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As an user of SpeakFreely (7.2 on Windows, stillcan't get my USB headset to work properly with SF 7.3 on Linux) I've got the following three items on my wish list. (Hey, I wasn't naughty this year. Honest). 1) built-in PKI support, with fallback to clear. Right now it uses some obscure PGP version, and probably doesn't even ask key servers. In practise it's much easer to agree on an IDEA of Blowish key -- but it's not an out of band communication, and if you don't switch to the same key synchronously one party is going to have her eardrums blasted with LOUD digital noise. I think it would be simplest to use SSL, with PGP (7.2 doesn't support GPG apparently) support left in for those parties who need it. I must stress that currently using crypto means: 1) people asking you to do some complicated operations on your end, while you're unsure why (you just wanted to talk, why does this other party asks me this for? what are his motives?) 2) using some rather technical lingo (have you ever tried explaining what cryptography is to a houswife from the Emirates? And why she possibly can get in trouble using it? (She doesn't, I looked up the crypto regulations for her country)). 3) if you comply, you get blasted with LOUD SCARY NOISE As you can see, here's some heavy negative conditioning at work here, making the average user associate crypto with pushy geeks asking you to do technical stuff at your end and then get blasted by scary loud noise for your pains. Ugh, not again, thanks. 2) Voice Activation with default threshold set to zero as default. Push-to-talk is annoying as hell, and should be the optional mode, not the other way round. 3) A realtime display of current lag time (bar and/or numeric) would be very nice. Lag is unpredictable, and varies over time. Ping/pong protocol at meat level is very annoying, especially if one have to instruct some clueless party on the other end first, through a link that doesn't work like your average phone. 4) Did I say three? Four, FOUR things. Even with current small user community one will frequently get talked by new users debugging their setup (see points 2-3 to make it easier), or some teenagers who're out to annoy. It would be nice to have a realtime public phonebook with geographical separations, and ability to block connections from some parties. This point is currently very unimportant, though. On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, Thomas Shaddack wrote: http://www.speakfreely.org/ is a nice, open-source cross-platfor VoIP software. Supports encryption by DES, Blowfish, and IDEA. Had anyone knowledgeable ever looked at its code? How secure this implementation is? Is better to use Blowfish or IDEA? Where are the potential holes there?
Re: Policing Bioterror Research
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002 21:22:17 -0800, you wrote: On Saturday, December 21, 2002, at 10:07 AM, Eugen Leitl wrote: http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2002/1217/1 Policing Bioterror Research One of science's hottest fields is now becoming one of its most heavily regulated, too. The U.S. government last week unveiled sweeping new bioterror research regulations that will require 20,000 scientists at nearly 1000 laboratories to beef up security--or face hefty fines and jail sentences. The interim rules, due to go into effect early next year, could also force scientists to get prior approval for a growing list of sensitive experiments. And where in the United States Constitution is there provision for controlling which experiments may be done, for what research articles may be published, for what thoughts may be thought? I regret to inform you that henceforth, the Constitution and derivative laws will be used only in a public relations sense as a symbol of the legitimacy of the government, rather than as a written delineation of the firm limitations on the powers of government. Previously, the United States Government claimed a monopoly on intimidation and violence within its borders, and it occasionally added other locales such as Latin America, Southeast Asia, etc. Currently, it is extending that claim of monopoly world wide, and it is adding to its proscribed list any precursors that could aid, support, fund, hide, protect or otherwise further any power to intimidate and apply violence other than that of the United States and its surrogates, most notably the UK. The precursors will include privacy, in any form, particularly encryption (unless its use is deemed a worthwhile flag for focused surveillance); associations with others, such as any loyal following or set of like-minded independent people that might be led in some direction not of Washington's choosing; information about the actions and plans of government, since that enables interference and could damage public acquiescence to necessary national security measures; financial resources, other than those that pass through verified identity gatekeepers; knowledge of the law, and the process of capturing, obtaining intelligence through torture, and imprisoning people, as that gives a balance of power and a sympathetic public forum to targets; and so on. Intersections of those precursors, such as privacy and financial resources, or information and private associations, will be particularly attacked. Not even a massive database on Americans designed by a former disgraced National Security Advisor who was convicted of 5 felonies involving shipping shoulder fired missiles to Iran, lying to Congress, funding US-supported terrorism in Nicaragua that was prohibited by law, seems to earn any concern from the sheep. Not even the selected suspension of Habeas Corpus draws a crowd in opposition. It is quite interesting to see how the evisceration of the Bill of Rights is essentially accepted unopposed. No marches in the streets, no demonstrations, no uproar from the liberal media, no effective political opposition as the Democrats and Republicans are competing only in which can be most draconian, as they practiced in setting the imprisonment penalties in the war on drugs. The frog is being boiled by upping the thermostat a degree at a time, and it is just happily basking in the warming waters, trusting its attendant to protect its interests, in the name of National Security. Lest one blame this president or his party, consider that there is no daylight between the parties on these measures. The only debate we hear among our politicians is whether or not to preemptively do a Pearl Harbor on Iraq with or without a UN stamp of acquiescence. A war must be fought to provide a clearer reason for and distraction from the rise of fascism. If the people can be rewarded with cheaper gas at the pump as a bonus, then the highly-favorable body bag count of an imminently- videoable war from 40,000 feet and cheaper energy will ensure a continuing grant of carte blanc to the government. Have you heard Gore or Kerry or Edwards or Daschle or Gebhardt or others bemoan the designation of Americans as enemy combatants? Have the Democrats opposed the USA Patriot Act? Have the minority members of intelligence commitees demanded information on how powers of grabbing bookseller and library records is being used? No. This competition is one between free people and government-in-lockstep, and almost all of the people accept the ever-warming impositions of government out of custom, accepting the terrorism fear-mongering and long practice, further advanced by a gross ignorance of history. We are witnessing the rise of a fascist state unlike any other in history, in that this fascist state is the world's sole superpower, positioned by technology, wealth, and military might to prevent the rise
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Hows the War on Drugs Going?
