Secure Web proxies and digital currency now more than ever!
AND civil disobedience and pledged donations to AP pools to be paid on the death of the president.(The chief of the police of the world) There's more than one way to skin a cat.Secure proxies waste time and digital currency is a mirage.ChowderHett has been predicting it for years. Cryptome and remailers are solid achievements but APster is still the sharpest tool in the box.Use it or lose it. When Cypherpunks are called terrorists, we will have done our jobs. Font: Daschle-Anthrax-Bold http://www.primitivism.com/assassination.htm http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,35620,00.html http://freedom.orlingrabbe.com/lfetimes/jbellth.htm http://www.stiffs.com/ If we find negligence on the side of any person or institution... http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Public_20Subscription_20Assassination ... Public Subscription Assassination .Assassins sans Frontiers.
Judges fear computers,lets make them fear them more.
The nation's largest group of defense lawyers on Wednesday published a position paper arguing that people convicted of computer-related crimes tend to get stiffer sentences than comparable non-computer-related offenses. The paper--signed by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL), the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Sentencing Project, a nonprofit group that focuses on perceived injustices in penalties--criticized today's sentences for computer crimes because they frequently exceed the seriousness of the crime and rely on damage figures that can be easily inflated. The serious nature of offenses is overplayed, said Jennifer Granick, author of the paper and clinical director at Stanford University's Center for Internet and Society. The (majority) of the offenses are generally disgruntled employees getting back at the employer or trying to make money. The lion's share of cases prosecuted under the most-often-used computer crime statute--Title 18, Section 1030 of the United States Code--involved monetary damage to a private interest. In a review of 55 cases highlighted by the Department of Justice, only 15 involved harm to the public and only one involved a threat to safety, the paper stated. While admitting that the small set of cases might not truly represent reality, the paper said that the DOJ statistics and other evidence does support the conclusion that such cases should be treated as white-collar fraud, not as some sort of terrorism. Those convicted are receiving sentences based on the fear of the worst-case scenario rather than what the case may really be about, Granick said. The position paper came in response to a public request for comment by the United States Sentencing Commission as required by the passage of the Homeland Security Act of 2002. That act would also create harsher sentences--up to life in prison--for computer criminals who endanger human life with their activities. Yet, with no reported incident of cyberterrorism to date and other statutes that would punish any act of terrorism already on the books, Granick and the paper's signatories argue that harsher sentences for cyberterrorism are unwarranted. The guidelines punish people more for using a skill that members of the general public don't have, Granick said. If we can't do your crime, then we punish you more. Moreover, the report found that prosecutions for computer crimes are increasing, though slowly. In 1997, the DOJ prosecuted 57 cybercrime cases, resulting in 47 convictions. In 2001, the DOJ prosecuted 135 cybercrime cases, resulting in 107 convictions. However, the paper argues that the increase in prosecutable crimes could have a chilling effect on security researchers and industry. Security researchers who uncover and disseminate information on vulnerabilities could be charged for their activities. Companies that send unsolicited bulk e-mail could be convicted of unauthorized access. And, makers of faulty software could be liable for the transmission of harmful code. Scott Frewing, an attorney at law firm Baker McKenzie and formerly the lead prosecutor in the Elcomsoft copyright infringement case, disagrees with that aspect of the paper. I think the fears of security researchers and others are overstated, he said. While he concurs with some of the points brought up in the position paper, he does believe that network intruders who intend to cause bodily harm or actually do so by gross negligence should be punished more severely. I would be comfortable in a situation where the code addresses the discrepancy between those who cause bodily injury and those that don't, he said. If that results in the law being unfair to a virus writer, maybe that's enough to put them on notice. The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers represents 10,400 direct members including private criminal defense attorneys, public defenders and military defense counsels. State and local affiliates account for another 28,000 members. http://news.com.com/2100-1001-985407.html?tag=fd_top
US demands air travellers' data.My name is John Gilmore.
US demands air travellers' data Article about a deal between the European Commission and the US under which European air carriers will be compelled to hand over passenger information, including personal information such as dietary requirements and credit card numbers, to US government agencies - 'The agreement bypasses European safeguards on the use of personal data, which require states to make clear for what purpose private information is being held and to whom it can be passed on, and give citizens a right of appeal' ( Guardian ) » See also this Statewatch press release, and this Slashdot discussion LINKS? http://www.hullocentral.demon.co.uk/site/anfin.htm
Bush blocks deal allowing cheap drugs for world's poor,needs killing.
19 February 2003 ] Bush blocks deal allowing cheap drugs for world's poor 'George Bush's close links with the drugs industry were last night blamed for the failure of talks in Geneva aimed at securing access to cheap medicines for developing countries. Delegates at the World Trade Organisation expressed frustration after the US again rejected a deal that would have loosened global patent rules to enable poor countries to import cheap copies of desperately needed drugs' ( Guardian ) » See also this Business Standard article with more information on the Brazilian proposal, this CPTech page, and this blog entry from November.LINKS? http://www.hullocentral.demon.co.uk/site/anfin.htm
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Nuclear powered predator drones meet and the minutes leak.
Stockpile Stewardship Conference Planning Meeting Minutes Leaked minutes of a secret meeting held at the Pentagon last month, at which US military officials and nuclear scientsts discussed the development of new nuclear weapons ( LASG ) » See also this press release, this Guardian coverage, this memo (PDF) from October, this US House of Representatives committee report (PDF) from earlier this month, and this blog entry from March » See also this New Scientist article indicating that the USAF is 'examining the feasibility' of nuclear-powered drone aircraft.LINKS? http://www.hullocentral.demon.co.uk/site/anfin.htm
A new worldwide threat!
The most forceful performance at last year's Grammy ceremony was a speech by Michael Greene, then president of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. Speaking not long after the 9/11 attacks, Greene gravely warned of a worldwide threat -- pervasive, out of control, and oh so criminal -- and implored his audience to em-brace this life-and-death issue. Greene was not referring to international terrorism. The most insidious virus in our midst, he said sternly, is the illegal downloading of music on the Net. MORE ON... http://www.reason.com/0303/fe.dc.creation.shtml
It was the morning of the earth.
F15: The World Said No Reports continue to come in of demonstrations on every continent, in every corner of the world. The editors of this section of Indymedia, like all participants in this past weekend's events, are still working to understand the breadth of the protest and its meaning. View reports organized by region, from Oceania, Eastern Europe, Western Europe [ 1 | 2 | 3 ], North America, South America, and the Middle East. http://www.indymedia.org/
The Real Spin Free Zone.
Spiders spread in all directions By Margo Kingston February 20 2003 Has the internet influenced world public opinion on the war? Webdiarist Peter Funnell thinks so. It has extended the range and sophistication of communications exponentially. People are not just getting information about the war on Iraq, they are developing communities of interest around the globe to explore their knowledge and feelings, form opinions, support each other, and provide courage and understanding. The www has absolutely rubbished Bush, Blair and Howard over Iraq. It has neutralised spin. It can't be controlled and people are finding ways to become very well informed. Every person can have a voice and as you say, self select, and that is incredibly democratic and inclusive. Its impact on our political scene, when taken in conjunction with the marches will be severe. Consider this: The Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition have some things in common over war in Iraq. They are unable to convince all their Parliamentary members to go to war over Iraq. Not even UN approval can bring unanimous support by either party for their leaders. Both now appear isolated from the majority of the Australian people. As a consequence, polling measures such as preference as leader and likelihood of winning an election are rendered useless. We have clearly crossed a new threshold in Australian politics. The marches were not like the Vietnam demonstrations, they were far more inclusive of our citizens. Only one conclusion is possible: Australians do not want to go to war in Iraq. Not at all. Both leaders are dangerously exposed and vulnerable. Neither have an exit strategy from their poor judgement and inability to read the Australian people or their Parliamentary colleagues. Not even UN approval for war is important anymore for they have both advocated war on certain conditions. I conclude that the www has matured as means of education and communication and community. Good thing too. smh.com.au/articles/2003/02/20/104563842... http://www.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=239122group=webcast
Net dissent and organizing online.
Anti-war thread... This anti-war movement is completely unprecedented. The war hasn't even started, and somewhere between 6-10 million people in over 600 cities around the world marched against the war. I marched on Feb. 15 and it was exhilirating. The internet is spawning dissent every day, and allowing organization on a scale that would have been unimaginable even 10 years ago. It's also the most varied anti-war movement ever...old people, young people, liberals, conservatives, multi-cultural, etc. That obviously leads to a less coherent message, but that is fine. That's democracy. Some people are more articulate, others less, some more radical, some less, etc. I have no doubts that this movement has if nothing else, slowed the march to war and created much trepidation among leaders who otherwise would have followed Dubya without flinching. The people are waking up. http://www.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=239089group=webcast
Minnie had a heart as big as a well.
