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Re: Missile -launchers in iraq

[Sarad AV]

hi,

Blitz comes with high casualities.Shock and awe
technique can use troops paratrooping into baghdad.But
casualities are always unacceptable to the U.S. So
they do it the conventional way.

Sarath.

--- Ken Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tyler Durden wrote:
> 
> [...]
> 
> > PS: Anyone notice the conceptual similarity
> between "shock and awe" and
> > "blitzkrieg"?
> 
> Yes, similar in some respects, though not the same.
> "Shock and awe"
> (terrible name for a quite sensible idea) was about
> a military force
> which is overwhelmingly stronger than its opponent
> attempting to win
> quickly and with minimum casualties on either side
> by rapidly and
> completely disrupting the enemy's ability to respond
> intelligently.
> 
> Blitzkrieg (not a word the Germans used officially
> in 1939 & 1940 - I'm
> told it was coined by an Italian journalist) was
> about a quick victory
> over an opponent of similar strength to oneself, by
> a deep and rapid
> penetration, close co-operation between arms, and
> continual
> re-evaluation of objectives by field officers on the
> ground.  
> 
> Blitzkrieg is one of the roots of S&A - but it has
> others including the
> punitive expeditions of colonial times, the British
> attempt to support
> indirect rule in Iraq by airpower alone in the
> 1920s, the massive aerial
> bombardments of Germany and Japan in WW2, the nukes
> at Hiroshima and
> Nagasaki, unrelenting Israeli pressure on the
> Palestinians,  and even US
> actions in places like Grenada and Panama.
> 
> The US has *not* used "shock and awe" in this
> campaign. If it had it
> might have thrown everything at Iraq in the first
> few hours - all the
> MOABs,  all the cluster bombs, all the
> bunker-busters, all the B1s, B2s,
> B52s can drop. It might have sent airborne troops in
> on the first day,
> ignored Basra, dropped men in Baghdad. The ideal
> "shock and awe" opening
> to the war would have had the citizens of Baghdad
> see those 3000
> missiles go off more or less simultaneously, in the
> first 30 minutes,
> not the first 3 days,  a ring of fire round their
> city, to the
> background of the exploding bombloads of 100 B52s.
> The TV and radio and
> military communications would have been knocked out.
> The presidential
> palaces and guards barracks would not have been just
> hit, but removed.
> The dazed citizens would have wandered into the
> streets in the morning
> to find them already patrolled by Americans. If
> Saddam Hussein had
> survived the bombing he'd have woken screaming to
> see not his own
> bodyguard but the SAS.
> 
> In fact the war has been run like a classic tank
> campaign, a blitzkrieg
> - tightly controlled armoured penetration over
> narrow fronts, avoiding
> easily defensible places, keeping on the move, 
> attempting to catch the
> enemy in the open and destroy him by rapidly
> bringing together local
> massive concentrations, but just steaming past an
> enemy unwilling to
> fight or hunkered down in cities or fortifications. 
> Guderian or
> Tukachevsky or Tal would have recognised the
> strategy instantly. 
> (Zhukov or Montgomery might have wanted larger,
> heavier formations). 
> The tremendous advantage given by the total air
> superiority has been
> used just ahead of the attack, as a sort of updated
> version of the
> moving barrage of WW1.
> 
> It has actually been quite a successful blitz. They
> are still making
> better time than the Germans did on the road to
> Warsaw.
> 
> I don't know why they are not trying the shock and
> awe strategy. I can
> think of a number of possibilities. They aren't
> mutually exclusive. In
> declining order of likelihood:
> 
> - perhaps they have a greater respect for the Iraqi
> military than they
> let on
> 
> - maybe, despite the hype, the battlefield
> technology is not yet in
> place, or not in great enough strength.  The news
> over here has
> mentioned British marines trying to find the launch
> sites  of the
> missiles aimed at them and that hit Kuwait. The
> pre-war propaganda was
> all about JSTARS or whatever spotting the launch
> site instantly and
> targeting retaliation within seconds.  But we're
> still using blokes with
> binoculars.
> 
> - maybe shock and awe is a bad idea anyway. It might
> just be too risky.
> If you throw everything you have got at them on day
> one, what do you do
> if they don't cave in on day two?  OK, you make sure
> you have enough kit
> to keep on doing it - that's actually part of the
> doctrine - but sooner
> or later it runs out. And there are loads of other
> countries out there
> who need their dose of S&A.  It is a very expensive
> kind of warfare.
> 
> - it could be that the military is just too innately
> conservative for
> the much-hyped S&A
> 
> - perhaps there are some new tricks they didn't want
> to use in sight of
> Iran - which (rumour has it) the PNAC types want to
> invade next (I hope
> to God they don't)
> 
> - perhaps they're saving it for a final attack on
> Baghdad
> 
> - ma

Planting pills on corpses.

[professor rat]

Licence to kill - the battle against drugs in Thailand
On Dateline on Wednesday, April 2 at 8.30pm David O’Shea
reports on the Thai government’s crackdown on drugs in which over 1500
people have died since January. The victims include a one-year-old child
and a pregnant woman. 
The frontline in Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawat’s war on drugs is
the Thai police who are under threat of dismissal if they do not meet
government targets. 
The success of the campaign is being measured in statistics – which means
numbers of addicts arrested or killed. O’Shea attends a crisis meeting of
a provincial police force in Chiang Rai, held in response to government
criticism of its poor performance. Twenty-four hours later the force’s
performance has “improved” – six people associated with drugs have been
shot dead. 
Opposition senator Kraisak Choohawan and forensic scientist Dr Pornthip
claim police are fabricating evidence to hide their involvement with the
killings – including planting pills on corpses. Even the deputy commander
of the Chiang Rai police admits that some of his force are involved in
the killings, but says that it is justified as self defence. 
To effectively stop the drug trade the government will have to tackle two
main roots of the problem – the involvement of large sections of the Thai
establishment in the trade and the manufacture and supply of drugs from
Burma. Prime Minister Thaksin has spoken of a black list of powerful Thai
figures – including military, police and government – which has 700 names
on it. He insists he will act on the list but so far no serious action
has been taken. 
That’s Dateline , this Wednesday April 2 at 8.30 pm. 

Lessons Learnt.

[professor rat]

I have learned my lessons from the Police.

1) It's Okay to tell lies,eg.Some police lied to me to gain entry to my house.
2) It's Okay to carry a concealed knife,one of the police who lied to gain 
entry did and he waved it at me.
3) It's Okay to carry concealed chemical weapons,going by TV news footage.
4) It's Okay to make a citizens arrest on a cop and use them as a battering 
ram,going by TV news footage.
5)It's Okay to rip off police headgear.
6) It's Okay to keep photo's and files on them as certain of them appear 
very prone to violence.
7)It's Okay to expose these 'perps' on the (independent) Media...in fact 
it's a public service.
8) It's Okay to sue the violent police,many millions seem to have been paid 
recently,one police dept.Riverside near LA,is being sued for 100 million 
dollars by jimmy Cochrane.
9) It's Okay to take out futures contracts on police,politician's and radio 
goons,see tradesports and stiffs.com
10) Most important is that it is Okay to defend yrself.Even if you 
inadvertently cause the death of your police assailant.

"Bush be patient, we will dig your grave."

[professor rat]

'U.S. view of war is like U.S. coffee: filtered'
Two different wars unfold on Western and Arab networks
Marina Jiménez  
National Post   
Tuesday, April 01, 2003

AMMAN - There are two wars in progress on Iraq. The one on Fox News bears 
no resemblance to the one on al-Jazeera, the Qatar-based network and the 
Arab world's equivalent of CNN.
The Arab version of the U.S.-led assault goes something like this: The 
Iraqis are winning, or at least putting up stiff resistance. Coalition 
troops are occupiers, not liberators. The war is illegal. The United States 
is an arrogant power trying to grab Iraqi oil fields and change the balance 
of power in the Middle East in favour of Israel.
Viewers tuning into CNN's broadcast of the daily briefing at U.S. Central 
Command headquarters in Qatar hear a sharply different account of the conflict.
Brigadier-General Vincent Brooks talks about Iraqi civilians "welcoming the 
departure of the Saddam Hussein regime" and says Basra residents are aiding 
coalition soldiers fighting to secure the southern city. (Some U.S. field 
commanders have acknowledged difficulties with the campaign, with one 
telling The New York Times, "What we were really hoping was to just go 
through and everyone would wave flags and stuff.")
Brig.-Gen. Brooks says the United States remains "on plan," with no mention 
of supply shortages in the field or the resistance from Iraqi troops and 
Baath Party irregulars. "No one is killing more civilians now than the 
Iraqis," he said yesterday.
No one in the al-Sultan coffee shop in western Amman believes him. Patrons 
sit puffing on narghile, water pipes, shaking their heads at al-Jazeera's 
images of wailing women mourning the dead in Baghdad and injured children 
in hospital in Mosul.
"The Western press is not broadcasting the truth about the war, about the 
casualties or the real intentions of the U.S.," said Muhammed Masri, an 
accountant who has Jordanian and U.S. citizenship.
"The Arab press such as al-Arabiya [another Gulf-based Arabic network] is 
doing a better job showing the nasty side of the war. I'm against Saddam 
Hussein, but it is for the Iraqis to decide."
Mr. Masri, 32, and other customers watch an al-Jazeera interview with a 
masked fedayeen, an Iraqi militia fighter, who boasts he killed a U.S. 
soldier. The announcer then repeats the motto of the network, which has 40 
million subscribers and counting: Courage and Credibility. Opinion and 
Counter-Opinion.
Mr. Masri, who grew up in New York and was in the U.S. Army for six years, 
believes U.S. troops have been misled by the top brass who are sticking to 
a scripted message the military campaign is going well.
"It could have been me fighting over there," he said. "I feel sorry for 
both sides, the U.S. soldiers and the Iraqi civilians."
In the United States it is al-Jazeera that is seen as biased, with U.S. 
officials complaining about the network's habit of intercutting interviews 
with Colin Powell, the Secretary of State, with tendentious analysis from 
anti-U.S. commentators, or photos of dead civilians. Al-Jazeera has also 
been criticized for broadcasting images of U.S. prisoners of war and dead 
British troops.
Both the Iraqis and the coalition forces insist they have the moral high 
ground in the propaganda war.
Jeffrey Tynes, editor of The Jordan Times, believes the Arab press's 
coverage of the war's human dimension -- instead of focusing on Iraqi 
defectors or U.S. military victories -- guarantees the United States will 
lose its battle for hearts and minds in this part of the world.
"During the 1991 Gulf War, the footage was tightly controlled and everyone 
relied on CNN. But the U.S. military cannot control the Arab press," said 
Mr. Tynes, an American who studied in Washington. "The U.S. was so certain 
it would be seen as a liberating force and maybe, when all is said and 
done, it will be. But for now, all people see is outsiders killing Arabs."
A weekend demonstration by 300 Jordanian journalists calling for freedom of 
the press quickly turned into an anti-war rally, with people chanting. 
"Bush be patient, we will dig your grave."
MORE ON...
http://www.canada.com/national/features/iraq/story.html?id=6E4F1396-39A1-460D-99DA-ED1D08CDFB88

This war is un-American.

[professor rat]

This war is un-American. That's an unlikely word to use, I know: it has
an unhappy provenance, associated forever with the McCarthyite hunt for
reds under the beds, purging anyone suspected of "un-American
activities". Besides, for many outside the US, the problem with this
war is not that it's un-American - but all too American. 
But that does an injustice to the US and its history. It assumes that the
Bush administration represents all America, at all times, when in fact
the opposite is true. For this administration, and this war, are not
typical of the US. On the contrary, on almost every measure, they are
exceptions to the American rule. 
The US was, after all, a country founded in a rebellion against
imperialism. Born in a war against a hated colonial oppressor, in the
form of George III, it still sees itself as the instinctive friend of all
who struggle to kick out a foreign occupier - and the last nation on
earth to play the role of outside ruler. 
Not for it the Greek, Roman or British path. For most of the last
century, the US steered well clear of the institutions of formal empire
(the Philipines was a lamentable exception). Responsibility was thrust
upon it after 1945 in Germany and Japan. But as a matter of deliberate
intent, America sought neither viceroys ruling over faraway lands nor a
world map coloured with the stars and stripes. Influence, yes; puppets
and proxies, yes. But formal imperial rule, never. 
Until now. George Bush has cast off the restraint which held back
America's 42 previous presidents - including his father. Now he is
seeking, as an unashamed objective, to get into the empire business,
aiming to rule a post-Saddam Iraq directly through an American
governor-general, the retired soldier Jay Garner. As the Guardian
reported yesterday, Washington's plan for Baghdad consists of 23
ministries - each one to be headed by an American. This is a form of
foreign rule so direct we have not seen its like since the last days of
the British empire. It represents a break with everything America has
long believed in. 
http://www.guardian.co.uk/usa/story/0,12271,927860,00.html

Murdoch Junior Johnnycab.