Did you ever read the San Andres Accords in English? No? No newspaper has published them? Im shocked and stunned! Narco News published them last December, as Fox was inaugurated (http://www.narconews.com/mextransition2.html). Did you know that the San Andres Accords, when made law, will restore the rights of all Mexicos 56 indigenous ethnic groups, 10 million people, to the ritual use of sacramental plants that are currently illegal under the drug war? Did you know that the accords will restore local indigenous systems of justice that do not imprison drug offenders, and yet have had more success stemming drug abuse and narco-trafficking than any other society in the Americas? Narco News readers do know that. The Mexico City police commissioner, Alejandro Gertz Manero, called last May for a Holland-style drug policy in Mexico (http://www.narconews.com/hollandmexico.html). It was Narco News that translated his words to English and sent them worldwide over the Internet. Oh, and whats Mr. Gertz doing today? Hes now the public-safety czar for the Mexican federal government (http://www.narconews.com/mextransition3.html). Mexicos secretary of state, Jorge Castañeda, Colin Powells counterpart, is a long-time backer of drug legalization (http://www.narconews.com/mextransition1.html). The chief of the federal police, Miguel Angel de la Torre, is now a legalization backer (http://www.narconews.com/pfp1.html). So are Mexicos leading human-rights leaders and journalists (http://www.narconews.com/concha.html). And just recently, as the Zapatista Army for National Liberation made its final gambit to force the federal congress to listen, at long last, to the indigenous movement on the same day, Mexican president Vicente Fox said that he, too, favors drug legalization (http://www.narconews.com/splinters.html).
Is Al G.the new Chuck Hayes? An Angel of Death?
Abbie,Tim...who's next? In his book, Abbie Hoffman: American Rebel (Rutgers University Press, 1992), biographer Marty Jezer wrote that Abbie saw in Al a younger version of himself. Giordano collaborated with Hoffman throughout the 1980s in environmental and pro-democracy projects along the Saint Lawrence and Delaware Rivers, in Nicaragua and in New York City. He continues to work closely with Johanna Lawrenson, Hoffman's widow, and Lisa Fithian, the other key Hoffman protege, who helped organize the Seattle, Prague, and Los Angeles Democratic National Shadow Convention protests against globalization. Fithian was part of the Narco News journalistic team that was covering the Zapatista Caravan in Mexico in February and March 2001. Giordano publishes reportage by Latin American journalists that would not otherwise be available in English. snip Giordano: I went to Mexico in July of 1997, to Chiapas, with the intent of retiring from journalism and learning from the indigenous rebels, how to create a Zapatismo for my own homeland of New York. I admit I had desires to enlist. I found that the Indians of Chiapas didn't want me, or anyone, to become an Indian. They just wanted the right to be themselves, and for everyone in the world to have that same right. After talking, listening, living in their communities, I came to grasp what they were saying: Don't try to be what you are not. Try to be who you are. I am a journalist in a profession that has forgotten authentic journalism. And slowly, largely through learning from the indigenous rebels, I have developed what might be called my own kind of journalistic zapatismo. Slowly, I have learned to create a space to conduct authentic journalism as I see it, to be myself again! I owe them a lot for this simple lesson I should have known all along. snip ...I'm no snitch. And New York has a strong shield law that protects a journalist's right to protect his sources... Giordano: What is interesting is that the traditional narco, the cartels and the like, have never threatened me. It's only the governments and the White Collar narcos! I think that after Pablo Escobar went down in Colombia, the traditional narcos learned that killing reporters was a net loss for them and brought more heat on their activities. My belief is that some of the reporters who get whacked get killed not because of crusading reporting, but because they made deals and didn't keep them, or because they chose sides between drug trafficking organizations. I think they know that I am not doing anybody's bidding and that I don't make deals. snipFROM... http://www.disinfo.com/pages/article/id1062/pg1/ As for the Zapatistas, I feel very confident. The key is the passage of the San Andrés Accords. If those peace agreements become law and indigenous autonomy is recognized by the Mexican constitution and I see that as attainable right now in the Congress the armed struggle will give way to democratic struggle. And the Indigenous National Congress, and the Zapatistas of Chiapas, and Subcomandante Marcos, will move on to a more global stage. The Zapatistas have offered the world a new way to fight. Narco News is just one small part of what happened to the Zapatistas. Without having learned from them, Narco News wouldnt be possible. I remember writing about the Zapatistas in the Phoenix the first week of the rebellion. I am a Zapatista. And they dont mind at all my saying so. Zapatismo, as a media virus, has now entered the journalistic profession. Its unstoppable. Its my life. And I love it. http://www.bostonphoenix.com/boston/news_features/dont_quote_me/documents/01285285.htm KENNEDY: How does the Internet make it possible to do independent journalism in ways that would not have been possible pre-Net? GIORDANO: That question kind of answers itself, no? It takes out the middleman! The writer can now communicate directly with the reader. Dan, youve written some of the best analysis of this question, regarding the boom and bust of the dot-coms I share your conclusion: anyone hoping to make a fortune out of Internet news is going to be disappointed. But for those who 'live off the land', as you say who speak because they feel they have something to say these are the journalists who are kicking butt on the Internet. The other part of this is how independent Internet journalism forces traditional news agencies, newspapers, broadcasters, and even commercial Internet news sites to adapt to not having a monopoly of control over the news. This is a real challenge for us at Narco News. As we said on our first day of publication, we are out to force stories onto their pages that otherwise would be ignored. And we have done that. And we do that. And we will keep it up. snip http://www.bostonphoenix.com/boston/news_features/dont_quote_me/documents/01285285.htm
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Leave Venezuela: DFAT 22dec02 AUSTRALIANS have been warned to leave Venezuela, where a national strike is fuelling political tensions. The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFAT) today upgraded its travel advice on the South American nation, saying dependents of Australian embassy staff had been authorised to leave, and all travel there should be deferred. Australians should defer all travel to Venezuela, DFAT said. Australians in Venezuela are urged to depart. Australians who choose to remain in Venezuela despite this advice should not travel to Amazonas state or to any area within 75 kilometres along the Venezuelan border with Colombia. The security situation in Caracas and other major cities continues to deteriorate, due to the ongoing national strike which is fuelling political tensions between the government and the opposition. Those remaining in Venezuela should avoid large public gatherings, maintain a high level of personal security awareness and keep themselves informed of developments that may affect their safety. The strike was affecting supplies of basic necessities, especially petrol, and banks and food stores had reduced operating hours. While international flights were operating, many domestic airlines had reduced schedules or ceased operations. YOUTHS pelted police officers and a police car with rocks and bottles in Sydney overnight, injuring two female officers. About six youths threw objects as the officers tried to speak to another youth near a convenience store in Glebe Point Road, Glebe. As police spoke to the person he struggled violently and a group of about six youths started throwing bottles, rocks and tiles at the officers and their vehicle from the grounds of a nearby school, a police spokesman said. The group fled when other officers arrived. A marked police car was damaged. Police inquiries are continuing. AND TWO police officers escaped injury when their patrol car was struck by an arrow at Ipswich, west of Brisbane. A police spokesman said the officers were driving along Bennett Street, East Ipswich, at 6.30pm (AEST) yesterday when they heard a loud noise. After stopping the vehicle they discovered it had been hit by a metal tipped arrow. Police searched the surrounding area without finding the archer. The spokesman said no-one had been injured and the police vehicle suffered no damage.
