There's no civil liberty or Constitutional guarantee the President
can't violate, as long as he mentions protecting the nation
from terrorism while trying to justify it.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/09/09/AR2005090900772.html
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A federal appeals court ruled
There's no civil liberty or Constitutional guarantee the President
can't violate, as long as he mentions protecting the nation
from terrorism while trying to justify it.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/09/09/AR2005090900772.html
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A federal appeals court ruled
Peter Trei writes:
Ryan Lackey needs to star in an Ayman al-Zawahri produced
video, making short-lived gurgling and whistling noises.
Making a fast buck off an illegal war of aggression
is a far cry from running a secure data repository
on an oil platform.
Eric, I think you could
Peter Trei writes:
Ryan Lackey needs to star in an Ayman al-Zawahri produced
video, making short-lived gurgling and whistling noises.
Making a fast buck off an illegal war of aggression
is a far cry from running a secure data repository
on an oil platform.
Eric, I think you could
RAW forwards...
Wiring the War Zone
It's a typical morning at Camp Anaconda, the giant US military base 50
miles north of Baghdad - light breeze, temperatures heading to 100 degrees,
scattered mortar fire. Ryan Lackey is getting ready for today's assignment:
installing a pair of
RAW forwards...
Wiring the War Zone
It's a typical morning at Camp Anaconda, the giant US military base 50
miles north of Baghdad - light breeze, temperatures heading to 100 degrees,
scattered mortar fire. Ryan Lackey is getting ready for today's assignment:
installing a pair of
I'd just like to say that the American troops who carried out Bush's
illegal war in Iraq, which killled 100,000 Iraqi civilians, are war
criminals, and I'd like to encourage all of AmeriKKKa's victims to capture
them and bake them in pies, after forcing them to bark like dogs and poop
I'd just like to say that the American troops who carried out Bush's
illegal war in Iraq, which killled 100,000 Iraqi civilians, are war
criminals, and I'd like to encourage all of AmeriKKKa's victims to capture
them and bake them in pies, after forcing them to bark like dogs and poop
J.A. Terranson wrote:
We have literally allowed the Nazification to begin, and we've even
welcomed it with eager open arms - all in the name of Fighting Terror.
Crystal clear, pure unadulterated bullshit.
In anticipation of the Guv'ment ID Needed for Everything/Can't Get ID
Without Already
J.A. Terranson wrote:
We have literally allowed the Nazification to begin, and we've even
welcomed it with eager open arms - all in the name of Fighting Terror.
Crystal clear, pure unadulterated bullshit.
In anticipation of the Guv'ment ID Needed for Everything/Can't Get ID
Without Already
This just in from CNN:
[FBI agents have arrested a North Carolina man on suspicion of soliciting
offers over the Internet to kill Michael Schiavo and Judge Greer.
Richard Alan Meywes of Fairview is accused of offering $250,000 for the
killing of Schiavo and another $50,000 for the the
Justin writes:
If the judge's decision had been the opposite, there might be a bounty
on his head for that, too.
Somehow letting someone who has lived 15 years with a significant brain
injury live out the rest of their normal life span just doesn't provoke
people the same way dehydrating and
Justin writes:
She is a corpse with a heartbeat.
According to a cast of characters which include a euthanasia proponent, a
lawyer at the forefront of dehydration advocacy for the brain-damaged, and
a doctor who thinks its morally acceptable to starve Alzheimer's patients
to death.
Mark Weston, technology law specialist at MAB Law, says the ruling was
another link in the chain of judicial authority saying that you cannot be
anonymous.
If they can find out who you are, you aren't anonymous, you are
confidential.
Anonymous means no trail was created which might be
This just in from CNN:
[FBI agents have arrested a North Carolina man on suspicion of soliciting
offers over the Internet to kill Michael Schiavo and Judge Greer.
Richard Alan Meywes of Fairview is accused of offering $250,000 for the
killing of Schiavo and another $50,000 for the the
Justin writes:
If the judge's decision had been the opposite, there might be a bounty
on his head for that, too.
