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ATI STAFF MEMBER ARRESTED!!! DETAILS FOLLOW.
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. 61.
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Issue #61 September-30-1992
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U.S. Mail: Our Usenet newsgroup: alt.society.ati
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ATI
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PO Box 2501
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Bloomfield, NJ 07003
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U.S.A.
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Our net address: gzero@tronsbox.xei.com
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ATI's Insane Staff:
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Ground Zero - publisher, editor, writer
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Prime Anarchist - editor, writer
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Media Assassin - crass columnist
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Geraldo Riviera - sleazy news columnist
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Writing/Research Staff: The Happy Hacker, Fah-Q, MAC???, Justin Case,
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and other occasional contributors
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Hey, d00dz! Welcome to ATI61.
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Welp, we don't have the New World Order article ready yet. There's
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too much to research - but this will result in a better article once
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it's done. So, watch for it. Hopefully it will be in the next issue,
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and hopefully that will be soon!
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ATI has a ****new FTP site!**** Read on for info on that!
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In the interest of morality, decency, and family values, ATI staff
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member Happy Harry Hardon has changed his handle back to The Happy Hacker.
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And we have a new staff member. Justin Case. We now proudly add him
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to our staff list. This issue contains his first feature article - about his
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arrest in NYC.
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. . . . . . . . . .
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LETTERS!!!
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Write to us. We won't publish your email address, etc. Just
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what you say..
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LETTER #1:
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I have a novel suggestion: post new issues of ATI to newsgroup alt.society.ati!
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I saw those two reruns of old issues, but nothing since then.
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Also, explain how rejecting Christopher Columbus is rejecting what America is
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About. Columbus was in it for himself. He was convinced that he would find
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riches beyond beleif in the orient, where he thought he was headed. Everyone
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knew the world was round; he thought it was smaller than it is.
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Columbus first landed on the island of San Salvador, not to be confused with
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the country, El Salvador. Both are named after Our Saviour, an idea he
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and other explorers were very much into.
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(Ok - what I was referring to is this anti-Columbus rhetoric that has
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been going around, especially this year since it is the 500th anniversary
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of his discovery. I don't think all the anti-Columbus hubub is productive.
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It's too late, we're here. I just think it's a non-issue and people should
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focus on the actual problems of today. -GZ)
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LETTER #2:
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I was reading a back issue of ATI and ran across an article about
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cops busting somebody for just because of suspicion. Well I got a
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story for you guys:
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See I live in the States now but I'm from Tokyo. Last winter when I
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was going home for christmas I was stopped by US.Customs at Chicago's
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Ohare airport. Now I understand that an asian in a black suit with
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long hair looks suspicious. But what really made me mad is the fact
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that they stopped me in the gateway to the plane. I was stopped by an
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officer at two feet from the plane. He asked me to open my attache
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case and read a statement that said if I had a shit load of cash or
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something illegal I would be busted.....So I opened my case which had
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nothing else than a shit load of floppy disks which I use for my
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work.(I'm a computer consultant for a company in Japan.) Then the
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officer asked me why I had so many disks and I told him that it was
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my job. He looked at me and said "alright I'll let you go this
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time. Enjoy your trip." WHAT THE FUCK IS HE TALKING ABOUT! MY TRIP WAS
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MISERABLE AFTER THIS INCIDENT. ALL THE OTHER PASSENGERS STARED AT ME
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LIKE I WAS A MOBSTER. EVEN THE FLIGHT ATTENDANTS LOOKED AT ME LIKE I
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WAS A CRIMINAL!!!!!!!11
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Anyway that's the story . I'm recovered from the emotional crash I
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had. But I thought I'll let you guys now.
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Thanx.
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(Wow. You had quite an ordeal at the hands of the k0pz. What
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right did that k0p have to say "I'll let you go this time" as if you had
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done someting wrong? That remark was totally un-called for, since he
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found no evidence that you were a criminal. Read on for another
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shocking story of law enforcement excesses! -GZ)
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LETTER #3:
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I run this bbs (nEON fOREST), so if someone from Finland needs
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to get ATI tell them to email Mail-Server@nforest.pulp.nullnet.fi or email me
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or call 981-515337 (22-06 GMT +2 only, 2400 bps). I have ATI #1-60 (except #9,
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could u please email it to me if it exists?) available on my board.
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cu & keep up the good work!