Group 4 Falck Global Solutions.
Gulags R us. Detention centre firm dumped By KAREN POLGLAZE 23dec02 IMMIGRATION detention centres across the nation will come under new management. Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock highlighted better value for money as the reason Group 4 Falck Global Solutions won the tender from incumbent managers Australasian Correctional Management and two others. ACM has been criticised for its handling of detention centres after asylum-seekers rioted and committed serious acts of self-harm, including hunger strikes, sewing their lips and drinking harmful liquids such as shampoo. But the Denmark-based Group 4 has also come under fire over detention centres it runs in Britain. In 1998, ACM began a 10-year agreement to run detention centres. But the Government last year announced it would put the contract to tender when the current one expired. Mr Ruddock said the Government had started talks with Group 4 on a contract. It is about better value for money but in terms of getting the best job done, we have sought to achieve that through very comprehensive detention standards that would apply whoever won the contract, he said in Perth. Opposition immigration spokeswoman Julia Gillard said the changing of the guard would achieve little. This is a distinction without a difference; this is a sham transfer, she said. Group 4 is listed on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange. In May, it acquired the US-based Wackenhut group, the parent company of ACM, but it and Group 4 operate separately in Australia. ACM are obviously disappointed that they didn't succeed with the retender, a spokesman for acting managing director Rodd Millican said. It will work with the Government to ensure a smooth transition. Most of ACM's 500 detention centre employees were on short-term contracts and may take up employment with the new managers, he said. Refugee advocate Marion Le said it was no surprise ACM lost the contract. It's indicative of the fact that despite the Government's positive rhetoric . . . and blaming refugees for the problems . . . the Government has had second thoughts, she said. It's obvious to everyone that centre management has been very poor. Group 4 has 542 employees managing prisons in Victoria and South Australia and prisoner transport in SA. It operates in more than 80 countries and has an annual turnover of about $7.7 billion. It has managed the Port Phillip Prison in Laverton since August 1997. In March 1998, rioting broke out among 40 prisoners who also set fire to one of the accommodation units. The prison officers' union alleged daily drug overdoses were occurring among inmates and that up to 100 suicides had been attempted in the first six months of operation. - AAP http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,5724813%255E662,00 .html
Scummy Spooks Sucking Up Make Me Sick.
Revised laws 'poison' for ASIO By Dennis Shanahan 23dec02 SENIOR intelligence officers believe the amended version of legislation giving ASIO tougher counter-terror powers is worse than not having any new powers at all. The proposed laws - as amended by Labor, the Greens and the Democrats in the Senate - would be a poisoned chalice for ASIO in fighting terrorism, according to intelligence officers' assessments. There is concern the amended bill would not provide clear guidelines to ASIO, would make interrogation impractical and unworkable and leave the organisation exposed to blame if terrorists strike again. It would look like we had been given tough new laws to deal with terrorism, but they are impractical, one intelligence officer said yesterday. ASIO would be held accountable for a failure, but we would have been hampered from the word go. One ASIO objection to the amended bill is that interviewees could walk out of custody after a few hours and tell associates about the investigation. ASIO also fears that in some instances a lawyer of choice would not be security cleared, so any interview involving security material could not be held before the lawyer's background was checked. Labor MPs returning to their electorates are finding a strong reaction against the party's opposition to the bill in the Senate, and the Prime Minister has become more popular since he refused to accept the amendments. The Government refused to accept the Senate amendments after a marathon 25-hour continuous parliamentary sitting last week. The main area of contention is the period people can be held for interrogation by ASIO and the conditions under which they can be questioned. ASIO wants the power to question people who may have knowledge of a terrorist threat for a minium of 48 hours and up to seven days, and to be able to have the person recalled if there is new evidence. The Government's legislation allows legal representation for people being interviewed to be provided from a panel of lawyers who have been security cleared, a point originally agreed to by Labor members of the parliamentary committee that examined the issue. ASIO director-general Dennis Richardson told the committee he understood people's objections to the new laws. I appreciate there are going to be a lot of people who genuinely believe, for very good reasons, that it is not something that should be done, Mr Richardson said. But he said the reasons for the changes did not come from a mad, driven perspective of wanting to break laws or infringe on people's rights. On people being allowed to leave after eight hours of questioning, he said: It is not a question of concern about absconding, it is about who they might communicate with and what they might communicate. http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,5726821%255E421,00 .html
The Second Hand Computer Market.