[professor rat]

NY Post accuses NY Times of putting out
"News by Saddam" 
New York Observer
Oh, baloney, says Times executive editor Howell Raines
(not using those exact words). "I understand there are other people
who approach these tasks with different kinds of agendas," he tells
Sridhar Pappu. "And we live in a time when there's a lot of
ideological journalism going on. I think it's interesting, but it has
nothing to do with what we do, which is make our journalism as straight
and as energetic and competitive as we can." PLUS: Pappu says
the Washington Post war correspondent Anthony Shadid has
"provided the sharpest, most elucidating work among the thousands of
reporters funneling millions of inches of copy." 
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Los Angeles Times photographer fired for
altering war photo 
Los Angeles Times
Brian Walski, a Times photographer since 1998, admits he used his
computer to combine elements of two photos to come up with the photograph
that appeared on Monday's front page. It showed a British soldier
directing Iraqi civilians to take cover from Iraqi fire on the
outskirts of Basra.
> The Hartford Courant also used the photo on
Monday's 1A (NY Post) 
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Ex-NY Post Sunday editor slaps paper
with $2M lawsuit 
Dow Jones Newswires
Maralyn Matlick, who spent 25 years at the New York Post
before her firing in February 2002, claims the Murdoch tabloid routinely
replaces Americans with Australian and British workers, and provides
little severance pay to women who are fired. She wants at least $2
million in damages.
> Earlier: Matlick was too feisty, butted
heads with bosses (Village Voice)
> Related: National picture
for women in newsrooms still murky (MH)

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Detecting 
disinformation, without radar How does one tell genuine 
reporting from an article manufactured to produce the 
desired propaganda effect? Take a recent item claiming 
that Shi'ites in Basra were staging a revolt against the 
Saddam regime ... - Gregory Sinaisky 
Iran stakes its Iraq 
claimOfficially, Iran and Iraq are in a state of 
no-peace, no-war, and there is certainly little love 
lost between the neighbors. But since the conclusion of 
the eight-year war between them in 1988, Tehran has 
desisted from advocating a regime change in Baghdad. 
This week that changed - and the United States had 
better take note. - Hooman 
Peimani Tehran tests the military 
waters 
Pentagon squares off against Powell, 
EuropeThe issue of who will be in charge of the 
post-Saddam Hussein occupation of Iraq pits the Pentagon 
against Secretary of State Colin Powell and the State 
Department and its allies in Europe, notably British 
Prime Minister Tony Blair. And like the fighting in 
Iraq, the battle promises to be a protracted one. - 
Jim 
LobeTHE ROVING 
EYEShifting sands, shifting 
alliancesThe shifting sands of the Middle East's deserts 
are being matched by shifting alliances in the Arab 
world, where neutrality can mean intervention (as per 
Iran), and where loyalties can change overnight - 
witness the Iraq opposition in exile. One constant 
remains, though. Every day, more and more Arabs are 
committing to fight for Iraq. - Pepe 
EscobarSPEAKING 
FREELYAn 
occasional column in which guest writers have 
their say. The myth of the 'bogged down' 
warMuch is being made of tactical errors, the Iraq 
war grinding to a halt, and US-led forces meeting 
"fierce resistance". It's nonsense. General Douglas 
MacArthur's miscalculation that the Chinese would not 
enter the Korean War was a tactical error. Four million 
soldiers dying over three years in that war was fierce 
fighting. Snappy soundbites and clever cliches don't 
necessarily reflect the reality in Iraq. - 
Geoffrey Sherwood 
West vs East, daggers 
drawnConflict between West and East in the Mesopotamia 
heartland is nearly as old as the land itself, and in 
these age-old battles there are lessons to be learned - 
for anyone who cares to take the time to study them. 
- K Gajendra 
SinghComing to terms with the 'great 
equalizers'As United States and British forces in Iraq face 
up to the harsh reality of suicide bombers, they could 
do worse than turn for guidance to Israel, which has had 
to deal with the threat for many years. But in 
comparison to the Israelis, the coalition troops have 
several key advantages.

Pakistan prepares for the 
worstPakistan, increasingly concerned that it might be 
on the US hit list, is not standing still waiting. 
  

Stephen Eagle.

[professor rat]

The first American conscientious objector from the Iraq war will give
himself up at a marine base in California this morning. He said he
believed the war was "immoral because of the deception involved by
our leaders". 
Stephen Eagle Funk, 20, a marine reserve who was due to be sent for
combat duty, is currently on "unauthorised absence" from his
unit. He faces a possible court martial and time in military prison for
his action. 
"I know I have to be punished for going UA," Mr Funk told the
Guardian in an interview before surrendering to authorities, "but I
would rather take my punishment now than live with what I would have to
do [in Iraq] for the rest of my life. I would be going in knowing that it
was wrong and that would be hypocritical." 
Mr Funk, who is originally from Seattle and is half Filipino, was
approached by a recruiting officer last year. At the time, he said, he
was depressed after dropping out of a biology course at the University of
Southern California in Los Angeles. He was working part-time for a vet
and in a pet shop. 
His family and friends were surprised by his decision, he said, because
they had known him to have liberal political views and not to have been
interested in the military. 
"I wanted to belong and I wanted another direction in my life, and
this seemed to offer it," said Mr Funk. "They told me I would
be able to go back to school [university]." Recruits have their
college fees paid once they complete their service. 
"The ads make the armed forces look so cool - 'Call this number and
we'll send you a free pair of boxer shorts' - and a lot of kids don't
realise what's involved," he said. Although he graduated from the
famously tough marine boot camp in San Diego and excelled as a rifleman
during the 12-week induction period, Mr Funk said he had started to have
doubts about military service during his training. 
"Every day in combat training you had to yell out 'Kill! Kill!' and
we would get into trouble if you didn't shout it out, so often I would
just mouth it so I didn't get into trouble." The recruits were also
encouraged to hurt each other during hand-to- hand combat training.
"I couldn't do that so they would pair me up with someone who was
very violent or aggressive." 
Mr Funk said many recruits were envious of those who were being sent to
the Gulf. "They would say things like, 'Kill a raghead for me - I'm
so jealous.'" 
Full story...
http://codshit.blogspot.com/#200084576

The girl of Dead or Alive is back and sexier then ever in Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball.

[professor rat]

The girls of Dead or Alive are back and sexier
then ever in Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball. Go head-to-head in
the most outrageous beach volleyball game this side of the Pacific! Are
you ready?
http://www.tecmoinc.com/games/doax.asp
Naked Xbox Volleyball is no
joke
Internet Magazine, UK - 21 hours
ago
... developer Tecmo has threatened legal action against anyone who
publishes patches
that render women naked in the game Dead or Alive: Xtreme
Beach Volleyball. ... 
DOA Xtreme Volleyball goes
topless
Geek.com - 31 Mar 2003
Tecmo's getting a bit testy about the girls of Dead or Alive
Xtreme
Beach Volleyball. In a recent message posted to the company's
... 
Tecmo Doesnt Like The Boobies
Neowin, Netherlands - 29 Mar
2003
Tecmo is none too pleased at a new modifcation to hit the net for its
just released
Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball, which shows
the rather attractive ... 
Tecmo: Hands Off Those Bikinis, Lads
GamePro - 28 Mar 2003
... to Tecmo's official forums earlier this week, the company
warned Xbox hackers to
stop developing "nude patches" for Dead of Alive Xtreme
Beach Volleyball, the ... 
This Week's Games - 28/03/03
Games Asylum, UK - 28 Mar
2003
Splinter Cell, Devil May Cry 2 and Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance arrive
on PlayStation
2, Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball, TOCA Race
Driver and Indiana ... 

Kazaa for Big Bang Boson Boogie?

[professor rat]

Big-bang project sparks cosmic response

By Ian Fried
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
April 1, 2003, 9:00 PM PT
Read more about grid computing

Scientists in Switzerland are building a machine to test the big-bang 
theory of how the universe began. But first they have to construct a 
computer network that can handle the volumes of data the device will produce.

The new, more powerful particle accelerator, known as the Large Hadron 
Collider, is being built at CERN, the same Swiss laboratory where Tim 
Berners-Lee developed the World Wide Web. With such a tool, scientists say 
that they will either be able to produce the same particles thought to have 
existed when the universe was formed, or they will have proved that such 
particles just don't exist.

But before they can test their theory, the scientists will need a computer 
network capable of processing and storing the massive amounts of data that 
will begin spewing from the collider once it starts smashing particles 
together in 2007. As a result, researchers at CERN created Openlab, a grid 
computing network designed to test the type of equipment that is likely to 
be standard by the middle to end of this decade when the project really 
gets under way.

In grid computing, large numbers of desktop PCs and modestly sized servers 
are linked across a network in a way that allows them to function as a 
single, virtual supercomputer.

"The hope is that we, together with partners, solve whatever bugs there 
are," said Francois Grey, development manager for the Openlab effort.

Grey notes that the particle accelerator is likely to be up and running for 
a decade, meaning they not only need to predict what will be the latest and 
greatest technology in 2007, but also which architectures will persevere 
throughout the life of the project.

The institute's first partners were Hewlett-Packard and Intel, which are 
delivering Itanium 2-based systems, as well as Enterasys Networks, which is 
providing 10-gigabit-per-second networking gear. On Wednesday, IBM plans to 
announce that it is joining the effort, providing six xSeries servers, 20 
terabytes of storage as well as IBM's new Storage Tank storage management 
software.

The computing network is designed to link thousands of scientists who will 
use the accelerator to try to prove the existence of particles known as 
Higgs bosons by recreating the conditions thought to have existed shortly 
after the big bang occurred. Higgs refers to Peter Higgs, the physicist who 
first theorized the existence of such particles, while bosons refer to the 
class of particles named for another physicist, S.N. Bose. In any case, 
Grey said scientists are pretty sure the collider will produce the 
conditions they need to create the particles, if they exist at all.

"We are talking about, over the span of the project, billions of dollars" 
of investment, Grey said. "You wouldn't make this investment on a hunch."

A universe of data
The project involves a lot of data, which should provide IBM with fertile 
ground in which to test Storage Tank, said Jai Menon, an IBM Research 
Fellow who helped develop the software.

"Where they are really leading edge or bleeding edge is the size of the 
data the are creating," Menon said. "They are talking about maybe 
generating 5 petabytes (5 million gigabytes) of data a year once they are 
up and running."

But even with its large budget, CERN can't build its computing effort from 
scratch. Indeed, the agency is looking to tap existing computing and 
storage resources to supply much of the network's capacity.

That is what makes the project interesting to Big Blue, says Tom Hawk, 
general manager of IBM's grid computing business. CERN's need to find a 
cost-effective way to manage a massive computing project while using 
existing computing resources is the same issue that business customers 
face, Hawk said, adding "not that we aren't really excited about particle 
physics."

For HP and Intel, the project is a chance to promote the Itanium server 
chip as the next generation of mainstream server technology. Although many 
large companies are still testing Itanium-based servers, HP and CERN are 
betting that they will be far more widespread by the time the particle 
accelerator is ready.

"Itanium will be mainstream, almost commodity," promised Michel Benard, a 
Geneva-based manager for HP's university relations program.

Being included in the project is something of a coup, since there are 
plenty of companies touting their technology as the next big thing, said 
Charles King, research director of market researcher The Sageza Group in 
Mountain View, Calif.

"There certainly have been a lot of pretenders to the throne," King said. 
"The CERN project provides a really interesting crucible of sorts...just 
being involved in the project is going to be validating to a certain extent."

Plus, King said, IBM and the other participants could not ask for a better 
testing ground. "It's one thing to do it

"...they're not paying the government the tax revenues"

[professor rat]

Lisa M. Bowman 
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
April 2, 2003, 3:00 AM PT
The Business Software Alliance is hoping to convince international
governments, trade associations and companies that cracking down on
piracy pays. 
The group, an antipiracy organization with members including Microsoft,
Adobe Systems, and Cisco Systems, is planning to release a study
Wednesday suggesting that increasing copy protections could generate jobs
and tax revenue. 
The study, commissioned by the BSA
and conducted by IDC, found that in general, nations with the lowest
piracy rates had the largest IT sectors, as measured as a share of the
countries' gross domestic product(GDP). Conversely, countries with high
piracy rates, such as China and Russia, had the smallest IT sectors.




"Overall, the countries that have the poorest record of IP
(intellectual property) rights have slower rates of IT growth," BSA
CEO Robert Holleyman said. 
The BSA said that reducing software piracy could speed the growth of the
IT industry, which in turn could create jobs and bolster weak economies.

The study, which examined 57 countries, also predicted that a 10-point
reduction in the rate of piracy over four years could generate 1.5
million jobs and $64 billion taxes worldwide, and double the IT sector in
companies like Russia. The report said the resulting taxes could then be
used to fund education, health care and law enforcement. 
"When people are using software but they're using a pirated version,
they're not paying the government the tax revenues it should be
receiving," Holleyman said. 
Piracy has been an increasing problem for the software industry, in part
because the Internet makes it so easy to copy and distribute programs. As
a result, the BSA has continually tried to quantify the effects of
unauthorized software in an effort to drum up support from lawmakers and
law enforcement. The organization estimates that 40 percent of all
software programs worldwide are pirated, though the group has come under
fire for overestimating the cost of piracy.
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Re: Trials for those undermining the war effort?

[Harmon Seaver]

On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 12:22:31PM +0100, Ken Brown wrote:
> Harmon,
> 
> your knowledge of the history of the Roman Empire & early Christianity
> is flakier than Choate's physics.  Go home and read some history books
> instead of New Age loonies with a persecution complex.

   I'm not reading new age anything, simply the writings of the early church
fathers and church history. All solid, well-recognized scholarly works. The same
works studied in any good university biblical literature program. You
don't translate names. Especially you don't change the name of the god. Read the
Old Testament, see how incredibly many times you find phrases like "the holy
name of the lord", "blessed be the name", "the wonderful name", etc. 

