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r e The Sentinel
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|__| / / __ Scorpion
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ISSUE :0001 ARTICLES:0022
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VOLUME:0002 SIZE :01XXK
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NUMBER:0003 Table Of Contents: FBI 0003 V2 I1
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| ## | Name Of Article |SIZE | AUTHOR | SUBJECT |
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| 01 | Introduction to FBI 3 | 2K | Garbled User | MISC. |
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| 02 | How To Build a Thermal Cannon | 6K | Garbled User | Militant |
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| 03 | Social Engineering 101. PART I | 8K | Gunner | Anarchy |
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| 04 | Book Listing. | 2K | UNKNOWN | Anarchy |
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| 05 | Hacking Internet | 11K | Bluesman | Hacking |
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| 06 | Electrical Smoke Bomb | 2K | Levi-First Speaker| Militant |
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| 07 | Chemistry Corner (NCl3) | 3K | Garbled User | Militant |
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| 08 | Seasonal Anarchy. Spring | 5K | Garbled User | Anarchy |
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| 09 | How to Hack the Legal System | 18K | Nombrist Beor | Anarchy |
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| 10 | Storage Maltov Cocktail | 2K | Levi-First Speaker| Militant |
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| 11 | An Interview With EFF. | 9K | Garbled User | Misc. |
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| 12 | Cupuric Acetylide | 1K | UNKNOWN | Militant |
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| 13 | Improvized Weaponry I. The Axe | 5K | Balthazar | Anarchy |
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| 14 | How To Build a Non-Box | 4K | Garbled User | Phreakin |
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| 15 | Advanced Rocket Stability. | 6K | Levi-First Speaker| Militant |
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| 16 | This Month's HUMOR. | 4K | Garbled User | Humor |
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| 17 | Pathogen Programming PART I | 6K | Garbled User | Virii |
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| 18 | Pathogen Programming PART II | 5K | Garbled User | Virii |
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| 19 | How to Get Into College FREE! | 5K | Balthazar | Anarchy |
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| 20 | EDITORIAL : Virii | 2K | Garbled User | Editorial|
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| 21 | Rules For Submission | 3K | Garbled User | Misc. |
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| 22 | Disclaimer | 1K | Garbled User | EVIL! |
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Welcome to Issue 1, volume 2 of FBI PRESENTS. Our third issue. This file
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should be released under the following names:
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FBI0003.ZIP
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-0003.FBI
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-0003.EXE
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FBI.2.1.Z
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The Zip file contains the magazine, and Newsletter formats of our
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publication, while the FBI.2.1.Z only contains the Newsletter. The
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newsletter is for NON-IBM readers, and mailing or printing. The MAGAZINE
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format is brand new.
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OUR NEW FORMAT:
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Yes, we here at FBI have decided upon a new format for our publications.
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This new format consists of an EXE file. This file, when run, will show our
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logo in beautiful VGA color, or if you do not have VGA an ANSI one. Next you
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will come to an index. The index consists of a listing of each article,
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number of pages in the article, and number of pictures, or animations. You
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can select to just look at the pictures, such as a normal MAGAZINE, or you
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can read the articles, and see the nice pictures. There will even be an
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option to send an article to your Printer. I hope you like this new format..
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If not you can always read the old newsletter format, mind you, diagrams will
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look much better in VGA or ANSI. Some time in the future, we may even add
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Adlib support.. but this is still in question.
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OUR APOLOGY:
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Yes, I owe you people out there an apology. FBI was running strong for
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awhile, until that dreaded event. My HD crashed. All data for issue 3 was
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completely lost. I had to start from scratch. Soon, with many problems, I
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gave up, and was content to just let the MAGAZINE die. But I received a call
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one night from Balthazar. He urged me to Re-Start FBI. And with his help..
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I am now able to bring you this.. FBI RETURNS.
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Special Thanx go to:
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Mitch Kapor
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Balthazar
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Levi-First Speaker
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You guys made my dream of putting FBI back together possible.
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Contact me at au530@cleveland.freenet.edu
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Send articles, praise, requests, criticisms.. whatever..
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The new staff of FBI:
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Editor In Chief- Garbled User
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Staffing Coordinator- Balthazar
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Assistant Editor- Sentinel
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Artists-Scorpion
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Eights
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We are hiring.. so send me some info on you, and an example of your work.. And
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you could make it in!
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(c)1999 FBI -Garbled User
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Kill Your Local Congressman!
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By GArBlEd uSeR and Gunner
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You all remember Acid Reign's Tennis Ball Bomb (detailed in Issue 1-1 of
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FBI Presents). Well, we built a few, but wanted a way to make them MORE
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deadly, MORE effective, and increase the range!
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What was left to do? Launch them out of a cannon!
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Chapter Primero:
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To build your low scale weapon of destruction, you will need the
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following easy-to-obtain equipment!
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CANNON:
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(1) Length of 3 inch diameter PVC tubing. Approximately 4'8"
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(1) PVC end cap. Must plug the pipe up at one end.
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(1) Handy-Dandy Charcoal Lighter Wand.
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TOOLS:
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(1) Drill.
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(1) Small Triangular Metal File.
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(1) Bottle of PVC Glue.
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(1) Tube of Epoxy Cement.
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(1) Handsaw.
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(2) 4" C-Clamps.
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FUELS:
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Any of the following fuels can be used, each with a different result.
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Naphtha,Xylene,Acetone,95% Ethyl Alcohol,Paint Thinner.
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SHELLS:
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Tennis balls, or Tennis Ball Bombs
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Optional Equipment:
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(4) Additional feet of PVC.
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(1) U Attachment.
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(1) 1x6x6" Plank.
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(1) Spool Of Mister-Hamster Duct Tape.
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(1) Propane tank. (Used in Propane Burners)
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(2) Tank Attachments. (Used to adjust flow of propane in a burner)
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(1) Oxygen Tank. (One that fits the Tank Attachments)
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To build the basic design, It will cost about 12-16 bux in supplies. Try
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your local TRUE-Value.. (Or consult a thief)
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Chapter The Next:
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Building Your Toy.
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This is a wee bit complicated, but as usual, will be presented in a simple
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step-by-step process.
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1) Cut eight inches off the end of your PVC piping.
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2) Make two parallel cuts LENGTHWISE on your eight inch tube. EXACTLY 1 inch
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apart. The tube should make a C shape.
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3) Using your C-Clamps, compress one end of the small tube, so that it fits
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inside the larger tube. If it does not fit, try sanding, or adjusting the
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C-Clamps. A hammer helps. Pound this tube 1 inch into the longer tube.
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Coat the outside of the small tube with epoxy. Hammer it the rest of the way
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in, being careful not to mis-align the gap you just closed. Make it flush
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with the end of the tube.
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4) Place your End Cap on the OPPOSITE end. Glue on with PVC cement.
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5) Now drill a hole about 1/4" in the PVC tube. It should be about 8-10
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inches away from the end cap. Use the file to make it so your Charcoal
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Lighter fits neatly inside this hole, extending to about the center of the
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tube.
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Your finished product should look something like this. Let dry.
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Chapter The Third:
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Customizing Your Cannon
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Using the extra PVC and the U tube, one can create a cannon TWICE as
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powerful... with a little work.
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/ : Lighter.
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Simply take your block of wood, and cut a V into each end. Duct tape this
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in between the 2 tubes to prevent the U tube from cracking. The end plug
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should again be near the lighter, and the special end you had to create in
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steps 1-3 should be the top tube in the drawing.
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With some work and practice, this design is EXTREMELY effective.
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Chapter Of The Four:
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Loading and firing your cannon.
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Assuming you are using the basic design.. follow these steps.
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1) Pour about 1/2 a cup of fuel into the tube, along the sides.
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2) Take your tennis ball, and wrap with cling-wrap.
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3) Stuff tennis ball inside tube about 3 inches deep. It should be a tight
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fit.
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4) Shake cannon vigorously for a short while.
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5) Aim your cannon at the intended target and fire.
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6) Smile as you blow the target into cosmic dust.
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Chapter of Five:
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Theory Of Operation.
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The Thermal Cannon(tm) works under the Air Fuel Explosion concept.
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Therefore, there must be sufficient air left inside the cannon to support
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combustion. Experimentation will lead you to a good amount. One note is,
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the first 2 shots from the cannon NEVER work. This is the warm up period for
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the cannon. After this, normal results can be expected. So before use,
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always fire off a few shots to get it ready.
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The fuel inside the cannon, when lit, will react EXPLOSIVELY with the
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oxygen in the air, producing a large fireball, and pushing the tennis ball
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out the end. With work, and many hours of practice, the cannon can achieve
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ranges of up to 100' high firing mortar style. A good shot from the cannon
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can generally knock someone over, let alone detonate a tennis ball.
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It is also completely legal. This does NOT mean you can shoot a cop car,
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and expect to get away with it. It means you can walk around with one.
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Chapter the Last:
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Additional Ideas.
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Try adding a propane tank to it, for faster re-fueling and firing.
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Also add an oxygen tank to increase potency.
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Make an added compression chamber with a T tube, to add more explosion area!
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Use Calcium Carbide and Water as fuel!
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Add an air pump to re-fresh the air supply after each firing. It tends to
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fill with smoke after a few shots.
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Well all, Me and Gunner wish you well. We have had many MONTHS of
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enjoyment with our toy.. and wish to spread it to you.. with this.. I bid
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farewell..
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FBI-1999 Kill Your Local Congressman
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(c)1999 All rights lost in the mail.
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** Social Engineering **
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** by: **
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** Gunner **
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Welcome to social engineering 101E. Basically we're here to teach you
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the art of deception. Most of the FBI/Anarchy/etc. files are gaged toward the
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production, detonation, dispersion of explosives, the rights of the criminal
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and basic anarchist, fraud, extortion...basically the american way. These
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are the many ways to cause chaos and disruption throughout the public and
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certain organized groups (cops, military).
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Well...a good anarchist is only productive until caught. You can only
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get so much info. out of the computer. Sometimes you must rely on info.
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attained by a human being. Yes though revolting as it is you must sometimes
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communicate with these stability loving toads. This is where social
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engineering plays a major role. Basically you must bullshit well, and when
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you have fine tuned this skill, it serves you well.
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Introducing Social Engineering:
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This file was not created by a "good liar", nor was it the child who
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could forge his mother's name on a report card. I registered for college as a
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declared major of social sciences in the intention of becoming a
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psychologist. Basically being paid to fuck with people's minds. Over my
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years of experience I have found that the human mind can be twisted, changed
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to believe and do anything you wish, using the right words, phrases and
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actions. I have compiled my accumulated skills and presented my knowledge as
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a personal favor for Garbled User.
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Section one: Lying
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There are many out there who may know how to lie. Possibly quite well,
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yet the best liar is one who can make himself believe his own lies. By doing
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so you eliminate the common trip ups of getting caught not knowing what to
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say. To effectively do so you must play out the scenario you have created.
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To actually put yourself inside your lie. "When I tell someone I did this,
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what did I actually do? Say? Feel?" After awhile it becomes common practice
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to do so whenever you plan to deceive a person.
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Example:
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I once wanted to get out of work early for a concert. Now it would
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have been meaningless to tell the truth. I needed something to say that
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would get me out of work immediately. "My grandmother had passed out and was
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at the hospital. I needed to leave, Now!" Simply saying this would not have
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been believed. You must BELIEVE that it actually happened, that you're
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worried.
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Running in after I made sure that management knew I had used the phone,
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out of breath of course (because I was quite worried, with a hint of
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desperation in my voice) " I...my grandmother..passed out. I have to go!" An
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immediate "Yes!" was my answer.
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Although that may seem simple and elementary it has infinite
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applications. Such as the time I needed the number to a mainframe. I simply
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found the name of one of the security guards, I called in. Calmly "Yes this
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is X, (using the first name only as to suggest familiarity) I was supposed to
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load in the new security file and update the license plates today. Well,
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(touch of embarrassment) I forgot. (This is a secretary mind you, not one
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known to exhibit untrusting overtones, slightly stupid and not familiar to
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regular security proceedings involving "mistakes") I usually just work on the
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mainframe in this but if this isn't in tomorrow morning, my job is in
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jeopardy. (a favor encourages mercy trust...also an action you must make that
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her herself cannot do that adjusts her lifestyle such as a late payroll is
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effective) I have a private room with a modem (slight confusion on the terms)
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and plan to erase the buffer after use (again more confusion but a suggestion
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that you plan to use caution and are acting responsibly) I just need the
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number to the mainframe (sounds like a reasonable request after all this).
