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So if the weapons weren't there, why are they missing? So basically NBC is saying we think something was here, BUSH'S FAULT! BUSH'S FAULT! Without doing deeper into the facts. This is just another CBS style story.
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*sigh*. Oh well I have Karma to burn. It just goes to show you that/. is ONE SIDED. You don't want to hear the truth, you'd rather believe lies. So be it. Once you grow up and start working for a living you'll understand. Oh and one more thing...
Wrong, wrong and completely wrong. The site was empty when the 3rd ID and 101st Airborne was in the area. Whatever was there was long gone BEFORE we got there.
sKerry's "October Suprise" just blew up in his face.
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*sigh*.. You're misjudged my friend. But I'll take a few of those, what you call facts. 1. Bush sent soliders without body armor. You'll have to look at the Clinton administration because it was his administration that cut funding for the military and did away with *projects* like that. So Pffft... Let's do another one.... #4 Being greeted as Liberators. As far as I can see, we are. #6, the banner. The sign was done by the crew of the ship, NOT the administration. And notice what he said, MAJOR combat action, not that EVERYTHING was over, but the BIG stuff had been taken care of already.
I am just saying that a person doesn't need a TV if they don't want one. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of Internet TV stations from which to choose from.
Why try and do this with Linux when TRON is already the most widely used operating system for millions of devices? Or is it just the geek factor of knowing you're buying a car with a penguin inside?
Yes I have read the original post which was on Cryptome first early last week. Second, I don't know anything about the threats, but names WHERE published. It just so happens those two guys were undercover police sent there to gather intel on political radicals. They are morons for posing for the picture but anyway. And the email was what Cryptome received from Rackspace.
And don't forget the fortune companies already have in their present storage units. Two years ago, we paid $1100 per drive for Cheetah 10K U160 181GB so we have no reason to replace or update anytime soon.
The servers were taken as a last resort. IndyMedia was contacted and was given the opportunity to remove the offending information. They chose not to:
administering ahimsa server in London ahimsa-tech a lists.indymedia.org Organization: Indymedia To: ahimsa-tech a lists.indymedia.org, imc-legal a lists.indymedia.org
I just got this trouble ticket from Rackspace (the ISP hosting the server that hosts Nantes):
Wed Sep 22 10:59:56 2004
Hello,
We have received a complain from the FBI regarding some images and material hosted on your server on the page below.
Please remove this material immediately and we understand that it contains personal information regarding two Swiss police officers as well as threats against them.
This is the real reason behind the IndyMedia servers being taken:
In the present matter regarding Indymedia, Rackspace Managed Hosting, a
U.S. based company with offices in London, is acting in compliance with
a court order pursuant to a Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT), which
establishes procedures for countries to assist each other in
investigations such as international terrorism, kidnapping and money
laundering. Rackspace responded to a Commissioner's subpoena, duly
issued under Title 28, United States Code, Section 1782 in an
investigation that did not arise in the United States. Rackspace is
acting as a good corporate citizen and is cooperating with international
law enforcement authorities. The court prohibits Rackspace from
commenting further on this matter.
What's an MLAT?
Criminal Cases Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Treaties: Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Treaties (MLATs) are relatively recent development. They seek to improve the effectiveness of judicial assistance and to regularize and facilitate its procedures. Each country designates a central authority, generally the two Justice Departments, for direct communication. The treaties include the power to summon witnesses, to compel the production of documents and other real evidence, to issue search warrants, and to serve process. Generally, the remedies offered by the treaties are only available to the prosecutors. The defense must usually proceed with the methods of obtaining evidence in criminal matters under the laws of the host country which usually involve letters rogatory.
MLAT Treaties in Force:
I. The United States has nineteen Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties (MLAT) currently in force: Argentina, Bahamas, Canada, Hungary, Italy, Jamaica, Korea, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, Panama, Philippines, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom (Cayman Islands), United Kingdom, Uruguay.
Darl, GO AWAY! Just tuck your tail between your legs and GO AWAY!
I feel like Darl is the kid in grammar school who always got beat up in dodge ball but kept coming back for more because he thought the other kids thought he was cool.
Same here on my Inspiron. I've even had to *repair* mine because of a loose cable. Unfortunately, after entering my information, Dell says this one isn't affected. Oh well.....