> 
> No point in refuting the heap of ignorance appended below because there
> isn't enough meaningful  in it to require an answer - but if it makes
> you feel superior to fantasise that using a modern-style transliteration
> of an Aramaic name as "Yeshua" instead of the Latin-style "Jesus" makes
> you some sort of elite soul, go right ahead.  The Greek spelling of the
> name is Iesous anyway. And the origin is the same Hebrew name that also
> comes to us as Joshua and Hosea.  That sort of thing happens when you
> move between alphabets.
> 
> 
> Harmon Seaver wrote:
> > 
> > On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 08:43:34PM +0100, Ken Brown wrote:
> > > Steve Schear wrote:
> > >
> > > > At 06:34 PM 3/30/2003 -0500, stuart wrote:
> > > > >On Sunday, March 30, 2003, Harmon Seaver came up with this...
> > > > >
> > > > >You give too much credit to the Romans. Catholicism worked so well
> > > > >because it is a virus, and conversion was often forced upon heathens by
> > > > >their fellow countrymen.
> > > >
> > > > Interestingly though, Christianity started in the Holy Land but never got
> > > > much traction there.
> > >
> > > Not true. Palestine became majority Christian quite early, as did parts
> > > of Syria, Armenia and Arabia.  All those places, and also Egypt, were
> > > largely converted long before the Christians had any political power.
> > 
> >No, they weren't "christian" -- they were followers of Rabbi Yeshua ben
> > Yoseph ha Natzri, later called Mesheach ha Israel. No Jewish moma ever named her
> > little boy Jesus, which is a Greek name, and the Jews had just spent 200 years
> > of ethnic cleansing anything that looked, smelled, or spoke Greek. Jesus and
> > Christ and christianity were something invented by the europeans -- a take-off
> > of the Jewish messiah and with some of the early writings, heavily edited, of
> > Rabbi Yeshua's apostles, but rather a different thing. When the Romans started
> > trying to alter things, the groups in Palestine, Syria, etc. essentially told
> > them to fuck off.
> >The "epistles of Paul", for example, were written in Greek, while the earlier
> > stuff was originally written in Hebrew, then very badly translated into Greek,
> > essentially by the word for word substitution method, which really resulted in
> > some strange passages in the new testament. Some scholars have been reverse
> > translating them by the same method with good results, but of course there's a
> > lot of official opposition to this (just as there is to translating the Dead Sea
> > scrolls) and zero funding.
> > Interestingly enough, Paul's letters would have been totally lost except for
> > one man, Marcion, who collected them all. Unfortunately, he was a Gnostic, not a
> > christian, and a rabid anti-semite, so he took a scissors and cut out anything
> > that was at all favorable to the jews and burned it, leaving some very strange
> > and heavily altered texts.
> >The new testament wasn't canonized until around 400-500ad, can't remember
> > exactly, but anyway long after the council at nicea where they excommunicated
> > all the Palistinian, etc. followers of the Rabbi, and also after christianity
> > had been made the official state religion of the empire, so any hope of the
> > real authentic older teachings being included was long gone. And, of course, we
> > know that pretty much as soon as they were made the official church, they went
> > about destroying the old religion's temples, sacred texts, etc and persecuting
> > the followers.
> >Talk about "broken chains of tradition". 8-)
> > 
> > --
> > Harmon Seaver
> > CyberShamanix
> > http://www.cybershamanix.com

-- 
Harmon Seaver   
CyberShamanix
http://www.cybershamanix.com

A vital wake up call for the public health establishment.

[professor rat]

Vote Hilary in 04!
So, SARS looks bad. It could be much worse. If you're terrified, please
calm down.
If you want to be really frightened of something, wait for the next
version of the Spanish Flu (or something else of this virulence), which
killed millions around the world more than 80 years ago. The public
health system is not sufficiently prepared for something of that
magnitude.
posted by Dan Gillmor 05:15 AM
• permanent link to this item

As ya'll are minarchists why not get National Health as long as the State
as a (black) whole shrinks?
Or...stick with chaos...vote George back.He's a natural.

Are you now or have you ever been an illegal combatant?

[professor rat]

America's Other War: On Liberty
The Register: Are Scott, Carly and
Larry risking time at Camp X-Ray? Take the case of senior
Intel Engineer Maher Mofied 'Mike' Hawash. Hawash has been arrested on
undisclosed charges and detained. He has not been accused of any
wrongdoing, but owes his loss of liberty - and constitutional rights -
because he has detained as a "material witness" on the grounds
of giving to a charity.
The flippant headline masks a deadly serious issue. Our government
sees no big problem in imprisoning citizens without due process, and then
keeping them penned up with little or no access to legal assistance, much
less their families. 
The case in question may actually lead to some action on behalf of
freedom, because the person being held works for Intel and has some
influential friends. Stephen McGeady, an Intel executive, and others have
put up a Free Mike Hawash site and
are contacting various authorities on his behalf. 
I hope another immigrant who works for Intel will take note of this
situation. His name is Andy Grove.

UPDATE: Meanwhile, it turns out, the feds are using thuggish tactics to
extort convictions in cases with alleged terrorism connections. Today's
Wall Street Journal reports on
incredible pressure facing the defendants in the suburban-Buffalo case
involving Yemeni Americans. Here's a quote from the story:
Last week's guilty pleas came after the government threatened the
defendants with "enemy combatant" status -- which meant their
cases would have been pulled out of court, and the men handed over to the
military for indefinite incommunicado confinement, according to
prosecutors and defense lawyers. Prosecutors also threatened to bring a
new indictment that would have included treason charges, which carry a
potential death penalty, and weapons charges which automatically would
have added 30 years to prison sentences, the lawyers said. The two
defendants who pleaded guilty last week face a maximum of 10 years in
prison. 
Several experts on criminal law said the threat of enemy-combatant status
to extract a guilty plea amounts to an unfair threat, since if imposed it
would leave defendants with little chance of mounting a defense. John G.
Douglass, a former federal prosecutor and law professor at the University
of Richmond in Virginia, said, "If the government is using that as a
tool in plea bargaining, then we have in fact reached a troubling stage
in our criminal-justice system." 
Of course, none of this could ever happen to you. Wanna bet? 
• posted by Dan Gillmor 11:21 
AM
• permanent link to this item

Free Expression Award to al-Jazeera.

[professor rat]

Index on Censorship's special Free Expression Award to al-Jazeera
came as the station was embroiled in a furious
debate and accused of breaching the Geneva Conventions as it
reported the treatment of US and British prisoners of war. 
Other Index on Censorship award winners
included: BBC journalist Fergal Keane, Australian
whistleblower Tony Kevin and Iranian academic Hashem Aghajari. Index also
presented the Golden Raspberry Award for Services to Censorship to
Jonathan Moyo, the general in charge of Zimbabwe's war on its free media.
Awards report.
http://www.indexonline.org/

RE: U.S. Drops 'E-Bomb' On Iraqi TV

[Trei, Peter]

> Kelsey[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> >How ever I wonder if the report of an Apache
> >helicopter being shot down by a farmer with his
> >rifle-the chopper was certainly downed but I find it
> >hard to beleive that a bullet brought it down.
> 
> I heard (I think on BBC) that a whole bunch of the choppers we sent out on
> 
> some mission came back so shot up they were basically unsalvageable.  It 
> sounded like they'd been hit with small arms fire, but I don't know enough
> 
> about the different kinds of helicopters used (I think these were Apaches)
> 
> to know if that's plausible.  Anti-aircraft artillery, SAMs, or those 
> Russian 20mm anti-aircraft machine guns might have done the damage.  Or 
> maybe they really were messed up badly by hundreds of rounds of 7.62 mm, 
> but it sure seems like it would be unhealthy to be one of the people 
> shooting at the helicopters in that situation--like a bunch of people 
> shooting at a lion with .22 pistols or something.   Even if you eventually
> 
> drive the helicopter off, it's going to leave a big pile of bodies behind!
> 
I recently read a military report (I wish I kept the URL) about small arms
fire vs low-flying aircraft. The upshot is that it's a lot more effective
than
you expect, if you have enough guns and the sense to coordinate them to 
create a 'wall of lead' in the area the aircraft is about to fly through.

I expect that a helicopter hovering low over a city is pretty damn
vulnerable. 

Peter Trei

Release of material involving spy agency would affect national security and international relations.

[professor rat]

Lawyer wants Ottawa to decide on Air India material

VANCOUVER (CP) - A lawyer for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service 
argued at a hearing Monday that it should be up to the Federal Court to 
decide whether some pre-trial evidence in the Air India case should be 
publicized.
Hans Van Iperen told a B.C. Supreme Court hearing dealing with a 
publication ban leading up to Canada's biggest mass murder trial that 
release of material involving Canada's spy agency would affect national 
security and international relations. Van Iperen cited Section 38 of the 
Canada Evidence Act in saying the matter should be referred to the Federal 
Court because of its sensitive nature.

"The material should not be released to counsel for the media," Van Iperen 
said of a report by the Security Intelligence Review Committee, the 
civilian agency that oversees CSIS and reviewed its erasure of tapes 
involving the Air India case.

"The jurisdiction to deal with this is the Federal Court," he said.

But Dan Burnett, representing CanWest Global Communications, the CBC and 
Citytv, said he didn't understand how a provision by the federal attorney 
general, invoked to protect material involving national security, national 
defence and international relations, would affect the release of the report.

Justice Ian Josephson sided with Van Iperen, although the issue of the 
erased tapes has long-ago been reported by the media.

"I have no discretion but to ensure that the information is not disclosed 
other than within the accordance of the Act," Josephson said one month 
before the start of a massive trial.

Ripudamin Singh Malik and Ajaib Singh Bagri are charged with first-degree 
murder and conspiracy in the deaths of 329 people aboard Air India Flight 
182, which exploded over the Atlantic Ocean on June 23, 1985.

A third accused, Inderjit Singh Reyat, pleaded guilty Feb. 10 to 
manslaughter and was given five years in prison on top of the 15 years he 
had already spent in custody.

The former Vancouver Island auto electrician was convicted in 1991 of 
manslaughter for his part in building a second bomb that killed two baggage 
handlers at Tokyo's Narita airport within an hour of the Air India blast.

Media lawyers have been fighting a sweeping ban on publication that was 
reinstated March 7.

Josephson adjourned further discussion of hundreds of documents in the 
inventory to April 16, leaving just 12 days before the Air India trial is 
set to begin.

The hearing has continued over several weeks as the RCMP and Crown lawyers 
have sought to have some material sealed, banned or kept secret.

On Monday, RCMP lawyer Jeff Hayes asked for more time to review an 
inventory of court exhibits and other materials from months of pre-trial 
hearings released by the Crown.

Hayes told Josephson that the Mounties want to ensure the inventory has no 
erroneous inclusions of material that should not be publicized through the 
media.

The RCMP's resources are stretched so thin that there's only one person 
available to review the inventory, which includes hundreds of items, Hayes 
said.

He has already asked for, and received, more time to review material that 
was to be included in the inventory before the court released it to media 
lawyers last week.

Hayes has also requested, and been granted, the continuation of a 
publication ban on pretrial evidence so the Mounties' ongoing investigation 
of the case won't be prejudiced and their relationship with other 
international agencies probing the matter will not be affected.

Burnett told the court that the RCMP's request for more time, along with 
the Crown's order to seal material concerning 10 protected witnesses, adds 
further unnecessary delays to the upcoming trial.

"That puts us in a very difficult position of being unable to fully argue 
the application," he said.

Burnett suggested he get access to material that he could reveal only to a 
senior editor of each organization he represents.

Crown prosecutor Arlene Loyst objected, saying documents the Crown wants 
sealed should not be released because the material may not be kept 
confidential.

Burnett said outside court that the issue of the publication ban has become 
a waiting game as the RCMP and Crown decide what documents they don't want 
released to the public.

"It's perilously close to the trial date and has the effect of running out 
the clock," he said. "My concern is that once the trial date comes we don't 
want to be in a position of interrupting the case to deal with this but 
we're being forced into it bit by bit."

 http://www.mytelus.com/news/article.do?pageID=bc_home&articleID=1301909

Use of espionage charges against peaceful dissidents

[professor rat]

Vietnam's use of espionage charges against peaceful dissidents clearly
violates Vietnam's international human rights obligations and this
practice should be strongly condemned by delegates at the United Nations
Commission on Human Rights now meeting in Geneva, Human Rights Watch said
today. 
"Vietnam has signed UN treaties protecting the right to free
expression. Yet it's locking up citizens using the Internet to express
their views." 
Brad Adams, executive director for Asia at Human Rights Watch
"Vietnam has signed UN treaties protecting the right to free
expression. Yet it's locking up citizens using the Internet to express
their views," said Brad Adams, executive director for Asia at Human
Rights Watch. "This is going on while Vietnam is participating in
deliberations of the United Nations' highest human rights body. Delegates
should publicly call on Vietnam to cease these arrests." 
Human Rights Watch condemned the arrest of noted physician Dr. Nguyen Dan
Que on March 17, 2003 outside his home in Ho Chi Minh City. According to
the Vietnamese foreign ministry, Dr. Que will be prosecuted under Article
80 of the Vietnamese Criminal Code for sending information critical of
the Vietnamese government via the Internet. Article 80 covers crimes of
espionage and carries a sentence ranging from twelve years to the death
penalty. Officials claim he was arrested at an Internet café, though his
family disputes this claim. Police searched his house and confiscated his
laptop computer and written essays. 
Dr. Que, a well-known democracy and human rights advocate, was released
as part of a prisoner amnesty in 1998 while serving a 20-year prison
sentence. Even upon his release, he has remained under heavy surveillance
and has been prohibited from resuming his medical practice as an
endocrinologist. His family has had no access to him since his arrest on
March 17. 
Last year, Human Rights Watch honored him with Hellman/Hammett grant, an
award recognizing repressed writers worldwide. 
"Dr. Que should be immediately and unconditionally released,"
said Adams. "Under international law, he has committed no
crime." 
Other dissidents in Vietnam have been detained in recent months and given
harsh sentences, many of them for using the Internet to express their
views. Last December, Nguyen Khac Toan was sent to prison for twelve
years on charges of espionage. An appeal of his sentence is set to be
heard on April 2. 
Pham Que Duong was arrested on December 28, 2002 and indicted under
Article 80, but has not yet been put on trial. He is 71 years old and a
former colonel in the People's Liberation Army who quit the Communist
Party and became a democracy activist; his family is not allowed to
provide him urgently needed food and medicine in prison. 
Last October, Li Chi Quang was arrested in an Internet café in Hanoi
while sending an email message to a democracy advocate abroad. He
received a four-year sentence on charges of disseminating propaganda
against the state. 
Pham Hong Son was arrested in March 2002 and charged with espionage under
Article 80. His crime was to have translated an article on democracy from
the U.S. Embassy website, which he sent to some of his friends and senior
Vietnamese officials. The translation was later posted on the Internet.

Vietnam is currently one of 53 members of the UN Commission on Human
Rights. It has ratified the International Covenant on Civil and Political
Rights (ICCPR), which, under Article 19, protects the right to
"seek, receive and impart information and ideas of all kinds,
regardless of frontiers, either orally, in writing or in print, or
through any other media of his choice." 
Vietnam's Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dao Viet Trung, spoke
at the Commission in Geneva on March 19 and specifically referred to
Hanoi's commitment to the ICCPR. "Under the Constitution, laws and
policies of the State of Vietnam, human rights in all their aspects are
guaranteed," he declared. "Our goal has always been to ensure
the better realization of the rights and welfare of the people."
Human Rights Watch urged UN delegates, in their speeches and public
comments, to call for an immediate end to the wave of recent arrests.

http://cgi.wn.com/?action="">recent

Charged with having "indulged in anti-state activities on behalf of a foreign organization"

[professor rat]

LAHORE, March 31: The State has brought espionage charges against Dr Ahmad 
Javed Khwaja and Ahmad Naveed Khwaja, who, after the lapse of their 
three-month detention, have once again been detained for two months on 
Saturday.

