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Somebody behind a remailer wrote:
>Posters to the cypherpunks list can be divided into idiots and others.
Posters to the cypherpunks list can be divided into those agitating on behalf
of the united states federal government and others. Isn't attempting to turn
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The interesting thing about this is the new crackdown on non-classified
information in the private sector under the umbrella provision "persons in
other organizations that support DoD." Of course each contractor has the right
to set what's acceptable and what i
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(Szasz is right, but this is SO much fun... :D ~F.)
"Constant criticism, nit-picking, no empathy, control freak, charm, devious,
manipulative, intimidating? Read this..."
The serial bully
Identifying the psychopath or sociopath in our midst including the soc
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Eugene wrote:
>Brush painted a grim picture of "Internet martial law" being imposed in a
>vain attempt to capture distributed terrorist groups. Terrorists' style of
>"Net war," a term coined earlier by experts at the RAND policy think tank,
>would prove elusive
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Tim wrote:
>I speed-read Tucker's "Scourge" several days ago, and yesterday I sat
>down at my local Borders and speed-read the new Judith Miller, William
>Broad, etc. book "Germs." (When I "speed-read" I read for the important
>parts; I can usually absorb a boo
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I know this is off-topic, but no matter what your academic training, there's no
substitute for knowing how to take care of yourself in a crisis. Anyone who is
seriously committed to the idea of individual personal responsibility probably
acquired these skills a
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http://wyden.senate.gov/9262001%20Tech%20Corps%20Statement.htm
Remarks of Senator Ron Wyden to the United States Senate
Proposing a National Emergency Technology Guard (NET Guard)
Senator Wyden chairs the Senate Commerce Subcommi
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(I know this reads like a bad troll, but thought you'd want to see it anyway...)
Washington Post
September 30, 2001
Federal Diary
Trust In Government Surges During Crisis; Challenge Is To Keep It From Ebbing
By Stephen Barr
The liberals trust the government.
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James wrote:
>This is not the definition used in the analysis, which references the
>much-bandied "war on terrorism". Granted that the English language is no
>longer what it was after nearly a century of concerted corruption
>through constant misuse by all str
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James wrote:
>What is this, Henry Kissinger's vanity website or something? It reads
>like one of his Nixon era State Dept. memos on Vietnam or some shit.
>Pure felgercarb.
What objective criteria do you use to tell good analysis from bad?
> Mr. Bin Laden mus
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Where's the "discovery" here? I posted a story from Stratfor to the list
Tuesday, Sept 25. Oh well, glad you found it anyway.
>Yup, by far the most intelligent analysis I've seen.
It's good, but I'm guessing the classified work from RAND is even better. It al
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Rishab Aiyer Ghosh wrote:
>indians and pakistanis don't worry about nuclear war because we know that
>the nuclear tests were for attention - india has had the Bomb since 1974, and
>pakistan has been known to have it for a decade. india carried out the tests
>
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Master Site: http://www.nbc-med.org/
Medical Online NBC Information Server
Don't miss their online video tutorials and training courses! Fascinating
stuff. Good reading...
Medical Management Of Biological Casualties Handbook
Fourth Edition, February 2001
U.S.
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Jim wrote:
>Are we seeing the beginning of the end of the concept of 'nation'? Are we
>faced with the incontrovertible truth that we either abandon the concepts
>of science/technology, accept a autocratic state where our every move is
>reviewed for threat pote
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Tim wrote:
>This confusion and chaos was pretty much anticipated by Y2K worriers:
>had anything disrupted transport or communications, D.C. looked to be in
>bad shape. (I recall comparisons made to Montgomery County, which had
>some problems with emergency sys
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Free training from the FEMA Emergency Management Institute:
Emergency Response to Terrorism: Self-Study
"This course is self-paced, paper-based document and is designed to provide the
basic awareness training to prepare first responders to respond to incident
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Congressional Advisory Panel to Assess Domestic Response Capabilities for
Terrorism Involving Weapons of Mass Destruction (The Gilmore Commission)
Next meeting: Sept. 24th from 9:00 am until 4:00 pm at the RAND Washington
Office - 1200 North Hayes Street.
Bo
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Declan wrote:
>> Does anyone have any ideas on implementing a more libertarian
>approach to airport security technology and policy? For example, if
>someone asked you to contribute to a policy point paper to brief the
>White House, what would you recommend?
>
>T
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Does anyone have any ideas on implementing a more libertarian approach to airport
security technology and policy? For example, if someone asked you to contribute to a
policy point paper to brief the White House, what would you recommend?
I'm sure we could all
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