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"Sure the number is XXX-XXXX."
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Success, now the info can be used by the experienced hacker for personal
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gain, stored for future reference or the mainframe can be trashed. Simple
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huh?
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Alright hopefully I have explained the usefulness of social eng.
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Section two: Manipulation
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There's a way to get what you want, hurt who you want, help who you want
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all without seeming to be anywhere near the situation. This is called
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manipulating the public to serve your means.
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First off, you must understand that to effectively pull this off and to
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remain a second party is that you need to stay as far from the situation as
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possible, or make it seem so. I have used this method to get through to
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people who seemed unreachable and to destroy those who have crossed me.
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The most important point one must recognize is the importance of a trust
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built up with the intended person who is to me manipulated into doing what
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you want. Other times a overlying feeling of distrust is effective. I will
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explain each situation's concept.
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Trust, most easily attained in the stupid people (BELIEVE me they are
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rampant in the world). If a person trusts you they will more likely do
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things that you ask or suggest without thinking, especially if it is a
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spontaneous thing that they are asked to do, not giving them time to think.
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Situation:
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A person has done something that society, (school, work, home) would
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not approve of. You find out (Using your methods above) yet you're the only
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one that knows. You want to make that person think that someone told
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"everybody", perhaps the most likely person is their best friend whom you
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hate. The one dumb idiot whom will do anything for you (perhaps a nerd or
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other social outcast whom you've barely put up with and he is thankful for
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it) Tell him to go over to the group he/she may be in and say something that
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no one but the intended person will understand. If this is repeated enough
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the person will suspect the "best friend (or college)." Then you can slowly
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leak the info you've attained and then that person's suspections will
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solidify.
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There you've successfully hurt or destroyed the reputation of both
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people. Effective? ya! it works, quite well....trust me.
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Section three: Deception
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Deception/misinformation is much like lying. It causes those who
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believe it to act accordingly using reference to that which you have said.
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You can therefore change the truth in a confined area of reference and allow
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the rest of society to go on as normal which doesn't raise much attention
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allowing you to go with your business unmolested by society.
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Situation:
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There was a case that was investigated by the FBI (the real FBI)
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where by the use of misinformation, numerous people were convinced that they
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were under arrest and prosecuted, sent to jail and never allowed to leave.
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In actuality there was a slave ring operated in the Mid-western United
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States. (Slave trade is still a thriving underground business in Asia,
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close to $100,000 a head) Anyway...it was successfully pulled off until a
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revolt broke out. But the point is something like this can happen in the USA.
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In summary, setting the world on fire, is only part. A large portion
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rests on pulling it off and staying uninstitutionalized. The following issues
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will go into detail concerning each of the issues described here and more.
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-=>Gunner<=-
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"What leads man to do as he does
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is far more fascinating than what
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man does because of it."
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I also have a list of books, these being on explosives and demotions.
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Since the list of fireworks books has been posted already, I will
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list the explosives books available from Paladin Press.
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DEADLY BREW
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Seymor Lecker
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(ISBN 0-87364-418-2)
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8.00$
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HOMEMADE C-4
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Ragnar Benson
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(ISBN 0-87364-558-8)
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12.00$
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CIA METHODS FOR EXPLOSIVES PREPARATION
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6.95$
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EXPLOSIVES AND DEMOLITIONS (FM 5-25)
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(ISBN 0-87364-077-2)
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14.00$
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EOD IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVES MANUAL
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(ISBN 0-87364-571-5)
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14.00$
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IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVES
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(How to make your own)
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Seymour Lecker
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(ISBN 0-87364-320-8)
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10.00$
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SHOCK SENSITIVE INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS (Advanced Improvised Explosives)
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Seymour Lecker
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(ISBN 0-87364-461-1)
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8.00$
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BLACK BOOK COMPANION
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(ISBN 0-87364-577-4)
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12.95$
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IMPROVISED MUNITIONS BLACK BOOKS, VOL. 1 AND 2
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both 11.95$
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IMPROVISED MUNITIONS BLACK BOOK, VOL. 3
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18.95$
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THE BIG BANG (Improvised PETN and Mercury Fulminate)
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John Galt
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(ISBN 0-87364-437-9)
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8.00$
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INCENDIARIES
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Seymour Lecker
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(ISBN 0-87364-483-2)
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10.00$
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RAGNAR'S GUIDE TO HOME AND RECREATIONAL USE OF HIGH EXPLOSIVES
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Ragnar Benson
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(ISBN 0-87364-478-6)
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12.00$
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There are a few other titles of less interest, but that is basically it.
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Paladin press can be reached by calling 1-800-392-2400 to order,
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(303) 443-7250 for customer service, or write
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PALADIN PRESS
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P.O. BOX 1307
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BOULDER, CO. 80306
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I hope these books help, I have found them useful.
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H A C K I N G O N I N T E R N E T
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Hacking on Internet is easy. Internet is an information communications
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network consisting of around 30,000 university, buisiness and government agency
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computer systems all over the world. It is also connected in one way or another
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to other networks like BITNET, Compuserve, and yes..Fidonet. Most systems
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directly on internet are mainframes, but you can connect to anything from a
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CRAY to even an amiga connected at 9600 baud to the net via ALTERNET or some
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other public network communication line service. For many, the biggest trick
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is obtaining a local dialup. If there isn't one then you could allways call
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long-distance to a BBS that charges you for internet access. OR, if your like
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most that read FBI mags, you'll phreak and hack your way in. I'm not going to
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attempt to explain how to phreak in this article, but hack, yeah.
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- OBTAINING A DIALUP
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1. If you live near a university then give them a call saying your a
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student and you need to find out where you can get the number to
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connect to their computer system there, blah, blah.
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2. Large Buisinesses or government agencies may have computers on internet.
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Call those and social engineer the numbers out of them.
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3. Systems on X.25 (Tymnet/Telenet/etc) can have internet access. PCP and
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Sprintnet outdials work, but they are usually slow.
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4. Last resort: (808)-988-7611,3191,5018 then type connect <IP Number>
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Where <IP #> is in the form #.#.#.# Such as: 129.57.7.7 Restricted
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like hell.
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===============================================================================
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- BASIC COMMANDS TO GET AROUND UNIX
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Unix is easy once you get used to it. It's not so hard a switch from MSDOS.
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It's a hell of alot better than MSDOS, that's all. Here is a list of basic
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commands. If you don't know anything or very little about Unix, then these
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should get you started. You can't do much of shit if you don't know some
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of them.
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NOTE: EVERYTHING IN UNIX IS CASE SENSITIVE
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man - Online manual. Not every Unix has this command, but it will give you
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a good index and explanation on every/most command(s) there are. Abuse
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this. If man doesn't work, try help.
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ls - brief listing of files in your CWD (Current Working Directory)
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|
There are options to this. ls -l will give a long listing.
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cd - Change to directory. cd <directory> cd .. <- back up a directory
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cd ~ Zaps you to your home directory. cd / is main root directory
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rm - Remove a file. rm <filename> rm -r <directory> <- wipes out all
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ren - rename file or directory.
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telnet - opens a terminal to another sys. telnet <enter> then open <address>
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ftp - let's you send and receive files to and from other systems.
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ftp <enter> then open <address>. Once you are connected log in as
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|
anonymous and type whatever you want for a password. Not all systems
|
|
allow anonymous logins with ftp, but most do. ls and cd work the same
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|
as regular unix ? gives you help. Use help <command>. To transfer a
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file into your account type get <filename> and wait for a few.
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(56kbit connections!)
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===============================================================================
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- INFORMATION SOURCES / MAIL
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There are lots of services. USENET is one of them. There is also networked
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mail. The commands may be different or non-existant for your system, but
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I'll write them anyway.
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- Sending Mail
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mhmail <user>@<host> -subject "SUBJECT IN QUOTES LIKE THIS"
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If mhmail does nothing then try mail. There are different mail systems out
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|
there. You'll have to mess around to find out where your mail is kept and
|
|
how to use it. On most systems, everything is documentated online so get
|
|
ready to read alot more than mail. On my system the mail is kept in
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|
the Mail/inbox directory and mhmail is the command to send mail and take
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|
mail and shove it into my mailbox so I can read it.
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- USENET
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USENET is useful. It's made up of 1000s of public posting groups (newsgroups)
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You can find a newsgroup that deals with allmost any topic you can think of.
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|
The command that I use to read these groups is:
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rn
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This fires up everything I need to read and post messages. There are many
|
|
commands you can use, but just like everything else, typing h will get you
|
|
a list of commands and help on them. Here are a few:
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l <subject> searches through all the newsgroup names for the pattern that
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|
matches the subject you are looking for.
|
|
g <newsgroup> subscribe to a newsgroup. g alt.hack will subscribe you to
|
|
alt.hack and you will be prompted to read the messages.
|
|
= while you are in a newsgroup you can list out all the subjects of every
|
|
message with the =. Then write down the numbers of the messages and type
|
|
them in when after you have reached the end of the messages.
|
|
# Reads <message number>
|
|
s Saves the current message in a file. The file is named after the newsgroup
|
|
and is stored in the News directory on my system. It should tell you where
|
|
it was written.
|
|
|
|
There are many more information services that you can connect to. You will
|
|
find out more when you connect to --->
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===============================================================================
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- IRC (INTERNET RELAY CHAT)
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|
|
|
IRC is a way to talk to other people on systems that are capable of
|
|
connecting to others on the net with telnet. There are usually around
|
|
300 users at once on IRC and roughly 50 differnet topic channels to
|
|
talk to other users on. There are a few ways to get to irc.
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|
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|
Client service:
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|
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|
A Client is the best way to reach IRC since it doesn't go through a mess
|
|
of bullshit, it's easy to use and you can see what's going on. Some
|
|
systems allready have irc set up and all you have to type is irc just
|
|
like any other unix command. If you don't have it on your system then
|
|
you have to get a client from somewhere. The best way to find one is to
|
|
look for users that are on the same system as you are and ask them what
|
|
they are doing to get there. Make them tell you.
|
|
|
|
Telneting to an IRC Client:
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|
|
|
I only know of one place right now that will let you telnet right to it
|
|
and kick you to an IRC Client. It's really slow, but it works and it's
|
|
mostly dependable. It should be around for a long time at least.
|
|
|
|
To do it:
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telnet bradenville.andrew.cmu.edu
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|
|
|
After you type this, you will see what to do to log on, etc.
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|
|
|
- IRC Commands:
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|
|
|
Here are the ones you really need to know:
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/nick <nickname> Change your nickname.