What a strange but unique name The Jitterbug! Nearly all people attribute Cab Calloway (1907-1994) as coining the term. However, he was not the one. As you will see, Harry Alexander White (b.6/1/1898) who was also known as Father White by his peers coined the term Jitterbug. White was a Trombonist, drummer and arranger on the Keith Circuit in 1914 as well as working with Duke Ellington (1899-1974) and Elmer Snowden, later White, would work with the renowned Cab Calloway. --- Calloway's trumpeter, Edwin Swayzee, overheard Mr. White using the term Jitterbug, which apparently was unheard of during this period. Swazee wrote the song entitled The Jitterbug for Cab Calloway after hearing White's use of the word. Calloway recorded the song in January 1934, which made it a household name. Sooo White coined it, Swazee used it, and Calloway made it famous. Incidentally, the very first song written for the movie Wizard of Oz (1938) was the song titled Jitterbug as well. (July/1938 Keen Magazine.) --- Jazz Lingo played an important part as well (Daddy-O, Icky, Reefer, Hep-Cat, etc.) and was big during the Jazz era. Here are some of its stories: 1) One description is that it meant a man or women, suffering from alcoholic or drug nerves. 2) Another story has the word associated to the English word Bugger or Bugging (Sexual Act,) and was used to characterize someone with Syphilis. 3) Another is of racial nonsense (resembling the preceding) was used to characterize a man or woman, who was sexually active with a dissimilar race (Black and White,) or who had the Jitters from Drugs, Alcohol or Syphilis and was bugging them a Jitterbugger! 4) Some of the stories were comical, such as; the dancers looked like jitterbugs - (?) because they bounced. So, whatever the original intent of the word may have been, it is now, to be known as a dance. MORE ON... http://www.streetswing.com/histmain/z3jtrbg.htm
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In the '30s and '40s, you went to Harlem's Savoy Ballroom for the ultimate source of swing era dance style. In the '50s, you went to your living room! On any school day, you could return home and dig the 3pm broadcast on ABC-TV of WFIL Philadelphia's nationally syndicated AMERICAN BANDSTAND. Most '50s teens learned JITTERBUG, as the Bandstand dancers called it (although some NYC-NJ area dancers insisted on calling it LINDY!) from their peers on this TV show. But, whereas the top dancers of the Savoy were stage and screen pros of enormous dedication and attainment, the Bandstanders were not chosen for dance ability: they just showed up. The teens came to the TV studio mainly from two local high schools: West Catholic and South Philadelphia. In order to conform to the carefully crafted Bandstand image, Dick Clark, the show's gifted producer and host, did not permit aerials, lifts, dips, partnered charlestons, or jazz moves. Also, the tight confines of the studio's hard concrete floor, obstructed by bulky moving TV cameras, and criss-crossed with thick video cables, was hardly condusive to flash dancing. Even the really good dancers that came to Bandstand could only display a small fraction of their chops. But since the Bandstand dancers were the primary dance models for '50s America teens, you can understand how the vast repertoire of early Lindy Hop (on the TV, at least) now achieved its ultimate simplification for mass consumption. Numerous teen viewers added their own playful genius to the TV basics, developing entirely new repertoires of moves. After all, rock'n'roll has a distinct feel; one would expect new moves and stylings. In the Carolinas, for example, huge groups of '50s teens had independently taken a dance they called JITTERBUG (unique in style, and eventually re-named CAROLINA SHAG) to incredible heights of sophistication. That didn't happen on Bandstand. Since Dick Clark did not allow his regulars to perform professionally, they received little encouragement to develop as dancers. In fact, many of the best regulars NEVER practiced on their own. MORE ON... http://people.cornell.edu/pages/kpl5/fifties_one.html
Better Unarrest Tactics.
We need better unarrest tactics. Here's the tools we need: Spray paint, pepper spray, lots of people Here's what we do: When the cops single someone out, we surround them. Spray-paint their face plates. This will force them to lift the plates because otherwise they won't be able to see. A quick squirt of pepper spray and that officer is out for the count. Use only sparingly to unarrest our comrads, and all will go well. For larger police lines, I recomment a much larger, paint-sprayer (for industrial home-use) on a dolly. It is much harder for them to harm us if they can't see us. And if they feel that they must stay inside a vehicle to maintain safety and visibility, they are less mobile. Plus, the image of a cop car or a bus or a tank running someone over has much more of an impact that a cop striking someone one-on-one with a baton. If we force them to use such tactics, people will see the monster that they are much quicker. Note: i am not advocating beating, hitting, stabbing, or shooting officers of the law. I am merely offering two non-lethal methods of annoyance and dispersal. If you are planning on using the paint-and-spray tactic cited above, be sure to have proper protection yourself, keep your identity well guarded, and fade quickly back into the crowd after a brief foray with the enemy. It is recommended that you have a change of clothes to further impede identification later by the police. http://www.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=239007
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First they invaded Iraq, but I said nothing because I wasn't an Iraqi.
First they invaded Iraq, but I said nothing because I wasn't an Iraqi. Then they invaded Syria, but I wasn't Syrian and it wasn't my business. Next they occupied Iran, but I wasn't Iranian so it didn't matter that much to me. Then it was Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Libya ... I was starting to get concerned, but still I said nothing. Through all this, the minor Arab states and Asian nations with predominately muslim populations were being taken over, co-opted, or remade in the Western image, but I felt no real kinship with those countries, and anyway by then I was too afraid to speak out. When the US finally decided it was our turn to be liberated and democratized there were no Muslim nations left to come to our assistance. We are all now effectively exiles in what used to be our home countries - tenant serfs on lands that once were our own. http://www.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=239154group=webcast
3000 amigo's for major league asshole Marc de Piolenc.
Statist lapdog Marc can lick all the boots he likes now...U.S. to Send 3,000 Troops to Fight Militants in Philippines By ERIC SCHMITT WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 ? The United States will send about 3,000 troops to Philippines in the next few weeks to fight Muslim extremists in the southern part of the country, Pentagon officials said today. Unlike a six-month training mission that involved 1,300 American forces on Basilan Island last year, this will be a joint operation with the Philippine military that has no fixed deadline. It marks a significant escalation in the war against terror even as the United States builds up for a possible war against Iraq and continues to hunt for Al Qaeda and Taliban fighters in Afghanistan. The plan calls for 750 American ground troops, including about 350 Special Operations forces, to conduct combat patrols in the jungles of Sulu Province with Philippine forces. In addition, 2,200 marines armed with Cobra attack helicopters and Harrier AV-8B attack planes will stand ready on ships offshore to act as a quick-response force, provide logistics and medical support. A military assessment team, the vanguard of the larger combat force, is expected to arrive in the Philippines in the next few days, and the full American force could be conducting combat operations against the Islamic militant group Abu Sayyaf within a month, a Pentagon official said. The American forces will be led by Maj. Gen. Joseph Webber, the commander of marines in the Pacific. The deployment culminates months of planning and coordination between Adm. Thomas Fargo, the commander of American forces in the Pacific, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and top Philippine officials, including President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Mr. Rumsfeld briefed President Bush on the operation last week, Pentagon officials said. The Philippines have a terrorist problem, and we have offered our assistance, a senior Pentagon official said. Over time, that assistance takes different shapes and forms. The Philippines have invited us to expand our role with them. The combat operation, which goes well beyond a continuing set of training missions throughout the Philippines, reflects the Pentagon's growing concern that militant Islamic networks pose an increasing threat to Americans and American interests in Southeast Asia. It also indicates that the training mission with Philippine forces last year on Basilan failed to quell the Muslim guerrilla movement. Only one principal Abu Sayyaf leader was killed during that operation, and the group's other leaders have since reorganized in Sulu Province, principally on Jolo Island. While the American-led mission effectively drove Abu Sayyaf from Basilan and parts of southern Mindanao, the American-trained Philippine forces have not sustained the momentum. Abu Sayyaf has been tied to a string of recent bombings and attacks in the southern Philippines, including an explosion last November that killed an American Green Beret, Pentagon officials said. http://www.nytimes.com/2003/02/20/international/21CND-FILIP.html?ex=1046408400en=543805f30fa563c0ei=5062partner=GOOGLE
RE: The burn-off of twenty million useless eaters and minorities
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, James A. Donald wrote: Highly capitalist nations do not murder millions. That's because they make better slaves than fertilizer. The real trick is to make the slaves think they have a great deal, then the controllers get more power and less trouble. Unfortunately, this requires some intelligence in the controllers, which is rare. Maintaining capitalism is harder than it looks. Patience, persistence, truth, Dr. mike
Mr Lees greater Hong Kong.2.
Telstra chief 'embarrassed' with $1 billion writedown Teltra's chief executive Ziggy Switkowski concedes he is embarrassed by having to write down the value of a key Asian investment by $1 billion that has pushed Tesltra shares to a five-year low. Tough competition and weak demand has forced Telstra to write down the value of Hong-Kong based data and voice infrastructure company, Reach, from $1 billion to zero. Telstra owns half of Reach with Pacific and Century Cyberworks. Mr Switkowski says Telstra will postpone expansion plans in Asia until Reach starts performing. I am embarrassed by the need to make these writedowns and the focus and the priorities will be that we will work on making these operations deliver on our original expectations, Mr Switkowski said. The announcement is expected to hit the telco's half year profits due out next week. Shares in Telstra closed almost 4 per cent lower to $4.20. Indian jailed for smuggling Pakistani in suitcase An Indian man has been jailed for smuggling a Pakistani into Hong Kong from mainland China in a suitcase, officials said. An Indian visitor was jailed 16 months for smuggling a Pakistani national into Hong Kong by a suitcase, an Immigration Department spokesman said in a statement. Indian national 22-year-old Pardeep Singh was stopped on December 26 at the Lowu border crossing from Shenzhen when immigration officials became suspicious. His 54 by 80 centimetre suitcase was opened, revealing a Pakistani man hiding inside. Mr Singh claimed he had met an Indian friend at a duty-free shop who entrusted him to take the case to Hong Kong, which he claimed he believed only contained thousands of mobile phone batteries. Pakistani Raja Kamran, 24, had been previously deported for life from Hong Kong last August. In January he was given 18 months' jail for breaching the deportation order. The case follows reports earlier this month that illegal immigrants from India and Pakistan were being smuggled into Hong Kong inside suitcases by a syndicate operating in mainland China. The immigrants were reportedly wheeled across the Lowu border crossing from Shenzhen after paying between $US250 and $US300. Crossings were usually made at peak times when there were large crowds and customs officers were less likely to check luggage. Immigration Department is committed to combat any human smuggling activity in Hong Kong and high vigilance is maintained at all Immigration control points, the spokesman said.