The State has brought new charges against the two brothers in the fresh 
detention order after the Supreme Court's ruling that Al Qaeda was not a 
declared "terrorist" organization under the 1973 Constitution or any 
anti-terrorism law of the country.

Earlier, they were charged with having "indulged in anti-state activities 
on behalf of a foreign organization" and detained initially for three months.

Their fresh detention order reads: "Federal government is satisfied that 
you have been involved in espionage activities in Pakistan on behalf of a 
foreign country and, thus, your activities have been prejudicial to the 
security of Pakistan".

The detention order was released to the Khwajas' counsel on Monday by the 
Kot Lakhpat Jail authorities.

The two Khwajas were detained on Dec 30, 2002, with three other family 
members for three months on allegations of harbouring Al Qaeda activists in 
their house in the Manawan area. However, the other three - Dr Umar Karar, 
Dr Khizar Ali and Muhammad Usman - were ordered to be released by the 
Lahore High Court on Feb 17.

The new two-month detention order has been passed by the interior ministry 
under section 3(1)(b) of the Security of Pakistan Act, 1952 - the same 
section which was used for their earlier detention.

The State has acknowledged in the latest detention order the detainees' 
right to file representation before the authorities concerned against their 
fresh detention.

Their counsel, Pervez Inayat Malik, claimed that the nature of the charges 
levelled in both orders was the same and the State had used just "jugglary 
of words" to pass another detention order.

The addition of the phrase "indulgence in espionage activities" had been 
used in order to avoid direct collision with the SC judgment ruling that Al 
Qaeda was not a declared terrorist origanization in Pakistan, he alleged.

According to the counsel, the State had tried to pose in the fresh 
detention order that it had discovered certain new anti- state activities 
by the detainees in order to provide a "sham" legal cover to their further 
detention. "Had this been the case, the State would have produced the fresh 
incriminating material before the review board during the previous 
three-month detention," he remarked.

Mr Malik said that the appeal against the new detention order would be 
filed after consultation with the Khawajas' senior counsel who is currently 
out of the country. A full bench of the SC is scheduled to take up the 
Khwajas' appeal on April 3, against the LHC's verdict regarding their 
earlier detention.
http://www.dawn.com/2003/04/01/top9.htm

Socrates Slips His Hook?

[professor rat]

KOKKALIS CLEARED? 
Magistrate probing spy charges proposes the case should be shelved
The investigating magistrate handling the probe into allegations of
businessman Socrates Kokkalis’s alleged collaboration with the former
East German secret service, the Stasi, has recommended to a prosecutor
that the case against Kokkalis should be shelved, officials said
yesterday, adding that the recommendation has been forwarded to a higher
judicial authority. Investigating magistrate Giorgos Pournaras deemed
that there was not enough evidence to back a series of criminal charges
against Kokkalis, including alleged espionage, embezzlement, money
laundering and fraud, the same officials said.
http://www.ekathimerini.com/4dcgi/_w_articles_politics_100012_01/04/2003_28092
The results of tests on tissue samples from a cow — whose meat is
believed to be infected with bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) and
which had been sold for consumption in northern Greece last month — are
due to arrive at the University of Thessaloniki today, the Agriculture
Ministry said yesterday. Samples of the carcass were sent to Britain’s
Central Veterinary Laboratory at Weybridge in Surrey at the end of last
week after tests in Thessaloniki found the Czech-born animal had died of
a form of encephalitis. BSE is the bovine variant of the fatal
mind-wasting Creuzfeldt-Jakob disease.
Amel's roams Mediterranean with mixed
results
Pittsburgh Post Gazette, PA - 27
Mar 2003
... The hummus, once dull, sang with lemony creaminess on a second
visit. The
large, crisp triangle of spanakopita ($5.95) tastes herby and
green. ... 
Filo: How to make it work for you
Long Beach Press-Telegram, CA -
19 Mar 2003
... start with filo dough. No doubt you've also tasted filo
(pronounced FEE-low)
in strudels, spanakopita and such. Made from flour, water
... 

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MANILA (Reuters) - A bomb hidden in a food stall killed 15 people on 
Wednesday near a wharf in the southern Philippine city of Davao, where 22 
people died in an airport blast a month ago, police and hospital officials 
said.
The explosion outside the ferry passenger terminal sprayed the area with 
blood, shattered windows and blew a crater in the pavement underneath the 
barbecue stand.
One victim was a young boy still clutching a toy. Some of the bodies were 
covered by sheets of newspaper.
President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo said she had ordered the military and 
police to "take all appropriate measures," including checkpoints and 
visibility patrols, against "these lawless elements and terrorists."
"In a state of lawless violence, I can empower the military to do this 
crackdown," she said in a radio interview.
Arroyo, touring the region by boat to promote a new roll-on/roll-off ferry 
to speed the flow of goods around this nation of islands, planned to go to 
Davao on Thursday to meet investigators.
Security forces in the mainly Roman Catholic country are fighting four 
rebel groups seeking an Islamic homeland in the south. They are also on 
alert for reprisals over the U.S.-led war in Iraq because of Manila's close 
ties with Washington.
Police at the scene of Wednesday's blast said there were 13 people dead and 
53 wounded. But the Davao Medical Center issued a statement saying 15 had 
been killed and 44 wounded.
A nun, four policemen and several vendors were among the dead, police said.
National Security Adviser Roilo Golez said it was too early to speculate 
about who was responsible.
MILF MUSLIM REBELS DENY INVOLVEMENT
The ferry from Manila to Davao, 900 km (560 miles) south of the capital on 
the restive island of Mindanao, had just docked and passengers were 
disembarking as the bomb exploded near the terminal building further along 
the wharf.
Radio reports said one boy had alerted vendors after seeing the bomb before 
it went off but guards had largely ignored their frantic warnings. The 
reports could not be independently confirmed.
Police quickly stepped up security at the airport and other locations in 
Davao.
On March 4, the suspected bomber was killed along with an American 
missionary and 20 other people in a blast at the airport as crowds 
sheltered from a rainstorm.
Police have arrest warrants for 151 members of the Moro Islamic Liberation 
Front (MILF), the largest Muslim rebel group with about 12,000 men, in 
connection with last month's explosion.
The MILF said on Wednesday night it was not responsible for either the 
airport bombing or that at the wharf.
"The MILF vehemently denies any involvement," the group's spokesman, Eid 
Kabalu, told Reuters. "We are offering our goodwill assistance in the 
investigation to manifest our desire to stamp out criminalities like this."
The government and the MILF are working to rekindle sporadic peace talks 
with the help of Malaysia and Libya, but troops and the guerrillas clash 
regularly on Mindanao.
Philippine investigators examining the airport bombing, helped by American 
and Australian forensics experts, are also exploring the potential 
involvement of Jemaah Islamiah, a Southeast Asian group seeking a strict 
Muslim state.
http://asia.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=worldNews&storyID=2494719
Another rogue terror group known as "US special Forces" have been seen in 
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Texan Lawman of the Year.

[professor rat]

Texas drug sting cop found not credible by court

02.04.2003 4.27 pm
DALLAS - Tom Coleman was hailed as the Texas lawman of the year for busting 
a drug ring in the Panhandle town of Tulia, but a court has moved to say 
that he cannot be taken at his word and his sting operation was a scam.
Attorneys fighting to overturn the conviction of four people imprisoned by 
Coleman, and lawyers for the state reached an agreement today under state 
district Judge Ron Chapman to request that all 38 felony convictions 
obtained by Coleman's testimony in the drug sting be overturned by a higher 
court, the lawyers in the case said.
There has been mounting criticism that the arrests were racially motivated.
"It is stipulated by all parties and approved by the court that Tom Coleman 
is simply not a credible witness under oath," Chapman said in a statement 
in court, the lawyers said.
Coleman rose to prominence in July 1999 when his sting led to the arrests 
of 46 people, almost all black, for involvement in an alleged drug ring in 
Tulia. Those arrested by the white officer made up about 10 per cent of the 
black population of Tulia, which has a total population of about 5000.
No drugs, money or weapons were found in the sting, and the convictions 
were largely based on Coleman's testimony, lawyers said. Coleman was not 
immediately available for comment.
Coleman was the lone detective on an 18-month undercover operation and 
court records show he submitted no audio or video surveillance material as 
evidence, while taking scant notes.
Coleman, wearing a cowboy hat and black leather jacket, testified in the 
finding of fact case headed by Chapman in late March. He said in testimony 
he often used racial slurs in daily speech, and at times, he appeared at a 
loss when asked to comment on specific information that was used to obtain 
drug convictions, court watchers said.
"The hearings were the first opportunity in open court for defence 
attorneys to expose the active misrepresentation that had occurred at the 
trials in Tulia. And to expose Tom Coleman's utter lack of credibility as 
to his background and the manner in which he conducted the sting," said 
Vanita Gupta, a lawyer with the NAACP Legal Defence Fund, one of the groups 
in court fighting to overturn the Tulia convictions.
She said she was thrilled at the agreement reached in the case, and a 
lawyer for Texas said he felt the agreement was warranted given Coleman's 
testimony.
"I'm absolutely convinced it was the right thing to do," Rod Hobson, a 
special prosecutor said.
The tide started to turn in the Tulia drug sting when charges were dropped 
last year against Tonya White who allegedly sold cocaine to Coleman. 
Prosecutors dropped the charges when White produced bank documents showing 
that she was out of Texas at the time Coleman said she sold drugs to him.
Since then several other people arrested in the Tulia sting had charges 
against them dropped or were freed from jail.
Gupta said there are still 13 people in prison from the Tulia sting and 
civil rights groups are working to overturn their convictions.
The next step is a statement of finding of fact from Chapman, to be sent to 
the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
That court will have the final say on whether to accept the findings. If it 
does accept findings that Coleman was not a credible witness, the appeals 
court can order new trials, or overturn the previous convictions.
"Based on Tom Coleman's testimony here, I would be hard pressed to 
understand why the state would ever want to put him on the stand again," 
Gupta said.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/latestnewsstory.cfm?storyID=3350386&thesection=news&thesubsection=world

War for Democracy.

[professor rat]

In 1949, the CIA backed a military coup that deposed the elected government 
of Syria.

In the 1950s, the CIA overthrew the freely-elected, democratic government 
of Guatemala and blocked free elections in Vietnam.

In the 1960s, the United States undermined democracy in Brazil and in the 
Congo (the first scrapping of a legally recognized democratic system in 
post-colonial Africa).

In 1963, the United States backed a coup by the Ba'ath party in Iraq-Saddam 
Hussein's party -and gave them names of communists to kill.

In the 1970s, the CIA helped to snuff out democracy in Chile. (and AU."our 
man Kurr.")As Kissinger told a top-secret meeting, "I don't see why we need 
to standby and watch a country go Communist due to the irresponsibility of 
itsown people."
In 1981, vice-president George Bush Sr. told Philippine dictatorFerdinand 
Marcos, "We love your adherence to democratic principle."

Consider Indonesia, ruled by a dictator, Suharto, who killed more "of his 
own people" than did Saddam Hussein (with U.S. arms and, again, with lists 
of names of Communists to liquidate). In 1997, the year before the
Indonesian people drove Suharto into exile, Paul Wolfowitz told Congress 
that "any balanced judgment of the situation in Indonesia today,
including the very important and sensitive issue of human rights, needs
to take account of the significant progress that Indonesia has already
made and needs to acknowledge that much of this progress has to be
credited to the strong and remarkable leadership of president Suharto."

Consider the report written for Israeli prime minister Benyamin
Netanyahu in 1996 by a group of U.S. neoconservatives, many of whom hold
prominent positions in the current Bush war administration (Richard
Perle, Douglas Feith, and David Wurmser). This report recommended
restoring the Hashemite monarchy to power in Iraq.
There has been little acknowledgment of just how deep U.S. opposition to
democracy has been. 

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The Billion People March: Global day of Action For Humanity, first of May 
2003. (english)
global liberation 1:18am Wed Apr 2 '03
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We are the people of the world. We are not powerless. We hold untold 
amounts of power.

Please translate and spread far and wide.

We are asking individuals and groups to help organize the biggest 
international day of solidarity the world has ever seen. We invite people 
of all religious and political beliefs to participate. Through unity, with 
respect for differences, we can find solutions to many problems people 
across the world face today. Our goal is to unite one sixth of the world's 
population to put their many voices together on one day. We have the 
opportunity to make history on this day.

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>>>What he did was replicate some experiments from the turn of the (last) 
century, using the Be (or Al, but Be is better) + alpha -> neutron 
reaction, then used the neutron flux to activate fissile and fertile 
materials (as well as everything around him), discovering n cross sections 
and moderation in the process. Chadwick to Fermi. If you get quantitative, 
you can see that he obtained an extraordinary amount of hot material to 
start with. A millicurie of Am-241 (1000 smoke detectors), and then the Ra 
in the paint. Maybe an oz of paint, you use maybe 1/1000 part Ra salt to 
1000 parts ZnS, that's about 28 millicuries of Ra. Plus his little metallic 
reduction efforts concentrated things nicely. ... Marie Curie's lab 
notebooks are kept in lead boxes. <<

Shame Mongo isn't.( I was wondering why Mong was getting worked up when I 
remembered...he brush's his teeth with DU,it's good for you donchaknow.
There does seem to be enough sources lying around to help a Kansas City 
style truck bomb along.
There is a whole mountain of the stuff sitting out in the middle of 
Queensland,then there's all the hospital sources...remember that machine 
that was broken into down Mexico way and some was recycled into house framing?
It certainly doesn't hurt this list to work on the warthland security 
paranoia...so fuck you May,no one's made you pope.