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|
/list Lists all the channels by thier topics
|
|
/join <channel> Joins a channel so you can talk to users that are in it.
|
|
You must you the # before the channel name like this:
|
|
/join #hack
|
|
/msg <nickname> <message> Sends a private message to whoever <nickname>
|
|
/who * Lists all that are in the current channel
|
|
/who <address> List's everyone that is on the same system as you.
|
|
/help Hmmmm.
|
|
/quit Hmmmmm.
|
|
|
|
It's a good idea to get right into irc. You can get alot of help with stuff
|
|
and find out information on anything you want, whether legal or maybe-not-legal
|
|
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|
===============================================================================
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|
- BASIC HACKING WHILE ON THE NET / PASSWORD CRACKING
|
|
|
|
Hopefully you have a UNIX account. There aren't too many operating systems out
|
|
there, but from what I've messed around with, Unix is the best and it's also
|
|
geared towards the hacker. It's a security orientated security hole. Even with
|
|
new holes being literally patched now and then, there are still enough holes
|
|
to keep yourself on internet by cracking passwords and grabbing other systems'
|
|
password files. The entire list of accounts and passwords for a single system
|
|
is located in one public file. The passwords are encrypted with DES, and thus
|
|
irreversable, but apply the same DES algorythm on every word in a good sized
|
|
dictionary and compare each result with the original encrypted password and
|
|
you can put together a great list of accounts. One system I'm on (SUN MP670)
|
|
does 3000 'cracks' every second which is slow really...
|
|
|
|
- Location of the password file:
|
|
|
|
/etc/passwd (Most systems)
|
|
|
|
This is located off the main root directory. Do a cd /etc then you will be in
|
|
the directory that contains the file - passwd. passwd is an ASCII text file
|
|
that lists every account line by line and includes name, encrypted password,
|
|
user id, real name, directory and shell program for every account.
|
|
|
|
- Cracking passwd:
|
|
|
|
You should get a copy of Killer Cracker, Crack4 or some other cracker to do
|
|
the job. Crack4.0a is available at:
|
|
|
|
nic.sura.net directory /pub/security/programs/unix/Crack
|
|
get the filename: crack4.0a.tar.Z
|
|
|
|
This file is archived (.tar) and compressed (.Z) do:
|
|
|
|
uncompress crack4.0a.tar.Z
|
|
tar xvf crack4.0a.tar (xvf - x means eXtract v is View. <filename> after f)
|
|
cd crack4.0 (To change into the crack directory)
|
|
Crack /etc/passwd (Begin cracking)
|
|
|
|
Check back with it in a few days or whatever. Since it's run as a background
|
|
process you can hang up and call back and it will still be running. (That is
|
|
if the sysadmins don't kill it)
|
|
|
|
The list of cracked passwords is stored in a file called out.something
|
|
'something' is a number. The process number actually. To stop cracking
|
|
you have to kill the process. Type:
|
|
|
|
kill 574782 if your output file is say.. out.574783
|
|
|
|
- Getting password files from other systems:
|
|
|
|
Really simple. This seems to work on 2% of the systems out there, you
|
|
never know what kind of security holes you can find though.
|
|
|
|
Type tftp <system address>
|
|
|
|
tftp nic.sura.net (Don't bother with this address)
|
|
|
|
Then:
|
|
|
|
get /etc/passwd
|
|
|
|
Wait awhile. Anything could happen now. Most likely it'll crap out, but you may
|
|
notice a large file called passwd in your current dir after you go through with
|
|
this. (Unlikely though, but I've found a few)
|
|
|
|
- Finger
|
|
|
|
On most systems you can see who is on a certain system by using telnet in
|
|
a certain way. By using what's known as port services you can initiate
|
|
certain services on other machines with telnet. Port 79 will simply just
|
|
dump out a list of account names. You then can brute force hack these out
|
|
if you want. To use:
|
|
|
|
telnet <address> 79
|
|
ex: telnet nic.sura.net 79
|
|
|
|
===============================================================================
|
|
Just keep hacking on the damn thing.
|
|
|
|
- BLUESMAN
|
|
dart@caticsuf.csufresno.edu
|
|
===============================================================================
|
|
|
|
------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
Improvised smoke canister (electric ignition)
|
|
|
|
This is a simply improvised device that can be used in place of commercial
|
|
smoke canisters with pull-ring ignition. This article is only concerned with
|
|
the canister device itself and assumes you know how to produce the desired
|
|
smoke formula and are familiar with electric ignition. Materials you will
|
|
need are,
|
|
|
|
-a standard "pop-top" beverage can (not opened)
|
|
-a small wooden block (approx. 1 cm a side)
|
|
-a paper clip
|
|
-a small piece of metal foil
|
|
-glue and tape
|
|
-a battery of required voltage
|
|
-wire
|
|
-an ignitor
|
|
-smoke formula
|
|
|
|
Construction is rather simple. Take the can and use a knife to cut off the
|
|
top of the can as cleanly as possible, draining the contents as you go.
|
|
Rinse and dry the sections, then take the upper section and glue the wooden
|
|
block right behind the hinged end of the (pop-top) lid. Position the
|
|
PAPER CLIP on the block so it will make contact with the lid when it is opened
|
|
about 45 degrees. Glue the PAPER CLIP in position and attach a wire to it.
|
|
Next, attach a wire to the foil and then glue the foil to the bottom the lid.
|
|
Finish the wiring to the battery and ignitor using the PAPER CLIP/lid-foil as
|
|
a switch equivalent. Finally, place a package of the smoke formula in the
|
|
bottom section and insert the ignitor. To seal the canister, place the
|
|
sections flush together and secure them with tape, or glue the seam first for
|
|
a better seal. This completes the manufacture of the improvised electric
|
|
ignition smoke canister.
|
|
|
|
The functioning of this canister is also very simple. To use, simply open
|
|
the the canister as you would a normal beverage. When the lid is pressed
|
|
down the foil makes contact with the PAPER CLIP, completing the circuit and
|
|
igniting the smoke formula. The resulting smoke exits the canister through
|
|
the opened lid.
|
|
|
|
|
|
.:.. This article was produced by the Foundation
|
|
' under contract with this FBI publication.
|
|
Levi-First Speaker
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|
------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
|
|
|
_______________________________________________________________
|
|
\ /
|
|
\ Chemistry Corner! /
|
|
/ By GarBlEd UsEr \
|
|
/___________________________________________________________\
|
|
|
|
This month's Chemistry Corner is dedicated to a nice little liquid.
|
|
Nitrogen TriChloride
|
|
|
|
This is a simple, yet destructive chemical, which can be made by a few
|
|
easy steps. But first, as always, a background, and description of the
|
|
chemical.
|
|
|
|
This chemical was first brought to my attention in the terrorist's
|
|
handbook. Which glorified it as an easy to make liquid that would blow up.
|
|
Well that was fine and dandy. So I tried the little reaction, and nothing. A
|
|
waste of good Chlorine gas.
|
|
|
|
The formula for Nitrogen Trichloride is NCl3. It is a simple Nitrogen
|
|
atom combined to three chlorine atoms. The molecule is non-polar, and cannot
|
|
be dissolved in water. It is an oily yellow substance.
|
|
|
|
The substance is made from Chloroamine, another explosive liquid. THis
|
|
explosive has a FP of -66C and is also simple to make.
|
|
|
|
STEP 1
|
|
|
|
You will need the following supplies.
|
|
Distilling column.
|
|
3 250ml Erlenmyer Flasks.
|
|
Some rubber and glass tubing.
|
|
Rubber stoppers for the flasks.
|
|
Ammonia Water (NH4OH)
|
|
Chlorine Bleach.
|
|
|
|
STEP 2
|
|
|
|
Cool one flask to approximately 0C. Add to this flask 100ml of ammonia
|
|
water. Place 100ml of Ammonia Water and 100ml of bleach in the other flask.
|
|
Heat the second flask to about 80C. Run a tube from one flask, into the
|
|
other. The tube should begin bubbling gas through the Ammonia solution.
|
|
Continue this until you have run out of gas from the generator. This gas is
|
|
chlorine gas. Do not Breathe.
|
|
|
|
You now have NH2Cl in solution. This substance is explosive in it's
|
|
solid, or liquid states. But it is fully stable in the gas phase, or in
|
|
solution. Such as it is now.
|
|
|
|
Should you want to use this explosive for your purposes, simply distill
|
|
it with the distilling column.
|
|
|
|
STEP 3
|
|
|
|
OK.. Now add enough Sulferic Acid to the solution until the PH is under
|
|
3. Test this with a few strips of PH paper, readily available form your
|
|
classroom, or science supply store.
|
|
|
|
In a few minutes, with LIGHT heating (approx 40C) an oily liquid should
|
|
start to form. When the oil droplets fall to the bottom, STOP THE HEATING!
|
|
|
|
STEP 4
|
|
|
|
Carefully draw out the droplets with an eyedropper, and use them within
|
|
24 hours. They tend to decompose. To make sure you have NCl3, simply
|
|
preform the following SAFE test. Take a metal spoon, and place about 2 drops
|
|
of the substance in it. Heat with a small flame (lighter, gas stove,
|
|
whatever) The droplets should explode. If not.. Try again..
|
|
|
|
|
|
There you have it people.. A safe(not) fun, explosive. Feel free to
|
|
kill your neighbors with it. Feed it to your pet!
|
|
|
|
Next Month: Chlorine Nitrate. You can heat me, drop me and stomp on me, BUT
|
|
don't touch me!
|
|
1999 FBI - Kill Your Local Congressman!
|
|
(c)1999 FBI- All rights have been diluted.
|
|
|
|
SEASONAL ANARCHY!
|
|
By:Garbled User
|
|
|
|
Welcome to FBI Present's latest seasonal column. Every season, we will
|
|
bring to you a new form of anarchy, that can be fun, but only for that
|
|
season! None of these tactics are really deadly, so you can have fun with
|
|
them, and not cause much damage.
|
|
|
|
Weddings:
|
|
Me and Gunner were sitting here trying to think up some seasonal
|
|
activities for spring, when we chanced upon weddings. His suggestion was to
|
|
napalm the wedding.. but this goes a bit far. What can you do? Soak the
|
|
flowers in Liquid Nitrogen. When the bride throws em. <CRISHH> Little flower
|
|
bits everywhere. I thought of tarring and feathering the bride, but maybe
|
|
that's going to far. You could always grease the aisle, so they slip all
|
|
over hell. Or pull the rug out from under them. Make xeroxed pictures of
|
|
the bride with the best man, or the priest. Get a little tape recorder in
|
|
the back, and have it wait until the priest says, "Does anyone object to this
|
|
wedding?" Have it say, "But you said you loved only ME last NIGHT!" In a
|
|
female voice. Tuns o' fun!
|
|
|
|
School:
|
|
Xerox a few school calendars, with the spring break one week in advance.
|
|
|
|
Church:
|
|
You all know how to drain an egg right? Poke a hole with a pin, and pour all
|
|
the stuff out. Now color these eggs and put them around on the egg hunt.
|
|
Better yet, put eggs that you DIDN'T hard boil out. "Wow mommy, can I eat one
|
|
now?" CRACK, SPLASH, EWWW! Or just throw eggs at the hunters. Colored eggs
|
|
that is.
|
|
|
|
Home:
|
|
Some wimps use their air conditioners in the spring. Show these electricity
|
|
wasters a taste of chaos when you fill their AC with powdered sugar, and it
|
|
fills the room. Bomb houses with eggs and hit the windows, They'll go right
|
|
through the screens! Leave the bags on vacuum cleaners open, WHOOSH, dust
|
|
everywhere! Plant flowers on your friends carpeting... that should be fun to
|
|
watch.. "Ooh dear, these are so precious." "Get these fucking things off my
|
|
carpet!" "But DEEEAAARRRRRRR!"
|
|
|
|
Out of doors:
|
|
Plug up a few drain sewers with plastic bags, the whole street will flood!
|
|
Pour washing soda all over a street, when the rain falls, the whole street
|
|
will start to bubble up. Poison bits of people's lawn to ruin the grass,
|
|
make cool things like checkerboards, and obscenities! Or just make little
|
|
paths going everywhere. Plant a fast growing tree in your friend's lawn,
|
|
when he wakes up and their seems to be 4 trees instead of 3, he will freak.
|
|
Or start slowly cutting branches off his tree, until just the trunk is left.
|
|
He will have no clue. Steal all the fruit from a tree, just before it's
|
|
ripe. Poison his tree, so he has a huge dead tree in his yard. "Gosh, trees
|
|
are a bit slow this year." Flood his basement by sticking a hose in an open
|
|
window. Put poison in his bird feeder. Get a BB gun and peg birds off the
|
|
house while he or she is watching them. Leave dead birds, cats, dogs,
|
|
elephants, etc. lying around his yard and driveway. Mow your lawn, and dump
|
|
the grass clippings on his roof. Next rain and they clog the drains, soaking
|
|
everything, and coating the whole area with a sludge. Set the top of one of
|
|
his trees on fire at about three AM and call the fire department. Leave
|
|
piles of grass on his lawn, and above his front door, so he gets covered when
|
|
he opens the door. Those things ITCH. Put grass in his dryer, so all his
|
|
clothing turns green. Pour bleach on all the clothes left out on the line,
|
|
or fill them with itching powder. Best of all, pour gasoline in his anthills
|
|
and drop a match. His whole yard will explode. Anthills are QUITE extensive.
|
|
Steal a tree in the middle of the night. Replant all his flowers upside
|
|
down. Carve obscene figures in his bushes and shrubbery. Glue his welcome mat
|
|
to his front door.
|
|
|
|
Automobiles:
|
|
Cover the hood of your friend's car with ELMER'S glue. When he starts
|
|
driving, the whole thing will flake off, and create a neet effect. If you
|
|
really want to be nasty, put push pins in his windshield wipers. Fill
|
|
someone's car with water, so when he opens the door, WHOOSH, he's soaked.
|
|
Coat a car with grass clippings and elmer's glue. Plant flowers in his
|
|
trunk. Paint his lights black. Pull the rubber things out of his wipers.
|
|
Pull bits and pieces off his tinting to make cool effects. Leave spilt coke
|
|
on his hood.
|
|
|
|
|
|
But most of all.. HAVE FUn! Anarchy is yours to cause. Don't just do what I
|
|
have here.. These are merely beginnings! Strike out. Find new ways to cause
|
|
chaos.. Maybe you don't like some of these ideas. Don't do them, make
|
|
something up.. I care. Just go out there, and enjoy the season while it
|
|
lasts, summer is on it's way! And so is a whole new range of chaos to cause.
|
|
|
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Kill your local congressman!