Kylies bum to go solo?
Kylie Minogue's posterior is 'Hit of the Brits' Kylie Minogue's bottom was unanimously voted the Hit of the Brits by the London tabloid press on Friday after the British record industry's big night of the year. Australia's pocket-sized pop princess brought the house down when she performed a duet on Thursday night at the music awards ceremony in London with American star Justin Timberlake, one-time beau of Britney Spears. Minogue has conquered the pop charts on both sides of the Atlantic with her catchy songs but it is in Britain the tabloids are obsessed with her posterior. Kylie desirable decreed The Daily Mail after her Brits spectacular. Kylie's bum is so yum, proclaimed The Daily Star. A Dream Bum True, The Sun said. As Kylie wiggled provocatively in their duet, Timberlake could not resist grabbing her most famous part. Afterwards the 22-year-old American was lost in admiration for the 34-year-old Australian's much-lauded figure. I've heard people in Britain are obsessed with Kylie's bottom and I can totally see why - I'm pretty obsessed with it now too, he said. On a scale of one to 10, Kylie's bum is a 58, he said after their raunchy Rapture duet. I could be real deep and serious and say there was a million reasons why I wanted to work with Kylie, he said. I want to say it's because she is so professional and cool but if I'm honest, it's probably because she's got the hottest ass I have ever seen. The former soap star from Neighbours had a string of hits in the 1980s and early 1990s but her career then slumped. Now she is a hot ticket once more in the notoriously fickle music industry. Tabloids have even claimed that Kylie had plastic surgery to give her a perfectly crafted posterior. The singer, whose skimpy, corset-style outfits have set male hearts racing around the world, has forcefully denied the stories. I really don't do anything to my backside, she said. I have been getting a lot of grief about my posterior. It appears to have become a national obsession but I think the fuss is ridiculous. http://abc.net.au/news/justin/nat/newsnat-21feb2003-75.htm
Citibank Tries to Suppress ATM Hacks
Two Cambridge University researchers, Mike Bond and Piotr Zielinski, have devised a way to hack the hardware security modules used in ATMs and Point of Sale terminals, in order to recover a PIN in 15 tries. These sealed units read the strip on the card, do something with the account number using single DES, and get the PIN. The idea is that someone tapping the wire between the card reader/keypad and the computer will not see the user's credit card info in readable form. Now this gets even more interesting. There is a lawsuit in the UK over a South African couple who experienced 190 fradulent Diner's Club charges totaling $80k in the UK while they were in South Africa. The bank is trying to make them pay the bill, claiming the credit card system is foolproof and cannot be hacked. Bond is testifying at the trial, and Citibank wants a gag order over the ATM vulnerability issue. Ross Anderson has written the court, opposing the gag order. For your further reading enjoyment. http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,3959,899796,00.asp http://cryptome.org/pacc.htm http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/02/21/1045638471679.html http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/TechReports/UCAM-CL-TR-560.pdf http://news.zdnet.co.uk/story/0,,t269-s2130897,00.html -- Eric Michael Cordian 0+ O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law
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Re: The burn-off of twenty million useless eaters and minorities
Harmon Seaver wrote on February 20, 2003 at 12:55:08 -0600: On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 12:13:45PM -, Tom Veil wrote: Harmon Seaver wrote on February 19, 2003 at 19:20:19 -0600: On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 11:19:11PM +0100, Anonymous wrote: After scanning hyperpoem.net, we've decided to blacklist you for your far left-wing, socialist views, the quote from Ayn Rand notwithstanding. -- Tom Veil What the fuck are you talking about? Neither you nor anyone else has the authority to ban anyone here, shitforbrains. Actually the site looks pretty good, lots of anti-war, anti-dubbyascum stuff -- right on! Idiot. I didn't mention a damn thing about banning anybody from the list. blacklist, ban, baaa baaa baaa -- what's the diff? I don't have the authority to ban anybody from the list. I do have authority in who I hire, and in my recommendations to others. I did mention using the good ol' 1950's style blacklists used by employers to keep pinkos and commies off their payrolls. You sound exactly like one of the morons from the fifties. No, being anti-war doesn't get you blacklisted. Bullshit like comments against corporate globalization and prominently linking to socialist Ten-Point Justice Agendas and sites like zmag.org and commiedreams.org gets you blacklisted, as it indicates that one is of the so-called progressive, leftist commie totalitarian persuasion. And you are obviously a political retard. Communism is dead, the enemy now is fascism. Do you know the difference? There isn't much of a difference, actually. In both cases, all property is subservient to the state. Can we say corporate welfare state??? I already told you that I'm staunchly against any and all forms of corporate welfare, as are all true capitalists. I also told you that expenditures for traditional socialist welfare programs currently dwarf all expenditures for corporate welfare. The mega-corps *are* the problem today, it's they who put and keep the fascists in power. The mega-corps are not the problem, the mega-state is the problem. Any real power big corporations have is the result of big governments giving it to them. Quite frankly, I'd trade Castro for Bush anytime, at least we wouldn't have all the goddam disgusting christian bullshit all the time. If you would trade Castro for Bush, you're either a totalitarian monster, or simply insane. In any case, I've added you to my blacklist. -- Tom Veil
Re: The burn-off of Tom Veil
Tyler Durden wrote on February 20, 2003 at 12:24:40 -0500: As for quoting zmag (which I do), it's silly that this indicates a necessarily leftie/pinko/commie slant. Did you read my full paragraph? Quoting zmag was not the only criteria I mentioned. Chomsky, a frequent contributor, has described himself as basically anarchic in his political leanings. Noam Chomsky is no true anarchist. Chomsky is a commie pinko totalitarian. Chomsky denied the Cambodian holocaust, and is on record as having praised North Vietnam as some sort of democratic worker's paradise. He has defended, rationalized, and denied acts of terror, mass-murder and slavery. More importantly, however, is the fact that Chomsky often develops some very strong counter-arguments to US agit-spew. So does Kevin Alfred Strom. -- Tom Veil
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Bill Stewart wrote: He was a Puerto Rican whose native language was Spanish (he was bilingual), but his name was something like Fred Mueller, so he failed the Spanish-Surnamed definition used by the bureaucrats. This reminds me of a black acquaintance of mine whose last name was Garcia. This entitled her to double-dip into both the black and Hispanic coffers of affirmative action. She was greatly in demand by employers desparate to balance the equation. (Think Like a Dinosaur springs to mind) -- Eric Michael Cordian 0+ O:.T:.O:. Mathematical Munitions Division Do What Thou Wilt Shall Be The Whole Of The Law
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On Fri, Feb 21, 2003 at 11:10:11PM -, Tom Veil wrote: If you would trade Castro for Bush, you're either a totalitarian monster, or simply insane. Bush is obviously both. In any case, I've added you to my blacklist. Interesting that you have to speak from behind a remailer. Not that I'm even remotely opposed to remailers, I love them and use them all the time, but I also know that when someone uses one for converstations such as this, it's because of pure cowardice. Why don't you come out in the open so we can killfile you? You're sounding more and more like a LEO troll. -- Harmon Seaver CyberShamanix http://www.cybershamanix.com
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Shop owner on trial, accused over Bali bomb chemicals A shop owner has gone on trial in Indonesia over the sale of chemicals alleged to have been used in last October's Bali bombing. Silvester Tendean is the first suspect to face court in relation to the blasts which killed 202 people, although his hearing is not part of the main trials of a group of Muslim militants accused of mounting the attacks. Those trials are expected to open in Bali next month. Tendean took the dock on Thursday (local time) in the East Java provincial capital of Surabaya, in the first trial to be carried out under an anti-terror decree issued shortly after the bombing. We are trying Silvester Tendean under the anti-terror decree. He sold chemicals that were connected to the Bali bombing, chief prosecutor Istrisno Haris said. Tendean's lawyers could not be reached for comment but they have argued their client sold a legal substance and had no knowledge about how the chemicals would be used. Tendean is charged for selling large amounts of potassium chlorate to self-confessed bomber Amrozi and could face the death penalty if convicted. Three bombs exploded in Bali Indonesia's main tourist resort on the night of October 12. About half of those killed were holidaying Australians. The main blast came from a car bomb. Tendean owns a chemical shop in Surabaya, Indonesia's second largest city. He also faces charges of lacking proper permits to sell chemical materials. Police have blamed Jemaah Islamiah, a south-east Asian militant Muslim network, for the Bali attacks and arrested 29 Indonesians with alleged direct links to the blasts. In Bali, about 3,000 police will provide security for the trials should Balinese anger spill into the streets. At least 38 Indonesians, a number of them Balinese, died in the blasts. The explosions also damaged the island's vital tourist industry and shattered Bali's image as a safe tropical paradise. Amrozi who has confessed publicly to taking part in the attacks, bought chemicals from Tendean on three occasions. Mr Haris says prosecutors will summon Amrozi to take the stand as a witness in Tendean's trial. Tendean's trial has been adjourned until February 24. http://abc.net.au/news/justin/nat/newsnat-22feb2003-26.htm Anyone ever jacked a truck full of fireworks? Fresh skills?
Stopping the war machine in it's tracks in Italy.
PADUA -- A group of anti-war protesters stopped a train reportedly transporting U.S. military equipment in northern Italy on Friday night, a police official said. Italian news reports said the train was headed with American military equipment from Vicenza to the U.S. base of Camp Darby, near Pisa, and that it turned back after coming across protesters in the small town of Monselice, 15 kilometers (10 miles) south of Padua. A police official in Padua said on condition of anonymity that about 120 protesters had gathered in Monselice and that authorities decided not to try to get the train through the station. Another police official said the train had gone back and was trying to reach Camp Darby by another route. Neither official would discuss the contents of the train. Spokesman Lt. Col. Thomas Collins of the U.S. Army Southern European Task Force said some protesters had earlier turned up at rail lines in another town, but he had no information about the later incident. Italy is home to a strong anti-war protest movement, and about 1 million people turned out last Saturday for a peace rally in Rome. s www.utopia2000.org Italian cops are getting smart but its too late for Mario P.
