s.
Similarly the USG has not said that if China invades Taiwan,
the USG will intervene, but it would be as big a lie to claim
that China has been given a green light to invade Taiwan, as it
is for Ramsey to claim that Iraq was given a green light to
invade Kuwait.
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James A. Donald
--
James A. Donald:
> > Every citation Chomsky gives is fraudulent.
> >
> > I recently posted a paragraph by paragraph examination of
> > one of his more notorious articles. Every single citation
> > he gave was false in some central and crucial way.
> >
ce in the Serbian war
crimes trials, the Hague would acquit Saddam and convict
Carter.
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James A. Donald
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xactly what the nazi war criminals got.
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James A. Donald
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4gp4fEG6nAev5a7thtLVe+M7bqpvkok78SJyY0f1N
s our puppet, he was the good guy, and no
> matter how many he murdered, he was a benevolent leader.
Saddam was no more "our puppet" than Stalin or Pol Pot was, nor
was he ever deemed a good guy, any more than they were.
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James A. D
the Hague is apt to
convict the innocent and acquit the guilty in the face of all
evidence, illustrating in more extreme form the problems that
occur with the police powers of the Westphalian state.
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James A. Donald
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--
J.A. Terranson:
> > > One leettllleee problem: we are not really at war.
James A. Donald:
> > Sure looks like war to me.
J.A. Terranson:
> I guess that's why the congresscritters told Shrub to GFY
> when he tried to get a declaration?
After 9/11 Congress
Americans deserved 9/11 and have no right to whine about it.
Nations are not morally entitled to any rights. They have
rights merely by habit and convention, a convention formalized
in the peace of Westphalia, and now at long last fading.
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James A. Donald
6YeG
--
On Wed, 17 Dec 2003, James A. Donald wrote:
> > Different rules apply in war.
J.A. Terranson wrote:
> One leettllleee problem: we are not really at war.
Sure looks like war to me.
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James A. Donald
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ut its passing are those
who enthusiastically hailed all the Soviet violations of it as
wars of national liberation.
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James A. Donald
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475GB3UNm+fRK0Tmju1skiWzb5gB5QGgnIdyidhHM
r does it lead you to
believe they are actively supporting him.
> It is astonishing that it was okay for Saddam to be as evil
> as be and we (as a society) turned a blind eye to it
Yet you show no similar astonishment concerning the evil of
Stalin.
James A. Donald:
> > Evil men, by
d slavery complaining about those episodes.
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James A. Donald
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from clear that this encryption will
enable all the potential uses of encryption that cypherpunks
foresaw.
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James A. Donald
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5fFQJC040+P9QrkF8BhWR4nUBWhNmexs1EH0ej6o
4a8EuzGFht8mQloFG16q2B76njPoWM/jVAzYAxKoQ
enience against a common enemy, an alliance
that both sides know will end in war or near war fairly soon.
This however seldom leads good men to mistake evil men for
'good guys"
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James A. Donald
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x2lNKl
Truly great.
> > In doing so you have manifested what has been written here
> > about "gasing into the abyss" and so on.
On 17 Dec 2003 at 8:36, Jim Dixon wrote:
> I have gazed into the abyss and seen a man having his teeth checked
> and getting a haircut. :-|
>
> --
> Jim Dixon [EM
eful competition
is a greater threat to the rulers, for example "harmful tax
competition". One of the major goals of the EU is to restrain
'harmful tax competition". Similarly one of the major goals of
the WTO is to prevent what cypherpunks call regulatory
arbitrage.
really must be when you discount all that capitalist
propaganda."
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James A. Donald
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4cVVWOLkCVsvYQG/u75vRB5xVrL2GjBeaEl+j6x07
im.
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James A. Donald
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4V4l1cML3B68fAUZdXEQULOypQU+iOODMqAEAhN3z
ne stable isotope of gold" is embematic of the
> delusions which the gold bugs and offshore platform silly
> people have.
I can rather easily open a pecunix account with a hotmail
address. Opening a swiss bank account is considerably harder.
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th power.
Every atom of gold is identical to every other atom of gold.
There is only one stable isotope.
E-gold does not provide untraceability -- but gold does.