Somehow letting someone who has lived 15 years with a significant brain
injury live out the rest of their normal life span just doesn't provoke
people the same way dehydrating and
Justin writes:
She is a corpse with a heartbeat.
According to a cast of characters which include a euthanasia proponent, a
lawyer at the forefront of dehydration advocacy for the brain-damaged, and
a doctor who thinks its morally acceptable to starve Alzheimer's patients
to death.
Mark Weston, technology law specialist at MAB Law, says the ruling was
another link in the chain of judicial authority saying that you cannot be
anonymous.
If they can find out who you are, you aren't anonymous, you are
confidential.
Anonymous means no trail was created which might be
Zooko writes:
I am about to accept an exciting job that will preclude me from
contributing to open source projects in the distributed file-system
space.
I will miss the Mnet project! Good luck without me!
Is there a network currently running? At one time, I had 5 gig of Mnet
Zooko writes:
I am about to accept an exciting job that will preclude me from
contributing to open source projects in the distributed file-system
space.
I will miss the Mnet project! Good luck without me!
Is there a network currently running? At one time, I had 5 gig of Mnet
Someone writes:
I never saw this kind of thing as being central to the cypherpunk
concept. In fact, to me it seems like the wrong direction to go. The
point of being a cypherpunk is to live in cypherspace, the mythical land
where online interactions dominate and we can use information
RAH pastes:
...
Steven Michael Ekberg, 22, had at least 83 castor beans and other
byproducts consistent with the manufacture of ricin in his possession, the
FBI said.
...
They said they also found, in a cardboard box in Ekberg's room, glass vials
containing white granules suspected of
RAH pastes:
..
Steven Michael Ekberg, 22, had at least 83 castor beans and other
byproducts consistent with the manufacture of ricin in his possession, the
FBI said.
..
They said they also found, in a cardboard box in Ekberg's room, glass vials
containing white granules suspected of being
J.A. Terranson wrote:
The fact is that those who did not vote effectively voted for Shrub. You
are either part of the solution or you are part of the problem. Inaction
is not good enough.
This would only be true if the President were elected by popular vote.
In states where one candidate
J.A. Terranson wrote:
The fact is that those who did not vote effectively voted for Shrub. You
are either part of the solution or you are part of the problem. Inaction
is not good enough.
This would only be true if the President were elected by popular vote.
In states where one candidate
I think this is the answer: Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity.
Isn't that what Democracy is all about? The 51% simpletons imposing their
will on the 49% non-simpletons?
Proportional representation is our friend.
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Do What
I think this is the answer: Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity.
Isn't that what Democracy is all about? The 51% simpletons imposing their
will on the 49% non-simpletons?
Proportional representation is our friend.
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Do What
So who won the US election? The turd sandwich, or the giant douche?
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So who won the US election? The turd sandwich, or the giant douche?
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Tyler Durden writes:
Well make 'em free even if we have to kill every last one of them, right Mr
Donald?
Most AmeriKKKans are too stupid to know that when their Poodle Press talks
about airstrikes against insurgent safehouses, they really mean bombing
civilian neighborhoods to scare the
Tyler Durden writes:
Well make 'em free even if we have to kill every last one of them, right Mr
Donald?
Most AmeriKKKans are too stupid to know that when their Poodle Press talks
about airstrikes against insurgent safehouses, they really mean bombing
civilian neighborhoods to scare the
According to http://www.indymedia.it/, the FBI seized Indymedia's servers
from their host, Rackspace.
Thursday Oct 7 2004, at 6 PM, FBI issued an order to Rackspace in the US
(Indymedia's provider with offices in the US and London) to remove
physically two of our servers. The order was so
According to http://www.indymedia.it/, the FBI seized Indymedia's servers
from their host, Rackspace.
Thursday Oct 7 2004, at 6 PM, FBI issued an order to Rackspace in the US
(Indymedia's provider with offices in the US and London) to remove
physically two of our servers. The order was so
Google has an austere black on white billboard ad which simply reads.
www.{first 10-digit prime found in the consecutive digits of e}.com
People arriving solve another puzzle, and then can use the answer as a
password for a website that greets them with the message...
