Anonymous wrote:
not revealing fed agents' names
The rationale is obvious - Tims may ambush them if their whereabouts
become known.
In classical Athens, the definition of a tyrant was a ruler who needed
bodyguards because the people didn't like him.
What do you call it when the
Ken Brown wrote:
every time I see you walking down the street I collect personally
identifying information about you. I store it in the little database in
my mind. You can't stop me. I may not do much with it, or write it down
anywhere, but it's there. Distasteful perhaps, you might not like
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,37665,00.html
[Ron Paul] said he opposed Wilson's anti-spam bill because it would cost
taxpayers $60 million in computers and Federal Trade Commission labor to
implement, and it would stomp on laws already on the books in 16 states.
He is also confident
[For the brain-impaired, I agree with the guy.]
http://www.guntruths.com/Puckett/christianity_versus_the_second_a.htm
Christianity vs. the 2nd ammendment
By Brian Puckett
I get angry when I consider the utter garbage that some "Christian leaders"
nowadays dump on their followers regarding
At 11:17 AM -0400 on 7/21/00, R. A. Hettinga wrote:
"Tyrrany"
Open mouth, insert spell-check. Tyranny, of course.
Cheers,
RAH
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Tim May wrote:
Well put. (This is the second fine essay from Gil Hamilton this
morning...I hope this signals more signal in the S/N ratio is coming.)
Recall the case around October or November of last year when the FBI
applied pressure to an ISP to get a "Y2K training tape" yanked off
My fingers did me wrong and sent this during editing. Please
disregard the immediately preceeding post --- SRF
Tim May wrote:
Well put. (This is the second fine essay from Gil Hamilton this
morning...I hope this signals more signal in the S/N ratio is coming.)
I've noticed that, too. Hardly
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At 12:29 AM 7/21/00 -0700, anonymized wrote:
The interesting question (for this list) is, if some border officials
search your hard drive and they encounter encrypted files, what will
they do? My guess would be that they will demand the key and threaten
to