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James A. Donald
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sxD6FejwJO/
references in the system to
> that account are also deleted from all ALTA/DMT dbs.
Trust us. Would we lie to you?
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James A. Donald
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4Imw9MND4w22DnR2n6tOp834DoLrSedKMdIsQGxwn
his recipient sets his newsagent to
always download all new messages)
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James A. Donald
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zMY49IWQvar+nBxNmFDbRihngyDWi30UIYQY9NAh
4rVDPJdqGIjPUeycOPjbn3AbW2+7fZ0HFzy2xQEeX
t is pro capitalist, and pro progress.
As living standards rise, we are going to spend more on
intangibles and natural beauty, and the interesting question is
how to do this in a capitalist, hi-tech, framework.
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James A. Donald
6
physical gold, which
actually is anonymous, and provides a physical mix, since one
gold atom looks very like another.
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James A. Donald
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41xSX7dI0Au/V2pVkuLX2tYRDvsRZ76g3jqqc7NYe
On 8 Dec 2003 at 13:17, Tim May wrote:
> http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=lang_en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF
> -8&safe=off&threadm=220820032357238678%25timcmay%40removethis.got.net&
> rn um=1&prev=/
> groups%3Fq%3Dfrederickson%2Bgot%2Btim%26hl%3Den%26lr%3Dlang_en%26ie%3D
> UT F-8%26oe%3DUTF
> -8%26sa
ople. Those using this rhetoric believe they know
better than other people what is good for those other people,
and intend to whack those other people for their own good.
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James A. Donald
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h0PDSIpmiXP6g+EXs3h
--
Tim May:
> >> And, as many have noted, very few of the "kids" today are
> >> libertarians (either small L or large L).
James A. Donald:
> > When you were a teenager, everyone thought that Ho Chi Minh
> > was the greatest, had a picture of Che Gue
On 7 Dec 2003 at 22:25, Eugen Leitl wrote:
> I'm seeing similiar trends across
> virtually all my mailing lists, so I presume it's the medium itself
> that it's in decline.
Spam.
people are continually abandoning old addresses.
Of course it does not help that the cypherpunks list itself under
p
same demo, he would see a
crowd of old farts, and you would see a crowd of young punks
with nose rings.
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James A. Donald
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/JGPIvI11TGnJc6gE6/w/g6k0rZwAOZZoka0PiIJ
4DnWpX4iPZy18KuWpdzmsERHsIS6O34J+itCHGsE2
I want to store information deniably.
So there would be a fixed sized block of data, say one megabyte,
increasing by multiples of 8 as needed.
This would contain various items of information that one could
extract by supplyin a secret, symmetric, key. A random key would
extract a block of gi
extract a random length of gibberish, a valid key would
extract a stream of valid data, and revealing one secret key to
the adversary would not give the adversary any evidene that
more secrety keys were present or absent.
Any good known algorithms for this?
--digsig
James A
to view me naked -- just click yes to all the stupid
dialogs that come up"
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James A. Donald
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EVBFXSY8i4yhJTutdCL23/zyQbi/geQCUHZqoCr7
4J07R9CO6/ynTCaqgsY63x7wtTEVaTRpK5nt5xMio
chaumian money. The fact
that no-true-name money seems to be beating true-name money
leads me hope that economics can beat inertia and regulation.
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James A. Donald
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ForgDjc+maghCgZHGp2ILgpQ1EJ4weji+guNpA6d
4
n the ass.
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James A. Donald
6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG
w43FmWVSVxGrGkglKwhrbDlYPv+GcqZ9RzftUTCi
4nRt4abzGjha5XY7VEVcS7IDx7m9vN9VBDIRElHh7
--
James A. Donald:
> > > > SSH server public/private keys are widely deployed.
> > > > PKI public keys are not. Reason is that each SSH
> > > > server just whips up its own keys without asking
> > > > anyone's permission, or getting any ce
--
James A. Donald:
> > Outlook and outlook express support digital signing and
> > encryption -- but one must first get a certificate.
> >
> > Now what I want is a certificate that merely asserts that
> > the holder of the certificate can receive email at suc
,
which is why very few people have been prepared to do it.
