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Nope, I look at what life was like without governments - nasty, brutish and
short.
We both agree that bad governments can do a lot of evil, even in democratic
countries. Richard Nixon being a prime example, committing acts of treason
at home and committing war crimes abroad.
Governments are goi
Phillip Hallam-Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in reference to Lizard
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>Your paranoia is getting the better of you.
>
>Most people who work for governments are ordinary people and not the
>facist thugs of your bizare fantasies.
First let's clear the air by saying that Philli
>Your paranoia is getting the better of you.
Your imbecillity is touching. That is the bright side.
The dark side is that majority (>50%) of posters on crypto related forums
(including usenet) seem to be either thoroughly brainwashed "good
americans" or government stooges. I do hope its the lat
At 7:25 PM -0800 2/18/00, Colin A. Reed wrote:
>So Phil and Liz can say the say the same thing (all people are pretty
>much the same) and come to opposite conclusions (trust the feds because
>you trust your neighbors vs. don't trust your neighbors because you
>wouldn't trust the feds). Actually
So Phil and Liz can say the say the same thing (all people are pretty
much the same) and come to opposite conclusions (trust the feds because
you trust your neighbors vs. don't trust your neighbors because you
wouldn't trust the feds). Actually I shouldn't have said neighbors,
because there'
At 1:36 PM -0600 2/18/00, Harold A. Driscoll wrote:
>At 20:52 17-02-00 , Phillip Hallam-Baker wrote:
>>Most people who work for governments are ordinary
>>people and not the facist thugs of your bizare fantasies.
>
>Do ~ordinary people~ take their company helicopter and drop a home-made
>bomb on
At 20:52 17-02-00 , Phillip Hallam-Baker wrote:
>Most people who work for governments are ordinary
>people and not the facist thugs of your bizare fantasies.
Do ~ordinary people~ take their company helicopter and drop a home-made
bomb on a building known to be occupied by ten people, about half
Phillip Hallam-Baker wrote:
>
> > Your faith in government is touching. The fact is, the crypto ban will
> only
> > be truly repealed when the NSA has quantum chips that can decode almost
> > anything in realtime. The government does not care ONE SMEGGING BIT about
> > 'terrorists' or 'criminals
At 21:52 2/17/2000 -0500, Phillip Hallam-Baker wrote:
>Most people who work for governments are ordinary people and not the
>facist thugs of your bizare fantasies.
True. Although good people can do bad things, especially if few incentives
are there to do otherwise.
>As I said, the civil rights
At 9:52 PM -0500 2/17/00, Phillip Hallam-Baker wrote:
> > Your faith in government is touching. The fact is, the crypto ban will
>only
> > be truly repealed when the NSA has quantum chips that can decode almost
> > anything in realtime. The government does not care ONE SMEGGING BIT about
> >
> Your faith in government is touching. The fact is, the crypto ban will
only
> be truly repealed when the NSA has quantum chips that can decode almost
> anything in realtime. The government does not care ONE SMEGGING BIT about
> 'terrorists' or 'criminals' or 'spies'. It cares only, solely, and
> Clinton and Gore are not stupid. They knew that the crypto export ban
>would not keep crypto out of the hands of criminals. The eventual repeal
>of the ban has been obvious to practically everyone in Washington for
>years.
>
Your faith in government is touching. The fact is, the crypto b
Matthew,
You might think that the crypto issue is the most important in government
and that the executive branch snaps to attention when the President gives
an order.
Experience of the Gays in the Millitary issue shows that it just is not
so. The bigots won on that issue. The est
[Note from Matthew Gaylor: Professor Dave Farber is the new chief
technologist at the FCC and was present for Clinton's recent Internet
security meeting. Read point number 4 and then read Declan
McCullagh's article on Louie Freeh's request for more tax dollars to
fight online drug smugglers
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