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> http://bbspot.com/News/2001/07/napster_strike.html
> 
> Judge OKs Nuclear Strike on Napster
>  
>  The court battle between the RIAA and Napster is nearing a 
> resolution as US District Judge Marilyn Hall Patel
> during a closed door session today
> gave the go ahead for the RIAA to launch a
> nuclear strike against the Napster servers.
> 
> Judge Patel said, "I see it as the final solution to this 
> ongoing problem. There might be some lives lost
> but at least it will guarantee that no
> copyrighted songs escape their servers."
> 
> Napster lawyers chuckled when the RIAA suggested
> a nuclear strike. "We
> thought they were joking but then Judge Patel said it was a 
> good idea and signed the order. We weren't laughing
> anymore. We pleaded that human lives
> had to be more important than copyrighted songs, but the 
> Judge disagreed."
> 
> Ironically Dr. Dre and Metallica who just settled their 
> lawsuits, were at Napster when the strike occurred
> and were evaporated. Fortunately no
> musicians were harmed in the attack. 
> 
> One member of a group of song pirates gathered at a
> Seattle Starbucks said, "Arrr   matey.  We didn't even
> notice ye olde Napster was gone.
> Arrr." 
> 
> An RIAA lawyer said, "If one song makes it out of the Napster 
> servers that
> could have a deleterious effect on the artist. That's why we bombed
> Napster into oblivion. Next we will be petitioning the court for
> permission to launch strikes against former Napster users' homes."
> 
> He continued, "If that doesn't work we've petitioned the 
> court to have the FBI sent in."
>  

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