One thing we
Google has an austere black on white billboard ad which simply reads.
www.{first 10-digit prime found in the consecutive digits of e}.com
People arriving solve another puzzle, and then can use the answer as a
password for a website that greets them with the message...
One thing we
TD writes:
This describes the Government as creating secret laws. But, theoretically,
only the congress and the Senate can create new laws, correct? The Executive
branch has never been empowered to create laws, and I'm thinking these
travel laws did not go through congress or the senate.
RAH pastes:
Tim Radford, science editor
Tuesday September 7, 2004
The Guardian
Mathematicians could be on the verge of solving two separate million dollar
problems. If they are right - still a big if - and somebody really has
cracked the so-called Riemann hypothesis, financial disaster
Tyler Durden wrote:
I propose that any 'Cypherpunk' can declare himself
to be leader and make 'official statements' at any time. Of course, others
can (and most probably will) choose to ignore the official statement, or
even declare himself to be leader and 'officially' rescind that
Tyler Durden wrote:
I propose that any 'Cypherpunk' can declare himself
to be leader and make 'official statements' at any time. Of course, others
can (and most probably will) choose to ignore the official statement, or
even declare himself to be leader and 'officially' rescind that
Was that our John Young on the Daily Show, talking about being
visited by FBI agents, with the title Anarchist under his name?
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Was that our John Young on the Daily Show, talking about being
visited by FBI agents, with the title Anarchist under his name?
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RAH pasted:
A federal judge has granted the Internal Revenue Service the right to seek
information from First Data Corp. about certain credit-card transactions
the company has processed.
The IRS wants the information as part of its crackdown on tax evaders.
Specifically, the IRS wants
Now that AmeriKKKa has successfully invaded the sovereign nation of Iraq in
violation of international law, tortured with impunity, and mocked the rest of the
world with its arrogance, what will it do for an encore?
Settle old political scores, of course.
So it comes as no surprise that the US
Sunder wrote:
Right, WTC as a target doesn't make any strategic sense.
Doesn't hitting a world financial center impede the funding of imperialism?
If you apply the same standards the US uses to classify dual use
infrastructure, and organizations linked to the enemy, I think the WTC is
pretty
I wonder if any such noises were heard during the Jim Bell trial.
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0624041pump1.html
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JUNE 24--While seated on the bench, an Oklahoma judge used a male
enhancement pump, shaved and oiled his nether region, and pleasured himself,
state officials charged
I wonder if any such noises were heard during the Jim Bell trial.
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0624041pump1.html
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JUNE 24--While seated on the bench, an Oklahoma judge used a male
enhancement pump, shaved and oiled his nether region, and pleasured himself,
state officials charged
One used to have the right to be known by any name one wished, as long as
one did not do so for the purpose of committing fraud, or impersonating
someone else.
One certainly has an absolute right to refuse to speak to a government
employee when accosted.
So it is difficult to understand the
One used to have the right to be known by any name one wished, as long as
one did not do so for the purpose of committing fraud, or impersonating
someone else.
One certainly has an absolute right to refuse to speak to a government
employee when accosted.
So it is difficult to understand the
You may remember back in 2000, former literary icon turned copyright pest
Harlan Ellison sued AOL because people were able to access a couple of his
short stories in the Usenet newsgroup alt.binaries.e-book, prompting AOL to
block the newsgroup on its servers.
This earned Ellison a Big Brother
You may remember back in 2000, former literary icon turned copyright pest
Harlan Ellison sued AOL because people were able to access a couple of his
short stories in the Usenet newsgroup alt.binaries.e-book, prompting AOL to
block the newsgroup on its servers.
This earned Ellison a Big Brother
I visited that 419eaters site, and I must say I have really mixed feelings
about what the people are doing there.
It's certainly unethical for Nigerians to try and make a living by bilking
foreigners with elaborate schemes that promise vast riches in return for an
advance fee.
