip their constitutional rights to shreds, and when push comes to shove, the uppities aiming payback, hazard your own rights by blowing the shit out of foreign and domestic enemies, so goddam frustrating is it to shut the whiners up who won't keep to their pre-ordained position under the puke spigot, fer chrissakes, well-mannered english-speakers are hard to come by, chinga tu madre, companero?
CMS'02: Call for papers (fwd)
-- Forwarded message -- Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2002 09:35:06 +0100 (CET) From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: CMS'02: Call for papers = CMS 2002 : Deadline for submission of papers has been extended to March 17, 2002 = _ CALL FOR PAPERS The sixth IFIP Communications and Multimedia Security Conference (CMS 2002) Joint working conference IFIP TC6 and TC11 September 26-27, 2002 Portoroz, Slovenia http://www.setcce.org/cms2002/ _ IMPORTANT DEADLINES: Submission of full papers: March 17, 2002 Notification of acceptance:April 25, 2002 Camera-ready papers: May 24, 2002 CONFERENCE INFORMATION: CMS 2002 is the sixth working conference on Communications and Multimedia Security since 1995. State-of-the-art issues as well as practical experiences and new trends in the areas will be the topics of interest again, as proven by preceding conferences. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to * Applied cryptography * Biometry * Combined multimedia security * Communications systems security * Cryptography - steganography * Digital signatures * Digital watermarking * Internet, intranet and extranet security * Legal, social and ethical aspects of communication systems security * Mobile communications security * Multimedia systems security * New generation networks (NGN) security * Possible attacks on multimedia systems * Secure electronic commerce The conference is jointly organised by SETCCE, Institut Jozef Stefan and ISOC-SI. INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS: Authors are strongly encouraged to submit their papers electronically. Please email your submission in postcscript or PDF format to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Authors unable to submit electronically are invited to send a cover letter and 5 (five) copies of an anonymous paper to the General Chair at the postal address below. Submissions must be received by the General Chair on or before March 17, 2002. The cover letter should contain the paper's title and the names and affiliations of the authors, and should identify the contact author including e-mail and postal addresses. Authors are asked to submit original papers only. Papers that have previously been published and papers that are currently being considered for publication by another journal or conference are not eligible. All submitted papers will be refereed by members of the International Program Committee for correctness, originality, relevance to the conference, and quality of presentation. All submissions must be in English. The paper must be anonymous, with no author names, affiliations, acknowledgements, or obvious references. It should begin with a title, a short abstract, and a list of key words, and its introduction should summarise the contributions of the paper at a level appropriate for a non-specialist reader. The paper should be at most 5000 words long. A full page figure is 500 words. Conference proceedings will be published by Kluwer Academic Publishers. Therefore authors are encouraged to use for their submissions the Kluwer IFIP templates for LaTeX or Word. Style templates are available at http://www.wkap.com/ifip/styles/ or http://www.setcce.org/cms2002/styles/ Copies of the proceedings will be available at the conference. To submit a paper, or for further details, please contact: Prof. Borka Jerman-Blazic Institut Jozef Stefan Jamova 39 SI-1000 Ljubljana Slovenia e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www: http://www.setcce.org/cms2002/ VENUE: The conference will take place in Portoroz, the beautiful Mediterranean seaside resort in Slovenia (http://www.portoroz2002.ki.si/portoroz.htm). ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: * Organizing Chair: Alenka Pahor Zvanut, SETCCE Address: Jamova 39, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] PROGRAM COMMITTEE: * General Chair: Borka Jerman-Blazic, Institut Jozef Stefan, Slovenia * Program Co-Chair: Tomaz Klobucar, Institut Jozef Stefan, Slovenia * Augusto Casaca, INESC, chairman IFIP TC6, Portugal * David Chadwick, University of Salford, UK * Bart de Decker, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium * Yves Deswarte, LAAS CNRS, France * Dieter Gollmann, Microsoft Research, UK * Ruediger Grimm, TU Ilmenau, Germany * Patrick Horster, Universitaet Klagenfurt, Austria * Steve Kent, BBN, USA * Klaus Keus, BSI, Germany *
Slashdot | 25 More States Oppose MSFT Antitrust Dismissal
http://slashdot.org/articles/02/03/16/0125254.shtml?tid=109 -- -- Are we to have a censor whose imprimatur shall say what books shall be sold and what we may buy? Thomas Jefferson [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.ssz.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.open-forge.org