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(Thanks! Also try this great BBS:
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Holiday Inn, Cambodia: (510)689-8893
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And read below for an explanation of "Issue #9"!! -GZ)
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--------> the story on issue #9 -------->
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Here's the deal on what happened to issue #9. At the time,
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Prime Anarchist was running ATI. Prime put together a few issues all in
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one night, and uploaded them to various BBSs. But, he did the issues on
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his friend Cygnus' Amiga, and good ol' Cygnus deleted issue #9 by mistake!
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By that time, it was too late to renumber the other issues, so ATI
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just forged ahead and left issue #9 in that cybernetic void Cygnus consigned
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it to.
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That's the story!
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---------> the story on Cygnus -------->
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After suffering extreme torture for deleting issue #9, Cygnus
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put up a BBS, which became pretty popular. Some of you have been asking
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about his BBS. Well, he has to get the phone line for it re-installed,
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and he will then put the board back up. We'll let you know when it's up!
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PRIME ANARCHIST UPDATE! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Special Bulletin!!1!!@
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We told you that Prime Anarchist was on a peace walk with Indians
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to arrive in Washington DC around Columbus Day. The peace walk received
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media coverage from all three networks, and other media. Prime was filmed
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by all three networks, including NBC, who filmed him in front of the
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Omaha, Nebraska military recruiting center.
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Well, Prime arrived in DC a few days ago ahead of the peace walk to
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begin the "Peoples' Fast for Justice and Peace in the Americas" with Dave
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Dellinger, Bryan Wilson, Scott Rutherford and others.
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The fasters will be on the east steps on the Capitol from 2-7 pm
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every day except Sunday until October 12th. Go visit them. Prime wants
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everyone to know about the fast. Prime says:
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"We're NOT looking to reach Congress or admin! We wanna reach the
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PEOPLE!
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"And that feels right!"
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Now for an opinion on the computer underground...Feel free to
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respond.
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The Problem of "Widebanding" Information
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by Anonymous
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Information distribution has always been regarded highly by myself and I
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enjoy making information available to others. Doing some research on a
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particular subject or overpriced 'out of the hands of the masses' commercial
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databases and publishing the results have always been a very rewarding and
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worthwhile past-time. I would do research on certian subjects, publish my
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findings, or distribute a standard that is very hard to come by, and
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everyone would learn something, even myself. Of course, once printed
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in a widely known publication, it is then handed to a few hundred security
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personnel as well as federal, state, and local law enforcement agents.
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I guess you have to look at why we do what we do. Is it to help out
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security officials in their $20 - $40,000 a year career, or is it
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to have an edge on technical society?
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What I am basically getting at is information should be diseminated,
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but not in magazines that feed security personel. When The Omega and
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White Knight wrote that article on Information America, they did not
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write it to notify Information America that they had been compromised
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and should promptly look into the matter. But that is exactly what
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happened. Not more than a few weeks after the article was widebanded out
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over the internet, all access was cut. Now, information we once had access
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to is lost, and it will be a hell of a job to get it back.
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Widebanding information does not only benifit Governmental bodies, but also
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criminal organizations that have no qualms about EXPLOITING these 'advantages'.
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For example, it is widely known that some criminal organizations are massively
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hacking on the Long Distance companies for calling card numbers. Because of
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this exploitation, it brings the heat down on everyone else. Believe me, I
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don't particularly use calling cards, I have other ways, or I pay for my calls
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from MY home. There are also reports of Red Boxes being massively produced and
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distributed, which had gotten Bellcore in a stink and dealing with Red-Box
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fraud has been moved up the priority list. This may have gone on for many more
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years due to the small amount of activity. But as soon as I see Joe dealer up
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the street from me in using a radio shack RedBox on a payphone, it makes me
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think how long will this last.
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I believe this is what also happened with the blue box. But technical
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improvements would have nulled its use as well. Well, not nulled it but made
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it detectable. Also with the advance of out-of-band signaling, well.. you
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know. That is another topic.
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I believe in getting information out to those that want it. But I don't want
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to hand feed the Feds our hard worked research on how to get into their
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computer systems. This information is going to be very valuable in the NEAR
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future. Being able to gain access to large commercial and federal databases
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that is out of the reach of the individual is a nobel cause. The current
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publishing and distrubting information onto the doorsteps of the fed and state
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and local authorities has got to stop.
