🚀 go-pugleaf

somehow be a threat to the
>   president but the judge and the police listened intently.
>   
>   This was the first time a Secret Service agent had come to their town.
>   Varney continued to describe the threatening items that had been found
>   in Cummings' residence: a copy of The Anarchist's Cookbook, publications
>   from Loompanix, a mag stripe read head (no electronics) which "could have
>   been used" to commit fraud, and material thought to be C4 but later
>   proven not to be. However, Varney said, the fact that it could have been
>   showed how serious this was. Nobody questioned his logic.

Wow, I'd better throw out my copy of "The Anarchist's Cookbook", eh?.
Oh wait: it would be more fitting if I blew it up.

*   C-SPAN Television, Wednesday June 5th, 1997
*   
*   Andrew Grove, Chairman & CEO of Intel Corporation, is asked whether
*   bomb-making information should be censored from the Internet.
*   
*   "No. The same information is available in libraries, and we don't
*   censor libraries, nor should we. When I was thirteen I built a
*   nitroglycerin bomb. It was an incredibly stupid thing to do,
*   and I knew someone who had their hand blown off, but I am
*   adamantly against censoring such material."
*
*   "And unlike a library, a parent can buy a program that uses keyword
*   monitoring to disallow Internet traffic per the parents' wishes.
*   Such a program is available now, and costs only $29."

I think I