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(c)1999 FBI- All rights coated with grass clippings and left to rot.
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Legal Hacking Introduction
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by Nombrist Beor
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This is basically what I am working on currently..I haven't got a lot of it
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nailed down yet and the second half is just random stuff from my notes..a
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sort of breaker to what I've dug up (the reason it is total randomness and
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chaos). I used it because I was trying to come up with real world examples of
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where this shit is being used right now and working.
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We, the PEOPLE; the hackers, the druggies, the criminal elite, the nazis,
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pinkos, fags, manual laborers, ethnic minorities, ethnic majorities,
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businessmen, singers, actors, housewives, and anyone who I might just
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happened to have missed, are being fucked over for even TRYING to defend our
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rights.
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Until about 2 years ago, I thought that you only got out of court four ways:
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get screwed, have enough money to pay a good lawyer, get out on a
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technicality, or get real lucky in a jury trial.
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I was wrong. There are specific things you can do before it even gets that
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far. What I'm going to try to do is give some suggestions for possible
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methods using some fictional and some real examples while show the method.
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Before you even bother with any of this, please make absolutely sure that you
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have looked up each citation you plan on using from here yourself in the
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local legal library. Most lawyers have fairly good, but usually lacking
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collections. Most county seats have a fairly decent legal library some place
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in the court house that is open to the public. I'm going to quote almost
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everything by U.S. Reporter numbers, but the Supreme Court Reporter might
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have them because it is similar to a 'best of' anthology.
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Anytime you see a key word (such as jurisdiction, title, ownership, equity,
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common law, admissions, confessions, signature, date of birth, etc.), LOOK IT
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UP! The language of law is almost totally different from everyday use. For
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instance, the term Federal Reserve Note is a misnomer because 'note'
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indicates value. Dollars is ambiguous (sort of like saying I want a peck, a
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peck of what?) The best way I can think of is that while you're at the legal
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library, look up the definitions in 3 dictionaries and 2 encyclopedias.
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Lawyers just don't want to be like anyone else, so they have their own
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versions of these things. Corpus Juris Secundum and American Jurisprudence
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will probably be around some place (they are huge) and are okay, but usually
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pretty vague. Blacks Law Dictionary (one thick volume), to be perfectly
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honest, sucks, but all lawyers use it because it's cheap ($30 on the average
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in a good book store). Bouvier's Law Dictionary (the older the better..the 2
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volume 1914 edition is the best but almost impossible to find) is far better
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if it is available. Another dictionary that is easy to understand that looks
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more like the size of a normal encyclopedia set and is a light blue color,
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usually where all the other dictionaries are, is called Words and Phrases.
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It's a toss-up between Bouvier's and Words and Phrases, but Words and Phrases
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is usually easier to understand, even if it contradicts itself sometimes.
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Second, all these legal citations will be something like:
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Marbury v. Madison, 5 U.S. 137, 174 (1803)
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That is, plaintiff vs. defendant, volume reporter pages (date)
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Some of these are usually missing. Famous cases, such as Miranda v. Arizona,
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don't even have numbers anymore (everyone is 'assumed' to know what you're
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talking about). Date is often missing, but becomes useful with contradicting
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cases. Reporters are abbreviated almost always and usually only the first
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page of a case is listed.
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A citation is a reference to a specific place in a set of books. Each court
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that passes what it considers to be major cases places a copy in a series of
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books that get published every so often. The reason is a principle known as
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'Stare Decisis', aka let the decision stand. If a court has ruled on a
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similar case in the past, assuming they follow Stare Decisis (in this
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country, not doing so is considered a grave injustice, but they get away with
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it all the time), then the decision should be the same. That way, you can
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make your case by showing all previous similar cases and showing how yours is
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the same or different.
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Here we come to a slight problem..the law says one thing and another more
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authoritative document says another. This is a rather tricky thing to answer.
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If you acknowledge a law as law, that makes it legal, though it may be
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unlawful. Here's some examples of where that has happened in the past:
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"If the legislature clearly misinterprets a constitutional provision, the
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frequent �repetition of the wrong will not create a right." Amos v. Mosley,
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74 Fla. 555; 77 So. 619
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"A long and uniform sanction by law revisers and lawmakers, of a legislative
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assertion and exercise of power, is entitled to a great weight in construing
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an ambiguous or doubtful provision, but is entitled to no weight if the
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statute in question is in conflict with the plain meaning of the
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constitutional provision." Kingsley v. Merril, 122 Wis. 185; 99 NW 1044
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"Economic necessity cannot justify a disregard of cardinal constitutional
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guarantee." Riley v. Carter, 165 Okal. 262; 25 P. 2d 666; 79 ALR 1018
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"Disobedience or evasion of a constitutional mandate may not be tolerated,
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even though such disobedience may, at least temporarily, promote in some
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respects the best interests of the public." Slote v. Board of Examiners, 274
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N.Y. 367; 9 NE 2d 12; 112 ALR 660.
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"When any court violates the clean and unambiguous language of the
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Constitution, a fraud is perpetrated and no one is bound to obey it." (See
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16 Ma. Jur. 2d 177, 178) State v. Sutton, 63 Minn. 147, 65 NW 262, 30 L.R.A.
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630 Am. St. 459.
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"There can be no sanction or penalty imposed upon one because of his exercise
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of Constitutional rights." Sherar v. Cullen 481 F. 946
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"Where rights secured by the Constitution are involved, there can be no
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rule-making or legislation which would abrogate them." U.S. Supreme Court in
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Miranda v. Arizona 380 U.S. 436 (1966)
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"The State cannot diminish RIGHTS of the people." Hurtado v. California 110
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U.S. 516
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You are entitled to privacy when dealing with police officers before
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they have given you constructive notice of your rights (the so called Miranda
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rights). They can ask you questions (Florida v. Rodriguez, 469 US 1),
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examine your indentification (INS v. Delgado, 466 US 210), and ask to search
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your luggage (Florida v. Royer, 460 US 491), but you have the right to refuse
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to waive your rights by refusing to answer and not giving them consent.
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Yes, folks, you can stand right there and read a police officer his rights.
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"You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say CAN and WILL be used
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against YOU in a court of law..." If you understand what it means, you might
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want to say a court AT law, instead.
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As you can see from the above, statutes are not law and have no force except
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in two cases:
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1. You allow them to have power over you and waive your rights by not
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denouncing them on the spot. This is how unlawful laws can be legal.
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2. They are provided for in the Constitution. This is the ONLY way they can
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always have any legal force whatsoever.
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This is provided for in the Constitution...
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9th Amendment: "The enumeration in the Constitution of certain rights shall
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not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people."
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The Preamble to the Constitution says " among which are: life, liberty, and
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the pursuit of happiness", it doesn't say those are the only ones.
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"...all executive and judicial officers, both of the United States and of the
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several states, shall be bound by oath or affirmation, to support this
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Constitution...." from U. S. CONSTITUTION, ARTICLE VI, CLAUSE 3.
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Note that it is not out of line for YOU to administer that oath upon the
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judicial officers present, so long as you don't include a test of religion
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(violate their 1st amendment rights). If they don't like it, too bad..as long
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as this is a court of record (there's a reporter there, right), when they go
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against the constitution, they just perjured themselves on the record.
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What can you do about this? Prosecute the felony in a FEDERAL court. What
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law?
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"Whoever, under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom,
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willfully subjects any inhabitant of any State, Territory, or District to the
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deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by
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the Constitution or laws of the United States, .... shall be fined not more
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than $1,000 or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; ...." from UNITED
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STATES CODE, TITLE 18, Section 242.
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"Every person who, under color of any statute, ordinance, regulation, custom,
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or usage, of any State ...., subjects, or causes to be subjected, any citizen
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of the United States or other person within the jurisdiction thereof to the
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deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured by the
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Constitution and laws, shall be liable to the party injured in an action at
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law, suit in equity, or other proper proceeding for redress. ...." from
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UNITED STATES CODE, TITLE 42, Section 1983.
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So you can sue the pigs? What about the judge?
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"Every person who, having knowledge that any of the wrongs conspired to be
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done, and mentioned in section 1985 of this title, are about to be committed,
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and having power to prevent or aid in preventing the commission of the same,
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neglects or refuses so to do, if such wrongful act be committed, shall be
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liable to the party injured, or his legal representatives, for all damages
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caused by such wrongful act, which such person by reasonable diligence could
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have prevented; and such damages may be recovered in an action on the case;
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and any number of persons guilty of such wrongful neglect or refusal may be
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joined as defendants in the action;...." from UNITED STATES CODE, TITLE 42,
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Section 1986.
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How much does it cost?
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"... In any action or proceeding to enforce a provision of sections 1981,
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1982, 1983, 1985, and 1986 of this title....the court, in its discretion, may
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allow the prevailing party, other than the United States, a reasonable
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attorney's fee as part of the costs." from UNITED STATES CODE, TITLE 42,
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Section 1988.
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They will claim they have immunity from prosecution, right?
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Wrong. They already lost that.
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"...an...officer who acts in violation of the Constitution ceases to
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represent the government." from BROOKFIELD CO. V. STUART, (1964) 234 F. Supp
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94, 99 (U.S.D.C., Wash.D.C.)
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"...an officer may be held liable in damages to any person injured in
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consequence of a breach of any of the duties connected with his office...The
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liability for nonfeasance, misfeasance, and for malfeasance in office is in
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his 'individual,' not his official capacity..." from 70 AmJur2nd Sec. 50, VII
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Civil Liability.
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"Decency, security, and liberty alike demand that government officials be
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subjected to the same rules of conduct that are commands to the citizen. In
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a Government of laws, existence of the government will be imperiled if it
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fails to observe the law scrupulously. Crime is contagious. If government
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becomes a lawbreaker, it breeds contempt for the law..." OLMSTEAD V. U.S.,
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277 US 348, 485; 48 S Ct. 564, 575; 72 LEd 944.
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The so-called 'case law' discussed above, however, does have the force of law
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because the court in which you stand uses that as their law. So no matter
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what the dip shits in Congress do, unless the Courts agree to it, it has no
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power.
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Another interesting example of Constitutional rights is fingerprinting. If
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you politely REFUSE to let them have fingerprints, then by taking your
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fingerprints against your will, the police have committed a crime. This is
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where case law really shines...Davis v.Mississippi, 394 U.S. 721: Fingerprint
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evidence is no exception to the rule that all evidence obtained by searches
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and seizures in violation of the constitution is inadmissible in a state
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court. Pp.723-724. - The Fourth Amendment applies to involuntary detention
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occurring at the investigatory stage as well as at the accusatory stage. Pp.
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726-727. - Detentions for the sole purpose of obtaining fingerprints are
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subject to the constraints of the Fourth amendment.. P.727. - "Nor can
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fingerprint detention be employed repeatedly to harass any individual, since
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the police need only one set of each person's prints." - "...the general
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requirement that the authorization of a judicial officer be obtained in
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advance of detention would seem not to admit of any exception in the
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fingerprinting context."
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Interesting little tid-bit for Bible freaks: What is a lawyer?
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The minute you have one you are in trouble.
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In Luke 11:46, "WOE unto you lawyers." What does Woe mean? It says in
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Strong's concordance: Upon you will come every pestilence, every disease,
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every hardship that can be imagined...
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The emblem of the lawyers is the serpent. I wonder why...in the bible there
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is a larger serpent eating all the other serpents. The large serpent is
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administrative law and the small ones are lawyers and errant public servants
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(cops, bureaucrats, etc.) One of the emblems of the United States is an eagle
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with a serpent in it's claws. One of the early flags had a serpent
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intertwined among the stars...some of this stuff is fun.