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Of Gods and Mortals and Empire By William Rivers Pitt t r u t h o u t | Perspective Friday 21 February 2003 To plunder, to slaughter, to steal, these things they misname empire; and where they make a wilderness, they call it peace. - Tacitus It sounded like two behemoth icebergs colliding in the North Atlantic, but you needed the right kind of ears to hear it. Two immensely powerful forces crashed into each other over the weekend of February 15th, and the resulting thunder has set the world to trembling. On one side were the people, who took to the streets all across the world by the tens of millions to stand against George W. Bush's push for pre-emptive war on Iraq. The numbers, and the locations, were staggering. More than 100,000 people took to the streets of Sydney, Australia, a nation that has been solidly in Bush's corner on this matter. In Spain, another member of Bush's Coalition of the Willing, several million protesters took over Madrid, Barcelona and 55 other cities. Italy, another Bush ally, saw over a million citizens take to the streets of Rome. Britain, Bush's go/no go ally of allies, saw over a million people protesting in London. Police there said it was the largest demonstration in that nation's long history. The Netherlands saw one hundred thousand protesters, as did Belgium and Ireland. There were protesters by the tens of thousands in Sweden, Switzerland, Scotland, Denmark, Austria, Canada, South Africa, Mexico, Greece, Russia and Japan. 500,000 protesters demonstrated in Germany, joined by three members of Gerhard Schroder's cabinet who defied their Chancellor by being there. It was the largest demonstration ever in post-war Germany. Another 500,000 people marched in Paris and 60 other French cities. The United States of America saw protests from coast to coast in over 100 cities nationwide. New York City was paralyzed by over a million marchers. San Francisco was taken over by well over 200,000 protesters, and Los Angeles saw over 100,000 people take to the streets. Thousands upon thousands joined them in Chicago, Philadelphia, Miami and Seattle. This was a gathering of ordinary citizens who came together in the streets of the world in an organized event that has no precedent in all of human history. They were brought together by a global word-of-mouth activism rooted entirely in the Internet. Were it not for this planetary connection, no such coordination could have ever taken place. Once upon a time, the world wide web was a realm dominated by dreams of profit and marketing. Those dreams have soured, leaving behind a marvelous network now utilized by very average people who can, with the click of a button, bring forth from all points on the compass a roaring deluge of humanity to stand against craven injustice and ruinous war. The weekend of February 15th saw this force ram headlong into the will of men who walk in shadow, whose hands wield lightning and steel, pestilence and famine. In their ranks stand Presidents, Prime Ministers, corporate magnates, untouchable billionaires, and the advisors who whisper to them of empire and domination. They are few in number, but life and death flows from their fingertips in freshets and gouts. These men control the armies and navies of great nations, nuclear and chemical nightmares beyond measure, unassailable technological weapons and walls, the financial cords which hold the package together, the water, the air, the oil, the law, and a global media machine by which they can obscure their designs with pleasing lies. No mere citizen could do what these men in one moment can do with the crooking of a little finger. With a word, they can erase cities, deprive an entire populace of water and light, unleash disease and famine, annihilate the economies of dozens of nations, and imprison forever anyone who dares dissent. These men bleed, they sicken, they die, but in their time of life they can punch holes in the sky large enough to make Zeus wince with envy. Like the millions who marched, the gathering of such fearful powers into the hands of so few is also without precedent in all of human history. There was, among the millions who stormed the planet last weekend, a misconception that masked the true reason for their presence in the streets. A great many people believe this looming war with Iraq is about old grudges and oil. There is logic in this; Iraq has the second largest proven stores of precious petroleum in the world, and there is a definite history of malice between House Bush and House Hussein. The truth of the matter is far more broad and deep, belittling all talk of terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, and even oil. The men who pursue their goals by way of this war have a great many desires on their minds, and once more, they have the will to attain these goals by whatever means is required. Were the protesters fully aware of whom they faced, a good many of them
The Chemical Brothers.
Friday, Feb. 21, 2003. Page XXIV http://www.moscowtimes.ru/stories/2003/02/21/120.html Global Eye -- Chemical Brothers By Chris Floyd Six million marched for peace last week, but the Bush Regime and the Blair Regency were unmoved by this outburst from the ignorant rabble. Instead, the righteous leaders of the Coalition of the Willing (or COW) declared that no power on earth will halt their holy quest to rid the world of Saddam Hussein and his chemical weapons. Strange, then, to see one of COW's biggest bovines -- Pentagon warlord Donald Squinty Rumsfeld -- informing the dazed and docile rubber stamps of Congress of his intention to assault Iraq with, er, chemical weapons. Rumsfeld told Congress he has asked COW head George W. Bush to sign a special waiver allowing American forces to use biochemical weapons against Iraqi troops and civilians in the upcoming stampede into Iraq, UPI reported. What's more, the COW chemicals would be launched unilaterally, as part of the standard Rules of Engagement -- and not merely in retaliation for an attack with similar weapons by Hussein. In his extraordinary testimony, Rumsfeld openly complained about the onerous restrictions imposed on American forces by the stupid old Chemical Weapons Convention that the U.S. signed -- indeed, initiated -- many years ago. Rumsfeld told the Congressfolk of his deep regret that the United States had tangled ourselves up so badly with all that sissy-Mary malarkey in the first place. But now, thank God, a real brush-clearin', pretzel-chompin' he-man is sitting on top of the COW, so Squinty is sure to get that waiver. What Squinty wants to do is unleash a barrage of so-called nonlethal biochemical weapons against any godless Ayrab stupid enough to resist the incoming herd. This array of incapacitators -- or to use the Pentagon's quaint term, calmatives -- will include fighting pharmaceuticals developed by the world's leading drug companies. True, the weaponization of medicine is something of a departure from the Hippocratic Oath -- but what's health and healing when your COW is calling you to war? Anyway, isn't the Hippocratic Oath -- like the CWC, the ABM Treaty, the UN Charter, the Bill of Rights, indeed, the very notion of law itself -- outmoded in the new Bush imperium? Rumsfeld hopes to emulate the glorious success of Russian security forces, who used nonlethal calmatives to liberate the Nord-Ost hostages from their captors -- and from the bonds of earthly existence as well. But there's one slight hitch: The Russians' employment of calmatives -- however blundering and murderous -- was legal under international law, which permits the use of crowd-control devices in domestic law enforcement situations. But the use of any chemical weapon against people in wartime -- no matter how supposedly nonlethal it might be -- is expressly forbidden by a number of international treaties, all signed by the United States. Not only that: The very production of such combat weapons is prohibited -- which is supposedly why COW is on its high horse about Iraq. Squinty knows this, of course; that's why he and COW head Bush have quietly shifted funding authority for calmative research from Pentagon coffers to John Ashcroft's Justice Department -- it gives domestic cover to the military program. Meanwhile, Squinty proudly notes that production of delivery systems for the weaponized drugs is rolling right along: The COW invaders will be able to use both an unmanned loitering vehicle -- which hovers in the air and sprays brain-deadening and gut-wrenching juice over all and sundry -- and a good old-fashioned mortar shell loaded with chemical cocktails. Rumsfeld painted the deployment of field chemical weapons as a humanitarian gesture, but here, too, there's a slight hitch. There is no way known to medical science that can put large numbers of people to sleep without killing a sizable percentage of them, Harvard biology professor and biochemical weapons expert Matt Meselson told The Nation. This is particularly disturbing in the light of Pentagon documents obtained by The Sunshine Project, a Texas-based group devoted to biochemical warfare issues, detailing the actual plans for the weapons. The papers, produced by the Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate, stress a concern for target discrimination. Like so many Pentagon terms, this phrase actually means the opposite: The weapons do not discriminate among targets -- civilian from soldier, for example -- they simply knock out (or kill) everyone within range, allowing COW troops to move in afterward and discriminate the victims into piles of bad guys and unlucky innocent bystanders. This is considered particularly effective in urban warfare, although the JNLWD papers do note that soldiers would probably have to be trained to refrain from killing persons already incapacitated with chemical weapons. Well, let's hope so, anyway. Rumsfeld, of
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After capture of Pentagon contractors: Wider US war threatened in Colombia By Bill Vann 21 February 2003 The threat of a wider US war in Colombia just as Washington is preparing to unleash an invasion of Iraq has escalated sharply following the killing of a Pentagon contractor and the abduction of three others by guerrillas of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). The incident occurred February 14 after the airplane in which the four Americans and one Colombian soldier who was also killed were flying made an emergency landing in an area in the south of the country that has long been a FARC stronghold. The circumstances surrounding the downing of the Cessna aircraft, as well as the identity and mission of its American passengers, remain shrouded in mystery as both Pentagon and US State Department officials have refused to release any information. Even after the body of the one US contractor killed was flown back on Sunday, State Department spokesman Richard Boucher refused to identify the dead man, claiming it was out of respect for relatives. The US government plane had landed near the town of Florencia, about 250 miles south of the Colombian capital of Bogota. Apparently, the two men killed had attempted to resist capture. Officials said that the plane was traveling from Bogota to a military base at the southern town of Tres Esquinas. The incident marks the first time that a US citizen acting in an official capacity has been killed since Washington began a steady escalation of its military intervention in Colombia under the Carter administration. Today, the South American country trails only Israel and Egypt as the third-largest recipient of US military aid. About $2 billion in arms aid has poured into Colombia, first under the pretext of combating cocaine. Since September 11, 2001, however, the Bush administration has proclaimed the US intervention to be part of its global war on terrorism. It has now explicitly assigned weaponry and US military personnel to assist the Colombian army in waging a four-decade-old counter-insurgency campaign that has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. It likewise unveiled a new program that last month brought 70 US Special Forces soldiers to the war-torn province of Arauca where they are to organize Colombian army troops in the protection of a 500-mile pipeline that carries oil from fields operated by the Los Angeles-based Occidental Petroleum Corp. The four Americans on the plane apparently were not involved in drug eradication, as claimed by some official sources, but electronic spying on the FARC guerrillas. Washington Post columnist Robert Novak cited sources in the US Embassy in Bogota as saying that the civilian contractors were from a company called California Microwave Inc based in Sunnyvale, California. The unit, now a subsidiary of the Northrop Grumman arms-manufacturing giant, specializes in airborne reconnaissance and surveillance systems. Mission planning involves the use of computer-aided systems to provide planners with checklists of activities necessary to ensure a successful mission by the warfighter, according to the company's web site. In other words, the mission in Colombia was in all likelihood one of providing targeting information for air strikes by Colombian warplanes against FARC positions. Washington's use of such contractors has become increasingly pervasive in recent years. Such arrangements are used both to increase the amount of military-related personnel on the ground in given countries beyond the numbers authorized under existing legislation and to use contractors to perform the kind of activities that are specifically prohibited for soldiers in uniform. At present, there are some 500 US military advisers in Colombia and at least another 300 civilian, many of these ex-military personnel. In addition, some 83 US helicopters are being used in the Colombian counterinsurgency campaign. The Colombian government has deployed some 4,000 troops in an attempt to recover the three Americans. US FBI agents as well as military personnel have joined the operation. Meanwhile, a Congressional delegation visiting Colombia issued threats that the abduction of the three Pentagon contractors would provoke severe retaliation from the US military. Rep. Tom Davis, a Virginia Republican and chairman of the House Governmental Reform Committee, told the Colombian press, I don't think there is any question that this precipitous act by the FARC is going to meet with very strong retaliation. Precisely what happens is being discussed as we speak, but they've made a very grave error. He added that the incident had proven that the FARC was not a legitimate group, but rather bandits and outside the law and would bring a greater commitment from the US. We have many areas in the world where we are involved, but Congress and this administration will carry out whatever actions are necessary,
Highly capitalist nation murder millions.