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James A. Donald
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4lu+EE81UdLOihMlOIZFKZbPYYYlp9BIfRfdHBM7K
ot talk.
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James A. Donald
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4kdDio/+p4tSHV+rTtDmhuzBJzAy9O9sadnf10+fR
bles their butterfly
suit.
In defence of the brigands from Redmond, their extensions
genuinely are improvements for the most part.
"Darknet" is an improvement on "blacknet", since it really does
come in shades of gray.
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James A. Donald
6YeGpsZR+n
d
more importantly, do it a lot cheaper than you can.
This provides a strong argument for making your payment service
truly irreversible, that is to say, Chaumian.
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James A. Donald
6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG
wPTF3iJd+YV5zLY6lEBVNFkcGnm
ment that plan, has somehow magically made
the workers in a poor country worse off, that saving,
investment and entrepeneurship is unproductive, that
investment, particularly investment by rich people creating the
means of production in poor countries, is a plot to swindle the
poor, a scam, a tra
get hurt, and the defeated ruler would get a luxurious
retirment on some faraway island.
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James A. Donald
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ederal prosecutors need killing.
I received email from a reporter on the same topic, I presume
the same reporter. I am inclined to suspect that the reporter
is a fed. Professor rat is too deranged to be a fed.
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James A. Donald
6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR
nagers have not changed, instead we have become those old
fogies we revolted against. We did not realize that the port
Huron statement turned us into young fogies, the doddering
senile washed up old bolsheviks.
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James A. Donald
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against Fox, when Fox's reporting of the
war turned out to be accurate, while MSNBC turned out to be
wildly inaccurate.
Watching MSNBC, one would have thought that the US was in for a
Stalingrad style battle for Baghdad, at a time when Fox
accurately reported that resistance had collapsed.
es by default, it would make little difference to
security.
A wide variety of ways of getting big name certificates that
one should not have, have been discovered. Attackers never
showed much interest.
--digsig
James A. Donald
6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3Tdz
art, where the server, but
not the client, is supposedly authenticated, does not do much
good.
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James A. Donald
6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG
9ZQw+0/xh1y28CkGulSQSVxewfy71qzXGHI8KJbN
4osBv1veq07jaMVh2zVetZVKqIRfQjiwJaKu99GqM
I keep posting "you cannot do this using https", and people keep =
replying "yes you can"
No you cannot, cause if you could, paypal, e-gold, e-bay, and the rest =
would not be suffering from the problem illustrated by scam mails such =
as the following
(When you hit the submit button, guess what
e been key administrator for several
companies, and have unfailingly found that I was the only
person capable of doing these operations at that company.
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James A. Donald
6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG
v6gZFuZoUgyGH55ME+JoilJSfw5LrufrbWWB454U
4FhiB65yyXwp1RgeJrLADfEYBoqz0YAch8fJ0Fisp
--
James A. Donald:
> > Certificate caching is not the problem that needs solving.
> > The problem is all this spam attempting to fool people into
> > logging in to fake BofA websites and fake e-gold websites,
> > to steal their passwords or credit card numbers
On
ame user as
last time.
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James A. Donald
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aces where human sacrifice
and/or cannibalism has been reported.
A bunch of politically correct people have written books
denying this stuff, but they are just lying.
The druids conducted human sacrifice as a form of terror,
probably to maintain their authority.
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James A. Dona
or been arrested. On these matters, the
matters in dispute, the US press must be more or less telling
the truth, spinning it but not totally lying.
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James A. Donald
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then the truth must be utopia"
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James A. Donald
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tlefields to collect the
artillery casing boxes.
This indicates that the US, as claimed is, taking extraordinary
measures to avoid civilian casualties, and is having
considerable success in avoiding civilian casualties.
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James A. Donald
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James A. Donald
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4EwomPyztP4ywyl/PXmpq8ssvNutxjj3lMHHPmEb2
--
Harmon Seaver:
> > > Not inside the cities they can't, not without tons of
> > > collateral damage, which will crucify Dubbya and Blair.
James A. Donald:
> > No one (except the US military which hopes to rule an
> > intact Iraq) least of all the prote
like me".
