🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <2ochci$n21@ionews.io.org>,
Mark Terka <werewolf@ionews.io.org> wrote:
>In article <1994Apr11.205048.30065@sizone.pci.on.ca>,
>Steak? with Nutrasuc <root@sizone.pci.on.ca> wrote:
>>Mark Terka (werewolf@ionews.io.org) wrote:
>>: As an aside, I'm always tempted to send an encrypted message through an
>>: anon server with the subject header "Clinton's Assassination" or something
>>: equally eye-catching for the NSA.
>
>>Tell if if this post itself gets you responses from the FBI.
>
>I tnink you could be subtle about it. I would bounce it through julf's
>anon.penet.fi server from a US address to my Canadian address. If the
>message never arrived, then it would show a disturbing tendency on the
>part of the NSA to interrupt mail traffic.

i beleive that the anon.penet.fi people will give up reverse mappings if
specifically asked, and when a law has been broken. (i'm not sure, never
used the service itself.)

i interpreted from various posts that the teale tales list used to be
administered through there, but is no longer.  was it stopped at julf's
request?

>If I get a message at either my Canadian or US addresses from the spooks
>the situation is worse....interference with the anon routings not only
>in the US but to Canada leads to me to think I'd pretty well have to
>start encrypting ALL my messages.

if you start threatening people's lives, you should probably do some serious
thinking about something other than encryption.

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