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This supposedly happened in Wisconsin. The police stopped a car for
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speeding. The car had 5 guys in it, They all got out. The cop said: Who
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was driving the car? They said they didn't know; he stopped the car. So the
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cop wrote out 5 tickets. When they went to Court, the cop relayed his story.
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So the Judge said to one of them. "I'll give you immunity if you will tell
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me who was driving. The guy said: I was.
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If you feel entrapment coming when on the stand.... Turn to the judge and
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ask. Is this a trick question? He will say I can't give you council. You
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now say: I'm holding you now as my sureity that I don't get myself into a
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criminal jurisdiction. What is he going to do? They will have to stricken
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the whole line of questioning from the record.
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The Executive Branch of the U.S. Government is the only one who can license
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its own. The Judicial is another branch of government. The power to license
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is the power to destroy so the Executive can never license the Judicial. If
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they tell you that they are licensed say: You better show me, because if you
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are, then we have sedition going on.
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That Miranda warning is crazy ..... "You have the right to remain
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silent---etc." Then what is the first thing they ask? "What's your name?"
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The idiot tells you you can remain silent, then he asks you for your name.
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If you don't tell them, they book you as John Doe.
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HINKLEY was never convicted of an assassination attempt because he denied
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that he knew what it meant. "I don't understand the charges of
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assassination." You can only be convicted of a crime when you tell them with
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your own mouth that you understand the charges -- until that time they
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couldn't nail Hinkley. So what did they do with him? Put him in the
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shrink house.
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John told about a doctor that sued him for $1500.00 medical bill. He went to
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him to negotiate. Told Dr., You have to be making over 100k a year, on
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$1500.00 your taxes will be $750 + ....I want to pay your bill, but I'll pay
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you in cash $500.00. Did he take it? Like a fly on a pork chop. NEGOTIATE
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THAT IS WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT.
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How many of you have you have run into trouble trying to cash a check in a
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bank that you don't have an account in? Ask them if they are a corresponding
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bank (FDIC)? then ask; Are you telling me you are not going to cash one of
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your FDIC brothers bank checks? Are you violating the terms of the covenant
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of the Federal Reserve Bank? Are you denying that this is a negotiable
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instrument on your brother bank? Are you the branch manager of this bank?
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Are you violating the terms of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913? Do you know
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the consequences there are for you violating these terms? Aren't you a full
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service bank? What does that mean?
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If you think you are going to be held in Contempt of Court: First thing you
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need to give someone power of attorney at all times. Do it before any court.
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Have it signed by two witnesses. It allows some one to get in & out of Court
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any time, and IF IT INCLUDES THE STATEMENT: that you don't believe in lawyers
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because of there is a 1953-54 review of the American Bar Association saying
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that if the attorney has been apprised that his client did commit any crime;
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he must turn that evidence in to the state authorities, and because you
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believe this is a violation of the contract right with the privileged
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licensed attorney, you now want X Jones to be your council.
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If they say: Answer the question or go to jail. Say: If I answer can I go
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home? Who is the injured party?
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Never argue a fact. Just hold to the law. What jurisdiction do you have over
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me? Who is the injured party? How can anything other than a person have an
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injury? Who is the Corporation?
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We have the right to ask questions --so don't be afraid to ask. Don't get
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angry, don't argue, don't answer, just ask questions--- Judge, why are
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you yelling? Judge, are you yelling because you can't produce an injured
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person?
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There are two types of Notices in Court: A Judicial Notice and a Private
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Notice. To convene the Court, the Judge needs a Judicial Notice. The Judge
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cannot act on a private notice.
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When the Judge asks for your name ---" Doesn't the injured party have to make
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the identification?" or "I am who I am." How many times did Jesus say who he
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was in the Bible. "I am who I am."
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Do not allow hearsay evidence. There is a banker, representative of the
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county, state, federal government there? Objection. Hearsay evidence. Is the
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injured party present? No, then I demand that the case be dismissed.
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Remember, if you are not having fun, you're not doing it right.
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Storage Molotov Cocktail
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This a simple variation of a normal Molotov Cocktail that can be stored for
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any length of time. Normal firebombs of this type leave the fuel or
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saturated wick exposed to the air, allowing the fuel to evaporate and
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eventually fill the storage space with noxious fumes, not to mention the mess
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occurring if the firebomb happens to be knocked over. The materials you will
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need are as easy to acquire as those for a normal Molotov cocktail:
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-a glass bottle with cap (the soda bottles with plastic caps work best).
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-cloth or rag.
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-a length of wire or string.
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-fuel
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Twist the rag so that when it is doubled it will fit snugly into the mouth
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of bottle (it should not be able to move unless pulled or pushed on). Tie
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the wire tightly around the middle of rag, then glue or otherwise attach the
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other end of the wire to the inside of the cap (keep it away from the threads
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unless you're really stupid and don't want the cap to close properly). Fill
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the bottle with the fuel and stuff the rag and wire into the bottle, then
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screw on the cap. Finally, wash off the fuel you split all over the bottle
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since you were in too much of a rush to find a funnel.
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To use the firebomb unscrew the cap and pull on it to extract the desired
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length of wick and there's your Molotov cocktail. If you don't know what to
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do from there, just take this device to your local police station and they
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will take care of you.
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.:.. This article was produced by the Foundation
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' under contract with this FBI publication.
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Levi-First Speaker
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GarBlEd UsEr Presents...
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An Interview With EFF.
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This is simply an interview I had with Mitchell Kapor of the EFF. This
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interview was brought to you to show what us hackers, phreakers, etc. have
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going for us in the background. And exactly how far they WILL go for us. I
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hope you enjoy it, and even more importantly, send some $$ to the EFF. A
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form will be placed at the bottom for this purpose.
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>Who Began the EFF?
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Mitchell Kapor and John Perry Barlow
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>What, in your opinion, Is the EFF about?
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation is an organization concerned with
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the "Civilizing of cyberspace." By this we mean that our mission is to
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develop the burgeoning realm of computer based communications. We endeavor to
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develop and propagate tools and attitudes that make for easy and open access
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to computer networks. We also watch for especially unjust actions by
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governments and other organizations that deny common constitutional
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protections to users of computer systems.
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>How long has EFF been in existence?
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The EFF was founded in July of 1990.
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>How large a current staff do you have?
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>Whom is your current administrative/editorial staff composed of?
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Mitch Kapor, Executive director
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Mike Godwin, Staff Counsel
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Chris Davis, System Manager
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Rita Rouvallis, Administrator (all full-time)
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Gerard van der Leun, Director of Communications (part-time)
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Helen Rose, Co-System Manager (volunteer)
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>Do you see EFF as becoming a large and powerful voice in the legislative and
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>computer world?
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We want to have an impact on the legislative process, representing the
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community of network users and presenting technically informed points of
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view.
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>What does EFF hope to accomplish in the next few years?
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The big issues for the next few years:
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Develop detailed policies and procedures for computer investigation
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Evolve digital services and regulations of the telephone network into open
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platform for free speech and free enterprise
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>What have you accomplished since you began?
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In our first year The Electronic Frontier Foundation has:
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Inspired and helped to organize and present the first Computer
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Freedom and Privacy Conference. CFP was a four day event that brought
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together, in search of knowledge and common ground, representatives from
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computer networking, law enforcement, and privacy advocate groups.
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Worked within Senator Leahy's Privacy Task Force in Washington,D.C.
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in order to advance the concerns of the computer networking community in the
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formation of legislation in this critical area.
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Established a fully staffed, operational headquarters in Cambridge,
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Massachusetts.
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Distributed the first six issues of our electronic newsletter,
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EFFector Online, throughout the net.
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Published the first issue of our quarterly print newsletter, EFFECTOR.
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Filed suit against the Secret Service for the unlawful search and
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seizure of computers, BBS systems, books and manuscripts at Steve Jackson
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Games in Austin, Texas.
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Defended Craig Neidorf, unjustly accused of publishing purloined
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documents.
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Become a presence on the Internet with our node, eff.org.
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Created an FTP archive on the net for documents on computer networking
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and privacy law.
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Spoken to numerous groups nationwide on the issues of civil liberties
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and computer networking.
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Made grants in aid to Computer Professionals for Social
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Responsibility as well as joining them in numerous projects and workshops
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around the nation.
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Testified before the Federal Communications Committee concerning the
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public access and design needs of the National Research and Education
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network.
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Lobbied effectively at the state level to change legislation inimical
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to computer networking.
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Developed a network of relationships with the local and national
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media that has affected the climate of opinion about computer networking and
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begun to reverse the slide into "hacker hysteria" that was beginning to grip
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the nation.
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Given a net home at eff.org to groups like Computer Professionals for
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Social Responsibility and the new Computers and Academic Freedom group.
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Created a voice that is listened to in Washington on issues
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concerning computer networking.
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Joined in an association with the ACLU and the Consumer Federation of
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America in order to plan and to act in the future to ensure broad public
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access to the information super-highways of the future.
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Launched the Open Road program in order to make sure that the needs
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of the public in the building of the National Public Network are addressed at
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the beginning of the project.
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Begun research and development into creating the tools that will
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allow non-technical individuals using PCs to access the net over voice-grade
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telephone lines in a simple and straightforward fashion.
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Defined the problems associated with the questions of protecting
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nodes and carriers from unwarranted risks and liabilities in providing
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information services from the producer to the consumer.
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>What made you found the EFF?
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EFF MISSION STATEMENT -- April, 1990
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A new world is arising in the vast web of digital, electronic media
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which connect us. Computer-based communication media like electronic mail and
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computer conferencing are becoming the basis of new forms of community. These
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communities without a single, fixed geographical location comprise the first
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settlements on an electronic frontier.
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While well-established legal principles and cultural norms give
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structure and coherence to uses of conventional media like newspapers, books,
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and telephones, the new digital media do not so easily fit into existing
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frameworks. Conflicts come about as the law struggles to define its
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|
application in a context where fundamental notions of speech, property, and
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place take profoundly new forms. People sense both the promise and the threat
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inherent in new computer and communications technologies, even as they
|
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struggle to master or simply cope with them in the workplace and the home.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation has been established to civilize
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the electronic frontier; to make it useful and beneficial not just to a
|
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technical elite, but to everyone; and to do this in keeping with our
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society's highest traditions of the free and open flow of information and
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communication.
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>Does EFF condone Hacking?
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No. Unauthorized entry into computer systems is wrong and should be
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illegal.
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>How do you see the future in regards to Anti-hacking regulations?
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We hope that law-makers and law enforcement will become more sophisticated
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in their ability to differentiate different degrees and classes of illegal
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activity, especially between casual exploration and more serious
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intrusions.
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>What, if any, will EFF's role in these be?
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Defending civil liberties of those using computers and networks.
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>Do you see hackers as an invincible entity that will always be here, or as a
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>"fad" that will eventually die out?
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There will always be explorers of new and forbidden territories.
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>Do you feel that the Federal Bureau of Investigation should hire and use
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>computer literate people for cases involving computers?
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Yes.
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>Why is it that you believe local police should not be involved in the serving
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>of search warrants in hacker cases?
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They should be involved if they're properly trained and knowledgeable in
|
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the conduct of computer-based searches.
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>Do you think this will ever be achieved?
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Slowly, over time.
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>How, and why did EFF become involved in the SJG case?
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We heard about it and read about it through reports over the Internet. We
|
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then conducted our own investigation in which we determined that there had
|
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been serious overstepping of bounds by law-enforcement in the particular
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actions taken in that case.
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>Has your opinion of hackers changed after the NeXt breakin at your
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>organization?
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Not really. Being hacked into is always at least an annoyance. Fortunately,
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in our case there was no serious damage. If there had been, we would have
|
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taken a more aggressive stance about going after the person responsible.
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>Should the person who hacked your system be found, and brought to trial,
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>and it became clear to you that he was mistreated by the SS and or FBI,
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>would you help him in a case against the FBI or SS?
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Conceivably. But we only get involved in cases of where there are
|
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substantive Constitutional issues. We're not a hacker defense fund.
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>In your opinion, Why do people hack?
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To learn, to explore, to thumb their nose at authority. Many different
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reasons. Despite the fact that some of the reasons themselves might be ok,
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they do not count as a justification for the action.
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> I would like to thank you for this interview. I am very interested to read
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>your comments.
