I had already read Rick Buchanan's response to Tom Gartman's threat to destroy the newsgroups, and I thought you were just trying to be sarcastic. The message IDs given in the report can be checked, and the cancels can be verified -- all the major despammers keep logs of their work.
I would also imagine that you can telnet out to the PSI site and take a look at the spam for yourself. As to proving the existence of David Ritz, note that he has an email address. You can write and ask him to call you on the telephone, and maybe arrange to meet him somehow, to satisfy your curiosity. Let's try that one out.
Henrietta -- Just because something is allowed doesn't mean it is okay, or a good idea. So how come Dave the Resurrector is bringing back posts from some but not others? Of course we all know Lewis is content oriented but this is a surprise--it's so blatant.
Sounds reasonable to me sir. I thought it was most amusing. Geez--give it a rest or take some meds. I have no problem with Mr. Gartman and sincerely hope he creates as much havoc as conceivable if others interfer with his posts. The cabal has destroyed many newsgroups--remember alt.
Why can cabal do such things and not Mr. Oh--I get it--it's that old double standard like with third party cancels--you can do it because you're one of Gods chosen ones but if Hip or those using his wonderful software free to all who sincerely want to use it to end cancels do it they are somehow 'rogue'--now there's an amusing term coming from a gang of thugs.
That would cause a reaction like this. But, actually, I was trying to be sarcastic. Effort is half the battle Henrietta. But who cares in any event. The threat is perfectly reasonable if someone is canceling his posts. I would also imagine that you can telnet out to the PSI -site and take a look at the spam for yourself.
But that assumes that Dave has your obession with it Henrietta. I would find that doubtful. You can write and ask him to call you on the telephone, -and maybe arrange to meet him somehow, to satisfy your curiosity. But again that assumes he has your obsession Henrieatta. Ah--so you're finally cuming on to Mr. Hayes--I suspected as much you know. Good thing too--because one thing is obvious from your recent posts--you just aren't having any fun at what you're doing.
Most anti-cabal do you know. Steve news. How do I know I can trust those logs? It's not necessary to prove his existence.
It's necessary to prove that whomever that is had real proof of the connections implied. Eh, who cares? Just give him a hierarchy, and he'll be happy. Would you rather I come to Altadena and park on your doorstep until you admit that I am real? It appears your sense : of irony doesn't either. This was far less a threat than a promise to at least try to attain certain twisted goals. Good guess, Dave, but you're a little off base, as usual. Gartman's rant, followed by the supersedes attack, were directly related to his ConquerNet C-block turning to scotched earth.
Nothing I nor anyone else did contributed to this happening. Personally, I don't give a flying fuck in hell what Tom Gartman is selling or what he has to say. I do, however, object strenuously to his apparent need to say what ever it is times a month, while several other entities carry the cost of this attack on the newsgroups.
It is far more destructive than the little hissy-fit Gartman threw on the morning his connectivity was severed. If you raise the specter of censorship, you'd damn well better to be ready to defend the wanton disregard to other's speech exhibited by this and every other greed driven miscreant who has buried the newsgroups they're defecating in so deeply in pink manure that there is no chance, what so ever, for anyone to speak, let alone be heard.
I suspect the closest analogy I can draw for you would be the Cold War practice of jamming radio broadcasts from the West. This effort was not meant to improve anyone's ability to communicate. On the contrary, it was explicitly designed to stem the flow of ideas.
I suppose you'll say that it was the East's right to jam broadcasts; that they were just expressing themselves. You're trying to pull your crap on a long time civil libertarian who understands just how empty the nonsense you spout is. Give it a rest Dave. I, for one, am bored to tears by the constant cyclic arguments you are particularly fond of bandying about. You called me a liar in public, while having no evidence to back you up.
I didn't publicly rub your nose in it, when I presented my evidence to you privately. I suggest you take a little time thinking before you try libeling me again. As things stand now, its not my credibility which should be called to question.
Nor is there any way of : checking the report's validity. Say, Dave, the report was genuine. So am I. If you can prove or even present evidence to the contrary, please do so. If not, bite me. So far a checking the validity of any of my reports, you'll need to be fairly quick about it.
