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jamesd>>>While issue of a purely fiat digital currency without state backing would be an interesting experiment, such a currency could never gain value, never become useful as a medium of exchange. << If it started as one unit of barter value that was level with the dollar and floated with it,then its scalable and could and should overtake the dollar at some point.(phase transition or slow fade of D?) Any interference punishable by APster,certain death.Many details remain but you seem mistaken on this,if its hopeless,why bother? >>However the niche market where most people expect the introduction of digital cash is internet transactions, where breaking the defaulter's neck is not a viable option<< You must have APster justice.You have all the horsemen loose so there must be a rein or the masses will support the corrupt,rancid state's crackdown.Not that the crackdown will succeed entirely,new attempts will surely follow. Huge bombproof remailers,APster backup of contract law and e-cash based on what you know best.The value of your labor. "Four hundred billionaires now possess wealth equal to that of the 3 billion poorest people on the planet. This capitalist system is inherently violent, oppressive and exploitative. Capitalism cannot be reformed, and that's why we need to abolish it."
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PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, USA - Friday, Dec. 21, 2001 - 'May Day 3' defendants receive light sentences in plea bargains. All three had felony charges reduced to misdemeanors. Each got 30 hours of community service within six months of probation. One had been charged with aggravated assault on an officer. Another had been charged with carrying an incendiary device. (It was actually fire juggling equipment.) The judge, Novak, actually ruled to keep the incendiary device charge. In the courtroom, none of the arresting officers were on hand, only the prosecutor. The unpermitted march on May 1 was attacked by police, causing a melee just as the march entered Market Square (where it might have dispersed). They arrested ten, one a juvenile. Several of those arrested were beaten and pepper sprayed. The thuggery of the Pittsburgh cops is clearly evident on videotape. The nine arrested adults spent two to three days in jail. Six of the nine, with misdemeanors, were charged in May, receiving fines and community service. One of these people is to appeal his sentence in January, 2002. The march had included anarchist black flags in celebration of May Day - the international labor holiday originating in Chicago in 1886. It included a festive, spring celebration atmosphere - some carried large paper flowers on sticks. The march had been billed as a sort of reclaim the streets action. Most of the 150 to 200 participants were young anarchists or punks. At subsequent hearings, people from the anarchist WHAT Collective, the Mr. Roboto Project (infoshop-space), Black Radical Congress, the United Electricians, Labor Party and the Thomas Merton (peace) Center had come out to show support. One observer complained that even though light sentences were handed down, the protesters still get criminalized for walking down the street. Most of those arrested were either anarchists or IWW members. -Duff (one of the 'Pittsburgh May Day 9/3'.) ** The A-Infos News Service ** News about and of interest to anarchists ** Tim when you were born,you cried and world around you laughed.When you die soon,you'll laugh and the world around you will cry.
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>>On Wed, 26 Dec 2001, mattd wrote: > If your neighbors are irritated by what your doing,you might examine what > your doing. Really? Why? Am I on their property? Using their property? Breaking some sort of public trust? The reality is that people get 'irritated' by the silliest things, two guys (or girls) kissing in public for example. Wanting to burn a flag or a bible. Going to a different church than they do..<<. Pulling your dick,yeah,yeah.The question of "property"is one every opponent of CACL should know backwards. As your a seppo try ... http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/1931/secG5.html "property is theft!" Not causing to much offense means you live longer and so you can irritate your neighbors longer.You have an inalienable right to irritate people:Smug little shits like declan and pompous,pretentious neo-nazis like tim irritate me.I might have them APstered if I can raise enough BUM based e-cash.Care to chip in a proffr dollar?.)