But Nigeria is a
David Howe writes:
Presumably these are the Nigerians who have only $80 for food that
month, yet somehow can still afford to bulkspam thousands of inboxes
each day, process bank transactions and take part in international phone
calls.
Email is free. That is why we have a spam problem.
Roy M. Silvernail wrote:
Think of it as evolution in action.
I think we've identified another applicant on the short list for Tim May's
old job. :)
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I visited that 419eaters site, and I must say I have really mixed feelings
about what the people are doing there.
It's certainly unethical for Nigerians to try and make a living by bilking
foreigners with elaborate schemes that promise vast riches in return for an
advance fee.
But Nigeria is a
David Howe writes:
Presumably these are the Nigerians who have only $80 for food that
month, yet somehow can still afford to bulkspam thousands of inboxes
each day, process bank transactions and take part in international phone
calls.
Email is free. That is why we have a spam problem.
Major Variola writes:
Computer viruses and worms are an increasing problem throughout the
world. By some estimates 2003 was the worst year yet:
Viruses halted or hindered operations at numerous businesses and other
organizations, disrupted cash-dispensing machines,
I have a dual boot
An Metet writes:
Eric Cordian quotes:
FBI Shill: Are we gonna exterminate the rat?
Hale: I'm going to fight within the law and, but, ... if you wish to,
ah, do anything, yourself, you can.
You're such a liar. I don't know why I even bother to respond to you.
You left off
Federal Prosecutors say the conviction of Matthew Hale on charges
including trying to have a federal judge killed sends an important
message. But don't they always?
The plot to kill the federal judge in this case consisted of a recorded
conversation with an FBI Informant which went something
Federal Prosecutors say the conviction of Matthew Hale on charges
including trying to have a federal judge killed sends an important
message. But don't they always?
The plot to kill the federal judge in this case consisted of a recorded
conversation with an FBI Informant which went something
RAH clipped:
search tool that would scour electronic bulletin boards for millions of
uncensored movies and photographs and serve up an all-you-can-eat taste
of 'the Internet gone wild!'
There used to be a service called Boypics, which thumbnailed and decoded
all of Usenet's picture newsgroups
RAH clipped:
search tool that would scour electronic bulletin boards for millions of
uncensored movies and photographs and serve up an all-you-can-eat taste
of 'the Internet gone wild!'
There used to be a service called Boypics, which thumbnailed and decoded
all of Usenet's picture newsgroups
Major Variola (ret) writes:
What is bizarre about offering a contract? Get your filthy hands off
my desert xor suffer for not doing same The US said the same (with a
more temperate piece of real estate) to the UK, once. Apparently some
need to be reminded that gentlemen don't occupy
Major Variola (ret) writes:
What is bizarre about offering a contract? Get your filthy hands off
my desert xor suffer for not doing same The US said the same (with a
more temperate piece of real estate) to the UK, once. Apparently some
need to be reminded that gentlemen don't occupy
For extra credit, try to find even one mainstream newspaper in AmeriKKKa's
Rah Rah free press in which this international wireservice story is
printed.
See the Neocons argue that because the story only appears in the Arab
press, it can't be true. Hey, it worked with Accused Jewish War Criminal
For extra credit, try to find even one mainstream newspaper in AmeriKKKa's
Rah Rah free press in which this international wireservice story is
printed.
See the Neocons argue that because the story only appears in the Arab
press, it can't be true. Hey, it worked with Accused Jewish War Criminal
Eugen Leitl pastes:
File-sharing to bypass censorship
By Tracey Logan
BBC Go Digital presenter
If there's material that everyone agrees is wicked, like child pornography,
then it's possible to track it down and close it down
Ross Anderson, Cambridge University
I think the problem here
Justin writes:
With all due respect to the principle of freedom of speech and all that,
I think that cypherpunks, and people in general, give far too little
respect to words, as if words are a vague, unimportant, and remote link
in the chain of causation of acts or failure-to-acts. I don't
Eugen Leitl pastes:
File-sharing to bypass censorship
By Tracey Logan
BBC Go Digital presenter
If there's material that everyone agrees is wicked, like child pornography,
then it's possible to track it down and close it down
Ross Anderson, Cambridge University
I think the problem here
Tyler Durden writes:
What the law actually states is (basically) a defaulted loan must be
forgiven after seven years. In other words, it is illegal to continue to
attempt to collect on a loan, 7 years after the default.