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It wouldn't suprise me if there is a movement in the Fed right now to let the
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real hackers alone and focus on the dimwit-codes kiddies. That way, we
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continue to feed them info on the weaknesses and vulnerabilities of their
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telecommuniations systems, billing computers/software, poor password
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protection, all basically, FOR FREE.
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One of the basic tactics of system compromization was ignorance on the
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part of the system administrator. Then it came down to software
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flaws, social engineering (which will continue to work, for a while
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anyway). But if we keep feeding them all the info we discover for
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personal fame and recognition, we are going to continue to lock
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ourselves out of the very places we would like access to. We must
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keep this information within the community and out of the hands of the
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fed and organized crime. Let them do their own bloody research!
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You could also put it this way. Here we are finding all these holes
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in security and such, and then publishing it. Then Joe Mama working
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for security operations at AT&T is being paid 40Grand a year to read
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2600 and plug all the holes we find for free... gee.. we do all the
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research and this buttplug just uses the information we provide freely
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to get him another raise. Its a tradgedy!
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I think you can see my point. Its time to wake up and crawl out of our
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little idealogical cocoons. The information markets are deeply rooted into
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the ground. Information is one of the hottest commodities. Do you really
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think that people are going to just open up their databases for all to
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access for free? Or that credit information handling will be shifted from
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a commercial firm to the Federal government? Hell no. The buying and
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selling of information at competive prices is here to stay. Public libraries
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are going to suffer, and become an antiquated system, always second to the
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commercial information archives.
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Why give information away for free when you can make a buck?
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That's the mode of thinking out there,sick but true. There's no fighting the
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mighty dollar. One just has to 'work' with and around it. Bend the infra-
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structure to your will. I will continue to publish technical articles
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pertaining to communications systems in existance today, but, the holes found
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will not be widebanded to all. Perhaps to some, and yes, eventually it will
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leak out, but I won't be knocking on AT&T's Security Operation's manager's
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door with a typed up, all fit for print article on how I just comprimised
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their AUTOPLEX network and how you can too.
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As it stands, the free flow of information is costing us our access to
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otherwise unaccessable information. The continued publishing of ACTUAL
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techniques WILL nullify them, maybe not right away, maybe not ever,
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but as soon as they are published they are seen by hacker and security groups
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world-wide. The Security and Governmental agencies have gotten wind
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of this and are exploiting it. The decision on what you feel should be
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published in a widely known publication is up to you. Just keep in mind who
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is reading it.
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Thats the way it is. Plain and simple.
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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And now, from the "Slices of Life" department, and the "THIS could happen
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to YOU!" department, we bring you...
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A R R E S T E D !
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by Justin Case
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In late August 1992, 21 people were arrested in Tompkins Square
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Park in New York for "violting the curfew". I was one of them.
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-----> Background
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Tompkins Square Park was the only (or one of the few) park in Manhattan
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that didn't have a curfew, in the past. It became a home to an
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increasing large number of homeless people, and a gathering place for
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political types, punks, people interested in them, as well as local
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people.
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The park was closed in 1991 for renovations. It reopened in the week
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the aformentioned people were arrested, with a newly imposed midnight
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curfew.
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All that week, protesters left the park slowly after midnight to protest
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the new curfew.
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-----> The Incident
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I met up with my friend "Tim" and went to the park. As we walked down
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Avenue A, we saw a bunch of cops standing around, in riot gear. That
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made us slightly nervous.
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When we got to the park, people were hanging around talking and some
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were playing music. We stood by the ones playing music.
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When it got closer to midnight, we saw a huge group of riot cops
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assembled in the distance. We couldn't even count them, there were so
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many. Also, a group of supervisors made a semicircle around the gathering
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of people that were still in the park. We spotted some people that we
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thought were civilians standing within the semicircle of cops. I asked one
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of the other people in the "gathering" about them, and learned they were
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plainclothes cops.
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I asked that same person previously how the cops were responding to
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people remaining in the park close to the curfew. That person told me
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that the cops were just escorting them out of the park.
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A Parks Department truck drove by the gathering. They may have been
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making an announcement, but those of us standing by the musicians
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couldn't hear.
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The gathering started to move out of the park, walking towards the
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7th. St./Ave. B exit. The musicians were still playing as everyone
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walked. I was at the head of the gathering, and was about 10 ft. away
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from the exit. That's when it happened.