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>> cash is not a solution, since it is observable. Anything observable is >> not a solution. > >Therefore murder, if not witnessed, never happened. If a body falls in the >forest...? You have a problem with simple sentences. Also, when you want to switch the arguments you must do it in more intelligent and coherent way. Payments should happen. The solution is to make them invisible. But let me do it in simpler terms: I owe Mr. Melon 100 credits, which is well-established and provable (to me and him) in our private currency. Mr. Melon owns Mr. Nomen 50 credits. It is very easy to transfer my debt and then I can perform some task for Mr. Nomen worth 50 credits. This happens often in real life. It's called barter and it is taxable, if it can be proved. Never converting anything to paper/book dollars makes it extremely hard to prove. People do favours to each other essentially on the same bases, sans bookkeeping or crypto. Once I did some programming for the guy and instead of paying me he gave his $2000 WW1 rifle to the mutual friend who wanted it and he took it towards commission on a real-estate transaction he did for me. This is a rare. Software could make it more convenient. Just peg a credit to a dollar for the start. >The fact that party X commits a crime without being witnessed does not >eliminate the crime. It merely makes prosecution a bit harder. That is the whole point of crypto. Once I declare your breathing to be a crime (and I have a bigger gun than you do) you better conceal it. >to. Remember that multiple-issuer currencies have been tried before in just I am talking about single-issuer currency. >> whose reputation you can't instrument. But someone can start a business >> for reputation building. Again, hardly new. > >Not new? Name 5 prominent reputation brokers. Reputation services? >Reputation clearing agents? What manner of reputation do they measure? High-interest credit cards or store credit-cards (same as high-interest since they limit you to a single source) that young people or people with no credit can get, for instance ? Mortgage insurance for those with low down-payment ? Maybe Mr. Anonymous who frequents South Africa will mediate transactions between canadians and south africans, since he knows both sides, for a fee ? High-priced shysters introducing their clients to each other ? >> some fine Afghan pot is a small price to pay for getting out of the >> state's sight. > >You want work too hard to stay out of the state's sight. Of course. I never buy controlled substances from dealers, for instance. Always from end-users I knew for years. >(Incidentally, it's "Illusory Delusions." "Ilusional" isn't a word. It's You are just plain stupid, aren't you ? It takes some intelligence to do ad hominems, you know. I sometimes make this mistake, taking plain idiocy for misinformed insight worth arguing. Go to a bookstore, there is a shelve labeled "Reference", take a book called "Dictionary" and look up Illusion (two "l"s, not one): Main Entry: il7lu7sion Pronunciation: i-'l|-zh&n Function: noun Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Late Latin illusion-, illusio, from Latin, action of mocking, from illudere to mock at, from in- + ludere to play, mock -- more at LUDICROUS Date: 14th century 1 a obsolete : the action of deceiving b (1) : the state or fact of being intellectually deceived or misled : MISAPPREHENSION (2) : an instance of such deception 2 a (1) : a misleading image presented to the vision (2) : something that deceives or misleads intellectually b (1) : perception of something objectively existing in such a way as to cause misinterpretation of its actual nature (2) : HALLUCINATION 1 (3) : a pattern capable of reversible perspective 3 : a fine plain transparent bobbinet or tulle usually made of silk and used for veils, trimmings, and dresses - il7lu7sion7al /-'l|zh-n&l, -'l|-zh&-n&l/ adjective
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On Wednesday, December 26, 2001, at 05:53 PM, Dr. Evil wrote: >> What does airport 'security' do about those sneakers that >> flash upon heelstrike? > > They should be seized and destroyed by the fashion cops. A clear Title 7 violation in these unfree Beknighted States, as it is negros who wear these shoes by about a 99-1 ratio (the remaining one percent being suburban white kids trying to be niggaz). --Tim May, Corralitos, California Quote of the Month: "It is said that there are no atheists in foxholes; perhaps there are no true libertarians in times of terrorist attacks." --Cathy Young, "Reason Magazine," both enemies of liberty.