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as accurate and relevant before being added to it. 
It's always tempting for columnists to focus on bad news. This week,
however, there's something very positive to write about: a conference
called Computers, Freedom and Privacy
that will take place in New York. CFP is organized under the auspices of
the Association for Computing
Machinery, the professional association for computer
scientists. (Full disclosure: I'm speaking at a luncheon session on
Wednesday along with Dan Gillmor of The San Jose Mercury News, Emmanuel
Goldstein of 2600 Magazine, and Robert O'Harrow of The Washington Post.)

First held in 1991, CFP is the longest-running gathering of people
concerned with topics relating to freedom and technology, and it remains
the most interesting. True, there are plenty of cookie-cutter conferences
talking about privacy--there were at least two in Washington alone in the
last few weeks. 
Yet CFP is noteworthy not only for its breadth of participants, but also
for its willingness to convene actual debates. Instead of asking
attendees to suffer through a torpidity-inducing PowerPoint presentation,
CFP organizers do things like organizing a debate on the Pentagon's
Total Information Awareness system
that includes an analyst from the conservative Heritage Foundation and an
attorney from the American Civil Liberties Union. The Transportation
Security Administration's secretive data-mining and
passenger-profiling system is another
hot topic. 
"We're going to take on the issues of the day," said Barry
Steinhardt, who is this year's CFP chairman. "We're trying to be as
contemporary as possible. We've been amending the conference 

As I've said before, technologists should remember to
do what comes naturally: Invent technology that outpaces the law and
might even make new laws irrelevant. 

as we go along to include new people and new issues...We're trying to
focus on two things: One is cyberliberties--computers, freedom and
privacy--post 9/11. Second, we're trying to add an international
component to this. It's quite clear that these issues are not restricted
to the U.S. border." 
About the only problem with CFP is its near-exclusive focus on legal and
political ways to fight back against snooping and surveillance. There's
certainly a need for short-term action in this area: I wrote last fall
about the ways geeks could mobilize
to punish their foes in Congress. 
But in the long run, that effort is unlikely to be wildly successful.
Congress will remain vulnerable to pressure from special interest groups
that are better-organized and more disciplined than the technology
community can hope to be. 
As I've said before, technologists should remember to
do what comes naturally: Invent
technology that outpaces the law and might even make new laws irrelevant.

Worried about a newly emboldened FBI that has the power to conduct some
kinds of Internet wiretaps without a judge's approval? If you run a mail
server, upgrade to Postfix/TLS--or a
similar protocol--which transparently encrypts e-mail messages exchanged
with another computer that is also upgraded. 
Fretting about the Bush administration's attempts to wiretap Internet
telephony, as reported by Kevin
Poulsen at SecurityFocus.com? Encourage your company to shift to IPv6,
which has encryption designed into the protocol specification. 
Don't give up on the political fight. Show up at CFP if you can. But
remember that technological mechanisms that protect privacy, anonymity
and free speech won't change with the whims of politicians, judges and
bureaucrats. 
http://news.com.com/2010-1071-994654.html

Mesopotamia. Babylon. The Tigris and Euphrates.

[professor rat]

Mesopotamia. Babylon. The Tigris
and Euphrates 
How many children, in how many classrooms, over how many centuries, have
hang-glided through the past, transported on the wings of these words?
And now the bombs are falling, incinerating and humiliating that ancient
civilisation 
by Arundhati Roy
On the steel torsos of their missiles, adolescent American soldiers
scrawl colourful messages in childish handwriting: For Saddam, from the
Fat Boy Posse. A building goes down. A marketplace. A home. A girl who
loves a boy. A child who only ever wanted to play with his older
brother's marbles. 
On March 21, the day after American and British troops began their
illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq, an "embedded" CNN
correspondent interviewed an American soldier. "I wanna get in there
and get my nose dirty," Private AJ said. "I wanna take revenge
for 9/11." 
To be fair to the correspondent, even though he was "embedded"
he did sort of weakly suggest that so far there was no real evidence that
linked the Iraqi government to the September 11 attacks. Private AJ stuck
his teenage tongue out all the way down to the end of his chin.
"Yeah, well that stuff's way over my head," he said. 
According to a New York Times/CBS News survey, 42 per cent of the
American public believes that Saddam Hussein is directly responsible for
the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon. And
an ABC news poll says that 55 per cent of Americans believe that Saddam
Hussein directly supports al-Qaida. What percentage of America's armed
forces believe these fabrications is anybody's guess. 
It is unlikely that British and American troops fighting in Iraq are
aware that their governments supported Saddam Hussein both politically
and financially through his worst excesses. 
But why should poor AJ and his fellow soldiers be burdened with these
details? It does not matter any more, does it? Hundreds of thousands of
men, tanks, ships, choppers, bombs, ammunition, gas masks, high-protein
food, whole aircrafts ferrying toilet paper, insect repellent, vitamins
and bottled mineral water, are on the move. The phenomenal logistics of
Operation Iraqi Freedom make it a universe unto itself. It doesn't need
to justify its existence any more. It exists. It is. 
Full story...
http://codshit.blogspot.com/#200084576

David Gaouette,Michael Castro need killing.

[professor rat]

DENVER (AP) - A Pakistani man indicted
on charges of conspiring to harbor an alien allegedly spent time at a
terrorist training camp and bragged about killing U.S. troops in
Afghanistan, authorities said. 
Haroon Rashid also said he was awaiting orders to commit violence in the
United States, according to FBI documents. 
``He poses a threat to everyone in this community and this country,''
executive Assistant U.S. Attorney David Gaouette said at a detention
hearing Monday. Rashid was ordered held without bail. 
Defense lawyer Tony Joseph said Rashid denies having anything to do with
terrorism and is in this country legally. 
Rashid and five other people - including his wife - were arrested in
Denver on March 24 and indicted two days later on charges of conspiring
to harbor Imran Khan, 22. They were arrested based on a criminal
complaint that was unsealed late Monday. 
Khan was arrested for immigration violations March 6 in Petaluma, Calif.,
and is being held pending deportation proceedings, according to an arrest
affidavit. 
Rashid's wife, Saima Saima, declined to comment. She and two other
suspects have been released on $10,000 bond each. 
Two other defendants, Irfan Kamran and Sajjad Nasser, were granted bond
but remained held on appeal from prosecutors, who said the men posed a
danger or a flight risk but did not elaborate. 
Prosecutors and an FBI spokeswoman declined to discuss details of the
case Tuesday, including whether they intend to pursue terrorism-related
charges against Rashid. 
FBI documents allege Rashid attended a terrorist training camp in
Pakistan shortly after the Sept. 11 attacks. They also alleged that he
fought for the Taliban and al-Qaida in Afghanistan. 
Joseph said Rashid, 32, of Lakewood, had returned to Pakistan only to
help manage property his family owns. 
``There is nothing to show he is the alleged terrorist the government is
trying to paint him as being,'' Joseph said. 
FBI agent Michael Castro told U.S. Magistrate Judge Michael Watanabe that
Rashid claimed to have fought U.S. forces in pursuit of a ``jihad'' or
``holy war.'' 
A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's office, Jeff Dorschner, would not say
how authorities received information about Rashid's alleged bragging.

Rashid and the five other defendants lied about the relationship between
Khan and the people who claimed to be his parents, according to the
arrest affidavit. 
The affidavit said Abdul Qayyum and his wife, Chris Marie Warren, had
claimed Khan, Qayyum's nephew, was actually his son. 
Kamran, Qayyum's son, knew about the false claim, as did Rashid, Saima
and Nasser, the affidavit said. 
The charge of harboring an alien carries a maximum prison sentence of
five years.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uslatest/story/0,1282,-2526604,00.html

Allied forces’ terrorism is a new threat to the World.

[professor rat]

Allied forces’ terrorism is a
new threat 
31 March, 2003 
KOTA TINGGI: The terrorism perpetrated by the
allied forces on the people of Iraq poses a new threat to the world,
Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar said Sunday. 
He said the suicide attacks now taking place would be continued not only
in Iraq but also in other places once people become angry and develop a
hatred over the cruelty inflicted by the big powers. 
“This action (suicide attack) is taking place because people are fed up
with the terrorism and injustice of the allied forces. The world has to
face up to terrorism of this nature,” he told reporters when asked to
comment on the suicide attack on allied forces in Iraq Saturday in which
four United States soldiers were killed. 
Syed Hamid, who was met at a meet-the-people session at Kampung Teluk
Ramunia near here, said it would become even more dangerous when anger
against the arrogance of the allied forces led by the United States
touched the hearts of ordinary people. 
“We see the protests and hatred being displayed not only by people
saddened by the human tragedy but also by those who in the first place
never had any sympathy for Saddam Hussein,” he said. 
Speaking at the meet-the-people session, Syed Hamid reminded Malaysians
to learn from the US-led invasion of Iraq and strengthen their own unity.

“Only with a strong bond of unity among them can Malaysians prevent
themselves from being colonised by the big powers,” he 
said.-Bernama
http://www.dailyexpress.com.my/news.cfm?NewsID=17928

Re: Duct-tape and tin foil nukular reactor?

[Tyler Durden]

Tim May wrote...


You fucking cretin, _you_ are the one who cited the article and then
wrote:
I always get a distinct pleasure out of getting posters to go postal. This 
is close and I'm laughing my ass off!
(Even better is to knock a poster out of his nym into a new one. Tim? How 
about 'cyphercrank'?)

-TD

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Kentucky Fried Cruelty.

[professor rat]

Kentucky Fried Cruelty
Australian Anti KFC Campaign 26/3/03
Wednesday 26th March was National Anti-KFC Campaign. Animal Rights groups 
across Australia targeted KFC outlets with leaflets and posters informing 
KFC customers of the cruelty involved in ‘growing’ hens for the Colonel’s 
Secret Recipe. (See picture1)

To follow People for the Ethical Treatment of Animal’s (PETA) international 
campaign against KFC and their parent company Yum. Animal Activism QLD has 
just completed an investigation of Woodlands Poultry Pty Ltd, Beerwah 
broiler sheds. It is not known if Woodlands supply KFC but the conditions 
of broiler farms appear similar in their disregard for animal welfare. Due 
to the short life span of hens bread for meat (6 weeks) hens are regularly 
de-populated and replaced with new hens. The investigation took place after 
a depopulation and therefore hens had not began to develop the ailments 
common to hens ‘grown’ under the barbaric conditions of broiler farms. Dead 
hens were noted in the hatchling shed. (See picture 2)

Animal Liberation Victoria succeeded in rescuing 20 broiler chickens on 
January 28 after a series of undercover investigations at Fowl Folly 
broiler chicken factory in Parwan, Victoria. (See Picture 3). The rescue 
team had been at this same property five years ago and made complaints, yet 
nothing was done and now the farm has doubled in size to four sheds each 
holding 40,000 birds. FOWL FOLLY is contracted out to BAIADA POULTRY, who 
supply KFC amongst others.

PETA has requested improvements of KFC, yet after two years of 
opportunities, KFC still refuses to act. Despite its claims, KFC continues 
to support the worst abuses of chickens, and Yum! as a whole continues to 
support the worst abuses of other farmed animals. Effective public 
relations may ease the consciences of Yum! executives, but these animals 
continue to be treated in ways that would warrant prison terms for these 
same executives, if dogs and cats, rather than pigs and chickens, were 
treated so badly.

PETA asks that KFC commit to it has claimed to do—enact a comprehensive 
animal welfare plan that will protect animals from abuse and neglect. KFC 
could end PETA’s campaign tomorrow by, quite simply, agreeing to implement 
comprehensive farmed-animal welfare standards, including replacing the 
present painful and traumatic slaughter methods with gas killing, mandating 
automated chicken catching using well-designed, gentle machines, breeding 
birds for less aggression and healthier weights, and enriching the birds’ 
barren living environments. Furthermore, cruelty to animals can be subtler 
than overtly violent abuse. Denying animals the opportunity to act 
according to their natures can be even more cruel than harming them 
physically, and KFC denies chickens almost every natural desire and 
need—from foraging to dust bathing to forming reasonable social hierarchies 
(pecking orders). (Bruce G. Friedrich, Director of Vegan Outreach).

PETA challenge Yum! to name one procedure or guideline that it has 
implemented for the humane treatment of animals on farms or during 
transport. Animals spend the majority of their lives on farms, yet Yum! has 
not done a single thing to address the treatment of animals in that area. 
Yum!’s supposed “guidelines” address only the slaughterhouse, and even 
there they are woefully inadequate. The birds are dumped from crates, often 
breaking limbs, and their injured legs are snapped painfully into metal 
shackles. Animal welfare experts are in agreement that chickens are often 
conscious throughout the slaughter process, resulting in the tremendous 
suffering of millions from being shocked by machinery, having their throats 
cut, and being scalded alive. Yet Yum!’s guidelines protect birds from none 
of these abuses, and Yum! refuses to adopt the gas killing of birds, which 
would eliminate them all. (Bruce G. Friedrich, Director of Vegan Outreach).

More than half of all chickens killed for KFC are consumed outside of the 
United States, yet KFC has not said a single thing about applying any 
animal welfare standards outside the U.S., despite the implication that its 
standards apply to all suppliers. Yum! also claims that its suppliers are 
being audited, but PETA ask whether a single audit has ever resulted in 
disciplinary action. If not, might the reason be that Yum!’s “standards” 
are, in fact, simply the same abusive status quo that has been in existence 
for years? (Bruce G. Friedrich, Director of Vegan Outreach).

Debbie Morris
Animal Activism QLD
http://brisbane.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=5393&group=webcast

Logging of Web Usage

[John Young]

Ben,

Would you care to comment for publication on web logging 
described in these two files:

  http://cryptome.org/no-logs.htm

  http://cryptome.org/usage-logs.htm

Cryptome invites comments from others who know the capabilities 
of servers to log or not, and other means for protecting user privacy 
by users themselves rather than by reliance upon privacy policies 
of site operators and government regulation.

This relates to the data retention debate and current initiatives 
of law enforcement to subpoena, surveil, steal and manipulate
log data.

Thanks,

John

Suffer The Little Children.

[professor rat]

Our President who art in America
Howard Bleats thy name
Thy kingdom come
Thy will be done
In Iraq
As it was in Vietnam
Give us this day our Coke and McDonalds
And forgive us our trespasses
As we bomb those who trespass not against us
Lead us not into contemplation of our invasion so evil
For thine is the technology,the power and the media
Forever and ever
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Toward a Cypherpunk Resistance.