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Suddenly, people started running, and screaming and yelling. A line
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of unformed cops completely blocked the exit. Undercover cops were
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grabbing people. I couldn't find Tim and thought he may have been able
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to get to the fence and jump it.
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I turned and saw two plainclothes cops fighting with a man they had
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against the fence. Then they pushed him to the ground, still
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fighting. It was scary.
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I turned and kept looking for Tim. I finally saw him, cuffed and
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being led away by a plainclothes cop. The cop asked him, "Is THIS
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your friend?" and Tim answered yes.
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Another plainclothes cop came over to me and asked the one who had
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Tim something like "what about him?" (indicating me) and was told,
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"NO! HE'S IN TOO!" At that point, two more cops ran over and the *three*
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of them grabbed me and cuffed me. The cops were using these thick plastic
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strips instead of handcuffs, which they tied extremely tight around my
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wrists. It hurt a lot.
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We were taken to the 7th Precinct, which doesn't handle the area where
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Tomkins Square Park is located. Apparently they use the special area we
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were kept in as a place to bring "political" arrests. We were put in
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two holding cells separating men and women.
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What happened to most people arrested is that they were initially
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arrested by plainclothes cops and passed over to uniformed cops who
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brought us to the station.
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So by that time, I learned that we could be let go that night, or
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"put through the system" which meant being sent to Central Booking and
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held 24-72 hours. People who were arrested before or who had weapons or
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drugs on them would be sent to Central Booking.
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Two separate people told me that there were 60 civilians still in
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the park, but that the cops didn't want to bother arresting and processing
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all of them. They only arrested 21 people. We were the "lucky" ones.
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That's what the plainclothes cop who yelled "he's in too" meant. They
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picked the ones they were going to arrest.
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I later learned there were 100 riot cops there from a newspaper
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article. I observed about 15-20 plainclothes cops, and 20 or more
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supervisors.
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I heard a few stories about how the cops treated the people who
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were arrested. First there's my story of the extremely painful
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plastic handcuffs (which also scratched my wrists). A woman told me
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that she had an object with two spikes on her keychain and one of the
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plainclothes cops took it off her and said "Oh she's a real tough bitch,
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isn't she? Let's try these out on her!", but luckily didn't touch her.
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A man told me that when the cops started grabbing people he was on one of the
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park benches trying to wake up someone sleeping, and a few unformed cops
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approached him. They didn't say a word to him, just stuck him in the chest
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with a billy club and arrested him. Two men who were riding bicycles at the
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time of the arrests were knocked off their bicycles. One of them had a
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(previously injured) fingernail that fell off because he was shoved around.
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Another man had his messenger bag cut off his shoulder by the cops.
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For some reason (which I'll never know) some seargeant (or whatever he
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was) took a dislike to me and approcahed me while I was standing by the
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door of the holding cell. He got all in my face and told me I was in a
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lot of trouble and that I could think about it while I was in Central
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Booking and I would get out *Monday morning* (remember, it was Friday
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night. This meant 2 1/2 days in jail).
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Five minutes later, I was let out.
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I was the second one let out. The others were let out soon after that,
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one at a time. Two people were sent to Central Booking, one because he
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had a (legally available) firecracker on him, which the cops consider to
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be 1/2 (or maybe 1/4) stick of dynamite. Except the two sent to Central
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Booking, we were given summonses and charged with the "violation of
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curfew", a Parks Dept. regulation.
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-----> The Court Appearance & Aftermath
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We were all given the same date and place for our court appearance.
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The well-known attorney William Kunstler sent one of his attorneys, Ron
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Kuby to defend us.
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Kuby told us he would make a motion that we all be given ACD's, which
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is Adjournment in Contemplation of Dismissal. An ACD means that
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if the defendant doensn't get arrested again within the following six months,
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the case would be dismissed.
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We were all brought up in front of the judge three at a time. The
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judge granted us all ACD's. One man had his case dismissed outright
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because the summons was done improperly.
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I have been to the Tompkins Square area a few times since my arrest.
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That area is handled by the 9th Precinct of the NYPD. Almost every
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time I've been back in that area, cops have waved to me or pointed at me,
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etc. One time, I was at a restaurant sitting with a bunch of people at
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some outdoor tables. My back was to the street. Someone at my table told
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me to turn around because the cops were looking at me. I turned around
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to see two cops in a 9th Precinct car glaring at me. They stared for
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a minute, then took off.
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That's my story!