Highly capitalist nations do not murder millions. That's because they make better slaves than fertilizer. The real trick is to make the slaves think they have a great deal, then the controllers get more power and less trouble. Unfortunately, this requires some intelligence in the controllers, which is rare. Maintaining capitalism is harder than it looks. It's gotten so hard it has merged with communism.(China) According to Noam Chomsky,(who james just loves),capitalism is close and maybe level pegging and you know something egg? I believe him,tough james,but keep posting.This has to be one of the funniest sites online... http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/9879/jamesd.htm Fellow loopy ex-trots include,Chris Hitchens,David Horriwitz,Stephen Schwartz and Michael Costa.Mad as hatters the lot of them.
She's real fine my 419.
Asspamination politics? World's first 419 revenge killing? By John Leyden Posted: 20/02/2003 at 16:33 GMT The Czech Republic may have become the scene of the first 419-fraud revenge killing. Michael Lekara Wayid, 50, Nigeria's consul in the Czech Republic, was shot dead at the embassy yesterday morning. The embassy's 37-year-old receptionist was shot in the hand during the melee which began after a suspect opened fire after visiting the embassy to discuss an unspecified business matter yesterday morning. A 72-year-old Czech man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of murder, the BBC reports. Unconfirmed, and thus far sketchy reports, suggest the unnamed suspect was a victim of a 419 (AKA advanced fee) fraud. The scam called 419, after the relevant section of Nigeria's criminal code, begins with offers of sums beyond the dreams of avarice in exchange for use of a Western bank account. It's not about raising a bank account, though. Those foolish enough to respond to the scheme soon find there's a host of problems in moving the money, which is supposedly held with in a secret safety deposit safe or similar. Various fees and bribes are requested from the victim. The scam, and the sums being paid out, escalates until an attempt is made to coax the victim to travel abroad to another country, where he's vulnerable, and where the police don't care. Once there fraudsters attempt to bilk their victim for yet more cash. A variation on this theme is to hold aforesaid victim hostage until large sums of money are handed over. In 2001, a Nigerian gang lured a British businessman to South Africa and then held him for ransom. He escaped only because he was allowed to make a phone call and was able to alert his wife by speaking in his native Polish. The scam is explained in greater detail on the Nigeria - the 419 Coalition Web site and on another anti-419 fraud site, which warns people have been kidnapped and even murdered in furtherance of the fraud. ® Related Stories Nigerian 419 fraudster baiting - Olympic sport? Woman falls for Nigerian scam, steals $2.1m from law firm
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U.S. military planners are now looking at mid-March as a starting date for a war against Iraq, a delay caused by diplomatic snags and difficulties in moving heavy Army divisions. Top Stories New Iraq resolution lacks 'timeline' Saddam shifts jets from Baghdad The majority of Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps combat units are in the Persian Gulf poised for an attack. The timing of the war is critical, U.S. officials said, because it is best for troops and machines to fight in the Gulf's 70-degree winter weather than its oppressive desert heat of the summer. The temperatures begin to rise in April. When war plans were maturing in the summer, planners looked at February as the optimum time to begin military action. But President Bush subsequently decided to take the issue of Iraqi disarmament to the United Nations. U.S. officials said the return of weapons inspectors to Iraq, after a four-year absence, and the need for a debate in the U.N. Security Council, extended the war timeline. The White House continued to signal this week that Mr. Bush will not let the debate at the United Nations push a war decision into the summer. There's not a lot of time left, said White House spokesman Ari Fleischer, adding that either Turkey agrees to host U.S. ground troops for a northern front or the United States would position them elsewhere. Senior officials have said this month that a war decision is weeks, not months away. The Army, which must move heavy armored forces across the Atlantic, is still several weeks away from being in place to begin a drive toward Baghdad. The 4th Infantry Division, based at Fort Hood, Texas, has shipped its Abrams tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles across the Atlantic. But most of its 20,000 soldiers remain in the United States, still unsure of whether they will invade from Turkey in the north, or from some other point. An Army spokesman said the infantry troops would soon begin boarding planes bound for the region but refused to specify the location. Army officials privately say they could have moved troops faster this winter had Pentagon civilians acted sooner on deployment proposals. It is up to Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld to make decisions on deployments. Although the Bush administration's public stance is that the military can fight anywhere anytime, analysts say a winter campaign will be much easier on troops and equipment, given the moderate temperatures then. In the summer, our ability to employ maneuver warfare would be needlessly degraded, said a Marine aviator, who flew more than 30 combat missions in Operation Desert Storm during the 1991 Gulf war. Soldiers and Marines can't move as fast when the mercury climbs, especially if they are required to wear clothing designed to protect them against chemical or biological weapons. Our weaponry, from vehicles to aircraft, can perform in such conditions but generally function better in cooler temperatures. John Hillen, an Army cavalry officer in the Gulf war, remembers beginning the land invasion on Feb. 23, 1991, at night in mild weather. He, however, pointed out that soldiers train in the blistering heat of the California desert and are prepared for any weather. It's better to do it in the winter because you don't have to deal with the heat, and in military operations you want to deal with as few changing variables as possible, he said. But on the other hand, we can operate in the heat and in the desert, which we train for all the time. It's an extra inconvenience and could have a marginal effect on operational effectiveness. But it's not decisive. More than 130,000 U.S. troops are now in the Gulf region. While Mr. Bush seeks a second U.N. resolution, most air and naval units are in place. The Marine Corps has moved more than 50,000 troops to the region, most assigned to the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force, commanded by Lt. Gen. James Conway. His headquarters are at Camp Commando, a tent city outside Kuwait City. The 1st Marine Division, the ground element, is based in camps in northern Kuwait along Highway 7. The 1st Marine Air Wing, the air combat element, has its headquarters at the Al Jaber Air Base. The Navy has positioned four carriers near Iraq, with a fifth, the USS Kitty Hawk, due to arrive in the Gulf region before March 1. With the arrival of the Kitty Hawk, we will, for all intent and purposes, be in place, said a Pentagon official. The five carrier battle groups, plus two British submarines in the area, will give the coalition more than 30 ships capable of firing hundreds of Tomahawk cruise missiles into Iraq. The Navy may depart from the way it fought in Desert Storm, when it positioned six carriers in the Red Sea and the Gulf region. This time, it plans to have three in the Gulf: the Kitty Hawk, the USS Constellation and the USS
Who Profits?