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Cuprous Acetylide
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Cuprous Acetylide(Cu2C2): Brick red amorphous powder which explodes violently
|
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when dry, on heating to about 120 deg C and also by friction.
|
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(PATR 2700 (1960), Vol 1 page A72)
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Cupric Acetylide(CuC2): Black amorphous precipitate, which explodes violently
|
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on heating, impact or friction.
|
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(ibid Vol 1 page A74)
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CuC2 is very shock sensitive - even under water. It can form either as a
|
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powder or a platelets.
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Hard to do anything with - yes. It is too touchy - and that is even more
|
|
true for the CuC2 in platelet form. Just touching one of the platelets
|
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can cause it to explode.
|
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(ibid Vol 1 page A74)
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�Hmm.. I found this on the internet..
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Well.. here's what to do.. If you REALLY want to make some!
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Bubble acetylene gas through a curpuric sulfate solution. BE CAREFUL!
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______________________________________________________
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= =
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= Weapon improvisation =
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= =
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= The Axe =
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= =
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= by. Balthazar =
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=______________________________________________________=
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As a member in The Society for Creative Anachronism (not to be confused
|
|
with anarchy) I am exposed to weaponsmithing and armoring at all levels, for
|
|
the dime store anarchist and survivalist the one thing you have to know is
|
|
how to improvise weapons quickly and with common items.
|
|
|
|
This month I am going to be covering the axe where to find them and the
|
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easiest way to produce them.
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I do not in any way shape or form recommend the common axes that can be
|
|
purchased at local hardware stores or camping supply shoppes. the problem is
|
|
balance you will be more likely to kill your self rather then others.
|
|
|
|
Ok the first and most important part of and axe is the handle if you have
|
|
a shitty handle then your axe will not function well. The best and only
|
|
material I RECOMMEND is wood, preferably a hard wood (oak or maple).
|
|
Honestly the ones available in stores are good you only need to make changes
|
|
to the balance that can be accomplished in one of 2 ways the first is to make
|
|
the axe head lighter that is a waste of time you want a heavy head to be able
|
|
to cut thru bone and cartilage so he only alternative is to weight the other
|
|
end of the haft the best way is to use an external weight if you use an
|
|
internal one you are weakening the overall strength of the weapon. So now
|
|
that I have established the reasons for the weight we need to find one ...
|
|
go down to your local hardware or plumbing supply store and buy a threaded
|
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steel pipe end cap you want the weight to be about 1/3 the weight of the axe
|
|
head you need to shave the end of the axe to accommodate the end cap. now
|
|
just screw it on the cap will thread the wood and form a strong joint.
|
|
|
|
On to the head the problem with the store bought ones is the fact that
|
|
they are to thick and don't have enough blade surface to go through someone
|
|
they will get stopped by their width. You have a couple of choices for the
|
|
axe head the simplest is to find a piece of steel and cutting out the head
|
|
and sharpening the blade. The total surface of the blade using this method
|
|
shouldn't be more then 18" from point to point more then this using steel
|
|
(sheet) will make it to weak and it will bend ...substitutes for sheet steel
|
|
can be found anywhere heads off of shovels, car hoods(older models new ones
|
|
are too thin) use your imagination here.
|
|
|
|
Mounting the head is of prime importance if its not done correctly then
|
|
you could lose your head at a most inopportune moment in your life and that
|
|
wouldn't be good. For the style of axe we are discussing it must me mounted
|
|
inside the axe handle that means that you must split the handle the hard
|
|
woods are to brittle to do this easily in the form that you get them you need
|
|
to sand off the lacquer on the the haft so it can absorb moisture get a pot
|
|
of water boiling you want to add about a pint of oil either linseed or a
|
|
good wood finishing oil but linseed is best because it is absorbed easily by
|
|
wood you need to make a cut in the center of the haft from the top down about
|
|
13 inches. Submerge the top of the haft in the water and oil let it boil for
|
|
a good 2 to 4 hours depending on the type of wood. once this is done you need
|
|
to mount the blade push the blade down to the bottom of the split you need at
|
|
least 3 inches of the back of the blade to stick out of the rear of the
|
|
handle to be able to anchor it properly. Next get a vice and clamp the top
|
|
of the haft and take some steel wire(you can substitute what ever you want
|
|
but wire is the best) 14 gauge or smaller you need to wrap it as tightly as
|
|
humanly possible ( this is the critical step if it is not tightly wound the
|
|
axe is useless ) next take some leather strapping by it of cut up a leather
|
|
jacket I don't care, you need to wrap the head to the haft using x wraps
|
|
this will help stabilize the head make sure that the leather is wet when you
|
|
do this (when leather dries it shrinks) the leather will tighten down as it
|
|
dries. let the axe dry completely (may take up to 2 days) after it dries
|
|
take a good look at your wraps and make sure they are in good shape oil the
|
|
whole haft with linseed oil and wrap the hand grip in light leather and
|
|
sharpen up the blade and you now have a real nice axe to use for many
|
|
interesting purposes. One thing I forgot to mention is the length of the
|
|
handle it should be no more then the length of your leg from the thigh joint
|
|
down.
|
|
|
|
That's basically it most of the information in this article is base on
|
|
personal experience. You can substitute whatever you want for items listed
|
|
but don't come crying to me if you lop off your leg.
|
|
|
|
(c) 2003 - The year of freedom
|
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|
|
FBI Presents.....
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|
THE NON BOX
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|
|
The non box.. Why do I call it this, you may ask. Many Phreakers
|
|
complain that all the good box colors are taken up by people that make stupid
|
|
little hold buttons for their fonez. This little toy runs right on the edge
|
|
of box, and toy.. So I went with toy, and didn't use a good color. Too bad
|
|
though.. The burnt umber box woulda been cool.
|
|
|
|
What does this box do?
|
|
Simple question.. deserving a complex answer. This box allows calls to be
|
|
made from a line, while at the same time, halting any incoming calls. Why
|
|
would this be useful? You could turn the box on at night. You wouldn't be
|
|
awoken by a ring in the night, and in an emergency, you could still call out!
|
|
That's just soo cool.. right? Wrong. This box has one, hidden feature. If
|
|
you have call waiting, and a modem.... you know what those call waitin' bluez
|
|
are.. right? Where you are in the middle of a 10 meg Kermit DL, and some
|
|
idiot calls you and knocks you RIGHT OFF THE LINE. Annoying. Some people
|
|
say, "Well just hit *70 and turn off the call waiting." Not all area codes
|
|
offer this feature! There is a way however... Simply turn your non box on,
|
|
make your call, and continue free of interruption! NO PROBLEM!
|
|
|
|
How does it work?
|
|
This one is easy.. R1(the resistor) cuts a small amount of voltage out..
|
|
just enough to trick the ESS into believing the fone is off the hook.
|
|
However, this is NOT enough to actually take the fone off the hook,
|
|
therefore, you can still make calls. It might be fun to play around with
|
|
this, and see if you can make, or receive free calls with it too! The person
|
|
trying to call you will hear about half of a ring, and then he will hear a
|
|
normal busy signal.
|
|
|
|
How do I make a NON BOX?
|
|
|
|
SIMPLE! Follow these instructions.
|
|
|
|
Go to radio-shack.. buy the following:
|
|
|
|
(1) DPDT Switch - Should have 6 leads and an on/off positions.
|
|
(1) Gold banded, 1000 Ohm resistor.
|
|
(1) Spool of Copper Wiring. Any color.. have fun here.
|
|
|
|
Now simply construct the shown design. NOT a problem!
|
|
|
|
I am no ascii artist.. If you have the EXE version of this Mag, read that for
|
|
a better picture.
|
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|
|
^ _________ ^
|
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| | | |
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| | 1 2 | |
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| | | |
|
|
|----3 4---/\R1/\--|
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| | |
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| 5---6 | |
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| | | |
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|
|___|___| |
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| |
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| |
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| |
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RING TIP
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|
|
R1 is the resistor. The numbers correspond to the poles on the switch. The
|
|
bottom of the switch (5,6 in the diagram) is the ON position. The two wires
|
|
marked with the ^ signs must each be 3 inches long, and lead to NOTHING.
|
|
They must not connect, but they have to be there! REMEMBER THAT! Simply
|
|
tape them to the side of your casing,(plastic, not metal for your geniuses
|
|
out there!) or as in my case, tape them to the wall.
|
|
Remember, RED RIGHT RING. GREEN LEFT TIP.
|
|
|
|
ok now.. You want to connect it.. SIMPLE!
|
|
GO to the wall jack.. loosen the screws attaching the red and green wires.
|
|
DO NOT REMOVE THESE WIRES! Attach the ring and tip to their respective
|
|
screws, and re-tighten. The box will not function if the two original
|
|
wires(into the jack) were removed.
|
|
|
|
Now, to operate the box, simply Click the box to the on position. Go to a
|
|
friend's house, or a pay fone, and test it out by calling your house. NO
|
|
Problem! It should work like a charm.
|
|
|
|
Have fun with your box.. and report any discoveries on it's actions to me.
|
|
|
|
1999- KIll your local congressman!
|
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|
(c) 1999 FBI- All rights Cast into the Pit of WOE.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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|
Rocket Center of Pressure Calculation
|
|
|
|
Center of pressure (CP) calculation is perhaps the most important aspect of
|
|
building (model) rockets, yet it is often overlooked because of the abundance
|
|
of prefabricated models available. If you want to construct your own rocket
|
|
you will need this information in order to determine the stability of your
|
|
rocket.
|
|
|
|
The definition of CP is the point at which all the forces acting on the
|
|
rocket are evenly distributed around. Three types of stability originate
|
|
from the location of the center of gravity (CG) in relation to the CP:
|
|
|
|
-negative stability: CG is located behind the CP. The rocket essentially
|
|
wants to move in opposition to the source of trust, causing it to revolve
|
|
around it's CG, which leads to a nice display of rocket acrobatics just over
|
|
the launch site. Let someone you don't like launch these.
|
|
|
|
-neutral stability: CG is located at the CP. This is similar to negative
|
|
stability as the rocket will fly around in changing direction. A certain
|
|
phenomenon occurs when as the motor burns in a rocket with neutral stability,
|
|
the CG moves towards the nose, which causes the rocket to have positive
|
|
stability (see below) and suddenly shoot off in any direction, including the
|
|
launcher or anyone else in the vicinity for that matter. Take some of these
|
|
to the local rocket show if you have sadistic tendencies.
|
|
|
|
-positive stability: CG is located in front of the CP. This is what causes
|
|
rockets to fly straight, although weather cocking (moving with the air
|
|
currents) is a result.
|
|
|
|
note: The ideal position for the CP is one caliber (length of the diameter
|
|
of the body tube) behind the CG. This gives the rocket positive stability,
|
|
and reduces WEATHER COCKING to a minimum.
|
|
|
|
Once you have your rocket or plans for the rocket, you can use the
|
|
following calculations to determine the CP and adjust your CG (with motor)
|
|
accordingly. These calculations are a simplified version of the Barrowman
|
|
method, a method for finding the CP of any rocket, which should be looked up
|
|
if your rocket does not fit the basic design in this version.
|
|
|
|
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|
--- --- ---
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: : ,'', :
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: a ,' ',
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: ,' ', c
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: : ,' ',
|
|
: --- ,'________________', :
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: | | :
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|
: |:------ b ------:| :
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: | | :
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|
: | | :
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|
: |:------ d ------:| ---
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: --- \ /
|
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: : \ /
|
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: f \ /
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: : \ /
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: --- |:-- e ---:|
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: | |
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g | |
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| |
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: | |
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: | |
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--- ,| --- |, ---
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,' | : | ', :
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,' | : | ', :
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,' | : | ',
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|
,' | : | ', h
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|
,' | | ',
|
|
,' | i | ', :
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|
,' | |:, ', :
|
|
,' | : | ', ', ---
|
|
--- | | : | ', |
|
|
: | | : | ' |
|
|
: | | : | k |
|
|
: | ,| --- |, , |
|
|
| ,' ------------- ', ', |
|
|
j | ,' ', ':|
|
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| ,' :- m -: ', |
|
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: | ,' ', |
|
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: | ,' ', |
|
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: | ,' ', |
|
|
: | ,' ', |
|
|
--- ,' ',
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|
|
:------ l -----:
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|
|
Nose
|
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|
|
a = length of nose
|
|
|
|
for cone nose: for ogive nose (normal, egg shaped, nose):
|
|
|
|
Cn = 2 Cn = 2
|
|
Xn = 0.666a Xn = 0.466a
|
|
|
|
Conical Transition (for both increasing and decreasing diameter, omit if
|
|
not used)
|
|
|
|
b = diameter of nose base
|
|
c = distance from nose tip to front of transition
|
|
d = diameter of front of transition
|
|
e = diameter of rear of transition
|
|
f = length of transition piece
|
|
|
|
Ct = 2[(e/b)^2-(d/b)^2]
|
|
Xt = c+(f/3){1+[1-(d/e)]/[1-(d/e)^2]}
|
|
|
|
Fins (calculate separately for each set of fins)
|
|
|
|
g = distance from nose tip to fin root chord leading edge
|
|
h = distance between fin root leading edge and fin tip leading edge
|
|
i = fin root chord
|
|
j = fin tip chord
|
|
k = length of fin mid-chord line (from midpoint of fin root chord to
|
|
midpoint of fin tip chord)
|
|
l = fin semi span
|
|
m = radius of body rear end
|
|
n = number of fins
|
|
|
|
Cf = [1+m/(l+m)][4n(l+b)^2/(1+(1+2k/(i+j)^2)^.5]
|
|
Xf = g+h(i+2j)/3(i+j)+[i+j-ij/(i+j)]/6
|
|
|
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|
|
Cr = sum of C values for each part
|
|
Xr = sum of C value + X value for each part (ex. CnXn+CtXt+CfXf+etc)
|
|
|
|
CP distance from nose tip = Xr/Cr
|
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|
|
This has been a largely non-technical discussion, and if you would like to
|
|
explore the construction of rockets further, I suggest you find a good book
|
|
on model rocketry for a more in-depth discussion.