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GROUND ZERO says:
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Hey, I wrote a little ditty about the above story:
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While strolling through the park one eve
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When I was just about to leave,
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I was taken by surprise
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By 100 riot cops
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While strolling through the park one eve!
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Ok, so it doesn't completely rhyme. Sue me.
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The Partnership for a Free America July 24, 1992
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Contact: Sameer Parekh 708-362-9659 For immediate release
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LIBERTYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GROUP TO WORK FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES
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LIBERTYVILLE - A group of Libertyville High School students have formed
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an organization in the Libertyville area to protect the civil liberties
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of the people in the high school and community. The group, known as the
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Partnership for a Free America, will educate the people about their
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rights, provide a support resource for those people whose rights have
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been violated, and abolish laws which the Partnership feels violate the
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people's rights.
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In order to protect the civil liberties of the people in the
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community properly, the Partnership believes that it is necessary that
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the people learn exactly what their rights are. Because of this, a
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major facet of the Partnership's actions will be informing the people
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about their rights. RThe government has been violating the peopleUs
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rights, and the mass media have been telling them to accept it,S said
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Partnership founder Sameer Parekh at the Cafe Kismet in Waukegan on July
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24th.
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The Partnership will provide a support resource for people who
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feel they have been deprived of due process. RWhen the people are
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united,S Parekh believes, Rit is more difficult to oppress them.S
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The Partnership will also work to abolish the curfew laws in the
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area because members believe that the government should not act as the
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parents of the people, and that the laws violate the fourteenth
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amendment to the Constitution. RThe only people who have a right to set
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a childUs curfew are his or her parents. This law is almost as
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discriminatory as the Jim Crow laws of the early 20th century,S said
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Parekh.
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Other laws which the Partnership will work to remove are the
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drug laws. This countryUs drug problem, members of the Partnership
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believe, is the result of the laws themselves, not because of the drugs.
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RThe black market itself causes the Tdrug-relatedU violence and,
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according to a study done by The Cato Insitute, 80 percent of
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Tdrug-relatedU deaths. A clean, inexpensive, supply available at any
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Osco Pharmacy would eliminate these problems,S Parekh said, commenting
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upon this aspect of the Partnership's actions.
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The Partnership for a Free America qualifies under tax code
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section 509(a)(2), and is thus tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3). The
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Partnership is working to formalize this status. One-year memberships
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are available for $15 to adults and $10 to students. This includes a
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subscription to the Partnership's newsletter The Free Journal and a 10%
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discount on promotional products. For more information, contact Sameer
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Parekh at 708-362-9659.
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The Partnership for a Free America
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Membership/Mailing List Form
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Name_____________________________________________________________________
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Address__________________________________________________________________
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City________________________________________State______Zip________-______
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Phone Number (___) ____- ______ E-mail address___________________________
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Membership benefits
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* Guaranteed subscription to _The Free Journal_
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* Notification of rallies, other action (whether sponsored by the
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Partnership or not)
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* 10% discount on all sales of promotional products
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* Spiffy-looking membership card
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* The knowledge that you are doing something to preserve the
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country's freedom
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* Priority access to the PartnershipUs information archive
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(Nonmembers will have access, of course, but members have
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priority in the event that copies are unavailable)
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Mailing list benefits
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* Subscription to _The Free Journal_
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* Notification of rallies, etc.
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> (Mailing list benefits depend upon the monetary resources of
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the Partnership--if the Partnership does not have enough money,
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then mailing list benefits will be suspended.)
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( ) Mailing list (No fee) ( ) Student membership ($10) ( ) Adult membership
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($15)
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Sustaining Memberships:
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( ) Patron ($25) ( ) Sponsor ($50) ( ) True Freedom Fighter ($100)
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Sustaining members will receive recognition in the _Journal_ if they desire.
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If you are a sustaining member and would like recognition, please mark here.
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RECOGNITION:... (_)
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Any additional donations would be welcomed
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I enclose....................................................$_______._____
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Send to:
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The Partnership for a Free America
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c/o Sameer Parekh
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829 Paddock Lane
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Libertyville, IL 60048-3743
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Make check or money order payable to "Sameer Parekh"
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How, or from whom did you learn about the Partnership for a Free America?
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Sameer_Parekh zane@ddsw1.MCS.COM zane@infopls.chi.il.us
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Thu Jul 30 01:20:45 1992 US Debt: $4,001,820,545,051 Per capita: $15,687
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