Three 'Fagins' held for computer thefts December 23 2002 Police have broken up a thriving trade in stolen computers, run by three Fagin figures who used street kids to rob schools. Philip Cornford reports. Police have arrested three Fagins - computer shop owners who recruited a gang of street kids to steal computers from hundreds of schools. One of the Fagins supplied the kids with a van so they could rob schools in Sydney and as far afield as the Blue Mountains, paying them $1000 for each stolen laptop and $500 for a hard drive. They were unscrupulous adults - just like Fagin in Oliver - who used up these vulnerable kids and spat them out, said Detective Senior Constable Audrey Dickinson. They were a very active gang, hitting hundreds of schools. In the biggest operation against school computer thefts - which cost $30 million last year - Strike Force Warrendale laid 139 charges against 15 offenders, 11 of them juveniles or young adults, for stealing computers worth $615,000. Superintendent John Trott, Wollongong area commander, said police were targeting another 20 people believed to be associated with the thefts. The problem is ... due to the portability and ease of resale of computers, he said. The three Fagins - who owned two computer shops, one of which is still operating - are charged with 75 counts of receiving stolen property. Police recovered stolen computers and hard drives worth $90,000. A juvenile who worked from a motel has also been charged with receiving stolen computers. Senior Constable Dickinson, officer in charge of Warrendale, said the computer shop owners had no difficulty recruiting the gang of young thieves, most of whom came from ruptured families. These kids had nothing to lose, she said. The schools were soft targets; it was easy money. A couple of them would share several thousand dollars on a good night's work. There were plenty of willing recruits. The thieves robbed so many schools they created a glut on the market, so the computer shop receivers halved the prices they paid the gang, to $500 for a laptop and $250 for a hard drive. Two men who ran one of the shops reassembled the hard drives in new computer casings. The other computer shop receiver sent some of the stolen computers to a shop run by a criminal associate in Sydney. Senior Constable Dickinson said the thieves tested school defences by breaking a window and then timing how long it took security guards to respond. In some areas the average response time was 15 minutes, in others 20 minutes. They knew how much time they had up their sleeves to get in, get the computers and get out, Senior Constable Dickinson said. There wasn't any finesse. They ripped or cut out the hard drives, not caring what damage they did. She said the thieves at first targeted schools around their homes, but then expanded their field of operations. The gang hit schools in inner Sydney suburbs, as well as Camden, Campbelltown, Sutherland, Penrith, the Blue Mountains, and the Illawarra region. They frequently revisited the same schools, cleaning out what they had earlier left behind. One school in southern Sydney was robbed six times in a few months. At first we thought we were dealing with a few thefts. We were surprised when we started to find out how active they were. It was an enormous job, just compiling the intelligence on where they had struck. Senior Constable Dickinson said the gang did not rely on getting specific information about a particular school. It wasn't necessary. They knew schools had the newest and best computers, they knew they were easy to get into, she said. Senior Constable Dickinson said the thieves spent the money paid they by the Fagins on amphetamines, alcohol and poker machines. They're a sad lot http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/12/22/1040510965550.html
Taking a Slash on Central Net Control.
http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/02/12/20/1252225.shtml?tid=158 The US can huff and puff it wont ever blow this house down now.(my 2c) - this will just spur people to use encryption and/or anonymizers. Actually, my first thought was *shrug*. My second thought is Go Freenet!. The novel '1984', about oppressive government, contains three key features: 1) Massive surveillance mechanism 2) Constant state of War ,and 3) Physical and psychological terror to control targeted individuals and groups. 'We have always been at war with Oceania Bin Laden.'
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Threat to Kill the President.
Not from me this time... Sing along ... (Score:1) by Cipher9 (621086) on Friday December 20, @08:56AM (#4929206) Nice song on the radio. Kill the president, kill ... Hey, who's breaking down my door screaming FREEZE FBI !!!? Thought it was just a proposal :-) Btw: If the time comes, it won't cost that much, they'll just have to legalize Echelon ;-) [ Reply to This ] http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/02/12/20/1252225.shtml?tid=158
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Make antibiotic resistant pathogens at home! (Re: Policing Bioterror Research)
At 07:07 PM 12/21/02 +0100, Eugen Leitl wrote: http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2002/1217/1 Moreover, prior approval from the Department of Health and Human Services will be needed for experiments that might make a select agent more toxic or more resistant to known drugs, as well as similar studies that could be added to a restricted list. So are all the housefrau who ask for antibiotics whenever they get the sniffles going to be tracked? The indiscriminate use of antibios leads to drug-resistant bugs. See Darwin et al. And how about them ag antibios (which increase feed:meat ratio)? -- Intended only for lawful uses. -HP Computer Advert
Cops spy on Denver citizens, now plan to create a database [Orionsci.com]
From: Declan McCullagh [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FC: Cops spy on Denver citizens, now plan to create a database Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] X-URL: Politech is at http://www.politechbot.com/ X-Author: Declan McCullagh is at http://www.mccullagh.org/ X-News-Site: Cluebot is at http://www.cluebot.com/ --- From: Danny Yavuzkurt [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Yet another... Date: Sat, 21 Dec 2002 06:24:14 -0500 Here's another article in a seemingly endless series of disclosures of government snooping, this one about the (well-deserved) embarrassment the Denver Police Department has suffered after it began sharing secretly collected data it's been keeping since the 50s.. seems some 3,400 files were being kept (on index cards, in a file cabinet) on people the PD defined as being 'suspicious', including the Nobel-prizewinning American Friends Service Committee (classified as 'criminal extremists'), supposedly 'troubled' students in local public schools (minors who had committed no crimes - I wonder if in future questioning the war on terror will qualify one as 'troubled'?), humanitarian nun groups, and, shamefully enough, a Japanese-American citizen who was detained in WWII - I guess the government just couldn't let the poor woman alone, given her *suspicious ancestry* and *habit of going to protests* (as if she didn't have more than enough reason to already!) And though the PD had specific guidelines prohibiting such spying on 'ordinary citizens not suspected of criminal wrongdoing,' they were never put into effect.. and presumably, the surveillance would have continued unabated had the Denver PD not made the mistake of beginning to share the data with other nearby PDs with less questionable morals - some anonymous whistleblower (no pun intended) dropped a printout of some of these secret records off at a coffee shop (before an Amnesty International meeting, coincidentally enough), for a local man who, along with his wife, was wrongfully surveilled - and, sure enough, he took the docs to the ACLU and sued.. which started turning up skeletons in the closet dating waaay back.. Also, as the article points out, it was only recently that the Denver PD decided to start filing their data electronically (since, literally, their cabinet of illegally obtained data was overflowing..) - and here's another connection to the federal government - they bought a system from Orion Scientific Systems (http://www.orionsci.com - their motto should be 'reach for the sky,' not 'reach for the stars') *which got its start developing software for DARPA 20 years ago*.. the article says the software they peddled to PDs was a 'revamped version' of what they'd developed for the Pentagon, with DARPA's help.. and I wouldn't be surprised if some of this software, with 'criminal extremists' as one of the default classifications for records, was being used by other departments around the country already.. in fact, the article says NYC just paid almost $750K for a new version of OSS's software.. according to Orion's website, the software is a database application which provides the investigator with a comprehensive analytic tool for tracking and analyzing crimes based on information collected about Events, Groups, Individuals, and Vehicles that are related to a crime scene.. but apparently it's just as useful for filing data about people whether or not they're related to crimes.. just like many tools, I'm sure this is useful and beneficial in the right hands, but I'm not sure the police of Denver - or New York, and certainly not LA - are those 'right hands', given their track records.. Finally, I think we should note that this kind of surveillance may become more widespread in future, as more and more police departments are looking to change the laws and guidelines that prohibit them from collecting data on people not suspected of existing crimes.. as noted in the New York Times almost two weeks ago (http://www.nytimes.com/2002/12/10/national/10PRIV.html, I think I submitted this before..) -Danny -- Intended only for lawful uses. -HP Computer Advert
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DEATH PENALTY: PUSH FOR A CALIFORNIA MORATORIUM
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Does a single individual have the capability to provoke a national alarm?