"Commie" is an explanation for the fact that hostile lies about
US allies who fought communists are usually accompanied by
favorable lies about the Soviet Union and its servants.
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James A. Donald
6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG
ectronic payment.
Would need infrastructure for micropayments. At present NO ONE
has any infrastructure for small electronic payments. Also the
payments would have to be anonymous, or somehow grouped, or
there would be massive loss of privacy.
The obvious solution is chaumian micro cash.
--di
--
Ken Brown:
> > > But there certainly was some assistance from the US to
> > > the Taliban. US They didn't buy those 500 Stingers in
> > > Kmart
James A. Donald:
> >Commie lies.
> > At the beginning of the recent Afghan war the US estimate
ts is because they have been kissing US ass while
simultaneously kissing terrorist ass. It is embarrassing to
attack someone who loudly proclaims "I am on your side", even
if one is inclined to doubt the sincerity of these loud
proclamations.
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James A. Donald
e war it became
apparent that they had far fewer, probably only the twelve that
Hekmatyar gave them.
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James A. Donald
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t defending themselves much with guns or scuds
either. Some of them do not like Saddam, some of them do not
like the fact that any resistance gets swiftly blasted, some of
them are waiting for orders that will never come, because the
command and control system has been blown up.
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list would be
accompanied by payment, which would be something considerably
less than a cent, which would yield a profit to the mailing
list operators.
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James A. Donald
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belongs to a sect that has never had a large following
in Afghanistan, which is part of the reason why they drove out
much of the Afghan population.
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James A. Donald
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y will be a
defeat.
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James A. Donald
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--
James A. Donald:
> > Comie fantasy. That theory is Marx's "monopoly capitalism".
> > Commies have been loudly announcing Marx's prophecies to be
> > coming true, even though after 1910 they no longer took the
> > prophecies seriously themselv
to the prayer of the
charismatics, where the congregation prays in tongues, rolls on
the floor and has fits. The Trotskyists demand greater personal
involvement and investment in lying, whereas the Stalinists
merely expect the faithful to display solemn credulity.
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100%" assumption presupposes that "the capitalists" are
like the state, a single entity with a single will, in which
case it is obvious that simply replacing the will of "the
capitalists" with the will of "the people" would be a vast
improvement, rather than
like the internet, where paths tend
to ramble in not very direct fashion, the kind of road system
an anarchic society, where roads were not made according to any
central plan, would produce.
Then, there would be no problem with one particular turnpike
operator turning away blacks, or turning away whites
get the feeling that they would put me in the gulag if they
could, along with most of their audience. Similarly recall
the debate between Chagnon and his various opponents. The joke
so often made about feminists is also very much applicable to
those than in the America call themselves liberal
--
James A. Donald:
> > You are making all this crap up.
Eric Cordian
> Each of the stories I cited was reported by multiple news
> outlets.
Multiple pinko liars.
> The Donahue story alone had 12 hits on Google News.
Donahue's abysmal ratings disprove the story that Do
r daily lives, depicting the distressing effect
on the Palestinians of various Israeli collective punishments.
Not sure what station it was on. Terribly earnest public good
stuff.
Sure the press is biased, but there is plenty of stuff that is
very far from pro Israel, even on channels that are open
", however, it is
> important to recognize that often something we think of as
> universal is merely universal to those who share our cultural
> and historical perspectives.
Doubtless among Margaret Mead's happy fun loving socialist free
love practicing Samoans, three plus t
7;re doing in the Middle East.
Originally, Chomsky claimed that the Khmer Rouge were
rebuilding Cambodia, that they were comparable to the french
resistance, that the stories of massacres had been repeatedly
discovered to be false, and so on and so forth.
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James A.
illustrated
in France.
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James A. Donald
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> So the US killed a lot of people there, so as to
> spread respect for freedom and democracy, and installed another
> dictator without elections, or any plan for elections
The current leader was elected, not in accordance with western
democratic norms that some people want to impose of Afghans
prediction that will stay around forever, and that
anyone can access.
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James A. Donald
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is more likely to use them on
Hollywood and New York, which he sees as Jew central, than on
Washington.