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On Wednesday, December 26, 2001, at 05:44 PM, David Honig wrote: > > Was 'Reid' wearing Nikes? > As Osama told him, "Just do it!" > What does airport 'security' do about those sneakers that > flash upon heelstrike? > An ideal detonation device. "Walk softly and carry a big stick." "Click your heels three times and you'll be home." "Toto, I don't think we're over Kansas anymore." Me, I haven't been on a plane in over two years. And given the dangers and the police state measures, I don't expect to be traveling by air any time in the next few years. A good thing most places I want to travel to I can get to by car. --Tim May "Extremism in the pursuit of liberty is no vice."--Barry Goldwater
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At 01:53 AM 12/27/2001 +, Dr. Evil wrote: >The solution to this problem might be greater use of high-speed >trains, video conferencing, and other things to make air travel less >necessary. High-speed trains are almost as much fun to blow up as planes, and muckers can do that by blowing up the tracks without even having to get on the train. Back when I was living in New Jersey and commuting to DC, I usually took the train instead of the plane - it took about 15 minutes longer, but was much nicer (I lived closer to the train station, and most places I went in DC were closer to the train than the airport, which made up for the Metroliner being a bit slower.) Now that they're adding an hour or two to the plane trip, even the slow trains would be a slam dunk, and they've now added an even faster train (though I'm not sure if it stops in Central Jersey or just Newark.) Here in California, if I'm going to Burbank it's still an hour or so faster to fly than drive, but getting more ridiculous, though for Orange County or LAX it's still a lot faster to drive. But at least you can drive down the Grapevine without them demanding that you take off your shoes, jacket, hat, pager, cellphone, wallet, computer, wristwatch, screwdrivers, pocket knife, nail files, scissors, car keys, and golf clubs and unwrap all your Christmas presents.
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> No one has yet mentioned surgically implanted explosives. > You could carry more than a twat's worth. > You'd need a mechanical or chemical trigger to avoid > electronics-detection. Think: punch yourself 6 cm left > of the scar, to push the plunger. Yeah, there have definitely been cases of surgically implanted drug smuggling, so surigcal explosives wouldn't be surprising either. A good plastic (haha) surgeon might be able to implant 10lbs or more, easily enough to bring down a plane. Breast implants would be the obvious place to put it, because they certainly can't open up every woman who wants to get on a plane with "augmentation" so what can you do? Even if they CAT scanned every passenger, and breast implants showed up on the scan, what could they do about it? "We're going to have to cut you open and take a sample of that breast material." This is starting to sound like an Austin Powers sequel... Except unfortunately this could be a grim reality, not a joke. I remember reading about a drug smuggler who was stopped because his legs were "unusual" looking. They opened them up and found out that the purpose of his trip was "business". The solution to this problem might be greater use of high-speed trains, video conferencing, and other things to make air travel less necessary. > What does airport 'security' do about those sneakers that > flash upon heelstrike? They should be seized and destroyed by the fashion cops.
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At 11:49 PM 12/26/01 -, Dr. Evil wrote: >effective against drug smuggling. The risk is very real; a woman >could carry several pounds of explosives. "They" are aware of this >but there isn't much they can do right now. No one has yet mentioned surgically implanted explosives. You could carry more than a twat's worth. You'd need a mechanical or chemical trigger to avoid electronics-detection. Think: punch yourself 6 cm left of the scar, to push the plunger. A martyr is truly a great delivery mechanism. Was 'Reid' wearing Nikes? What does airport 'security' do about those sneakers that flash upon heelstrike?
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> And the current monitoring systems... Do they work to detect the > presence of explosives in the physiological duct? No, not at all. There were a few articles on that grim subject pretty recently. Bottom line: There is no technology available today that would work in a practical way to do this. They are working on some things that could do it, but they will all be slow and expensive and they may expose passengers to X-rays or neutrons or something in order to work. One side "benefit" of these things is they will also be effective against drug smuggling. The risk is very real; a woman could carry several pounds of explosives. "They" are aware of this but there isn't much they can do right now. The way I see it, there are currently three risks to air travel which are simply inherent in the current reality of the system. One is explosives or other weapons smuggled in the body. Two is the risk of the plane being taken down from an external weapon, like a missile or even a big machinegun on the ground. Three is the risk of pilot suicide. I don't see that there is a technological solution to any of these attacks, and they are all real. Weapons smuggled in the body: I'm not sure if this has ever happened yet, but tons of drugs make their way around the world at a steady 98.6, so this is a real possibility. A missile from the ground: Many shoulder-launched missiles go "missing" every year, including ones from the US military. Many have been given to the Mujahadeen in Afghanistan while they were fighting the Soviets. Certainly the Pakistani ISI, and the Iraqis and Lybians and North Koreans have easy access to these things. Even if a terrorist can't get a missile, I would imagine that a plain old 50 cal machinegun, somewhere in the approach path of the planes, would probably be able to do the job. Pilot suicide: It is accepted by everyone but the Egyptians that pilot suicide was the cause of the Egypt Air crash in 1999. It is accepted by everyone that the cause of the Silk Air crash in December of 1997 was pilot suicide. How common is pilot suicide? Those are the only two that I know of. We will end up doing many expensive and harmful things to achieve a goal (perfect air safety) which is impossible to achieve. Taking away nail clippers is not the answer.