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.:.. This article was produced by the Foundation
|
|
' under contract with this FBI publication.
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Levi-First Speaker
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ GArbled UseR here to answer the eternal question...
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Why do elephants have feet?
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Have you ever lain awake at night wondering why elephants have feet?
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Of COURSE you have! Why everyone has pondered this eternal question! Some
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may feel that it is to propagate the species. Others state that it helps
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keep them from running into trees.
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Wait a moment! Elephants EAT trees... Does this mean they take in lies?
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Oh dear.. I just realized that the majority of you are unfamiliar with the
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Tree Hypothesis. This simply will not do!
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The Tree HYPOTHESIS:
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All Plant life of any type lies. This is a inherent nature to the life form.
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Some however, lie more than others.
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The tree, for example, is the ultimate liar. Anything a tree may say, will
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be the DIRECT opposite of the truth. The shrub however only twists the
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truth, while grass just tells little white lies.
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Examples:
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Man: "Hey tree, What color is the sky?"
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Tree: "Why it is Orange of course!"
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Man: "Hey Shrub, what color is the grass?"
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Shrub: "Why, it's PINK!"
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Man: "Hey grass, what color is asphalt?"
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Grass: "Grey!"
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As you can see, orange is the direct opposite of blue. Thus the tree! But
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pink is completely, yet not directly opposite of green. While grey is just a
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tad off from black.
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Proof of the Tree theory:
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1) Many people get lost in a forest. Why is this? Have you ever asked a
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tree for directions?
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2) Have you ever heard a tree tell the truth?
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3) Did you hear about those unfortunate loggers that were put out of
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business to save the one-eyed hooting owl? Guess what, the government
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consulted the forest on this one. There really is no such thing as a one
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eyed hooting owl!
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4) Have you ever written an answer on a test that you KNOW is correct, but
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when you get it back, there is a different answer staring at your face...
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marked WRONG! Your test was printed on PAPER! hmmmm...
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5) Have you ever bought a #2 pencil? How do they know it was really the
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second one made? Why does your friend have his OWN #2 pencil!
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6) The Trojan Rock-Iron 2000lb. Test rubber always seems to BREAK! Rubber
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is made from TREES!
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7) In court, they put their hand on a bible, a PAPER bible, and swear to tell
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the truth. Yet they never seem to!
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8) They call styrofoam disposable plates PAPER plates.. This one just
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confuses the hell out of me, so I thought I would throw it in for good marks.
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9) Have you ever looked through a dictionary, where it says, see blah, when
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you look up blah, it points you right back to the original word!
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10) Have you ever tried to tell north from the moss on a tree? Why do you
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think this issue was so late?
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But wait.. You may be reading this on paper.. are you reading a lie?
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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"I am a tree" -Ralph, the intangible one
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Now back to your regularly scheduled text file....
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The elephant, after digesting many a lie, has turned into a huge, evil
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creature, with upturned fangs, and a gaping maw. The deadly elephant uses his
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tremendous feet to crush the feeble grass he once fed upon. Even the deadly
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earthworm is no match for this ravenous beast. Suddenly, the deadly flying
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aardvark dives down from a tree. Tired of measly ants, this vicious beast
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feeds upon the dangerous elephant, only to further it's wrath. Swooping
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down, it's sticky tounge grasps the elephant's trunk, pulling the beast
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skyward. As it lets go, the elephant drops below, smashing a nearby urban
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development. Hundreds of aardvarks swarm in from above, as the elephant
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splatters across a 5 mile area. The ducks walk in circles, waiting for their
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chance at the carrion left behind. For the aardvarks only eat the bones,
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leaving behind a fleshy mess of, blubber, meat and partially digested leaves.
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This is the meal for the ducks, as the aardvarks attack a NATO tank passing
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by.
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Until next time, I'm Marty Stoufer, and this is our..
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Wacked America.
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Oops! Damn.. wrong editor.. sorry about that..
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Anyways elephant have feet to support their legs. Sheesh, some people.
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(c) 1999 FBI - All rights eaten by scavenging ducks.
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FBI PRESENTS....
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PATHOGEN PROGRAMMING
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or
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The Infector's Handbook
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Part ONE of Many!
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Welcome to Garbled User's Handy Dandy Guide to Virii Programming. In
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This, and upcoming issues, we will be giving you a complete tutorial on the
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theory, operation, and writing of our little EXE friends. We will even
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include pieces of code here, so you can write your own!
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PART I
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This Month's Column is on the theory of operation of many virii. This
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will explain the many different types of Virii, from a programmer's point of
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view.
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SECTION I: The Trojan Horse.
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Named after the famous wooden horse of Homer's Iliad which was
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presented as a gift to the trojans, while actually holding an invasionary
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force. This program is a deadly data destroyer. It is virtually
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undetectable by most scanners, and destroys data instantly. It is named
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|
after the horse, because it uses the same principal of operation. A guilded
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exterior which promises to be a fun game, or powerful utility, turns out to
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be a nasty program that will format your hard drive. This program is very
|
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simple to create. A nice loading screen that tells you It is loading the
|
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program, while the devious little bug is turning your HD into mulch. Most of
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these can be ended with a nasty little remark that �infinitely pisses off the
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foolish user. An example of this program would be the AIDS2 "virus". though
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it is not a virus at all. Simply go to your nearest PD BBS, and download
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some source code for a HD formatting utility. Then guild it up, make it
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really attractive. A nice touch is to add extensive documentation. This
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will lead the user to believe it is a real program. Make it something that
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the user would really want. Don't go overboard however. Saying that a
|
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program will speed your computer up to 400 MIPS is going overboard. Use
|
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something logical, like a VGA Font creation tool, or a memory manager. You
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can nail quite a few people with this one!
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SECTION II: The ANSI Bomb.
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This is a particularly nasty version of the trojan horse. This
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program however requires NO knowledge of programming whatsoever! This
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program can be hidden in documentation. You could take a program, add your
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little segment to the beginning of a document, and the fool would never be
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the wiser. There is almost NO protection against this Trojan. The only
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protection is people without ANSI.SYS loaded, or people who are running a
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special anti-bomb version of ANSI.SYS. Luckily, many people do not like this
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version of ANSI.SYS because it severely limits the functioning of your ANSI.
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The program changes the definition of a key, so that when pressed, it loads a
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Macro of sorts, that can be VERY NASTY. Such as when you hit F1, it types
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out FORMAT C: and instantly hits enter. Some particularly nasty versions
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switch the definition of the Y and N keys, so that a person wishing to say no
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to those "ARE YOU SURE (YN)" questions will get NAILED. For example, I could
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have nailed you right now with one, and you wouldn't have been the wiser,
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until it hit you. But I didn't. Why? Simple, why would I wish to infect my
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own readers? That would completely ruin my credibility, and kill my
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newsletter instantly!
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SECTION III: The Worm.
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Many people foolishly mistake this program for a virus. This
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is no virus. A worm is a program that Loads itself into memory, and on top
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of your command.com file. The program slowly "eats" away portions of your
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hard drive, one byte at a time. This program is quite possibly the most
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difficult of any virus to write, and therefore, we intend to save it for
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last.
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SECTION IV: The Virus.
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The virus is a VERY evil little program that loads itself onto
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your COMMAND.COM or IBMBIOS.COM and waits. The program can do one of many
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things. First, It could Wait for a certain date, and wipe out your HD. Or
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It could Start to copy itself all over hell, and cover your disk with itself.
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Some are just harmless little programs that cause little annoyances, like
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messages that say "HEY, that hurts, Don't Hit the keys so hard." The virus
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is distinguished from the Worm by it's ability to infect other computers.
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Should a floppy be put into your drive, that disk will become infected, and
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the virus can infect other computers. The virus can manifest itself in any
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program. Meaning a program that was virus free yesterday, could be totally
|
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infected today. The virus is virtually undetectable to your computer. Most
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virus scanners, which claim protection against Virii, do nothing more than
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search for known virii. This can be easily overcome by writing your own.
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There are many, many sub-divisions of each class of pathogens.
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These will be completely detailed and explained in later Sections of this
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continuing file. This is nothing more than an opening summary, to prepare
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you for the knowledge you are to receive. Soon, you will be introduced to
|
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source, and valuable tips that will aid you in the creation of your own
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pathogens. After we have summarized, and completely detailed each type or
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form of pathogen, we will begin publishing source codes for virii, that you
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can edit to your own purposes, or use in your own virii.
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COMING SOON: PART II : The ANSI bomb. A complete detailing of The ANSI command
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set, and how to use it to your own purposes.
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PART III: Advanced ANSI Bombing. Now that you're an expert.. Here's some
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things to REALLY knock their socks off with!
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Kill Your Local Congressman!
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(c)1999 FBI- All rights plagiarized.
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PATHOGEN PROGRAMMING
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PART II of MANY
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Welcome to Pathogen Programming Part II. This section is completely devoted
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to the creation, use and theory of operation of ANSI bombs. This is a
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simple, yet effective way to produce mass chaos and disruption in a network,
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or computer.
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SECTION I : The ANSI bomb.
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Simply, an ANSI bomb, is a program written in ANSI command codes, that
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will redefine the keyboard to make it do what you want it to. To the
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distress of the user.
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SECTION II : How to build an ANSI bomb.
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This is simple. First pull out an ANSI drawing program. Use this to
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make a nice ansi picture for your victim to view. Then use a text editor to
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add the nasty bit. Code with explanations follow.
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^[ = The ESC character. This is the main point of all ANSI. All ANSI
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statements begin with this. usually followed by a "["
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CODE | Definition of var. | Explanation
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------------+----------------------+-----------------------------------------
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^[[r;cH | r : row c : column | Moves the cursor to row r and col c.
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^[[lA | l : # of lines | Moves up l # of lines.
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^[[lB | l : # of lines | Moves down l # of lines.
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^[[cC | c : # of columns | Moves right c # of columns.
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^[[cD | c : # of columns | Moves left c # of columns.
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^[[2J | | Completely Clears Screen.
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^[[0K | | Erase line from cursor to right margin.
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^[[=ml | m : See below : Changes screen attributes.. as per chart
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| 0 40 x 25 BW
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1 40 x 25 Color
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2 80 x 25 BW
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3 80 x 25 Color
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4 320 x 200 grafix mode.
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5 320 x 200 BW grafix mode.
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6 640 x 200 BW grafix mode.
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7 Set/reset wrap at end of line.
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The below only function on MSdos 4.0 or later.
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14 640 x 200 2 color CGA
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15 640 x 350 BW EGA
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16 640 x 350 16 color EGA
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17 640 x 480 16 color VGA
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19 320 x 200 256 color VGA
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^[[a;b;c;"x";dp a and b : escape code for the key you wish to redefine.
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c : a character before x. Such as a <CR>
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|
x : the command you wish this key to perform.