[professor rat]

On a future Earth (72 years from now) where technology is outlawed, food 
and fuel are precious commodities, and the only law is Martial Law. You 
assume the role of Flynn, a very cynical twenty-five year-old who's nothing 
more than a streetwise cypherpunk with a criminal history and a penchant 
for rebellion. Aside from his implied honorable intentions of exposing an 
evil global conspiracy, he is the classical anti-hero, which makes for some 
new and unique scenarios to propel the action.
From the first moments you are thrust into the dark and compelling plot 
with an NPC guide and guns blazing. Aside from surviving the baddies, 
you've got a lot of additional challenges to overcome. You will be given 
task lists made up of multiple unlocking objectives and sub-objectives via 
pre-cog mission briefings, in-list action cutscenes, and HUD-based 
checklists. Your main goals are simple: survival, and conquest, but as the 
story progresses you are given more and more clues as to the nature of your 
upcoming missions. As you progress through Devastation's world, you will 
have more and more objectives to complete and challenges to overcome, as 
the list dynamic quickly adapts allowing for incredible variation from the 
standard shooter fare. In the end, you'll have teamed up with eight 
computer-controlled teammates all at once (you can issue them commands), 
fight alongside an entire army, and uncover and expose the mystery behind 
the evil mega-corporations that have been lying and manipulating the 
public, while they ruin what's left of mankind. 

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Re: Silly wiccan, tricks are for kids!

[James A. Donald]

--
On 1 Apr 2003 at 13:45, Harmon Seaver wrote:
> Human sacrifice quite often "reported" by the powers that be
> who are trying to destroy the credibility of other religions.

We also have archaelogical evidence of human sacrifice in pre
roman Britain -- and in many other places 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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Marketplace Mass Murder bought to you by Raytheon and the USA.

[professor rat]

The proof: marketplace deaths were caused by a
US missile
'Investigations by The Independent show that the missile -
thought to be either a Harm (High Speed
Anti-Radiation Missile) device, or a
Paveway laser-guided bomb - was sold
by Raytheon to the procurement arm of
the US Navy. The American military
has confirmed that a navy EA-6B
"Prowler" jet, based on the
USS Kittyhawk, was in action over the
Iraqi capital on Friday and fired at least one Harm missile to protect
two American fighters from a surface-to-air missile battery' 
( Independent )
»
See also this blog entry from
Sunday
http://www.hullocentral.demon.co.uk/site/anfin.htm

The Battle for Privatized Water.

[professor rat]

Should be of interest to the free market fascists here...
Brits win water fight
Article indicating that Jay Garner, the retired US general
lined up to govern occupied Iraq, has put a stop to a
US Army plan to marketise the
distribution of water in Umm Qasr ( New York
Daily News )
»
See also this NY Daily News article
from yesterday, in which the scheme is described in more detail, and this
blog entry from Sunday
»
See also this Guardian article from
last week, about British objections to the US decision to turn control of
the port at Umm Qasr over to a private contractor,
Stevedoring Services of America

Hot Pursuit and the Interpol Gestapo.

[professor rat]

The Crime (International Cooperation) Bill: 'Hot
surveillance' (PDF)
Research paper on the 'hot surveillance' provision of the
Crime (International Co-operation)
Bill, which would enable 'foreign police and customs officers
to be able to continue surveillance in the UK for up to five hours if UK
officers could not take over immediately' 
( House of Commons Library )
»
See also this companion paper
(PDF) on the other provisions of the bill, and this
Justice briefing
(PDF) from November
http://www.hullocentral.demon.co.uk/site/anfin.htm

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Senior Intel Engineer Arrested by FBI.

[professor rat]

On Thursday, March 20, 2003, our friend and colleague
Maher (Mike)
Hawash was arrested ("detained") as a
"material witness" by the FBI and the Joint Terrorism Task
Force in the parking lot of Intel Corp's Hawthorne Farms parking lot.
Simultaneously, FBI agents in bulletproof vests and carrying assault
rifles awoke Mike's wife Lisa and their three children in the home, which
they proceeded to search. Since then, Mike has been held in the Federal
Prison at Sheridan, OR.
http://www.freemikehawash.org/

"I aint gonna blog no war no more."

[professor rat]

I'm not going to blog the war any more.
Linux Journal editor Doc Searls,
in an item headlined, "Peace
On," justaposes an excerpt of my statement with
with words from public radio host
Christopher Lydon, 
I throw out the perhaps insanely cheerful thought that this could be the
war to end war. Meaning ... that the sole superpower has met its
adversary for the future in the stubborn, unintimidated, and close to
universal peace movement that has found its medium on the Web.
Doc then adds, "I tend to agree with both of them" and adds his
own sane thoughts.
Shelley Powers blogs as Burningbird,
one of my favorite thoughtful reads, although her writing usually isn't easy to fit into this news blog's pointers. 
This time, in "Long Haul," she responds to my dropout declaration sensibly, and furthers it:
I can understand where Sheila's coming from, except that none of us can drop out of the war. Especially the Iraqis. Especially the soldiers. But Sheila isn't talking about dropping out of the war -- she's talking about not feeding the frenzy of pro- and anti-war rhetoric.
How does it support the troops to accuse others of being traitors, to make fun of people who disagree, to feed a constant anger? What's peaceful about a peace movement populated by people screaming "I hate you!" and throwing rocks?
Tellingly, in a later post today titled "Peaceblog no more," Shelley writes,
I have removed the Peaceblog logo from the sidebar. I'm not sure at this point exactly what a peaceblog is. After three difficult days of thinking, I'm not sure what 'peace' is. 
Good stuff. 
Fellow journalists Dan Gillmor and J.D. Lasica also point to my dust, for which I am grateful.
Finally, thanks to reader Carol Williams for the email whose subject is simply, "Good for you."
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Wi-Fi: Anytime, Anywhere: Number Of Wi-Fi Hot Spots Set To Explode, Bringing Wireless Technology To Rest Of Us
This is Monday's Wall Street Journal report, freely available at Yahoo. The link above is Part 1; here's part 2. via Wi-Fi Networking News.
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Can Saddam's desert be a Garden of Eden again? From the Guardian (UK):
When Azzam Alwash was a boy he went duck-hunting with his father on the Mesopotamian marshes. They took an old wooden boat and rowed south from his home in Nasiriyah into one of the largest wetlands in the world – the land of the Marsh Arabs, which some believe is the origin of the story of the Garden of Eden.
This week, watching TV images of the battle for Nasiriyah from his new home in California, Alwash wonders at the different landscape. "I look at the pictures of the bridges over the Euphrates. All the land behind used to be endless bullrushes and reedbeds stretching for hundreds of miles. But now there is nothing green. It is totally gone," he says.
The difference is Saddam Hussein. After the 1991 Gulf War he drained most of the marshes and diverted the Tigris and Euphrates, the two great rivers that once watered them. It was an epic work of destructive civil engineering that turned the ecological jewel of the Middle East into a scrub desert and drove out most of the 50,000 Madan, or Marsh Arabs, who had joined the abortive post-war uprising against him in 1992.
Alwash, who is, like his father, a civil engineer, would probably have had to work on the draining if he hadn't left for the US in the late 1970s. But now he has plans to bring back the landscape of his childhood.
Related: “Garden of Eden” in Southern Iraq Likely to Disappear Completely in Five Years Unless Urgent Action Taken a United Nations Environment Programme release.
Beni Hassan Village Weavers of Iraq: From Oriental Rug Review.
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Streaming Internet Radio In Your Car: Illustrated. 
The PSB Gallery of Thrift Store Art: Scroll down to see the latest "acquisitions." via Judy Watt.
April 1, 2003 
I'm dropping out of the war: Last night, I took a longer look at the "Peaceblogroll" that got added to the Best sources portal yesterday. Some of these blogs turn out not to be "peace blogs" at all -- they're part of the pissing match. 
War plus anti-war does not equal peace.
Pro-war and anti-war blogs are two sides of the same coin. War and anti-war fight each other with hearts and minds and furious typing. 
On the streets, anger fuels protest, and is met with anger. 
The potential for tearing our country apart again is already shaping up: "Support the war, support the troops" vs. "Support the troops -- Bring them home." 
Spammers want to sell me a flag.
Salon today has three stories that work together to address our domestic dilemma. (They're well worth quickly clicking through the ad to get a free day pass): 
"Why is my country turning against me?" 
Linda Johnson, a 40-something woman in faded jeans and Birkenstocks: 
..."I'm from the Vietnam era. I don't necessarily believe in war. Many soldiers and their families don't necessarily believe this war is right," Johnson adds, reaching for more tissues. "However,

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Call for Arab Unity.

[professor rat]

Saudi billionaire urges Arabs to stick by Wall St
By Nic Hopkins





THE world’s richest Arab, Prince Alwaleed bin Talal,
yesterday condemned anti-American sentiments arising from the war against
Iraq. Prince Alwaleed, of Saudi Arabia, whose 5.1 per cent stake in
Citigroup makes him the US banking group’s largest shareholder, urged
Arab investors to retain their investments in US businesses rather than
sell them for political reasons. He told The Times: “I understand
there is a lot of negative sentiment but the position of the US is that
they are not against the Iraqi people, they are against Saddam Hussein
and weapons of mass destruction. So I believe it’s misplaced negative
sentiment.” The prince observed: “Investors should try to separate
business and economics from politics. This may sound like I am a bird
flying without its flock but this is what I believe.” He said he had no
plans to reduce any of his US investments, which include stakes in AOL
Time Warner, Priceline, and The News Corporation, parent company of
The Times.The prince said that he would also maintain his British
holdings, which include ownership of the Four Seasons Hotel in London and
his 6 per cent stake in Canary Wharf Group. Last year the prince, the
world’s sixth richest man with a fortune of $20 billion (£12.7 billion),
issued a warning that some Saudi investors would be panicked into
withdrawing their assets from the US because of what he described as
negative depictions of Arabs in Western media, especially after the
September 11, 2001, terrorist atrocities.


http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,5-631577,00.html

Communications and IT Minister needs a Contract..

[professor rat]

Alston blows $4million on website
Whirlpool, Australia - 12 minutes
ago
Senator Richard Alston, dubbed by the international media 'The
World's Biggest
Luddite', has spent $4 million in taxpayer funds on his website.
... 
Alston's $4m website
News Interactive, Australia - 15
hours ago
TAXPAYERS have been stung for more than $4 million, after a project to
rebuild the
website of communications and IT minister Richard Alston suffered
a massive ... 

Who's flying the plane?

[professor rat]

HIJACKING NATIONAL SECURITY: THE WAR PARTY 
Who's flying the plane? --- The probable terrifying final thoughts of
many September 11, 2001 victims. 
Today, many are asking the same thing about the Bush Administration's
subsequent foreign policy. Despite failing to secure Osama bin-Laden's
fate, the Administration now careens in search of ever-expanding
Executive Branch-initiated war against an "axis of evil." First
stop, Iraq. 
Of course, there may be a case for war against Iraq. The benefit
potential for Iraq alone of ending the rule of Saddam Hussein is obvious.
But for those steering the policy, Iraq is only the beginning. And the
actual Iraq-specific case for war appears to be of secondary importance
to them at best. 
Now, who's flying that plane? 
President Bush remains the ultimate party responsible, but it is no
secret that a factional War Party has won the ears, hearts, and minds of
the President, Vice-President, National Security Adviser and Secretary of
Defense. As Scott Ritter, the Republican ex-Marine who hounded Saddam's
secret weapons group for several years, has warned: 
"The national security of the United States of America has been
hijacked by a handful of neo-conservatives who are using their position
of authority to pursue their own ideologically-driven political
ambitions." 
Ritter's warning may be understated. The neoconservatives, or
"neocons," are some of the most dangerous menaces to America's
destiny to come along. Moreover, they are a grave danger to the peace,
progress, and security of much of humanity. And their true agenda has
features of something that few, if any, have called by a designation that
is as alarming as it is accurate: a cult. 
Neoconservatism is not merely an ideology, but a cult of war and
domination that makes conventional and even ideological "hawks"
and "interventionists" look like doves and isolationists. Many
of their fellow conservatives fear their aims. For if successful, the
neocons' efforts will provoke far more terrorism, leave enormous numbers
of Americans and foreigners dying uselessly in endless far-flung wars,
trip-up the world's already struggling economy, and midwife a
Constitution-shelving national security state. 
Outlines of this are seen in a open-ended conflict, military activism
which has eschewed Congressional debate and oversight, spikes in oil
prices, domestic spying proposals, secret tribunals, citizen detentions
without trial, and surging ethnic and religious hatred. 
So, what is it that makes these neocons tick? What lies at their core?

There's a single, easy-to-find, and utterly frightening answer to that.

THE BIZARRE CORE OF NEOCONSERVATISM 
The single thread can be found, explicit and implicit, in neocon writings
and sentiments. These are worth a read, if only to see that the fate of
the world may be in the hands of people who are not only dangerous, but
actually use the word "hegemon" in conversation. 
In an essay in Foreign Affairs in 1996 ("Toward a Neo-Reaganite
Foreign Policy" July-August 1996), neocon gurus William Kristol and
Robert Kagan described their desired goal. 
They are seekers of a "global hegemon [ruler]." (Elsewhere
neocon writer Charles Krauthammer has called for embracing a
"unipolar world".) This world-encompassing hegemon would
possess a moral "exceptionalism", i.e. distinct essential moral
superiority. It would establish "moral clarity and purpose". It
would go forth (hegemonically, we must presume) and find "monsters
to destroy". Once empowered, this world-ruler would exercise
"benevolent ...hegemony." Nevertheless those otherwise good
people who don't actively aid the world-saving hegemon's monster-slaying
are guilty of "cowardice and dishonor". 
Hang on, it gets weirder. 
"The end of history" is how neocon author Francis Fukuyama in
his book of the same title has called the period after the collapse of
the hegemon's main enemy. William Kristol's father Irving has revealed in
his autobiography ("Memoirs of a Trotskyist") that the neocons
in their original incarnation saw themselves as the "`happy few' who
had been chosen by History to guide our fellow creatures toward a secular
redemption." 
To find the common thread, we need only connect the dots: 
A "benevolent global hegemon" of essentially superior moral
character? Who destroys monsters to create a "unipolar world,"
and imposes "moral clarity" and "purpose"? Who ushers
in "the end of history"? Whose acolytes are a vanguard in the
militant salvific redemption of the world? What to call such a being?