It was nothing...thank you,yes...thank youremember I want you all out there next big hit. From: Thomas Leavitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Declan McCullagh [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: FBI on the ball (not) about domestic terrorism? Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2002 14:42:49 -0800 Declan, On October 19th, 2002 a message calling for an explicit and direct attack upon the war machine involving monkey wrenching type activities and/or disruptive civil disobedience aimed at various corporate institutions) and potentially Department of Defense facilities) was posted to Infoshop News. The posting itself had no specific information about any actual planned activities, it simply called on the movement as a whole to engage in them, starting on December 15th. http://www.infoshop.org/inews/stories.php?story=02/10/19/8397714 At a guess, with little effort, I could find literally dozens of postings in a similar vein. On December 4th, 2002 (a full month and a half later), the FBI's Awareness of National Security Issues and Response (ANSIR) program posted an email advisory about this posting... perhaps in response to some repostings of it elsewhere three weeks later. Note the utter and complete lack of any substantive postings on Infoshop in response to this posting prior to the email advisory being circulated - in fact, a post criticizing it for a conflict with another call to action on a separate topic was made on November 25th. In fact, no substantial traffic was posted in response to this prior to the Tom Paine article calling attention to the FBI warning on December 16th, and most of the postings subsequent to that dismiss it as a the product of an agent provacateur. http://www.tompaine.com/feature.cfm/ID/6918 Does a single individual have the capability to provoke a national alarm? (apparently, yes) Does the FBI do any serious level of threat evaluation before distributing alerts? (apparently no) Exactly what value does highlighting such a post have for security professionals? (none that I can see) Regards, Thomas Leavitt http://www.politechbot.com/p-04272.html ...At a guess, with little effort, I could find literally dozens of postings in a similar vein... Oh Yeah? Where? The 1996 Archives?
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THE EZLN IS NOT ANARCHIST.
THE EZLN IS NOT ANARCHIST: Or Struggles at the Margins and Revolutionary Solidarity In a future revolutionary period the most subtle and most dangerous defenders of capitalism will not be the people shouting pro-capitalist and pro-statist slogans, but those who have understood the possible point of total rupture. Far from eulogizing TV commercials and social submission, they will propose to change life but to that end, call for building a true democratic power first. If they succeed in dominating the situation, the creation of this new political form will use up peoples energy, fritter away radical aspirations and, with the means becoming the end, will once again turn revolution into an ideology. Gilles Dauve The current restructuring of capital and its global expansion intrudes to an ever greater extent in to the lives of those on its margins. Peasants and indigenous people in non-Western, so-called third world nations, who have maintained some level of control over their subsistence up to now, are finding themselves forced to leave their lands or conform their activities to the needs of the world capitalist market simply to survive. It is, therefore, not surprising that movements of resistance against the various aspects of capitalist intrusion have arisen among these people in many parts of the world. In previous issues of Willful Disobedience, I have written about the West Papua Freedom Movement (OPM). This movement of the indigenous people West Papua, many of whom continue to live as they did for centuries before any colonial powers arrived, against their Indonesian rulers is quite clear about refusing modern lifethat is, the state, capital and everything that industrial civilization imposes. Or as they have said in communiqués: We want to be left alone! But this is the one thing that capital and the state will never grant. Although the OPM has sent delegates to demand talks with the Indonesian government, the West Papuans are increasingly aware of the futility of such negotiations. Recent communiqués talk increasingly of fighting to the death if necessary. After all, succumbing to the intrusion of capital would mean their spiritual death in any case. Their clarity about what they do not want has probably played an important part in guaranteeing that this movement, though armed, has never developed a separated military body, but rather has fought using methods traditional to their cultures. On the other hand, they have not completely escaped the ideology of nationalism, or at least its use in an attempt to have some credibility before world opinion. Still, this movement stands for having very few illusions about what the civilized social order and its institutions have to offer. Another struggle at the farthest fringes of capitalist expansion is that of the people of Bougainville, an island about five miles west of the Solomon Islands, which has been under the rule of Papua New Guinea (not to be mistaken for West Papua) since 1975. The people of this island were pushed to revolt when CRA, an Australian subsidiary of Rio Tinto Zinc, installed a copper mine, causing hundreds of locals to lose their homes, lands and fishing rights, as well as destroying much of the jungle. The mine expanded until it was a half kilometer deep and seven kilometers in diameter. Protests, petitions and demands for compensation proved ineffective. So in 1988, a handful of islanders stole explosives from the mining company and began to destroy its structures and machinery. When the Papua New Guinea (PNG) government sent in its armed forces, the Bougainville Revolutionary Army (BRA) was formed to battle the PNG military and their Australian advisers. Armed only with homemade guns, dealing with a total blockade of the island by Australian boats and helicopters and largely ignored by the outside world, the people of Bougainville have nearly achieved autonomy. A peace process began in 1997 and those PNG soldiers still on the island have been confined to their barracks. An independent governing authority has begun to develop certainly to give credibility in the eyes of the states of the world to an autonomous Bougainvilleand this will likely have a negative effect on the reconstructing of the community and the environment, making it easier for Bougainville to be drawn into the world economic order. As was said in Terra Selvaggio: The history of rebellion is much too full of liberators who transform themselves into jailers and radicals who forget their programs of social change once theyve seized power. Nonetheless, the small dimensions of the island combined with the absence of any urban centers makes the process of construction of state power difficult. And the determination of the people not to allow the mine to reopen is their best protection against the expansion of capital on the island. While the indigenous people of West Papua and Bougainville
re:constant encryped stream
At 03:07 AM 12/21/02 -0800, Sarad AV wrote: Don't encrypt,post it by snail mail.I remember reading this in pgp's help document. It addresses why we glue over our envelope and seal it.It ofcourse is concealing(for the govt) and privacy (for the user).The govt. never asks letters not to be glued and sealed because of the vast majority of people using it. But at the slightest at the use of encryption will raise their brows. Find a readily-OCR-able font and encrypt your message before printing mailing it... A (twisted) form of stego if your envelope is textured/opaque. (A friend once sent me a PGP msg on a *postcard* but the fucker used a font that required lots of manual corrections... using only PGP's griping as feedback.) -- Intended only for lawful uses. -HP Computer Advert
Re: Policing Bioterror Research
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, Tim May wrote: (By the way, Eugene, I had to snip out a vast chunk of included text from you message. Please include only URLs for very long pieces. If not, I'll have to killfile you as I have done with other serial posters.) I usually do that. I made an exception in this case because the original document is in Adobe Acerbat. I transliterated it. I did not expect somebody would have to excise it when replying. In this case top (or, rather, middle) posting does have its merits. I notice that diverse governmental authorities have been pulling content in an attempt to improve their PR (witness http://www.thememoryhole.org/policestate/iao-logo.htm ). Since we can't rely on central depositories like Google cache (which is shallow, anyway) we should retain copies at individual level.