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Re: Let's knock off the Reformatted repostings of junky news articles
Better still Choate or should I call you Annova stop posting junky news articals get a girl, get a guy, get a life, stop posting your stupid posts. And give me back my brain. On 15 Mar 2002 at 19:08, Jim Choate wrote: On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Eric Murray wrote: Until then, here is a procmail rule to nuke reformatted posts: :0: * (^Subject: \[Reformatted\].*) /dev/null May I place this on the SSZ CDR homepage? -- Are we to have a censor whose imprimatur shall say what books shall be sold and what we may buy? Thomas Jefferson [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.ssz.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.open-forge.org
Top News at Netscape - Air Canada bans Salman Rushdie
http://webcenter.newssearch.netscape.com/aolns_display.adp?key=200203152019000172969_aolns.src -- -- Are we to have a censor whose imprimatur shall say what books shall be sold and what we may buy? Thomas Jefferson [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.ssz.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.open-forge.org
choate the wanabe (annova)
Now we can have a computer instead of dumb ass Choate what will they think of next,maybe a mental case from AUS.thats me. On 15 Mar 2002 at 22:51, Anonymous wrote: James Choate wrote: http://slashdot.org/articles/02/03/15/1555242.shtml?tid=149 Wow, computers summarize the news so Choate doesn't have to! Did you think of this yourself?
Re: New heights of spam from Choate and MattX
No you drop me a line you may be the bastarded who killed my wife and kids. On 15 Mar 2002 at 14:43, j eric townsend wrote: At 09:29 -0800 2002/03/15, Tim May wrote: Being away from the Net for nearly 24 hours, I wondered why I was getting 90 e-mails downloading, but only about 16 messages in my Cypherpunks filtered mailbox. So I looked at what the cat drug in: Here's an idea -- why not use whatever you use to filter things into your cypherpunks mailbox to first filter out anything from people you don't want to read instead of whining to everyone on the list about how much they send that you don't want to read? -- J. Eric Townsend -- http://www.spies.com/jet Were you in USASSG/ACSI/MACV in Vietnam, 1967-1970? Drop me a line if so...
Re: Top News at Netscape - Air Canada bans Salman Rushdie
Choates Who gives a fuck. GET A LIFE you stupid bastard On 15 Mar 2002 at 20:28, Jim Choate wrote: http://webcenter.newssearch.netscape.com/aolns_display.adp?key=200203152019000172969_aolns.src -- -- Are we to have a censor whose imprimatur shall say what books shall be sold and what we may buy? Thomas Jefferson [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.ssz.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.open-forge.org
Re: New heights of spam from Choate and MattX
At 05:28 PM 3/15/02 -0800, Tim May wrote: rest of drug-addled gibberish elided Hey, with all of the folks offering reformatted repostings of rehashed repeats of old news here, can't anybody offer to translate this architect/nutcase guy's posts from his internal crackpipe lingo into something resembling English? --Tim May Write your own damn translator if you can't hack the prose. WTF, Tim, is it that time of the month again? Take a stress pill, Dave --HAL
Re: American lab rats
Quoting matthew X ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Me or my cheap imitation? : Recently released government documents show that the US government What are the sources, matt? Regards, Steve -- Just fake it. An entertainment journalist must protect his sources so I will not answer that question.Even if charged with hate crimes against the USA.My flatterer might fake something up for you.Any more (expletive deleted) questions? And the intellectuals still argue [about] whether Amerika is a fascist country.. George Jackson, Blood in My Eye. Watts aniversary today...1966 - US: Teens riot. Arrest of a black high school student for throwing bricks stones at passing cars touches off a wave of looting burning in Watts, California. Beloved Respected Comrade Leader Governor Hughes said after his morning inspection tour (of the 1965 Watts LA riots) he had found the holiday atmosphere among the looters most repelling. These rioters don't have any leaders. http://www.slip.net/~knabb/SI/10.Watts.htm
assasination politics works with barter too (or, doesn't work)
The US will now offer to build a road, dig a well, or give away a flock of sheep to Afghan communities that rat on Bin Laden. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow.asp?art_id=3783365 Some actually in Govt. would like to offer encrypted e-dinars for Saddam but it might boomerang. A million mojo-dollars and 15 feet of pure white snow for the head of george walker bush,payment on delivery. KillthepresidentKillthepresidentKillthepresidentKillthepresidentKillthepresidentKillthepresidentKillthepresident.