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|
d : The end to your statement. such as ENTER.
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This is the entire thing, for an ansi bomb. now here is an example.
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^[[0;59;13;"format c:";13;"y";13p
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Now for an explanation of what this does.
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0;59 : this is the ansi code for the F1 key. You are telling the driver to
|
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re-define this key.
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;13 : this is the ansi code for the ENTER key. This is sent to the monitor,
|
|
and is part of the redefinition.
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;"format c:" : this is another part of the definition. THis is sent to the
|
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monitor too.
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etc..
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p : This is the code, that tells ANSI.SYS that you are �performing a key
|
|
redefinition. It HAS to be at the end of your statement!
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Now.. when your poor victim hits F1, here's what he sees.
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C>di{F1}
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C>format C:
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WARNING, THIS WILL DESTROY ALL DATA ON THE FIXED DRIVE C: ARE YOU SURE YOU WISH
|
|
TO DO THIS? Y
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|
formatting sector 1 track 3
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The Y is already typed, and entered for him.. he has no choice.
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To enter a special character, or letter, simply type the DEC value of that
|
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character. For example. To perform a carriage return, use the number 13.
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Entire paragraphs of commands can all be put into one ANSI statement..
|
|
essentially wroughting complete chaos upon the user. Such as deleting all
|
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the files, and formatting every drive they have!
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F1 : 0;59
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F2 : 0;60
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F3 : 0;61
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This little chart shows what the ANSI definitions for these keys are.
|
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They are quite simply, Keyboard codes, used to write programs to read these
|
|
special keys.. The Fx list goes on and on.. all the way up to ALT F10, which
|
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is 0;113. The order is.. Normal, Shift, control, then alt. So SHIFT F1 is
|
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0;84, while Control F1 is 0;94.
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See the pattern?
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Now.. You can put this whole thing together into one huge file.. capable of
|
|
mass destruction. Using a keyboard function list, you will be able to
|
|
redefine ANY key to do your evil deed. Such as making the ENTER key a format
|
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C: command. How? use 13 as your definition. The 0 is used to put in
|
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EXTENDED keyboard commands.. such as F1 and PGUP. So any key on the keyboard
|
|
can be redefined with the use of an ASCII conversion table.
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Good luck, and happy crashing!
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NEXT ISSUE!
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PART III: Advanced ANSI techniques. How to crash boards, obtain sysop
|
|
passwords, and get full access to all features using these codes. A complete
|
|
overview of the different ANSI.SYS types, such as VANSI, NANSI and NNANSI.
|
|
How to make an ANSI virus, which will spread itself to other computers!
|
|
Source code for many different bombs, and source code for an editor to MAKE
|
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ANSI bombs with! All this and MORE! Look for it in the next issue of FBI.
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(c) 1999 FBI- All rights ran for the border.
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____________________________________________________
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== ==
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== How to get a college education ==
|
|
== With no money down ==
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|
== ==
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== by; Balthazar ==
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|
== ==
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== ==
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==____________________________________________________==
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This is the first release of a series of articles I am doing for F.B.I..
|
|
I feel that although F.B.I. is based on hacking and phreaking of a more extra
|
|
legal nature there is a need for information that will produce a more
|
|
tangible result I mean the gratification of seeing someone get blown up into
|
|
a thousand little bits is an extremely self satisfying act especially if the
|
|
person is a real pain in the ass. There is more to life then making
|
|
explosives and weapons although they are quite fun. So I am here to show you
|
|
how to get ahead in life by whatever means possible.
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The simplest way to get ahead in life is to get an education because lets
|
|
face it without a college education in todays economy you are subjecting
|
|
yourself to 2 career paths either that of a dishwasher for Denny's or and axe
|
|
murderer. So let me show you a way for you to get the gift of a college
|
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education for no money down.
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O.K. to start with whenever you enroll in college you are given a number
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|
of financial aid forms including a F.A.F. (which is the Federal form) to fill
|
|
out. These forms are your ticket they only require some forethought on the
|
|
part of the student. The section that is of critical concern is the
|
|
independent status area that is where it is determined if you are a dependent
|
|
of your parents ,guardian or court system there are 3 ways to be declared
|
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independent that is to be 1. over the age of 24, 2. be able to prove that
|
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you are independent of your parents support for the previous 2 years. 3.
|
|
prove that your parents have been deceased for more then a year. Since
|
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changing birth and death records are a real bitch lets tackle the second
|
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choice and that is establishing the fact that you have been free of parental
|
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support for the last 2 years.
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First step is to establish a residence separate from your parents this is
|
|
the simplest of the 3 steps all you have to do is go down to the department
|
|
of motor vehicles and change the address on your drivers licence or other
|
|
I.D. to an address where you can pick up your mail this address can be anyone
|
|
including relatives as long as they do not have the same last name as yours
|
|
all you have to say is that you are renting a room from them (if they ask
|
|
which they don't) you can still live with your parents all you need is the
|
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i.d. with the other address. That is the first step and the easiest.
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The second and probably the hardest is getting your parents to not claim
|
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you on their income tax returns for 2 years. If they don't want to do this
|
|
even after you point out that they will save over 10,000.00 per year for
|
|
college as opposed to the 2,400.00 deductions that they will get for the next
|
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2 years. You can always do what I did and that is lie and say that they
|
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didn't all you have to do is produced the income tax returns for those years
|
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which is very easy to forge. All you need are tax forms and, you can get
|
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those by either writing to the I.R.S. and they will send them to you no
|
|
questions asked or you can get a copy of a tax program and print your own
|
|
out. Either having your parents not claim you or adjusting the tax forms are
|
|
untraceable the federal financial aid dept has neither the time nor the
|
|
resources to track them down.
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The third and simplest is you need to have an income. Try not to make it
|
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over 5,000.00 a year if possible because at 5k or less you qualify for a full
|
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Pell grant (5,000.00+ per year) which is non repayable. You just need to show
|
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them that you had a legit job cuz you can't support yourself on 0 income.
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If these 3 steps are followed you insure yourself a full pell grant as
|
|
well as the ability to apply to the E.O.P. prog. (which is based on minority
|
|
status and socioeconomic standpoint). You are also eligible for full Perkins
|
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loans (unfortunately you have to pay these back).
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I have intentionally left out state financial aid forms simply because
|
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they are different from state to state but the above information does apply
|
|
to the following state forms. New York and Florida as for the other 48
|
|
states I can't say but it is a general rule the state forms are more relaxed
|
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in their requirements.
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This concludes the first of hopefully many articles on how to get ahead for
|
|
no money down.
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If anyone has any information on state requirements please send them via
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|
Telnet if you can't get it there then Call
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The Toxic Dump
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|
Running WWIV 4.20x
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U.S. Robotics Dual Std.
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F.B.I. Homesite
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315-488-1005
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I would like to give my regards to all the guy (and ladies) with E.F.F..
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keep up the good work.
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To the guys at I.N.C. awesome job.
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Balthazar
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(c) 2003 The year of freedom
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Garbled User Speaks his Mind!
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(oh joy)
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/| EDITOR'S OPINION. |\/\/| BY GaRblEd uSeR |\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\
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=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
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This issue's editorial is on Viruses. This was inspired by our nation's
|
|
little virus scare as of late. Yes, once again, the nations press has blown
|
|
something so out of proportion.. that it's almost sickening. The dreaded
|
|
Michealangelo Virus was nothing more than a infectious FAT attacker. Oh no!
|
|
Any moron with Norton Unformat or PC tools Mirror can fix this pathetic
|
|
problem. I've even heard that some DATA CONSULTANTS have been charging up to
|
|
$75 PER MEG to recover lost data!
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Lost data my butt. The data was ALL there, they just couldn't find it.
|
|
Even better was the media's warning to the public to "shut of your computer
|
|
to prevent data loss" Oh.. that's a good one.. Sorry public unaware, but
|
|
the neet little virus strikes ANYTIME on or AFTER the date set. Oops. Love
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that media.
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This virus was just a mere �infectious trojan. We here at FBI think this
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is hilarious, how the entire media explodes over some stupid little toy!
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Mind you, I do not wish to insult the author of this program, I merely wish
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to show how the media overinflated it to a huge data killer war hammer from
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hell!
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We also feel that we are sick of this. Starting this month, the FBI
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plans to introduce the world to REAL virii! We intend to show the media that
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a mere FAT disruptor is nothing to be afraid of. And for you, our loyal
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readers we intend to teach you the finer arts of datacrime! When one cannot
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steal, one must destroy!
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Many will soon learn what a real virii looks like. And our easy
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tutorials will show you how to make your own!
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FBI is ALLWAYS looking for more authors!! And more ways to become a better
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publication!! There are many things YOU can do, as a user.. to help us here at FBI.
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A) Send us your articles!! They can be on anyhting.. As you have seen, FBI
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supports Phreaking, hacking, and anarchy. We are also willing to support just
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about anything you send in! Send us in a carding file, we'll print it up!! The
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only reason this issue was mainly ANARCHY was the fact that I (GarBled UsEr)
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specialize in anarchy.. and I wrote most of these articles!!
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B) Say what!? You don't like the way we run FBI?!? Or even better.. you LOVE
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FBI and wish to shower us with praise and admiration!! Well.. for either of
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these.. get in contact with us!! You can allways MAIL us over the internet at
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the following adresses!!
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GArBlEd UsEr
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au530@cleveland.freenet.edu
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Balthazar
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The Toxic Dump
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315-488-1005
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We would be glad,and honored, to hear from you.. Whether it is praise,
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criticizm, or just plain hate mail.. We'd be glad to get it.. We want to
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improve the group in any way possible!! This can only be done with YOUR help!
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Also.. If you have an article for us.. MAIL it to us at these addresses!! We'll
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be SURE to get it.. and will be damn proud to put it in.
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Unfortunately.. we have a few rules concerning articles submitted to us.
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1) No disclaimer is nessecary, as a general disclaimer will be put at the end
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of each newsletter! Putting a disclaimer in will just cause unneeded hassle for our poor editors.
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2) In anarchy and Chemistry articles, all measurements must be in the following units.. or your article may not be accepted!
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Temperature - CELCIUS!!
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Distance - Meter(metric)
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Volume - Liter(metric)
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Mass - Gram(Metric)
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Please help us keep a standard in our newsletters by conforming to these
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standards.. If you wrote the file in english system originaly, please take the
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time to convert..
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3) Please submit only original articles, written by yourself(or copied from a
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book by you). Please do not submit articles that you also submitted to 12
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different newsletters. If you send it to us, and follow these guidelines, it
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WILL be accepted.
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4) Try to keep all Headers and credits to about 5 lines at the beginning and
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the end of the files.. This will keep our little publication neat for any of
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you readers.
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Also.. If you would like a subscription to our publication.. Simply send
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us a message saying so. We are non profit, and therefore we will mail a printed copy of the newsletter out(prior to national release, so YOU are one of the
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first to get the issue!) postage due. This may sound like we are cheap, but
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this way nobody gets cheated, and we get to remain anonymous. Also.. we need
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your address to send you mail.. :)
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NOTE- Our internet accounts do not allow for the sending of mail outside of our system.. therefore it will be impossible to respond to your messages. So don't
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go around thinking we hate you because we never responded..
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F B I Thanks you for your support.. and we hope to bring you more quality
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literature in the future.
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-GarbLed UseR (Founder and Editor Of FBI NEWS!)
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-Balthazar (Staffing Coordinator)
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DISCLAIMER DISCALIMER
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All information in the above files have been provided for educational
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use only and should not be used for other purposes. Should these files be
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used for any purpose other than the educational use intended, FBI is in no way
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responsible for damage, or legal retribution that may occur to you or others.
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If you want to use these files to cause destruction or for illegal purposes,
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it is YOUR problem, and FBI WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DAMAGES
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INCURRED!!
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ALSO!! MANY OF THESE FILES ARE VERY DANGEROUS!! I advise a basic
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knowledge of what you are dealing with before you go and fiddle with these
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toys(even though you ain't supposed to) If you get hurt.. don't Blame me. I
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cannot guarantee that all the info in these files has been tested, or is 100%
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accurate. Even though we try to be as accurate as possible, mistakes DO
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happen.. SO.. If you end up short a few appendages, in jail or whatever
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because of us.. It's YOUR fault.. Not ours.
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(Sorry about that.. But you know how it is :) )
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-GArbled usER
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-Balthazar |