RE: status of SMS encryption project?
Anonymous wrote: All (esp. lucky) - I was curious what the status of the SMS encryption project quoted in the below post is? [... Quoting Lucky] Anyway, the project I was thinking of related to encrypting SMS messages. I discovered that while it was possible to modify Nokia firmware to support SMS encryption, there were easier solutions by running the SMS through a PC. There are other projects underway that provide encrypted SMS messages using a Basic STAMP computer. Sorry, I am not in a position to disclose details at this time. Modified firmware: The code was never finished since easier and more maintainable solutions exist. See below. BASIC Stamp: I believe that code was completed. The SMS encryption protocol (SEMS) that grew out of that project has been published. SEMS has seen a bit of review from the community; the protocol is sufficiently simple to probably not hold any surprises. The protocol specs used to be at http://www.nah6.com/SEMS Unfortunately, this part of the NAH6 website is currently down for maintenance. I am told the site will be back up shortly. In the end, firmware low-level hacks to enable SMS encryption were obsoleted by Moore's Law. GSM smart phones/PDAs that run normal applications are easy to obtain at a reasonable price. Should you plan to write an SMS encryption application, you may wish to remain compatible with SEMS -- and be it for no other reason that SEMS has some non-zero deployed base. Hope that helps, --Lucky Green
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Re: Using Brin to thwart ISP subpoenas
At 09:59 AM 12/20/2002 -0500, you wrote: Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2002 09:10:18 -0500 Subject: Re: Using Brin to thwart ISP subpoenas From: Charles Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: R. A. Hettinga [EMAIL PROTECTED] How long do you think it would be before the ISP described below would receive a cease and desist letter, ordering it to remove the cameras, in order to protect customer privacy? I guess it would depend on the ISP's posted privacy policy. There are no regulations, AFAIK, that set some minimum standard for customer privacy. If the ISP accepted only DMT or e-gold payments, which are anonymous, it would not be likely to reveal much about a customer's privacy during the course of normal office conversations except perhaps their email address. steve
Brin's ISP
How long do you think it would be before the ISP described below would receive a cease and desist letter, ordering it to remove the cameras, in order to protect customer privacy? My mind is churning...one would think there'd be a cute techno-fix to this...oh wait, what about some form of brute force? Probably won't work but, call it brainstorming... 1)In addition to having ISP services, the ISP also functions as a sort of info safe-deposit box-type place (where floppies and such are stored and loaded on request), except... 2) The boxes have a space-age plexiglass wall between the box and the main area 3) Each box is rented out to a different person 4) Only the rentees have the keys to open the boxes, and they do so only via blacknet, and there's no record of who rents what box (see 6). 5) Many of these customers may have chosen to place a little camera in their box, say to watch over their property The idea here is that in order to shut down the cameras, they have to find every single owner, clearly not a very fruitful task if the proper measures have been taken. Of course, they'll probably be back with a big can of black paint, but 6)that's exactly when each ownee can send a signal trashing any data with their names or other info on it. Also,I'm wondering if some IR can penetrate paint... ALright, alright, THIS idea probably has lots of holes in it, but the idea isn't to knock down ideas but to come up with something that works. TD
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
Good day, My proposal to you will be very surprising, as we have not had any personal contact. However, I sincerely seek your confidence in this transaction, which I propose to you as a person of transparency,honesty and caliber. Let me first start by introducing myself properly to you. My name is Robert Savimbi cousin and Personal Assistant of Jonas Malheiro Savimbi, the leader UNITA (National Union for the Total independence of Angola). I got your email address from network directory. I apologize if I have infringed on your privacy. You may know that my Uncle was recently killed in a battle with the government troops of Angola, led by President Dos Santos, on friday 22nd February, 2002. Now Mr. Antonio Dembo and general Paulo Lukamba who were my Uncle's second in command, has assumed office as leader of UNITA. In spite of this, UNITA is like a herd of cattle without shepherd. Prominent members like Carlos Morgado are still lobbying to oust them and assume office as leader to enrich themselves and some of them who see me as a threat to their ambitions, including General paula lukamba, are planning to kill me. For more information check www.angola.org. However, I am a young man who has ambitions and I am not in any way interested in wars, this is why I secretly left Angola and come here (Netherlands) to seek political asylum. I am sincerely seeking for your urgent help in respect to safe keeping of some of my Uncle's money that arose from Diamonds sales. This money (US$18.5million), was already on its way to my Uncle's Swiss Bank account. It was on transit with a safe deposit company here in Netherlands, when the tragic incident of my Uncle's death occurred. As a matter of fact, this is the reason I chose to come to Netherlands to seek political asylum. It is very clear with the way things are now, that President Dos Santos will lobby the International Community to freeze my Uncle's assets and accounts abroad, to ground UNITA, since he has already done this in Angola. I plan to use this money to safeguard my future. It is very essential that you understand that the kind of trust and confidence I want to put in you is extraordinary, and an act of desperation on my part, in order not to lose this money. Please, treat this contact with utmost secrecy and confidentiality for security and safety reasons. The help I need from you is clearing the box containing the funds from the security company, after which, it will be deposited in an account in your name, with my name as next of kin. The money shall remain in your custody till my asylum application is granted, and I have the permit to conduct business, then you will transfer the account to me. Meanwhile, the money can be invested into risk-free profitable ventures, and there will an agreement to protect my interest. I have all the documents that will enable you claim the consignment from the security company. For your reliable assistance, I will reward you with 15% of the money, and we shall use 5% to carry out every expenses that we come across during the transaction and the investment process. The remainder of the 5%, shall be given to a charity of your choice. I thank you in advance in anticipation for your assistance in enabling me achieve this goal. Please contact me whether or not you are interested in assisting me. This will enable me scout for another partner in the event of non-interest on your part. NOTE:your prompt response will be appreciated. Sincerely, R.Savimbi.