What the Bush Gang Really Wants The Roots of the Iraq War by WILLIAM BLUM Which is the more remarkable -- that the United States can openly announce to the world its determination to invade a sovereign nation and overthrow its government in the absence of any attack or threat of attack from the intended target? Or that for an entire year the world has been striving to figure out what the superpower's real intentions are? There are of course those who accept at face value Washington's stated motivations of liberating the people of Iraq from a dictatorship and bestowing upon them a full measure of democracy, freedom and other eternal joys fit for American schoolbooks. In light of a century of well-documented US foreign policy which reveals a virtually complete absence of such motivations, along with repeated opposite consequences, we can dispense with this attempt by Washington to win hearts and mindless. Presented here are some reflections about several of the causes that make the hearts of the imperial mafia beat faster in regard to Iraq, which may be helpful in arguing the anti-war point of view: Expansion of the American Empire: adding more military bases and communications listening stations to the Pentagon's portfolio, setting up a command post from which to better monitor, control and intimidate the rest of the Middle East. Idealism: remaking the world in what the true believers see as America's image, with free enterprise and Judeo-Christianity as core elements; here is Michael Ledeen, former Reagan official, now at the American Enterprise Institute (one of the leading drum-beaters for attacking Iraq): If we just let our own vision of the world go forth, and we embrace it entirely, and we don't try to be clever and piece together clever diplomatic solutions to this thing, but just wage a total war against these tyrants, I think we will do very well, and our children will sing great songs about us years from now. Oil: the sine qua non of Middle East policy, yesterday, today and tomorrow; to be in full control of Iraq's vast reserves, with Saudi oil and Iranian oil waiting defenselessly next door; OPEC will be stripped of its independence from Washington and will no longer think about replacing the dollar with the Euro as its official currency; oil-dependent Europe may think twice next time about being so uppity. Globalization: Once relative security over the land, people and institutions has been established, the transnational corporations will march into Iraq ready to privatize everything at fire-sale prices, followed closely by the IMF, World Bank, World Trade Organization and the rest of the international financial extortionists. Arms industry: As with each of America's endless wars, military manufacturers will rake in their exorbitant profits, then deliver their generous political contributions, inspiring Washington leaders to yet further warfare, each war also being the opportunity to test new weapons. Israel: The men driving Bush to war include long-time militant supporters of Israel, such as Richard Perle, Paul Wolfowitz, and Douglas Feith, who, along with the rest of the powerful Israeli lobby, have advocated smashing Iraq for years. Israel has been playing a key role in the American military buildup to the war. Besides getting rid of its arch enemy, Israel could use the opportunity to carry out its final solution to the Palestinian question -- transferring them to Jordan, (liberated) Iraq, and anywhere else that expanded US hegemony in the Middle East will allow. Iraq's abundant water could be diverted to relieve a parched Israel. William Blum is the author of Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventions Since World War II, Rogue State: a guide to the World's Only Super Power. and West-Bloc Dissident: a Cold War Political Memoir. He can be reached at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.counterpunch.org/blum02202003.html
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VIVE LA FRANCE! The spirit of Lafayette lives on in the refusal of France to go along with the War Party Two-hundred and twenty-five years ago, the French were instrumental in aiding the American revolutionaries in their fight against the British Empire. Today, they are once again playing a key role in aiding American fighters against another sort of Empire this time, one based in Washington, D.C. As Dominique de Villepin, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, put it: The idea of regime change [in Iraq] introduces into international relations an instability whose consequences we have to assess. Whose job would it be to decide that a regime is good or that a regime is bad? What would be the first factor denoting an unacceptable regime? What would stop a regime being acceptable? As America crosses the Rubicon, and abandons the legacy of the Founders for a new age of Caesarism, the French, threatening to use their UN veto, stand in the way and the fury of the War Party has been unleashed, to often comical effect. Do you want to see hate? Take a gander at the cover of the [UK] Sun, a newspaper, nasty even by Murdochian standards, of the sort that gives tabloids a bad name. Chirac is depicted as a worm, and the editorial screeches at him: You were only too happy to welcome the Americans when France was crushed under Hitler's boot. But today you look down on the American people and their president, and you forget how many American and British soldiers, sailors and pilots gave their lives... for the freedom of this country. But if the French are obligated to kowtow to the Americans and Tony Blair on account of a debt that can never be repaid, then what about the debt Americans owe to the French, whose aid during the Revolution secured our victory over King George III? The Brits don't want to bring that up, of course, but without the French we'd all be singing God save the Queen and suffering the ill effects of London's latest socialist scheme. You have to hand it to the War Party, however: their hate campaign is not so much coordinated as it is choreographed, with radio shock jocks and the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal dancing to the same tune of Hate the Frogs. In Texas, a radio screamer stages a public bulldozing of French products, and, in Congress, the cry is heard to impose tariff penalties on our recalcitrant allies. Why, those effete French know-it-alls, they yelp, how dare they mock our rootin' tootin' cow-Boy Emperor. John Fund, writing in the War Street Journal, approvingly notes that some dive in North Carolina has stopped selling french fries: We now serve freedom fries, announces owner Neal Rowland, who also confides that The switch from french fries to freedom fries came to mind after a conversation about World War I days when anti-German sentiment prompted Americans to rename familiar German foods like sauerkraut and frankfurter to liberty cabbage and hot dog. One wonders if that conversation touched on some of the other charming effects of World War I on the country: the lynchings of German-Americans, the closing down of German language and socialist newspapers, and the jailing of antiwar activists for sedition. The teaching of German in the schools was banned, and the works of Goethe were burnt in the public square, while Wagner was banished from the opera houses. Yes, it was a great time for freedom in America and if you don't believe that, then you'd best shut up and eat your greasy freedom fries. Speaking of shutting up, that's exactly what the heroic Jacques Chirac told the so-called Vilnius Group of ex-Communist East European nations, when they issued their pro-war communique. They missed a good opportunity to keep quiet, he quipped, and openly questioned whether the Easterners are ready to join the community of Europe. To Fund this is blackmail but why should the French and the Germans absorb economic refugees and debt from the East while the formerly Communist ministers of what used to be the Warsaw Pact cozy up to the new hegemon on the block? The Vilnius Group, largely made up of reformed Communist governments notably Poland, Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria (where the Bulgarian Socialist Party rules) ought to be renamed the Vassalage Group. Old habits are hard to break. Including the habit of not representing the wishes of their own people, who reject the idea of making war on Iraq even more emphatically than the West European street. What's really a laugh, however, is Fund's description of the French position as bullying unilateralism. Welcome to the Orwellian world of the War Party, where threatening to not subsidize the Vassalage Group is the act of a bully, but claiming the right to preemptively attack any nation on earth is not. By the same inverted logic, a genuine aggression one that will claim many thousands of lives in the most horrible way is an act of liberation. As long as
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(longish.) The New Oil Order Michael Renner, February 20, 2003 Only in the most direct sense is the Bush administration's Iraq policy directed against Saddam Hussein. In contrast to all the loud talk about terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, and human rights violations, very little is being said about oil. The administration has been tight-lipped about its plans for a post-Saddam Iraq and has repeatedly disavowed any interest in the countrys oil resources. But press reports indicate that U.S. officials are considering a prolonged occupation of Iraq after their war to topple Saddam Hussein. It is likely that a U.S.-controlled Iraq will be the linchpin of a new order in the world oil industry. Indeed, a war against Iraq may well herald a major realignment of the Middle East power balance. Oil Forever The Bush administration's ties to the oil and gas industry are beyond extensive; they are pervasive. They flow, so to speak, from the top, with a chief executive who grew up steeped in the culture of Texas oil exploration and tried his hand at it himself; and a second-in-command who came to office with a multi-million dollar retirement package in hand from his post of CEO of Halliburton Oil. Once in office, the vice president developed an energy policy under the primary guidance of a cast of oil company executives whose identities he has gone to great lengths to withhold from public view. Since taking office, the president and vice president have assembled a government peopled heavily with representatives from the oil culture they came from. These include Secretary of the Army Thomas White, a former vice president of Enron, and Secretary of Commerce Don Evans, former president of the oil exploration company Tom Brown, Inc., whose major stake in the company was worth $13 million by the time he took office. The Bush administration's energy policy is predicated on ever-growing consumption of oil, preferably cheap oil. U.S. oil consumption is projected to increase by one-third over the next two decades. The White House is pushing hard for greater domestic drilling and wants to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to the oil industry. Even so, the administrations National Energy Policy Development Group, led by Vice President Cheney, acknowledged in a May 2001 report that U.S. oil production will fall 12% over the next 20 years. As a result, U.S. dependence on imported oilwhich has risen from one-third in 1985 to more than half todayis set to climb to two-thirds by 2020.1 Since the 1970s, the U.S. has put considerable effort into diversifying its sources of supply, going largely outside of OPEC and outside the Middle East. The current administration is advocating greater efforts to expand production in such far-flung places as the Caspian area, Nigeria, Chad, Angola, and deep offshore areas in the Atlantic basin and is looking to leading Western Hemispheric suppliers like Canada, Mexico, and Venezuela.2 West Africa is expected to account for as much as a quarter of U.S. oil imports a decade from now.3 But there is no escaping the fact that the Middle Eastand specifically the Persian Gulf region remains the worlds prime oil province, for the U.S. and for other importers. Indeed, the Cheney report confirms that by any estimation, Middle East oil producers will remain central to world oil security. The Middle East currently accounts for about 30% of global oil production and more than 40% of oil exports. With about 65% of the planets known reserves, it is the only region able to satisfy the substantial rise in world oil demand predicted by the Bush administration.4 The Cheney report projects that Persian Gulf producers alone will supply 54-67% of world oil exports in 2020.5 Saudi Arabia is a pivotal player. With 262 billion barrels, it has a quarter of the worlds total proven reserves and is the single largest producer.6 More importantly, the Saudis have demonstrated repeatedlyafter the Iranian revolution, and following Iraq's invasion of Kuwait that they are prepared to compensate for losses from other suppliers, calming markets in times of turmoil. Today, Riyadh could raise its production of 8 million barrels per day (b/d) to 10.5 million b/d within three months, making up for any loss of Iraqi oil during a U.S. military assault.7 Iraq: From Pariah to Fabulous Prize The pariah state of Iraq, however, is a key prize, with abundant, high-quality oil that can be produced at very low cost (and thus at great profit). At 112 billion barrels, its proven reserves are currently second only to Saudi Arabias. The Energy Information Administration (EIA) of the U.S. Department of Energy estimates that additional probable and possible resources could amount to 220 billion barrels. And because political instability, war, and sanctions have prevented thorough exploration of substantial portions of Iraqi territory, there is a chance that another 100
Cheap robot GPS Jammers needed.URGENT.
