From: Bill Frezza ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2000 7:47 AM
To: cypherpunks
Subject: Re: Verifying this data crypt?
Of course the black helicopters will eventually come. And it is important
that they do. The value of Havenco is that every fight against tyranny
Reese said:
A lot, considering the level of force used, nor has there been convincing
evidence brought forward that the warrant to take custody of Elian was
actually issued prior to the raid. Check's in the mail dude,
1. The level of force used is a straw man. What does this have
I said:
Not only that but on Friday Miami Judge issued a warrant to enter the
home, find the child and seize same any time before May 1.
Get your facts straight or don't bother to waste our time with
ill-informed hype. I mean, did you even bother to try and look this up?
Reese said:
Mr. Choate replied:
Yes, it is. The reason is pretty simple. Whether a piece of data
is public or private is really irrelevant in this case.
I said:
Not according to the supreme court.
He replied:
[ They are wrong. ]
Uh huh. Ok. Gosh, look at the time. I have to be going.
STOCKHOLM -- Satsafe MLS, which develops mobile
location services using location-tracking technology
and wireless transmissions, said it raised $9 million
in its fourth round of funding. The financing was
organized by HQ Technology. New investors Banco
Fonder, Catella, Core Ventures, and
David Molnar writes:
If payment mixes come online and the only visible users are "money
launderers", then this common carrier argument will be difficult.
Unfortunately, it seems to me that the early adopters of payment mixes may
well be the "money launderers" -- it may take a while to
At 09:54 AM 3/7/00 -0500, Fisher Mark wrote:
Matter of fact, what a remailer network that does payment mixes for
anonymity _is_ money laundering, pure and simple. The essence of money
laundering is concealing where a glop of money comes from, which is exactly
what the PMFA is doing.
On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, Jim Choate wrote:
Anonymous mailer operaters can most definitely be considered to
be 'doing
anything' if it is found they're in the loop of a criminal
investigation.
Yes. This is why I think it is important that even the senders of
anonymous mail not be able to
At 12:30 PM 3/2/00, Bernie Lee wrote:
I work for a news station in Louisiana. My angle on a current
story is how
easy it would be for a young person to find bomb making
instructions on the
internet. How easy is for our young people?
I'm working on an op/ed for my website
Declan forwarded:
3:00 a.m. 16.Feb.2000 PST
DUBLIN, Ireland -- Britain is likely to
become the first country in the world to
make imprisonment a possible
Declan forwarded:
3:00 a.m. 16.Feb.2000 PST
DUBLIN, Ireland -- Britain is likely to
become the first country in the world to
make imprisonment a possible
consequence of
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Kevin Mitnik will be on CNN in a few minutes
to comment on the recent DOS attacks against CNN, Yahoo, etc.
GO
Since when do the conditions of his release permit him to wear a lapel mic?
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