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So if the weapons weren't there, why are they missing? So basically NBC is saying we think something was here, BUSH'S FAULT! BUSH'S FAULT! Without doing deeper into the facts. This is just another CBS style story.
FOUR MORE YEARS!!!
sKerry's "October Suprise" just blew up in his face.
Just let it go Mr. Liberal. You're losing!
I am just saying that a person doesn't need a TV if they don't want one. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of Internet TV stations from which to choose from.
For a list of worldwide stations - Smart Digital Network
America Free TV
No, Java Desktop IS Linux. Its based on SuSE 8.1. The next release will be based on SuSe 9.1.
Like we really need more rice grinders that sound like a pack of flies mating.
Dude! That's cool!
Does Kerry even know what the DMCA is?
You have blinders on if you think its that simple.
Why try and do this with Linux when TRON is already the most widely used operating system for millions of devices? Or is it just the geek factor of knowing you're buying a car with a penguin inside?
MS is finally getting back at the hackers now by reverse engineering Xbox Media Center and provided it directly from MS. Who says MS never listens?
Who else preordered a copy?
Yes I have read the original post which was on Cryptome first early last week. Second, I don't know anything about the threats, but names WHERE published. It just so happens those two guys were undercover police sent there to gather intel on political radicals. They are morons for posing for the picture but anyway. And the email was what Cryptome received from Rackspace.
And don't forget the fortune companies already have in their present storage units. Two years ago, we paid $1100 per drive for Cheetah 10K U160 181GB so we have no reason to replace or update anytime soon.
I am neither. I just have a good source.
See my post above which displays the email which was sent to IndyMedia. As for the words in bold, the keyword is, such as.
The servers were taken as a last resort. IndyMedia was contacted and was given the opportunity to remove the offending information. They chose not to:
i cle=3910
administering ahimsa server in London
ahimsa-tech a lists.indymedia.org
Organization: Indymedia
To: ahimsa-tech a lists.indymedia.org, imc-legal a lists.indymedia.org
I just got this trouble ticket from Rackspace (the ISP hosting the server that hosts Nantes):
Wed Sep 22 10:59:56 2004
Hello,
We have received a complain from the FBI regarding some images and material hosted on your server on the page below.
http://nantes.indymedia.org/article.php3?id%20art
Please remove this material immediately and we understand that
it contains personal information regarding two Swiss police
officers as well as threats against them.
Regards,
Jennifer O'Connell
Rackspace AUP
In the present matter regarding Indymedia, Rackspace Managed Hosting, a U.S. based company with offices in London, is acting in compliance with a court order pursuant to a Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT), which establishes procedures for countries to assist each other in investigations such as international terrorism, kidnapping and money laundering. Rackspace responded to a Commissioner's subpoena, duly issued under Title 28, United States Code, Section 1782 in an investigation that did not arise in the United States. Rackspace is acting as a good corporate citizen and is cooperating with international law enforcement authorities. The court prohibits Rackspace from commenting further on this matter.
What's an MLAT?
Criminal Cases Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Treaties: Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Treaties (MLATs) are relatively recent development. They seek to improve the effectiveness of judicial assistance and to regularize and facilitate its procedures. Each country designates a central authority, generally the two Justice Departments, for direct communication. The treaties include the power to summon witnesses, to compel the production of documents and other real evidence, to issue search warrants, and to serve process. Generally, the remedies offered by the treaties are only available to the prosecutors. The defense must usually proceed with the methods of obtaining evidence in criminal matters under the laws of the host country which usually involve letters rogatory.
MLAT Treaties in Force:
I. The United States has nineteen Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties (MLAT) currently in force: Argentina, Bahamas, Canada, Hungary, Italy, Jamaica, Korea, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, Panama, Philippines, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom (Cayman Islands), United Kingdom, Uruguay.
I feel like Darl is the kid in grammar school who always got beat up in dodge ball but kept coming back for more because he thought the other kids thought he was cool.
Darl... GO AWAY!!!!
Whoa there cowboy. Since when do other countries come under OUR constitution?
Dude! I didn't even know that was there. Thanks for telling me!
Same here on my Inspiron. I've even had to *repair* mine because of a loose cable. Unfortunately, after entering my information, Dell says this one isn't affected. Oh well .....
Beware this link. This Dell page maximzes your window *for you*.