Fire up the space junk - Exterminate the brutes! GPS Jamming No Silver Bullet For Potential Adversaries An F-16 Fighting Falcon pilot with the 79th Fighter Squadron at Shaw Air Force Base, S.C., releases a 2,000-pound Joint Direct Attack Munition. JDAMs use the global positioning system for precision guidance. Iraq and other potential adversaries may have the ability to jam GPS signals, but Air Force war planners are not too worried about the effect of jamming on precision munitions. (Photo by Tech. Sgt. Michael Ammons) by Master Sgt. Scott Elliott for Air Force News Washington - Feb 21, 2003 Iraq and other potential adversaries may have the ability to jam global positioning system signals, but Air Force war planners are not too worried about the effect of jamming on precision munitions. In fact, it is a challenge they have been anticipating for a long time, and they are confident in their ability to overcome it. From the day we built GPS, we've been working on ways to overcome jamming, said Lt. Col. John Carter, chief of space requirements at the Pentagon. We're very confident we can do that. GPS is a constellation of satellites that emit electronic signals while orbiting the Earth. A GPS receiver gathers the signals from multiple satellites overhead, then triangulates those signals to calculate its precise location. Those receivers can be hand-held or mounted in ships, aircraft, vehicles and precision guided munitions. The United States routinely installs GPS guidance packages in standard 500- 1,000- and 2,000-pound bombs to create the Joint Direct Attack Munitions. The JDAM typically strikes within 13 meters of its target. According to reports, Iraq has acquired several Russian-made transmitters capable of jamming the GPS signal. In general terms, someone could jam a radio signal by transmitting a more powerful signal on the same frequency. Carter equates the practice with trying to listen to a conversation on the other side of the room while another person shouts in your face. While the tactic may seem easy to accomplish, Carter said he would not encourage anyone to take the job. Anyone who (transmits) on the battlefield can be found, and anyone who can be found can be targeted, he said. When the bad guys are picking jobs, (they) don't want to pick 'GPS jammer.' A GPS jammer is not a silver bullet to prevent precision bombardment, Carter said, because the Air Force has more than one way to put steel on target. Oftentimes we get sucked into looking at individual engagements, and warfare is not an individual engagement, he said. It's the sum of all the actions you take. We have a lot of arrows in our quiver. Those include the inertial navigation system within the JDAM, its primary navigation system, which is fully capable of guiding the weapon to its target. The Air Force also employs laser- and optically-guided munitions, as well as free-falling bombs. The Air Force also is looking ahead to ensure future GPS satellites are more jam-resistant, beginning with the current crop of modified GPS IIRs. One of the features of the modification is something called flexible power, which increases the power level radiated from the GPS, said Peter B. Teets, undersecretary of the Air Force and chief of the National Reconnaissance Office. That power increase will provide some anti-jam capability, but Teets said the real improvement will come when the GPS III is introduced in about 10 years. We recognize the fact that GPS can be jammed, Teets said. We're taking steps to make it much more jam-resistant on the satellite side, on the control-element side and on the user-equipment side. I think we're doing the necessary smart things to enable GPS to serve us well, Teets said. http://www.spacedaily.com/news/gps-03g.html
Possible window of vulnerability.
Whilst chances are slight at this point in time I issue this Kaaga Institute warning...be alert but not alarmed. Page 16.Febuary 22 deadtree New Scientist.Silicon chips go quantum p16 http://www.newscientist.com/inprint/ipcontents.jsp This is a story on entangled Q-bits on a chip.Extrapolating a little see's the wide spread uptake of Quantum crypto facing this incipient threat to trad crypto.Late uptakers may have shields down for a period of vulnerability.We must all intensify our full spectrum resistance to the present totalitarianism.This could include nonagression pacts with islamofascists and even marxists.Those like certain locals who have a track record of violent opposition to the US police state and who practise security culture.These could further include sunset clause and exchange of hostages as we all well know many of these people are religious nuts or they have a dielectical relationship with the truth. When tribes unite,empires lose legions and cease expanding. NO ONE WAY WORKS, it will take all of us shoving at the thing from all sides to bring it down (Revolutionary Letters, number eight)
I use a six digit PIN.
How to get an ATM PIN number in 15 guesses By John Leyden Posted: 21/02/2003 at 13:34 GMT Cambridge researchers have documented a worrying PIN cracking technique against the hardware security modules commonly used by bank ATMs. Mike Bond and Piotr Zielinski have published a paper detailing how a complex mathematical attack can yield a PIN in an average of 15 guesses. By design, it shouldn't be possible to guess a four-digit pin in less than an average of 5,000 attempts. The attack, documented in a paper published earlier this week, is directed against the decimalisation tables used to translate between a card PIN and the hexadecimal value of a PIN generated when the hardware security module checks the validity of a number. The attack works not by going after the PIN number directly but by manipulating the contents of the decimalisation table in order to gain clues (such as which digits are or are not present in the PIN). Refining the technique, which allows a PIN to determined in an average of 24 iterations, might allow an attack to succeed in 15 guesses. The methodology of the attack, too mathematically complex to be properly explained in the context of a news story, is explained here. Mike Bond told us that the risk of attack comes from a corrupt insider, perhaps in computer operations and with access to sensitive manuals, who might be able to use the attack to refine what would otherwise be a brute force attempt to guess PIN numbers. Fraud, in these circumstances, might still be possible. The attack is simply a more powerful, optimised means of cracking PIN numbers. In their paper, Bond and Zielinski outline mechanisms banks might apply to guard against the attack. In the short term, according to Bond, probably the best way to guard against the attack is to make sure it isn't possible to change the decimalisation table without permission. Longer term the researchers warn in their conclusions that support for decimalisation is not a robust approach to PIN verification. Unskewed randomly generated PINs stored encrypted on an online database, as already used by some banks, are significantly more secure, Bond and Zielinski conclude. As a stop gap an audit trail in ATM hardware security module will also allow the banks to spot when something suspicious occurs. This would allow banks to finger corrupt insider but it wouldn't necessarily protect customers, due to ongoing confusion in the UK's liability regulations for bank transactions. Bond explained that UK case law does not as yet determine where liability lies in the case of disputed PIN-authorised transactions. With credit card purchases liability lies with merchants but in the question of liability has yet to be determined. The wider consequences of the attack method documented by the Cambridge researchers once again spotlight this gap in UK law. ® External Links Decimalisation table attacks for PIN cracking, by Mike Bond and Pietr Zielinski of Cambridge University http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/29425.html
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US media move away from Bush Patrick Barrett Friday February 21, 2003 George W Bush: US media is turning towards UN The US media has begun to turn against President George Bush's hard line on military action against Iraq. A majority of the country's top newspapers now oppose any attack on Iraq by US and British forces without the full support if the international community. Influenced by the massive anti-war demonstrations staged around the world last weekend and the growing rift between the US and the less hawkish countries led by France and Germany, American press coverage has seen a substantial shift away from backing an immediate war regardless of international opinion. A survey of 37 leading US papers publishing editorials between February 15 and 19 found that almost two thirds now called for a world coalition to be formed before any military action in the Middle East. 15 newspapers across the US were categorised as hawkish in editorial stance, nine as doves and 13 as internationalist in positioning by a survey carried out by Editor Publisher, a weekly magazine covering the north American newspaper industry. The current press majority against unilateral action is in marked contrast to the findings of a similar survey carried out on February 7, immediately after Secretary of State Colin Powell's presentation of evidence of Iraq's activities involving weapons of mass destruction. At this stage, those calling for international unity were a distinct minority. According to the research, the call for UN backing has now become an established theme in most major newspapers, in marked contrast to right leaning TV networks and papers such as Fox news and the New York Post, both owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation. Papers such as the Detroit Free Press, the Dallas Morning News, Minneapolis-based the Star Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle and Orange County Register represented the prevailing opinion. If war becomes necessary, it will be better waged by the world than by even a broad 'coalition of the willing. The world remains safer if the peace-seeking United Nations remains intact, thundered the Detroit Free Press. Several papers such as the Fort Worth (Texas) and the Oregonian in Portland, advised the President to recognise the importance of the weekend's protests. Heed the voices - peace demonstrations have a point: Bush hasn't made a strong enough case for war now, said the Newsday in Melville, New York on February 18. However, larger papers with international reach such as the Wall Street Journal and Washington Post were staunchly pro-war. The weekend's protests across Europe and elsewhere, impressive as they were in terms of sheer numbers, only provide yet another, if secondary, reason for prompt action, said the Journal this week. Despite growing calls for international unity, French bashing amongst the US press has become a popular theme. Top of the Francophobes were the New York Daily News, and Murdoch owned New York Post, but others joined in: Now who's the cowboy? the Detroit News asked. French prime minister Jacques Chirac pitched a raging tantrum after several Eastern European countries defied attempts to bully them beneath France's skirts. The changing views of the US press reflect a recent survey of TV coverage, which found that the British broadcast media is taking a hard line on the US administration with 33% of news stories classed as negative. http://media.guardian.co.uk/presspublishing/story/0,7495,900500,00.html
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http://news.com.com/2100-1023-985216.html Net blocking threatens legitimate sites By Declan McCullagh February 19, 2003, 5:36 PM PT Government efforts to block offensive Web sites are technically problematic and legally worrisome, a new study says. The study from Harvard University's Berkman Center highlights how modern Web standards have permitted thousands of domain names to share one Internet address. It concludes that instead of precisely targeting only objectionable sites, attempts to restrict Internet addresses with pornographic, political or gambling-related content inevitably make legitimate sites unreachable too. The numbers are staggeringly high, said Ben Edelman, a student fellow at the Berkman Center and author of the report. According to my results, two-thirds of sites are hosted on Web servers with 50 or more domain names. http://www.politechbot.com/p-04480.html