One word comes to mind . . . a Messiah. And a pretty darn utopian and
apocalyptic one at that. That is no exaggerated extrapolation of their
vision. And so it is no exaggeration to employ the term "cult."
(Recently, writer Thomas Bray in the online Wall Street Journal referred
to the Administrationís goals for Iraq as "messianic".) 
The next question: who or what is the neocon's Messiah? Lyndon LaRouche?
Leon Trotsky? No. Despite some neocons' earlier affi

Assassin - kill Tim May.

[professor rat]

The dumber people think you are, the more surprised they'll be when you
kill them! 
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Bank Security Checks.

[professor rat]

Net scams target banks
By Tanya Moore
03apr03
SCAM artists have begun targeting Internet banking systems for the first 
time in Australia.

Federal police have received several complaints from banks about Internet 
fraud in recent months.
An Australian Federal Police spokesman would not say how many complaints 
had been received but confirmed it was the first time the organisation had 
investigated Internet banking scams.
Some Commonwealth Bank customers were conned into sending passwords and 
membership numbers to an e-mail address after they received an e-mail from 
commonwealthbank.com, which had a genuine-looking NetBank logo.
The e-mail said: "Our new security system will help you to frequently avoid 
fraud transactions and to keep your investments in safety."
Fraudsters also attempted to replicate Internet sites for Westpac Bank and 
AMP.
Australian Consumers' Association spokeswoman Catherine Wolthuizen said the 
e-mail sent to Commonwealth Bank customers was particularly worrying. "It 
went out looking like an official e-mail," she said.
Internet consumers faced unique risks because they were offered quick 
access to information from around the world.
"But it also offers these advantages to scam artists," Ms Wolthuizen said.
Australian Bankers' Association chief executive officer David Bell said the 
association had tried to keep a step ahead of fraudsters.
"Fraud is a problem. It is a problem that is right across the board," Mr 
Bell said.
"It's certainly something that worries us.
"Anybody who has their business on the Net is particularly vulnerable."
He said the Commonwealth Bank e-mail scam vindicated the association's 
decision to form a fraud taskforce comprising police, banking and finance 
industry representatives.
About 5 per cent of bank transactions are conducted on the Internet and 90 
per cent of consumers bank electronically.
Mr Bell said bank customers who revealed a PIN number or password to others 
could be held accountable if it led to financial losses.
"If a customer attributes this to a fraud you may not be able to get your 
money back," he said.
Commonwealth Bank customers duped by the e-mail scheme did get their money 
back.
A bank spokesman said scam investigators had arrested a Russian man.
The 25-year-old will appear in a Sydney court this month charged with 
obtaining money by deception.
The spokesman said the NetBank site, which is used by about one million 
customers, had not been compromised.
Ms Wolthuizen warned consumers to be alert if they received e-mail messages 
claiming to be from a bank.
"Whenever they get this sort of communication (they need) to be very 
sceptical and to contact their bank if they have any doubt," she said.
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,6229155%255E421,00 
.html

Clusterfuck.

[professor rat]

Hawke, Murdoch warn of increased terrorist threat
April 3 2003, 3:58 PM
Hawke calls on Howard to withdraw troops 
Former prime minister Bob Hawke today called on the Howard government to
withdraw Australian troops from Iraq. 
"Surely by now the government can see they've made a fundamental
mistake," Mr Hawke told a Sydney book launch. 
Mr Hawke, who committed Australian troops to the UN-backed Gulf War in
1991, said the alternative was to place more and more Australians at risk
both abroad and at home. 
Murdoch says war could increase terrorism 
A prolonged war with Iraq could bring terrorism to the US and Britain, as
well as greater instability to the Middle East, according to media mogul
Rupert Murdoch. 
"It's very possible to see freelance suicide attempts both here and
in London, and that would psychologically shake this country up,"
Murdoch said today at a conference in California. 
The best thing to do to avoid that, said the head of News Corp, is to end
the war quickly. 
Amnesty blasts use of cluster bombs in Iraq 
A leading human rights organisation today said the use of cluster bombs
by US-led forces in Iraq will indiscriminately kill civilians. 
And Amnesty says the use of cluster bombs on a civilian area is a grave
violation of international humanitarian law. 
When the individual bombs from a cluster fail to explode on impact, they
remain active on the ground like landmines. 
Yesterday, an AFP correspondent said what appeared to be US-dropped
cluster bombs killed 33 civilians - including children - in the town of
al-Hilla, in central Iraq. 
Around 300 people were injured. 
http://smh.com.au/articles/2003/04/03/1048962833493.html

Hicks,Habib and Geneva Conventions.

[professor rat]

Hicks, Habib to stay until war's end

02apr03

TWO Australian men inside Camp X-Ray accused of terrorist links would be 
detained there until fighting in Afghanistan was over, Foreign Minister 
Alexander Downer said.

Adelaide man David Hicks and Sydney man Mamdouh Habib are being held 
without charge at the US Camp X-Ray at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, on suspicion 
of having links to al-Qaeda.
Mr Downer said he had not raised their cases during talks with President 
George W Bush and other White House officials in Washington.
"The situation hasn't changed in relation to them," Mr Downer told ABC TV.
"These are people who were detained as combatants in Afghanistan and they 
will be detained until the fighting in Afghanistan is finished."That's 
gradually drawing to a close but there's still some Taliban units on the 
loose in Afghanistan and being chased, so those people are being detained."
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,6229612%255E421,00 
.html

For Laura,Barbie and Jenna.

[professor rat]

It was extremely popular to see women broken by the wheel
(www.cecut.org.mx/galeria/tortura/wheel.htm).
Breaking by the wheel happened as follows: the naked victim would be
stretched out supine with crosspieces under her elbows, ankles, knees,
and hips; the executioner would then smash every limb and joint with the
iron-tyred wheel, but avoiding fatal blows
(www.cecut.org.mx/galeria/tortura/wheel.htm.)
The victim was described by a seventeenth-century German chronicler as
being transformed "into a sort of huge screaming puppet writhing in
rivulets of blood, a puppet with four tentacles, like a sea monster, of
raw, slimy and shapeless flesh mixed up with splinters of smashed
bones" (as quoted at
www.cecut.org.mx/galeria/tortura/wheel.htm).

Dukes of Hazzard.

[professor rat]

ASIO raids led some to flee
By Darren Goodsir
April 3 2003
A top policeman has revealed that counter-terrorism authorities have been
"interfering" with the activities of "a handful" of
people to stem the growth of terrorist networks.
The head of the NSW Counter-Terrorism Co-ordination Command, Chief
Superintendent Norm Hazzard, yesterday told a meeting of security chiefs
that last year's police raids with the Australian Security Intelligence
Organisation had been productive and more were likely in future. 
Although only one man, Jack Roche, had been arrested and charged after
the well-publicised ASIO raids, the operations had been fantastic
intelligence gathering exercises - and several people of interest had
either fled the nation or been expelled on immigration offences.
"A number of people have thought that this is not a very good place
to live in and have elected to leave the country by their own
accord," Mr Hazzard said. "There are [also] a number of people,
who have been taken to the airport and shown the door, because they did
not have the proper documentation to remain in this country."
Stressing that police had vastly different functions to ASIO - and needed
more information before obtaining search warrants - Mr Hazzard said the
recent creation of joint strike teams with federal police would soon
bring greater activity. 
"We are going to identify those people we believe are a threat to
this country - and we will mount investigations into them," he said.
"We are doing what we believe is in the long-term interests of
national security."
Mr Hazzard's comments to security chiefs responsible for government
departments, critical infrastructure, airlines and banks come just days
after the former ASIO manager and Olympic security intelligence chief,
Neil Fergus, said the agency had identified seven "dangerous"
people in Sydney who had been warned they were being targeted.
Mr Hazzard's speech on NSW's upgraded counter-terrorism capabilities
noted he had developed a database enabling daily analysis of "every
piece" intelligence documented by field officers. This had added
rigour to investigations. 
"A lot of it is chasing rabbits down holes," he said, but such
diligence was required for early detection. 
On the orders of the Police Commissioner, Ken Moroney, Mr Hazzard had
reviewed the state's terrorist capabilities. 
Last year he recommended creating a dedicated command - with distinct
desks headed by an officer of inspector rank or above. 
The command's divisions are: tactical intelligence, analysis,
investigations, counter-terrorism response, critical infrastructure
protection, consequence management, dignitary protection and public order
management.
The review also suggested buying equipment worth more than $17million,
mainly in enhanced bomb disposal technology, which was approved last
year.
Mr Hazzard said the Premier, Bob Carr - who set up a terrorism
sub-committee of cabinet - had taken a "hands-on" interest in
his command. 
http://smh.com.au/articles/2003/04/02/1048962815475.html

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Hope for a rapid American "victory."

[professor rat]

IF THIS BE TREASON
– then let the War Party make the most of it! Peter Arnett is 'guilty' of 
real reporting, not sedition



While the battlefield success of the "coalition" forces may be the subject 
of a vigorous debate, none can dispute their conquest of the American 
media. They took out NBC this week, although Iraqi television flickers back 
after each bombing raid. We can't be sure that Saddam Hussein was killed or 
seriously injured in that first missile strike, but Peter Arnett, we know 
for certain, is a goner.

The ritual slaying of a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter on the altar of 
wartime political correctness is meant as a warning to "mainstream" 
journalists: this could be you. Either "embed" yourself in the American 
propaganda machine, or choose exile.

No one disputes the veracity of what Arnett actually said. It is true, as 
the veteran war correspondent put it, that

"Clearly, the American war planners misjudged the determination of the 
Iraqi forces."

American military officers in the field are saying the same thing even as I 
write – but try firing them! And who can dispute the following?:

"My Iraqi friends tell me there is a growing sense of nationalism and 
resistance to what the United States and Britain are doing."

We don't need Arnett or the Iraqis to tell us that resistance to the 
invasion is motivated by nationalism. Invasions invariably provoke 
resistance, even in the most decadent of nations. But here is what really 
stuck in the collective craw of the War Party, and demanded – nay, cried 
out! – for punishment:

"It is clear that within the United States there is growing challenge to 
President Bush about the conduct of the war and also opposition to the war. 
So our reports about civilian casualties here, about the resistance of the 
Iraqi forces, are going back to the United States. It helps those who 
oppose the war when you challenge the policy to develop their arguments."

When a reporter, in the course of developing a story, instead becomes the 
story, some grand journalistic ethic is said to have been breached. But who 
made Arnett the story? NBC claims to have been inundated by 8,000 emails in 
response to Arnett's broadcast – a paltry number, given that it would be no 
mean feat of technology for a single person to generate that many within 
hours. Arnett, intones Walter Cronkite, " hangs by a rope of his own 
weaving," and various and sundry professors have been trotted out – 
particularly on NBC – to verify that he "crossed the line" between advocate 
and journalist.

This, from a television network that has U.S. government propaganda 
designed into its logo!

Beneath each and every talking head or battle scene, in NBC's continuous 
war coverage, the words "Operation Iraqi Freedom" are vividly emblazoned – 
as if "freedom" had anything to do with the American imperial project. A 
loud brouhaha was raised over the military attire of Arnett's interlocutor 
– even as our own airwaves are filled with strutting generals in full 
uniform, aiming their pointers at battlefield maps, like rapiers stabbing 
at the heart of Iraq.

Is it just me, or is the fiction that we are supposed to be bringing 
"democracy" and freedom to the benighted peoples of the Middle East 
somewhat undermined by the ideological cleansing of the American media? The 
uniformly propagandistic tone of American television coverage resembles a 
Soviet propaganda film, circa 1936. Fox News, with its 
all-braying-all-the-time format, was the precursor of this Sovietizing 
trend, and now MSNBC is taking on the same Leninist style. The race is on 
between Aaron Brown of CNN and Dan Abrams of MSNBC to see who can parrot 
the party line most faithfully: the winner so far is Brown, for his David 
Horowitz-like interrogation of Dan Ellsberg. But Abrams is doing his best 
to keep up: the other day, he answered the query of a journalism professor 
as to the provenance of the "Operation Iraqi Freedom" logo – wasn't that 
"crossing the line," too? Oh no, opined Abrams, because, you see, "that is 
the actual name of this operation"!

Jack Shafer, media critic at Slate.com, thinks Arnett should have been 
fired – but not because of anything he said about the failure of the U.S. 
war plan, or unexpected Iraqi resistance:

"It was nothing Democratic foes of the war haven't been saying for a week 
and some Republicans are sharing anonymously today with the Washington Post."

Arrnett's real crime, according to Shafer, is speaking at all to the 
Iraqis, in an Iraqi venue:

"That Arnett took his star turn on Iraqi state television and spoke 
seriously to a uniformed member of the Iraqi military indicates that he 
possesses the credulousness of a child, not the judgment of a seasoned 
reporter."

At least the Iraqi interviewer had the honesty to wear a military uniform: 
some of our own "journalists" might as well be wearing U.S. military 
uniforms, for all the objectivity they bring to the unfolding story of this 
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Re: Trials for those undermining the war effort?

[Ken Brown]

Harmon,

your knowledge of the history of the Roman Empire & early Christianity
is flakier than Choate's physics.  Go home and read some history books
instead of New Age loonies with a persecution complex.

No point in refuting the heap of ignorance appended below because there
isn't enough meaningful  in it to require an answer - but if it makes
you feel superior to fantasise that using a modern-style transliteration
of an Aramaic name as "Yeshua" instead of the Latin-style "Jesus" makes
you some sort of elite soul, go right ahead.  The Greek spelling of the
name is Iesous anyway. And the origin is the same Hebrew name that also
comes to us as Joshua and Hosea.  That sort of thing happens when you
move between alphabets.