There are different levels of illegal. The most important one is the
Tyler Durden writes:
What the law actually states is (basically) a defaulted loan must be
forgiven after seven years. In other words, it is illegal to continue to
attempt to collect on a loan, 7 years after the default.
There are different levels of illegal. The most important one is the
It's really getting to the point where judges don't even go through the
motions of respecting the Constitution any more. All they have to do is
recite the magic words that Society's Overwhelming Interest in
protecting its children, police officers, kitty cats, or whatever,
overrides whatever
Bill Stewart wrote:
Marbury vs. Madison was an entertainingly kinky case,
but the ability of judges to declare laws or executive actions
Unconstitutional and therefore void is the main thing that's
made the Bill of Rights effective (to the extent it has
It's really getting to the point where judges don't even go through the
motions of respecting the Constitution any more. All they have to do is
recite the magic words that Society's Overwhelming Interest in
protecting its children, police officers, kitty cats, or whatever,
overrides whatever
Bill Stewart wrote:
Marbury vs. Madison was an entertainingly kinky case,
but the ability of judges to declare laws or executive actions
Unconstitutional and therefore void is the main thing that's
made the Bill of Rights effective (to the extent it has
Tim May observes:
Meanwhile, the black folk kept listening to Rev. Jess Jackson and
Rev. Al Sharpton tell them that they were owed reparations, that they
were owed a series of entitlements. No suprise that a large fraction
of negro teens subscribe to the view that reading be for whitey. In
Tim May observes:
Meanwhile, the black folk kept listening to Rev. Jess Jackson and
Rev. Al Sharpton tell them that they were owed reparations, that they
were owed a series of entitlements. No suprise that a large fraction
of negro teens subscribe to the view that reading be for whitey. In
Michael writes:
Being from Germany I would like to detest that statement.
The German law clearly defines what is hate speech. It is not an easy
task as you can see in a six month trial.
It is the outcome of the trial which condemns Germany. THe length of the
trial is an unimportant data
Michael writes:
Being from Germany I would like to detest that statement.
The German law clearly defines what is hate speech. It is not an easy
task as you can see in a six month trial.
It is the outcome of the trial which condemns Germany. THe length of the
trial is an unimportant data
A Berlin criminal court sentenced 38-year-old Michael Regener to 40
months in prison after a six-month trial that tested the boundaries of
free expression in a nation with strict laws against hate speech.
Of course, that should be a nation with strict laws against free speech.
Crying Hate
A Berlin criminal court sentenced 38-year-old Michael Regener to 40
months in prison after a six-month trial that tested the boundaries of
free expression in a nation with strict laws against hate speech.
Of course, that should be a nation with strict laws against free speech.
Crying Hate
If you think it was embarrassing for the former regime in Iraq to see
their fearless leader getting a public louse inspection, just wait until
Christmas, when America again demonstrates it can walk the streets of
Baghdad with impunity.
Yesterday, the crew of WWE Smackdown arrived in Baghdad to
James A. Donald wrote:
Well if there is no legitimate authority, then state of nature applies.
Give him the justice that Mussolini and Ceasescu got. Hang him by his
feet from a lamp post in central Baghdad for his victims to use as
pinata
Bear in mind that we could probably find plenty of
James A. Donald wrote:
Well if there is no legitimate authority, then state of nature applies.
Give him the justice that Mussolini and Ceasescu got. Hang him by his
feet from a lamp post in central Baghdad for his victims to use as
pinata
Bear in mind that we could probably find plenty of
James A, Donald writes:
I see: So when the US army is so unkind as to film Saddam
acting submissive, this is a shocking violation of his human
rights, and your bleeding heart feels for him deeply.