While I regularly post my reports, the articles referenced therein are not going to be available at Deja News. You'll even have to be quick at your "Site of Virtue" of choice, as many of the groups being covered have exceedingly short expire times. Rock out, Dave. I'm sorry for any typos or spelling errors my reports may contain.
I'll do my best to rectify them. You'll find my published research to be largely beyond reproach. Only once in the past couple of years have I mistaken a clever forgery for the genuine article when filing a report.
As I am a man of scruples, I immediately sent out a correction, not only exonerating the implicated individual, but demonstrating how and where the forgeries had taken place. This is not a criminal court, where there may be a need for proof beyond reasonable doubt. Even if it were, an overwhelming preponderance of evidence may lead to a conviction in a case based entirely on circumstantial evidence. Since I am unable to watch the spammers I go after in action, I base my findings on the empirical evidence I'm able to dig up.
It is that evidence which is presented. You may recall an article I posted to nana. This may be due to their being required to prepare a criminal defense for their client. I'm sorry you'll have a hard time verifying the following message. Life is tough, sometimes. It seems the listed URL is no longer reachable.
Your inability to access the listed URL does not change, in any way, the factual content of this message, posted by Tom Gartman on one of his now slagged websites. While Gartman's current legal woes my deal with First Amendment questions, I suspect its more likely a question of how the rape videos he promotes were attained.
Yes, Dave, that is purely conjecture on my part. These authorities seized all computers and records from our offices. The FBI investigation is centered around the Federal stature that states it is illegal to ship or promote obscene material over state lines. We have hired the best first amendment Attorneys in the state and will fight any charges that may arise from these allegations with great passion. It is our belief that a consenting adult should be able to sell products to another consenting adult as long as it does not include bestiality or childporn which we do consider obscene material.
Our tapes do not fall under these categories. Therefore we intend to defend our position to any level up to and including the supreme court. To the best our knowledge our customers will not be contacted or involved in any way. If you ordered any of our tapes and are contacted by the authorities please e-mail us at conqu Please check back with us periodically for updates to this situation and our target reopening date.
Thank You, Webmaster. Outlaw Junk Email. Considering this ne'er-do-well launched a supersedes attack on this newsgroup last week, I am not amused either. Thank You, Webmaster - Newsgroups: news. I'd say his Class C being screwed is being deprived of his freedom of speech, since at that point he may not be able to post or email. Whether you or anyone else you know did something to make that happen is irrelavent to his being deprived of his speech. Then filter him out.
I've addressed this point before. First of all, no one user should be allowed to post more than a certain amount of messages.
Beyond that, anything else is fair game. Your anger clouds your reason. Take a deep breath and come back to see what has been said, ok?
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The minimum size of the file. Required foreign key into the Component Table that controls the startup of the serviceTextArguments for the service. Disk space to reserve if linked component is installed to run from the source location. Disk space to reserve if linked component is installed locally. Primary key that uniquely identifies a particular ReserveCost recordReserve a specified amount of space if this component is to be installed.
Internal Name of the ServiceThe predefined root key for the registry value, one of rrkEnumForeign key into the File table denoting the module that needs to be registered. The value is required when Action is iifIniRemoveTagForeign key into the Component table referencing component that controls the deletion of the registry value. All the items tied to the same property become part of the same listbox. ConditionA positive integer used to determine the ordering of the items within one list..
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Foreign key referencing Component that controls the file to be removed. HeightForeign key into File table, denoting the application context for private assemblies.
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Size of file in bytes long integer. The minimum creation date of the file. File name used for installation, may be localized. This may contain a "short name long name" pair. The maximum version of the file.
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The maximum size of the file. Foreign key referencing Component that controls the file. The cost associated with the registration of the typelib. This column is currently optional. The name of the file. Foreign key into Component table. Name of property defining location of working directory. Short text identifying a visible feature item. The shortcut target. This is usually a property that is expanded to a file or a folder that the shortcut points to.
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