Re: Anarchists Hijack Police Protest

> Shouts of "You've had your protest, now go home" were shouted at the > throngs of officers as a humourous reminder of what is heard from police > at each demonstration. One seething officer from East London told > undercurrents that he wasn't "allowed to bring a banner but the

[Reformatted] End of the IRS?? -- Bartlett dodges DoJ bullet

Here's another, Timmy. [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > [Clearly Roscoe came under such DoJ pressure that he was forced to > look for an out. So now, with no hearings the topic once again drops > from public view. Want to bet Bartlett somehow receives no information > requests on this topic and the I

[Reformatted] BBC News | ENGLAND | Students debate Israel 'apartheid'

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Anonymous User) writes: > http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk/england/newsid_1844000/1844326.stm > > BBC News | ENGLAND | Students debate Israel 'apartheid' > > Wednesday, 27 February, 2002, 14:11 GMT > Students debate Israel 'apartheid' > > A student at Manchester Universit

Re: Judge: no flags, or all flags, msgs

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Anonymous) writes: > >http://latimes.com/news/local/la-07507jan30.story?coll=la%2Dheadlines%2Dcalifornia > > [Kudos to these two women] > > Flag Policy Voided > Freeways: Caltrans must either allow all signs or remove everything > posted, judge rules. > > By HUGO MARTIN,

WTF is going on ??

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pennies for IRS (or non-dumb JB)

http://macontelegraph.com/content/macon/2001/08/27/local/ETHREDGE0827.htm By Rob Peecher Telegraph Staff Writer EATONTON --- Jesse Ethredge doesn't care much for President Bush, and he doesn't hesitate to say so. In fact, if you're following the 57-year-old Eatonton man down the road, you'll qu

Bomb Law Reporter Vol. 1 No. 1

Aimee: > > [Since some remailer-idiots want to talk about bombs in here and grossly > mischaracterize an entire forum.] Amusing, Aimee -- or is it "Amusing Aimee"? But the real discussion was about protected speech, was it not? You previously posted a piece on "842" as if that were an actua

Anti-Carnivore FUD or Brave New Internet?

http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit2713.html JULY 13, 2000 Meet Eater The FBI's Plan for Digital Wiretaps Raises More Questions Than It Answers By Robert X. Cringely There is this moment toward the otherwise forgettable end o

Single-file photons

Photons can now be emitted one at a time, an advance towards quantum computers and cryptography A tiny disc that emits light in an orderly procession of single photons, and with no background noise, has been created. The "photon turnstile" could ultimately transmit the keys to secret codes s

anarchism = socialism

...read on and learn also that capitalism == mass slavery [LART], and that, very definitely, property == theft [LART]. For an anarchist, he also seems a little too eager to invoke the authority of the dictionary to support his claims [CLUESTICK - get 2 free LARTs]. FableOfNamesMonger

Re: More Columbine fall-out

Steven Furlong wrote: > ALBANY - Schools will be required to submit copies of their building > plans to local police and fire departments under legislation recently > signed into law by Gov. George Pataki. I wonder if this includes home schools.

CDR cover your glass Re: CDR cover your glass (ad nauseum)

Or make a tube out of a cereal box to hold over the end of your binoculars/ camera lens. Some strange people actually use this miraculous piece of technology to avoid glare. Now can we please drop this thread? Cap'n Crunch. > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Cypherpunks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subje

OT: Scientology Autopsy Photos on Rotten

http://www.rotten.com just gained some fairly tame autopsy photos of a Co$ member "helped" by the church in 1995. The State case against the Co$ was dismissed June 12 of this year, but the prosecutor's report (on the motion to dismiss based on the Religious Freedom Act) is still interesting.

Rewrite remailers? (Was: DVD Audio in July)

Today, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > In a couple weeks I'm going to release Tcl/Tk code that can > a) download all articles from a newsgroup, > b) download selected (by any header line) files from a > newsgroup. Of course, remail clients, e.g., Jack B. Nymble v2, have this capability. Is the intent

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Subject: clinton black-bagged Israeli spies tapped Clinton e-mail Uzi Mahnaimi, Tel Aviv MORE than 20 years of Israeli spying operations in Washington culminated in the interception of e-mails from President Bill Clinton, intelligence sources claimed last week. The revelati

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Subject: gamecos sue Yahoo Lawyers and arms dealers always win, no matter how bogus the conflict. Video-Game Makers Sue Yahoo 08:06EST 03/29/00 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- The nation's three top-se

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Subject: responsibility I countered with the observation that, by making the tapes available to the government, the companies had to know they were providing the wherewithal for the government to use them however it wanted. They had to bear some responsibility. This comment caused Tordella's

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Subject: LA sheriff hassles author L.A. Sheriff Wants Warning on Fake Stalker Site Web Page Purports to Be Diary of an Obsession March 20, 2000 By David Noack

Re: Anonymous remailers on SportsNight

> On SportsNight (the best show you're not watching, according to TV > guide), there was a reference to anonymous remailers this past Tuesday. > Is this the first mention in pop culture? Maybe the first one on TV, but remailers have been mentioned in various pieces of fiction, for example: | Thi