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From: tchow on 18 Apr 2008 20:13 took complete control of a sweet young college kid. The government knows how that works. Yet the government charged her with bank robbery even though she was under their mental control. She had renounced her rich parents and taken a new name. Happens all the time. The FBI called her a 'common criminal'. Then put her on their Top Ten Wanted List. Maybe they thought she had taken Terrorism 101 at school and ambitiously decided to start robbing banks of her own accord. Anyway, there was an episode before they caught her where six members of the SLA were armed and wholed up in a house. Outcome? Five of them were burned to death. How did the house get set on fire? A tear gas grenade. They apparently cannot be deployed without setting a place on fire? If a place gets set on fire, and the government has many guns pointed at you, you might not decide to get out in time until it is too late. o 5 SLA people burned to death from a tear gas grenade. o An armed wholed-up person burned to death in San Diego on May 2, 1997.
From: quasi on 18 Apr 2008 21:03 :Cc: <others> This is a report on the Internet traffic of Bob Brain. The Internet is a public wire, which Salomon is obligated to monitor for security/compliance reasons. Mr. Brain showed up on radar when he transferred out over 12,000 lines of source code which was extensively maintained by more than one Salomon person, to Merrill Lynch. His individual traffic (public Internet) was then pulled from backups. This is the summary report of what has been found. Prepared by Guy, 5/6/96. ##### ####### # # ####### ####### # # ####### ##### # # # # ## # # # ## # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # ##### # # # # ##### # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # ## # # # ## # # # ##### ####### # # # ####### # # # ##### #1 - Executive summary #2 - Brain admits he screws [SBI] around all the time #3 - His internal and external business a
From: JSH on 18 Apr 2008 19:56 incorrect views) for blackmail, then acting vengefully when he wouldn't act as their rat fink. Shoot-to-kill. Sniper team. Military fatigues. A terrorizing organization: how else to explain the cruel cruel taunting. A terrorist organization by virtue of shoot-to-kill orders. ---- Waco. Gun charges. The deaths of all those people were 80% the fault of the government. I say that even though I believe the Koreshians set the fire. You'd go mad too after screaming dying rabbits are blasted into your dreams every night, and in the end were attacked by five hours of toxic tear gas. You would literally be trapped in hell with the devil pointing guns at you. Some of the reasons for 30% of the blame: o The mandatory documentation of the raid plan was never distributed. o The warrant they were to serve was also left behind. "We don't need no stinkin' warrants" o It is well-documented that David Koresh had left the complex many times while under the surveillance of as many as eight A.T.F. agents. o The F.B.I. cut off all utilities and sanitation. Government loudspeakers blared nonstop with such sounds as jet planes, and the cries of rabbits being slaughtered. [I have three loving bunnies who have free roam inside my apartment: the Feds are sick puppies. What would the public ha
From: Rotwang on 18 Apr 2008 21:22 court. o Studies on the feasibility of monitoring all bank transactions in real-time are ordered. ("So we can compute FDIC insurance requirements in real-time") Recommendation to proceed is given by law enforcement. o Loss of rights if you are receiving government benefits: - public housing ordered searched without warrants by the president [A DIRECT VIOLATION OF OUR CONSTITUTION!] - suspicionless searches of cars (NJ, for example) - no California driver's license without fingerprinting, eventually all U.S. citizens are fingerprinted - no welfare benefits (NY for example) without fingerprinting - illegal immigrant kids denied medical care without being reported, meaning they can't go for care. It was quite a Song of Hate California Governor Pete Wilson sung for that cruelty. He had waited until CA schools were in dire shape before coming up with this final solution. o No restrictions or court authorization necessary for the police to put a position tracking monitor on your car. o All your international calls now have a buddy listening in. o most domestic calls are monitored; millions and millions... o The police begin deploying Military technology to scan you as they drive by in their police cars. Military tanks used by the FBI. Military aircraft purchased by the BATF. o Billions and billions and billions of dollars are diverted from children and needy people to pay for it all. o CALEA: all national infrastructure equipment must be designed from the ground-up to be spied on by the government. o Forfeiture laws mean: - Federal and state officials now have the power to seize your business, home, bank account, records and personal property, all without indictment, hearing, or trial. - Everything you have can be taken away at
From: quasi on 18 Apr 2008 18:28
Ubiquitous full-strength crypto --- in all our email products and web browsers --- would immediately begin to lessen ECHELON's ability to spy in such a massive dragnet fashion. There is an ugly implication to ECHELON being the reason Netscape and company are being held hostage by the NSA. "Only with a court authorized warrant..." --- Louis Freeh, FBI Director Louis Freeh is lying. ****************************************************************************** Key Recovery Isn't Even Feasible --- -------- ----- ---- -------- http://www.epic.org Distinguished cryptographers and computer scientists have released a new report, "The Risks of Key Recovery, Key Escrow, and Trusted Third-Party Encryption." The report follows an earlier recommendation of the OECD that the risks of key escrow encryption be considered before key escrow infrastructures are established. The report concludes "The deployment of a global key-recovery- based encryption infrastructure to meet law enforcement's stated specifications will result in substantial sacrifices in security and greatly increased costs to the end-user." http://www.crypto.com/k |