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Re: The burn-off of twenty million useless eaters and minoritie s
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Re: To Steve Schear, re Rome, Architects, Shuttles, Congress
On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 10:31:45PM -0800, Bill Frantz wrote: At 8:32 PM -0800 2/20/03, Major Variola (ret) wrote: [Aside] I recently learned that back before you needed a license to drive (ca 1930) you would manually adjust the spark timing (!!) according to your engine speed. After handcranking the engine to start. Yes, and you got a broken arm if you didn't retard the spark before you cranked the car. (Hand crank of course) My first motorcycle, a '47 Harley, had the spark advance on one hand grip, throttle on the other. BTW, the concept that people would be afraid to work on their own brake system is laughable. I've been doing my own mechanics for 40 years. Unless it's under warranty, I won't let anyone else touch my vehicles. Why anyone would feel safer letting a garage do it is beyond me, there's one heck of a lot of incompetent mechanics out there, and even more crooked ones. That's why I started doing my own -- because I'd had auto shop in highschool and knew when I was getting bs'd by the mechanic. Got ripped off really bad by one shop a long, long time ago and figured as much as I hate turning wrenches, watching an engine destruct shortly after the 90 day warranty for the rebuild and knowing you got burned is a lot worse. And yes, I do the new cars too. Electronic fuel injection is really pretty simple once you figure it out, there are cheap ($150) meters to check the engine codes when your check engine light comes on, and, of course, you need a good manual. Even better, get a diesel. The older ones are pretty simple and bulletproof, the newer ones like the VW's are awesome and you can get cool computer tools like Vag-Com to customize the ecu. Very, very hackable. Besides which, when you're crawling around under the car it's a good time to check for those GPS monitors. 8-) -- Harmon Seaver CyberShamanix http://www.cybershamanix.com
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It's becoming more and more apparant that this is indeed a religious crusade. Seems to me that anyone in the gov't, whether elected or hireling, who utters any sort of religious sentiments is guilty of a hate crime. Dubbya needs to be hauled off to the Hague for his rhetoric alone -- especially his refusal to allow Wiccan ceremonies on military bases and his pronouncement that Wicca was not a real religion. First amendment freedom of speech is one thing, but perhaps we need a new amendment which proscribes any gov't official from any sort of proselytizing, prayers, or even any mention of anything relating to their personal religous beliefs. -- Harmon Seaver CyberShamanix http://www.cybershamanix.com
RE: The burn-off of twenty million useless
From: Vincent Penquerc'h [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yeah, and too much freedom is as bad as too much slavery. Right, bub. Capitalism would only work if people weren't ready to fuck others like communism would work too for the same reasons. Rational beings are self-interested. Its Natural Selection. Don't waste your time decrying reality. Like anarchy. Like anything. Depending on the time, I tend to lean either towards anarchy or towards democracy. You have no clue. Democracy without restrictions (e.g., BoR) is merely distributed tyranny. Anarchy quickly leads to arbitrary gangs filling the govt niche. These days, I'm leaning towards for democracy. Yes, a state, though probably an unattainable chimaera. Flame on. Lack of state would just lead to morons with guns banding together, and that would be what ? A state, without the title of one, but one nonetheless. Point is, too much capitalism seems to lead to another form of power, with the people on top being the same people that are now on top of the state. But capitalists don't use Men With Guns to coerce engagement. If they do, they're gangsters, and have earned reciprocal treatment. Compare with governments, which coerce all engagements. Which is why a government must be minimal, not your mother.
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Bill Frantz wrote: And, I still am willing to work on my brake systems. Replacing pads on a disk brake unit is a lot easier than replacing drums. Agree it's easier, and there is very little to get wrong changing disk brakes -- remove a couple of bolts, using some leverage push the pistons back, slip out the worn pads, put new ones in, slide assembly over disk, and re-tighten bolts! Only takes a few minutes once you've done it a few times, and seems to me there is little room to screw up. I mean aside from forgetting to tighten the bolts I don't see any opportunity for screwing up. Drum brakes on the other hand usually have hateful spring assemblies that are a bitch to get back together afterwards. As far as evolutionary pressures, aggressive and fast driving is far more dangerous, however adrenaline inducingly fun that may be. (ke =1/2.m.v^2). Also exposed or unduly light vehicles -- motorbikes, light built cars like citroen 2cv or such. motorbikes have very bad accident statistics. Set a new personal record for removal, disassembly, reassambly, and installation of a transmission after I slipped the clutch to get the car home too. I had a clutch cable snap on me when I was moving -- car was jam packed with household effects. Just drove it for 10 miles without a clutch. To start: switch engine off, put it in first, start engine; gear change match engine speed to road speed pull out of gear, reduce engine speed to match road speed at higher gear ratio put into new gear; and plan ahead to not have to do a hill start on 1 in 6 hill on way home :-) You can change down also, but it's harder because there's less tolerance for error in the engine speed. It helps to have practised this a bit first, otherwise you'll grind the gears or even break something. I was glad I had practised it when the cable broke. You're putting strain on the synchro-mesh when you do this, as it is compensating for your error under-power which it is not designed to do. Commonly there is no synchromesh on first, so a moving 2nd to 1st change-down will be harder to do. Adam
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Re: To Steve Schear, re Rome, Architects, Shuttles, Congress
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--- Adam Back [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As far as evolutionary pressures, aggressive and fast driving is far more dangerous, however adrenaline inducingly fun that may be. Depends on one's strategy. When riding a motorcycle, there are two aggressive driving principles I observe at all times (in addition to the usual precaution of keeping track of the vectors of all nearby vehicles at all times): (a) Remain ahead of car `packs' at all times. From stoplights, I will tend to accelerate aggressively to put distance between myself and the other cars waiting at the light. (b) Drive five to ten kilometres per hour faster than the average traffic speed so that in most cases, I am approacing vehicles from behind, and can therefore plan my maneuverings appropriately. Particularly on the highway, I think it is stupid to stay in the right lane at a speed where most of the car and truck traffic is passing you, and where people entering and exiting the highway are constantly changing in and out of your lane. It is not always pleasant driving in the `fast' lane on a 550 c.c. bike, but it tends to be the safest place. In my opinion, this sort of aggressive driving has its place as a valid defensive driving strategy. (ke =1/2.m.v^2). Also exposed or unduly light vehicles -- motorbikes, light built cars like citroen 2cv or such. motorbikes have very bad accident statistics. This is true, and the reason that I tend to prefer driving my car when I have to commute any great distance, or in marginal weather conditions. That said, individual skill plays a part, as does equipment. I believe I have better than average reflexes and driving skill, and I don't ride a crotch-rocket; which I like to think improves my odds somewhat. This may be wishful thinking, but I've only dropped the bike twice in four years of riding, and on both occasions it occured at very low speeds when my wheels skidded on a tiny bit of loose gravel. Set a new personal record for removal, disassembly, reassambly, and installation of a transmission after I slipped the clutch to get the car home too. I had a clutch cable snap on me when I was moving -- car was jam packed with household effects. Just drove it for 10 miles without a clutch. To start: switch engine off, put it in first, start engine; gear change match engine speed to road speed pull out of gear, reduce engine speed to match road speed at higher gear ratio put into new gear; and plan ahead to not have to do a hill start on 1 in 6 hill on way home :-) You can change down also, but it's harder because there's less tolerance for error in the engine speed. This is called power-shifting. The transmission on my bike is particularly well suited for this and I have found that acceleration is *much* better when you don't have to worry about that pesky lever. Downshifting is tricky, but with a little practice it becomes managable. When I don't care about making noise, it's a lot of fun to ride around, going up and down the gears without needing touching the clutch at all except for stoplights. I think it frightens some drivers when I do this, but that probably has something to do with the holes I drilled at the back of the pipe for those few extra HP. :) Now that I think of it, the noise on the highway at 5500 RPM probably alerts drivers as to my approach, contributing to my safety. It helps to have practised this a bit first, otherwise you'll grind the gears or even break something. I was glad I had practised it when the cable broke. Never had a clutch-cable break, but it's a good skill to have. I've blown a few shifts though, and was Informed of the fact by the very unnerving feeling of the clutch-plates slipping while at full-throttle. Some transmissions are better than others for power-shifting, too. My VW 4-speed will power-shift, but it wasn't designed for it. Consequently, shifting normally with the clutch tends to be faster and more comfortable. There are aftermarket shifters for many cars that will do wonders for your quarter-mile. Only recommended for the truly anal. Regards, Steve __ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca
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One wonders how much of the US spook-infiltrator's skills/cover were provided by Lindh to save his butt: WASHINGTON The sheikh was a devout Muslim whose lifelong ambition was caring for the poor in Yemen, one of the world's most underdeveloped nations. Yet now he needed help himself. His health was deteriorating, and no facilities in his country were sophisticated enough to treat him. So he turned to his new friend, Yussef, a wealthy but disillusioned young African-American. Yussef had converted to Islam and traveled to Yemen to become more devout, like the now infamous John Walker Lindh. The young convert suggested a trip to Germany, where the sheikh could both visit experienced doctors and raise money for his causes. But Yussef wasn't the person he seemed. As an American undercover agent, he was trying to trap the Muslim leader, who is alleged by the US to be a key financier of terrorism. What followed is a tale of deception, betrayal, and intrigue - and of the clashing international interests and viewpoints that make the pursuit of terrorists so complex. snip http://www.csmonitor.com/2003/0219/p01s01-usju.html Undercover arrest stirs terror rift --- Got Body Bags? Sure you have enough?
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