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Re: Using Brin to thwart ISP subpoenas
At 10:16 PM 12/22/2002 -0500, you wrote: On Sunday, Dec 22, 2002, at 21:28 US/Eastern, Steve Schear wrote: At 09:59 AM 12/20/2002 -0500, you wrote: Date: Fri, 20 Dec 2002 09:10:18 -0500 Subject: Re: Using Brin to thwart ISP subpoenas From: Charles Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: R. A. Hettinga [EMAIL PROTECTED] How long do you think it would be before the ISP described below would receive a cease and desist letter, ordering it to remove the cameras, in order to protect customer privacy? I guess it would depend on the ISP's posted privacy policy. There are no regulations, AFAIK, that set some minimum standard for customer privacy. The customer privacy part would be an excuse. Your legal-irony hack is too clever to stand unchallenged. It would be interesting. In a way it would be a test of Brin. One way might be to have property management companies build total surveillance into their leases. Could a court prevent a company from becoming transparent to its customers. If the ISP accepted only DMT or e-gold payments, which are anonymous, it would not be likely to reveal much about a customer's privacy during the course of normal office conversations except perhaps their email address. How do you mean anonymous? Do you mean untraceable? Well I'd never say untraceable, however, DMT does not require any meat space customer information. See https://196.40.46.24/ If you can't join 'em, beat 'em. -- W's global policy of hegenomy
Re: Policing Bioterror Research
The main question is - is 1984-type society stable ? All this lamenting about hamstringed sheeple and fascist state does no good if it cannot motivate some effective resistance. My take is that via decimation of the middle class, successful subverting of the education system and development of the best propaganda machinery in the known history, the grounds are ready for a long-term stable totalitarian state. The WTC theatre was a masterpiece. I don't know if USG directly, indirectly or via simple negligence sponsored that event - but I am positive that the mythology of government is too dumb to do anything intelligent is outright wrong. They are not dumb. The WTC was used with extreme efficiency - I don't think that they missed any aspect of capitalizing on it. So, what can be done to blow the brains of the fascist state? The small, or better negligible number of intellectuals and desperadoes of various kinds (from cypherpunks to militias) are not going to do it. Not enough discomfort, balls and guns. Foreign opponents ? Unlikely. Europe has no military to speak of, and 60,000 US troops in wiesbaden have tight control of the nuclear arsenal. The only semi-independent power is France. Russia ? It's still trying to stop the slide into the third world. So that leaves us with china, and it seems that chinese are in a mood for having two cooperating fascist governments rather than war. Who then ? I see the only hope in some unforeseen development, most likely technological, that would disrupt the mechanics of the empire faster than the empire can coopt it. This has happened in the fast. Gutenberg's press effectively destroyed the church's power. I think that this is the main reason behind massive clampdown on research of any kind. The empire knows that runaway knowledge and intelligence can kill it - therefore it will ban it. This is not about bioweapons or something known. This is the drive to achieve the monopoly on the knowledge and ensure the longevity of the empire. Empire knows very well that if someone, in some garage, invents a zap gun, that may be the end of it. And this regularly happened in the history. So, read books, do experiments and teach others the same. Don't forget to play good consumers during the day - you don't want to get on the List. We will know when someone invents the Zap Gun. You'll see heads exploding on live TV.
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--- Tim May [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Arise the masses,how he did that-I have no clue.How ever he did that in the 1940's when the only method of mass communication was radio(british controlled) and new paper(again british controlled).To bring together a diverse,multilingual,multicultural society like India was never easy. Is this some kind of Indian raghead/Swami humor? Its part of a big jigsaw puzzle-with enough time and effort you will come to know. Gandhi didn't bring together anything. The country split into at least three pieces after he got the Western government of the British thrown out. Alaska was bought by US from Russia for $'s,wasn't it?The US has lot of money,while many others don't. All that he ensured was that his particular bunch would control the whip hand. You are free to beleive what you wish to beleive. Merry Xmas and happy new year to all. Regards Sarath. --Tim May, Citizen-unit of of the once free United States The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots tyrants. --Thomas Jefferson, 1787 __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com
re:constant encryped stream
At 03:07 AM 12/21/02 -0800, Sarad AV wrote: Don't encrypt,post it by snail mail.I remember reading this in pgp's help document. It addresses why we glue over our envelope and seal it.It ofcourse is concealing(for the govt) and privacy (for the user).The govt. never asks letters not to be glued and sealed because of the vast majority of people using it. But at the slightest at the use of encryption will raise their brows. Find a readily-OCR-able font and encrypt your message before printing mailing it... A (twisted) form of stego if your envelope is textured/opaque. (A friend once sent me a PGP msg on a *postcard* but the fucker used a font that required lots of manual corrections... using only PGP's griping as feedback.) -- Intended only for lawful uses. -HP Computer Advert
Re: Policing Bioterror Research
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, Tim May wrote: (By the way, Eugene, I had to snip out a vast chunk of included text from you message. Please include only URLs for very long pieces. If not, I'll have to killfile you as I have done with other serial posters.) I usually do that. I made an exception in this case because the original document is in Adobe Acerbat. I transliterated it. I did not expect somebody would have to excise it when replying. In this case top (or, rather, middle) posting does have its merits. I notice that diverse governmental authorities have been pulling content in an attempt to improve their PR (witness http://www.thememoryhole.org/policestate/iao-logo.htm ). Since we can't rely on central depositories like Google cache (which is shallow, anyway) we should retain copies at individual level.
Re: How robust is SpeakFreely?