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On Wed, 26 Dec 2001, Anonymous wrote: > >Density: 1.63 g/cm3 > > My dick, unerect, is about 12 cm long and has 3.5 cm radius. Thats a small dick. I assume it has growth potential. But my recommendations are not to use your dick for the explosives. Use your asshole. You can stuff a whole wad of explosive materials up there. And there is a precedent for that sort of thing. Prisoners have been using their assholes for centuries to move contraban. I can see it now. Airports everywhere employing teams of proctologists while passengers bend over for the safty checks. regards joe > > This makes for 37 cm3, or about 60 grams (2 oz) of C4. > > 60 grams can pierce the aircraft hull no problemo. > > So, the question is, how do you tell between plastic C4 dick and genuine > meat without close tactile observation at the security checkpoint ? > > Beware of arabs/israelis humping aircraft walls. > -- The dot.GOD Registry, Limited http://www.dot-god.com/
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-- mattd: > > > Ahwell! Still if you want to lump stalinists,trots and > > > anarchs together James A. Donald: > > The difference between Stalinists and Trots is that the > > Trots were from the beginning more extreme, more brutal, > > and more contemptuous of ordinary Russians. The original > > point of dispute between Stalin and Trotsky was that > > Trotsky though Stalin was too soft on the kulaks. mattd: > Spain,jamesd,I thought we were talking about SPAIN! I know > a bit about Trotsky's russian background,the betrayal of > Makhno and Krondstadt,Its a huge separate issue The Trots I encountered in Australia seemed remarkably similar to the Trotsky that I found in the history books. Perhaps that is why they called themselves Trotskyists. The story of the Russian radical left is full of hypocrisy, betrayal and murder. The story of the Catalonian radical left is also full of very similar hypocrisy, betrayal and murder, with the added twist that in Catalonia the anarchist nomenclatura was sold by the anarchist leadership into the hands of their enemies. > There are major differences with real live anarchists and > "commies".Trust me on this.I've attacked N.Klein and > N.Chompsky myself for playing footsie with the > ISO,degenerate MLers.Lump everyone together and you only > fool yourself. The differences that seem so big and important from the inside, are small from the outside. I notice that you approvingly cite Huben's FAQ, whose central argument is that the federal government is the rightful owner of everything in the USA. James A. Donald: > > but after the incompatibility between anarchism and > > socialism was demonstrated in 1936-1938 mattd: > By jamesd,sole expert on spanish > anarcho-commie-fascism.Yeah right. The abrupt change in the "anarchist" program after 1938 demonstrates that they saw, you see, what I saw. --digsig James A. Donald 6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG jB0PmUIaq0egQaomYost8N/WXQwLQ7vWjChNRtVg 4IoJwQD5LoOqKXoEqA6+fgJbLj8n2m7OmwdvTBx82
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Quoting Anonymous ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > So, the question is, how do you tell between plastic C4 dick and genuine > meat without close tactile observation at the security checkpoint ? > > Beware of arabs/israelis humping aircraft walls. This will be a simple threat to mitigate. The government simply needs to require that every male carry a Foreskin Certificate of Authenticity. Obviously for women, a similar certificate will be necessary to authenticate breasts and pregnancies. Particularly paranoid regimes might also view moles and bunyans with suspicion and mandate further security measures. For the public safety, of course. Regards, Steve -- Witness those little white men practising their alibis. -- Dean Russell