Harmon Seaver wrote:
> 
> On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 08:43:34PM +0100, Ken Brown wrote:
> > Steve Schear wrote:
> >
> > > At 06:34 PM 3/30/2003 -0500, stuart wrote:
> > > >On Sunday, March 30, 2003, Harmon Seaver came up with this...
> > > >
> > > >You give too much credit to the Romans. Catholicism worked so well
> > > >because it is a virus, and conversion was often forced upon heathens by
> > > >their fellow countrymen.
> > >
> > > Interestingly though, Christianity started in the Holy Land but never got
> > > much traction there.
> >
> > Not true. Palestine became majority Christian quite early, as did parts
> > of Syria, Armenia and Arabia.  All those places, and also Egypt, were
> > largely converted long before the Christians had any political power.
> 
>No, they weren't "christian" -- they were followers of Rabbi Yeshua ben
> Yoseph ha Natzri, later called Mesheach ha Israel. No Jewish moma ever named her
> little boy Jesus, which is a Greek name, and the Jews had just spent 200 years
> of ethnic cleansing anything that looked, smelled, or spoke Greek. Jesus and
> Christ and christianity were something invented by the europeans -- a take-off
> of the Jewish messiah and with some of the early writings, heavily edited, of
> Rabbi Yeshua's apostles, but rather a different thing. When the Romans started
> trying to alter things, the groups in Palestine, Syria, etc. essentially told
> them to fuck off.
>The "epistles of Paul", for example, were written in Greek, while the earlier
> stuff was originally written in Hebrew, then very badly translated into Greek,
> essentially by the word for word substitution method, which really resulted in
> some strange passages in the new testament. Some scholars have been reverse
> translating them by the same method with good results, but of course there's a
> lot of official opposition to this (just as there is to translating the Dead Sea
> scrolls) and zero funding.
> Interestingly enough, Paul's letters would have been totally lost except for
> one man, Marcion, who collected them all. Unfortunately, he was a Gnostic, not a
> christian, and a rabid anti-semite, so he took a scissors and cut out anything
> that was at all favorable to the jews and burned it, leaving some very strange
> and heavily altered texts.
>The new testament wasn't canonized until around 400-500ad, can't remember
> exactly, but anyway long after the council at nicea where they excommunicated
> all the Palistinian, etc. followers of the Rabbi, and also after christianity
> had been made the official state religion of the empire, so any hope of the
> real authentic older teachings being included was long gone. And, of course, we
> know that pretty much as soon as they were made the official church, they went
> about destroying the old religion's temples, sacred texts, etc and persecuting
> the followers.
>Talk about "broken chains of tradition". 8-)
> 
> --
> Harmon Seaver
> CyberShamanix
> http://www.cybershamanix.com

Re: U.S. Drops 'E-Bomb' On Iraqi TV

[Tim May]

On Tuesday, April 1, 2003, at 10:43  PM, Sarad AV wrote:

--- Damian Gerow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

And then the whole world dies, because of ...  what?

Seriously, I *highly* doubt that any nation at this
time would *seriously*
think of bombing another nuclear-enabled nation with
a nuclear weapon.  It's
just suicide.
Well-pakistan has been constantly nuclear black
mailing india.They say that their nuclear options are
always open and there is nothing india can do about
it.When the hate grows logic doesn't work.
Silly PC language about how "when the hate grows logic doesn't work" is 
pointless, Ghandian nonsense.

If India does not withdraw from Kashmir, Pakistan will nuke Delhi, 
Calcutta, Hyderabad, and the aptly-named Mumbai.

Jibberish about "hate" and "love" and "violence never solves anything" 
needs to be introduced to Mr. Atom.

--Tim May
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However, I am sincerely seeking your confidence in this transaction,   which I propose 
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contact anybody since I am cutting off ties with Zimbabwe for security and safety 
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accounts in dollars  to Johannesburg, South Africa to deposit the sum of US$8.5 
million (Eight million, Five Hundred thousand US dollars), in a private security 
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security reasons, and was to be used for the purchase of land, new machines and 
chemicals establishment of new farms in Botswana.
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danger became unbearable, and I survived two murder attempts, I fled Zimbabwe.
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PAUL SAVIMBI

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EMAIL. [EMAIL PROTECTED]



I WILL FIRST INTRODUCE MY SELF,I AM PAUL SAVIMBI AND

AM 19 YEARS OLD, AM ONLY SURVIVING SON OF JONAS

SAVIMBI,WHO WAS THE FORMER REBEL LEADER IN

ANGOLA(UNITA).

I GOT YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS FROM THE INTERNET WHILE
LOOKING FOR A TRUST
WORHTY PERSON TO HELP ME INVEST MY CONSIGNMENT AND
ALSO ACT AS A
 
BENEFICIARY FOR THE CONSIGNMENT 

TO BE MOVED OUT OF AFRICA.

AFTER THE DEATH OF MY FATHER THE REBELS HELD US

HOSTAGE UNTIL THE RECENT INTERVENTION OF THE UNITED

NATION SECRETARY GENERAL MR KOFI ANNAN,WHO SECURED A

PEACE AGREEMENT WITH THE REBELS THAT LED TO OUR

RELEASE,ALL THE REFUGEE MOVED TO THE GHANA CONCETRATED

CAMP.

BUT BEFORE MY FATHER'S DEATH HE HAD A METALIC BOX

DEPOSITED IN GHANA CONTAINING PURE DIAMONDS WHICH HE

KEPT IN A TRUST HOUSE IN GHANA,AND I HAVE HERE WITH ME

ALL NECESSARY DOCUMENTATION,INCLUDING THE CERTIFICATE

OF DEPOSIT,AND A SECRET CODE,FOR THE RETRIEVAL OF THE

DIAMONDS,ONLY ME AND MY MOTHER KNOWS ABOUT THIS AS THE

DIAMONDS WHERE DEPOSITED IN THE TRUST HOUSE AS FAMILY

TREASURE.

I SEEK YOUR HELP TO INVEST IT FOR ME AND MY MOTHER,YOU

WILL BE HIGHLY COMPENSATED WITH PERCENTAGE,

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SIGNIFY YOUR INTEREST.

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[Thomas Shaddack]

> Relying on httpd operators to protect those who access is plain silly,
> even if echelon (funny how that word dropped below radar lately) did
> not exist.

Echelon could be grouped together with Carnivore and CALEA devices into
the group of Generic Transport-level Eavesdroppers. No need to consider it
separately, at least for technological purposes. (...am I right?)

> What doesn't exist is mixmaster-grade anon re-httpers. I guess that ones that
> would let just text through (no images/scripting etc.) would be repulsive
> enough for wide public and therefore useful.

Could it be constructed as eg. a FreeNet extension? Piggybacking on an
existing system is easier than rolling out a whole new thing.

> Once you provide your data, it is always retained forever. Learn to
> live with it.

What worries me a LOT is Google (and search engines in general). Very
useful tool, and way too attractive to profile people by their search
queries.

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		World Golf League (OTCBB: WGFL)
		 Near Term Target Price: $0.31
	

			
		
		
			

	
		Shares Outstanding
		200 Million
	
	
		Approx. Float
		30 Million
	
	
		Near Term Price Proj.
		$0.31
	

			
		
		
			


	
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			WGFL just went public via reverse merger, potential opportunity to get in the beginning.
			WGFL satisfies a need for the average amateur golfer to compete in a PGA style fantasy tournament with the excitement of substantial prize money in "play for pay".
			WGFL revenues are estimated at $11.2 Million in 2003 and $34 Million in 2004.
			WGFL will be capitalizing on the world's fastest growing sport with over 26.5 million golfers in the US and 55.8 million worldwide.
			WGFL markets its concept directly and through marketing licensees to a total of 57 in the United States markets and 27 international venues.
			WGFL concept has received tremendous national publicity including the Golf Channel, Sports Illustrated and several major market news publications.
			WGFL has attracted many players that have included NFL Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor, Rickey Jackson, NHL Hall of Famer Phil Esposito and a host of pro golfers including Fulton Allem.
			WGFL license agreements offer an extremely attractive opportunity to licensee who will share in various levels of returns.
		
	

			
		
		
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		Great News! Now we can say with certainty that is WGFL is truly a WorldWide Company.
		WGFL’s plan for growth is to license territory’s in the U.S.A and around the World, which includes a one-time fee upfront plus ongoing royalties for the life of the agreement.
		The job of the licensee is to organize tournaments and to market the WGFL to attract new members who pay an annual fee of $105 Dollars. The benefits to the member are enormous and valued by WGFL to be worth about $3000 Dollars which include Travel, Hotels discounts at Golf Courses and preferred starting tee time’s just to mention a few.
		What is intriguing to us is the quote by the CEO in this PR “I believe we will be able to achieve our 5 year marketing plan which calls for a 2% worldwide market penetration or 1.1 million members.“
		By higher mathematics after calculating these NEW PROJECTIONS, we arrive at a top line figure for JUST ANNUAL MEMBERS in excess of $105 Million Dollars in new revenues over the next five years.
		In our opinion, we believe that the key to SUCCESS FOR WGFL IS TO CONTINUE MAKING THESE LICENSING DEALS WORLDWIDE. 
		On the surface this new PR appears to us to be a Great Deal for WGFL, it puts WGFL in a Great New Market with a lot of players who love the game.
		Keep a real close eye on this New Baby, and always Watch This Stock Trade.
	
	
	PRESS RELEASE
	The World Golf League announces signing of United Kingdom Licensee.
		ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla., April 2  /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The World Golf League, Inc.(OTC Bulletin Board:WGFL) announced today that Peter Blay, a seasoned sports marketing executive, has joined the WGL team as the primary United Kingdom Licensee. The World Golf League markets a professional golf concept, directly and through licensees in the USA and 27 international venues, which allows average golfers to play for substantial prize money in local and regional tournaments culminating with a PGA-style national event.
		Peter will head the WGL’s United Kingdom operations and will be responsible for all aspects of marketing the concept. The license agreement is valued at $325,000 in one time license fees and $8.8 million in royalties over a five-year period. The one time licensing fee was based upon a percentage of the expected revenue stream to the licensee over a five year period. The royalty revenue stream is based on a 50% ownership of the territory by the WGL and an average of _% market penetration over five years. The WGL’s overall 5 year marketing plan calls for a 2% worldwide market penetration or 1.1 million members. The UK alone represents 3.7 million golfers, the largest golf market in Europe.
		Mike Pagnano, CEO of the WGL, commented, “We are delighted to have Peter join our team and spearhead our entrance into the European market. His experience in sports marketing will bring great exposure to our ‘play for pay’ concept. The WGL plans further expansion in Europe, with licensees in Spain, Portugal, Germany, Ireland, France and Italy. This marks a significant stepping-stone for our Company, as Europe represents 11% of the world’s golf population with over 6.2 million golfers. I believe we will be able to achieve our 5 year marketing plan which calls for a 2% worldwide market penetration or 1.1 million members.“
		

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Damian Gerow wrote:

I can only see two reasons for bombing with
nuclear weapons: hate and stupidity.
That being said, you'd have to *really* hate someone (or an entire country) to actually /use/ a nuclear weapon.

That's nonsense.  I can think of several entirely ethical uses of 
nuclear weapons, with the usage not motivated by hate but simple utility:

1. You have a large invading fleet approaching your nation.  A few nukes 
out in the middle of the ocean could handily take out the fleet without 
getting any innocent bystanders. (This scenario occurs in one of Poul 
Anderson's novels.)

2. You have a large invading army crossing an uninhabited wasteland. 
Again, tactical nukes would be useful and ethical here.  Use airbursts, 
though, to avoid producing a lot of fallout.

3. Power generation.  One scheme I once read about for a fusion reactor 
involved digging a deep cavern, exploding a nuke within it every once in 
a while, and having the resulting heat drive your electrical generators.

4. Interplanetary transportation of a massive payload.  Project Orion, 
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On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Ken Brown wrote:

> On paper they won on the Eastern Front, but the Soviet Union
> was produced out of the Russian defeat and I suspect many Germans would,
> in the log run, not have thought that that was a good outcome.

One really can't deny that that shipping the secret weapon of mass
destruction (Ulyanov-1 across Germany in a sealed railway car) produced a
lot of fallout.

Nuking kasmir (Re: U.S. Drops 'E-Bomb' On Iraqi TV)

[Major Variola (ret)]

At 10:43 PM 4/1/03 -0800, Sarad AV wrote:
>Well-pakistan has been constantly nuclear black
>mailing india.They say that their nuclear options are
>always open and there is nothing india can do about
>it.
>Sarath.

Hilarious, dude.  Who got nukes first?  India.

See your own propoganda site, http://www.saag.org/papers5/paper451.html
"THE MAY 1998 POKHRAN TESTS: Scientific Aspects by R. Chidambaram"
for a nice tech description of your past and recent gizmos.

And your "blackmailing" agitprop is taken straight from
http://www.saag.org/papers5/paper482.html
"PAKISTAN'S NUCLEAR BLACKMAILING: Spreading fear of
 nuclear terror"  by Dr. Rajesh Kumar Mishra
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RE: U.S. Drops 'E-Bomb' On Iraqi TV

[Vincent Penquerc'h]

>I don't think they will need to fight us, just impose 
> sanctions by the UN, or
> even just a world boycott of the US. That and a few suicide 
> bombers in the US
> now and again. How many suicide bombers in airports would it 
> take to finish off
> the US air industry? The rest of the world is perfectly 
> capable of destroying
> the US without any real military action. 

I doubt those govts would be able to hide their traces well enough
for the CIA not to have wind of this. Then, the US have two options:
either officially yell, and maybe militarily attack (they'd have a
huge popular support for this), or let the CIA do the thing, as in
Chile, for instance. Leads to a war of civilian bombings ? Official
yells would be of course accompanied with sanctions, probably voted
at UNSC unanimity (minus a veto if the responsbile country is in
UNSC itself, but I doubt that'd change much anyway).
Something that could (though not very probable either) avoid these
consequences is "unofficial" actions, by people without any state
connection whatsoever (or company, etc). But even then, look at
what happened to Afghanistan. Granted, a EU country might be a bit
more hard of a target to attack, but it would be easier for the CIA
to do the same kind of covert attacks there. I doubt many countries
want to get involved into that.

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