As an user of SpeakFreely (7.2 on Windows, stillcan't get my USB headset to work properly with SF 7.3 on Linux) I've got the following three items on my wish list. (Hey, I wasn't naughty this year. Honest). 1) built-in PKI support, with fallback to clear. Right now it uses some obscure PGP version, and probably doesn't even ask key servers. In practise it's much easer to agree on an IDEA of Blowish key -- but it's not an out of band communication, and if you don't switch to the same key synchronously one party is going to have her eardrums blasted with LOUD digital noise. I think it would be simplest to use SSL, with PGP (7.2 doesn't support GPG apparently) support left in for those parties who need it. I must stress that currently using crypto means: 1) people asking you to do some complicated operations on your end, while you're unsure why (you just wanted to talk, why does this other party asks me this for? what are his motives?) 2) using some rather technical lingo (have you ever tried explaining what cryptography is to a houswife from the Emirates? And why she possibly can get in trouble using it? (She doesn't, I looked up the crypto regulations for her country)). 3) if you comply, you get blasted with LOUD SCARY NOISE As you can see, here's some heavy negative conditioning at work here, making the average user associate crypto with pushy geeks asking you to do technical stuff at your end and then get blasted by scary loud noise for your pains. Ugh, not again, thanks. 2) Voice Activation with default threshold set to zero as default. Push-to-talk is annoying as hell, and should be the optional mode, not the other way round. 3) A realtime display of current lag time (bar and/or numeric) would be very nice. Lag is unpredictable, and varies over time. Ping/pong protocol at meat level is very annoying, especially if one have to instruct some clueless party on the other end first, through a link that doesn't work like your average phone. 4) Did I say three? Four, FOUR things. Even with current small user community one will frequently get talked by new users debugging their setup (see points 2-3 to make it easier), or some teenagers who're out to annoy. It would be nice to have a realtime public phonebook with geographical separations, and ability to block connections from some parties. This point is currently very unimportant, though. On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, Thomas Shaddack wrote: http://www.speakfreely.org/ is a nice, open-source cross-platfor VoIP software. Supports encryption by DES, Blowfish, and IDEA. Had anyone knowledgeable ever looked at its code? How secure this implementation is? Is better to use Blowfish or IDEA? Where are the potential holes there?
Make antibiotic resistant pathogens at home! (Re: Policing Bioterror Research)
At 07:07 PM 12/21/02 +0100, Eugen Leitl wrote: http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2002/1217/1 Moreover, prior approval from the Department of Health and Human Services will be needed for experiments that might make a select agent more toxic or more resistant to known drugs, as well as similar studies that could be added to a restricted list. So are all the housefrau who ask for antibiotics whenever they get the sniffles going to be tracked? The indiscriminate use of antibios leads to drug-resistant bugs. See Darwin et al. And how about them ag antibios (which increase feed:meat ratio)? -- Intended only for lawful uses. -HP Computer Advert
Re: Policing Bioterror Research
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002 21:22:17 -0800, you wrote: On Saturday, December 21, 2002, at 10:07 AM, Eugen Leitl wrote: http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2002/1217/1 Policing Bioterror Research One of science's hottest fields is now becoming one of its most heavily regulated, too. The U.S. government last week unveiled sweeping new bioterror research regulations that will require 20,000 scientists at nearly 1000 laboratories to beef up security--or face hefty fines and jail sentences. The interim rules, due to go into effect early next year, could also force scientists to get prior approval for a growing list of sensitive experiments. And where in the United States Constitution is there provision for controlling which experiments may be done, for what research articles may be published, for what thoughts may be thought? I regret to inform you that henceforth, the Constitution and derivative laws will be used only in a public relations sense as a symbol of the legitimacy of the government, rather than as a written delineation of the firm limitations on the powers of government. Previously, the United States Government claimed a monopoly on intimidation and violence within its borders, and it occasionally added other locales such as Latin America, Southeast Asia, etc. Currently, it is extending that claim of monopoly world wide, and it is adding to its proscribed list any precursors that could aid, support, fund, hide, protect or otherwise further any power to intimidate and apply violence other than that of the United States and its surrogates, most notably the UK. The precursors will include privacy, in any form, particularly encryption (unless its use is deemed a worthwhile flag for focused surveillance); associations with others, such as any loyal following or set of like-minded independent people that might be led in some direction not of Washington's choosing; information about the actions and plans of government, since that enables interference and could damage public acquiescence to necessary national security measures; financial resources, other than those that pass through verified identity gatekeepers; knowledge of the law, and the process of capturing, obtaining intelligence through torture, and imprisoning people, as that gives a balance of power and a sympathetic public forum to targets; and so on. Intersections of those precursors, such as privacy and financial resources, or information and private associations, will be particularly attacked. Not even a massive database on Americans designed by a former disgraced National Security Advisor who was convicted of 5 felonies involving shipping shoulder fired missiles to Iran, lying to Congress, funding US-supported terrorism in Nicaragua that was prohibited by law, seems to earn any concern from the sheep. Not even the selected suspension of Habeas Corpus draws a crowd in opposition. It is quite interesting to see how the evisceration of the Bill of Rights is essentially accepted unopposed. No marches in the streets, no demonstrations, no uproar from the liberal media, no effective political opposition as the Democrats and Republicans are competing only in which can be most draconian, as they practiced in setting the imprisonment penalties in the war on drugs. The frog is being boiled by upping the thermostat a degree at a time, and it is just happily basking in the warming waters, trusting its attendant to protect its interests, in the name of National Security. Lest one blame this president or his party, consider that there is no daylight between the parties on these measures. The only debate we hear among our politicians is whether or not to preemptively do a Pearl Harbor on Iraq with or without a UN stamp of acquiescence. A war must be fought to provide a clearer reason for and distraction from the rise of fascism. If the people can be rewarded with cheaper gas at the pump as a bonus, then the highly-favorable body bag count of an imminently- videoable war from 40,000 feet and cheaper energy will ensure a continuing grant of carte blanc to the government. Have you heard Gore or Kerry or Edwards or Daschle or Gebhardt or others bemoan the designation of Americans as enemy combatants? Have the Democrats opposed the USA Patriot Act? Have the minority members of intelligence commitees demanded information on how powers of grabbing bookseller and library records is being used? No. This competition is one between free people and government-in-lockstep, and almost all of the people accept the ever-warming impositions of government out of custom, accepting the terrorism fear-mongering and long practice, further advanced by a gross ignorance of history. We are witnessing the rise of a fascist state unlike any other in history, in that this fascist state is the world's sole superpower, positioned by technology, wealth, and military might to prevent the rise