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James A. Donald
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ision trillions of trillions of times larger than we
can now control. Then we could remake a small region of space
time to have physical laws that we might find more convenient
for some purposes.
All of this, however, seems hard.
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James A. Donald
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om
clear that the US has the necessary will and virtue to apply it
in Iraq.
The Germans and the French are not very keen on doing it at
all, but realizing that position is unpopular, instead say they
doubt the US will to do it.
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James A. Donald
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ose who disagreed with the one overly
optimistic estimate -- but the association is thin.
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James A. Donald
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sting
research findings, which means that their scientists want to
publish interesting research findings.
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James A. Donald
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On 28 Jan 2003 at 19:46, Marc de Piolenc wrote:
> PS - the infant mortality statistics are bogus; they are a
> record-keeping artefact. Other countries (notably Sweden, to which the
> USA is always being compared) don't "count" a child as born until it
> has reached a certain age (three weeks in
lic key) and there's
> verification. Yep. Same dude. (You then procede to prostrate
> yourself before this obvious godlet, stating "I'm not worthy,
> Sire".)
This can be done without a palm pilot.
Normally the flesh and blood Tyler Durden would reveal
kno
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On 23 Jan 2003 at 9:48, Harmon Seaver wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 22, 2003 at 09:38:47AM -0800, James A. Donald
> wrote:
> >
> > If it was only the executives and a handful of highly
> > qualified specialists, you would not need the army.
>Of course you would. L
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Harmon Seaver:
> > > > > Well, but only a strike of the executives and some
> > > > > technicians. Not of the general workers.
James A. Donald:
> > > > When they bring out the army against the strikers as
> > > > well as foreign scab l
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Harmon Seaver:
> > > Well, but only a strike of the executives and some
> > > technicians. Not of the general workers.
James A. Donald:
> > When they bring out the army against the strikers as well
> > as foreign scab labor, it is the workers.
Harmon Seaver:
ng of death. This makes me
suspect that the original Bin Laden is now a grease smear on
some Afghan rocks, since the original Bin Laden was a
Heideggerean, and would spit on any Marxist unless that Marxist
was dying of thirst in the desert.
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eries that massacre reports were
:: false.
Of course no such discoveries are to be found in the material
he cites, and his article appeared shortly after the massacres
reported by the refugees were devastatingly confirmed by when
such a massacre occurred on the border.
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Ja
s that some readers would fail to see
that the first line was a joke, would believe that cypherpunks
really do go hunting black people.
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James A. Donald
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at becoming acceptable for men.
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James A. Donald
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James A. Donald:
> > It is unsurprising that with current computing power we
> > should be unable to emulate an ant, but inability to
> > emulate a nematode is troubling.
Eugen Leitl
> The crunch power is there. We're lacking a good enough model,
> an
house.
The toxicity of dioxins is much overhyped. Any large power
transformer that overheats is the equivalent of your dioxin
bomb, and so far no one has noticed the supposedly devastating
destruction created by such events.
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James A. Donald
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some special quality either of individual
neurons or very small networks of neurons that we have not yet
grasped.
It is unsurprising that with current computing power we should
be unable to emulate an ant, but inability to emulate a
nematode is troubling.
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Jame
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William Warren
> voting keeps you free..voting is our way of controlling and
> shaping the government.
In
http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Academic/Price_Theory/PThy_Chapter_19/PT
hy_Chap_19.html
David Friedman explains why democracy does not work.
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James A.
goes on.
By voting, you give the appearance of consent to what the
government does to you.
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James A. Donald
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r and mass murder.
The fact that Disney, and lots of other groups own various
small things makes me free. Voting does not make me free.
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James A. Donald
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le and digress. To get back on point, if those who
purport to be objectivists are also militant zionist
interventionists, we should not take their supposed objectivist
ideals too seriously.
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James A. Donald
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On 17 Dec 2002 at 16:43, Steve Schear wrote:
> [I'm more convinced than ever that nullification figured into the
> verdict. If so, bravo for the jury. steve]
Both the defense and the prosecution sought to make the facts clear
and understandable to the jury. So the defense was betting on
nulli
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