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mackswell23 writes "Alex Haverfield
505 843 9534
1012 Fruit Ave NW
Albuquerque NM 87102
War Protest Albuquerque 3/20/03
3/20/03
This evening the Albuquerque police did the Albuquerque citizens the favor of allowing them to feel what it was like to be at a big protest in a big city. Fully decked out for urban combat they looked fine. Presence of K9 units, officers with 3 foot clubs, semiautomatic rifles and tear gas launchers present from the beginning along with all the cars trying to block us off and the cavalry.
BlueLock writes
March 20th, 2003 @ 5:46PM EST
New York, NY (AP): National Infrastructure Protection Center, a division of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, today announced the apprehension and arrest of Reid Lauring, known
on the Internet under the hacker alias: digitron.
Sources say the FBI have made this
arrest in connection with a recent computer intrusion of Harvard University's Bio-Chemical
Department computers, in which sensitive biological and chemical data was stolen and is
believed to have been sold to a unknown third party.
FBI sources also say they are currently pursuing the investigation and arrest of another
hacker, Akael Sahir Rhamaan, who also goes by the hacker alias: Osek. They say he is not
connected with any terrorist organizations, however they believe he is the ringleader in
these attacks.
In an interview with George Marshoff, a Public Relations Representative of Harvard
University, he said the data is highly sensitive and could be used to create chemical and
biological weapons if fallen into the wrong hands.
The URL listed below now appears unreachable but the page is still archived at Google.
Does anyone know what happened to the Baghdad blogger?
Louis Lingg writes:"Kuro5hin has posted a story about a blogger from Baghdad.
Here's the most recent entry:
I watched al sahaf on al-jazeera. he said that the US has bombed the Iraqi sattelite channel, but while he was saying that the ISC was broadcasting and if it really did hit the ISC headquarters it would have been right in the middle of baghdad. what was probably hirt were transmiters or something. all TV stations are still working.
:: salam 4:28 PM [+] :: >
Here's the link to his blog:
http://dear_raed.blogspot.com/."
Uncle Fluffy writes :
A man protesting the looming U.S. war on Iraq fell to his death from San Francisco's famed Golden Gate Bridge on Wednesday as he was hanging a banner, officials said.
"He appears to have been hanging a banner of some kind," said California Highway Patrol officer Timothy Willock. "We're not sure if he decided to jump or slipped while he was, you know, hanging the banner. That's unclear right now."
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A547 02-2003Mar19.html
Uncle Fluffy writes: "This came to me anonymously by email, I have not confirmed the claim made."
--U.F.
It has been announced by the US government that a unilateral invasion of Iraq will begin on Wednesday at 8pm. This is 48 hours from the time that the ultimatum was communicated to the public through the corporate media.
In response to this, the Armed Forces Recruiting Center on Old Post Road in Edison, NJ was the target of direct action.
Anonymous Comrade writes:
Reclusive author and critic whose political and philosophical writing informed the work of Derrida, Foucault and Barthes
Maurice Blanchot was probably the least-read yet most influential French writer of the postwar era. Reclusive to a degree, shunning all public appearances, refusing even to be photographed (though once snapped unawares), he nevertheless played a decisive part in the transformation of the literary and philosophical landscape of France in the second half of the 20th century. He had no disciples, his readers were invited to act as if he did not exist, yet no writer can have devoted himself more selflessly to the simple intimacy of friendship, from which much of his influence stemmed.
Louis Lingg writes "The Sacramento Bee is reporting that military police at Vandenberg Air Force Base have been authorized to use deadly force against anti-war protestors attempting to infiltrate the base.
"'Military police will use their
"judgment, experience and training' to
determine if lethal force is necessary,
she [Maj. Stacee Bako] said.
"Deadly force can be used when
lesser means of force aren't feasible or have failed, and to protect (Department of Defense) assets designated as
vital to the national security," she explained.
The deadly force policy will not deter protesters, said Peter Lumsdaine of the Vandenberg Action Coalition, one
of the organizers of the planned trespassing.""
Uncle Fluffy writes
"If you have read the Department of Homeland Security's website describing how to stay safe in these dangerous times http://www.ready.gov you know that it is hard to believe that ready.gov is not a parody.
Numeous paraody sites, mocking ready.gov have been set up. My favorite has to be the website of the Department of Homeland Panic at http://www.gialames.com/bescared.html
The Department of Homeland Panic....
"Don't Say We Didn't Warn You!""
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