But when, however, people fly a plainload of passengers into
two tall buildings and murder
Natt writes:
You're one-hundred percent correct. I saw that sack of shit Rumsfeld on
a press conference this afternoon where he answered the specific
question of does parading Saddam around violate the Geneva convention.?
Rumsfeld also revealed that the CIA has taken over the Saddam
As reported today on Slashdot, in linux kernels prior to 2.4.23, it is
possible to map the kernel into user space with brk(), since apparently no
one ever bothered to check that the argument passed was in the lower 3 gig
of the address space.
This is almost as funny as early linux kernels in
Eric Tully writes:
I've heard that argument before (last time I heard it was a problem with
a PGP implementation) and I never understand what people are trying to
prove when they say it.
Let me simplify. I found it startling that a Redmond-level bug was in a
mature open-source project, the
As reported today on Slashdot, in linux kernels prior to 2.4.23, it is
possible to map the kernel into user space with brk(), since apparently no
one ever bothered to check that the argument passed was in the lower 3 gig
of the address space.
This is almost as funny as early linux kernels in
Eric Tully writes:
I've heard that argument before (last time I heard it was a problem with
a PGP implementation) and I never understand what people are trying to
prove when they say it.
Let me simplify. I found it startling that a Redmond-level bug was in a
mature open-source project, the
http://www.tshirthell.com/shirts/tshirt.php?sku=a102
I'd love to see John Gilmore wear this on his next airline flight.
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http://www.tshirthell.com/shirts/tshirt.php?sku=a102
I'd love to see John Gilmore wear this on his next airline flight.
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Major Variola wrote:
You put nukes in subs to avoid getting them blown up
esp. by a first strike.
You mean like the Jews blew up the Iranian nuclear reactor?
So whoever nukes Israel had best do so without a
piece of real estate associated with it, because the sub
nukes will persist. Even
So much for non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, right?
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,10613
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Israel deploys nuclear arms in submarines
Peter Beaumont in London and Conal Urquhart in Jerusalem
Sunday October 12, 2003
The Observer
Israeli and
Yes, I truncated the URL
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,1061381,00.html
So much for non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, right?
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,10613
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Israel deploys nuclear arms in submarines
Peter
So much for non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, right?
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,10613
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Israel deploys nuclear arms in submarines
Peter Beaumont in London and Conal Urquhart in Jerusalem
Sunday October 12, 2003
The Observer
Israeli and
Everyone's favorite link farm of news stories which annoy Neocons,
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/
disappeared suddenly and has been unavailable for 2 days now.
Anyone know What Really Happened to it?
Hopefully just a minor hardware problem.
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David Howe writes:
I doubt the NSA need, trust or want anyone else's actual software for EC
Nonetheless, it's an indication that they don't think RSA has much of a
future. So now they have a public key cryptosystem with smaller key
lengths, and a more obtuse one-way function that can't be
Sarad AV writes:
If we are to convert a k-bit integer n to a base b
number,it takes us O(log n) if the base b is a power
of 2.
eg. converting (1)base to base 16
0001
^^
1F in hex.
using a look up table.
Is there an algorithm with time complexity O(log n)
which
Sarad AV writes:
If we are to convert a k-bit integer n to a base b
number,it takes us O(log n) if the base b is a power
of 2.
eg. converting (1)base to base 16
0001
^^
1F in hex.
using a look up table.
Is there an algorithm with time complexity O(log n)
which
MRS. MARIAM ABACHA writes:
IT IS WITH HEART FULL OF HOPE THAT I WRITE TO SEEK YOUR HELP IN THE
CONTEXT BELOW.I AM MRS, MARIAM ABACHA (WIDOW) THE WIFE OF FORMER HEAD OF
STATE OF NIGERIA, GENERAL SANI ABACHA WHO'S SUDDEN DEATH OCCURRED ON THE
8TH OF JUNE, 1998. AS A RESULT OF CARDIAC ARREST
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