Hi Jason!, i just looked at the blackbox of my ISP, and found your email
there.. the program doesnt work too good, does it? ;)
:-D
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Yeah, Andreas, stupid advertisement this...
Evidence Eliminator will not stop a "black box" from picking up your IP address and the one that you went
to. Nor does it do a DOD-approved wipe of your virtual memory area. Both of these are ample evidence that
Jason sent a message to rec.autos.simulators, a location well-known on the FBI blacklist... ;]
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"Andreas Nystr�m" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:iPpM8.42275$[email hidden]...
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> Hi Jason!, i just looked at the blackbox of my ISP, and found your email > there.. the program doesnt work too good, does it? ;) > :-D > > <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > > URGENT NEWSFLASH!!! URGENT NEWSFLASH!!! URGENT NEWSFLASH!!! > > > > > > The government has installed BLACK BOXES into ISPs to watch your > > Internet surfing. > > > > When you are targeted, the first you will know is the KNOCK AT YOUR > > DOOR and the JAIL SENTENCE. > > > > If you think you have cleaned your computer - you are WRONG. > > They can recover from your PC every single picture or item you have > > ever watched on the Internet. > > > > You need protection. > > > > You need an Evidence Eliminator. > > > > Click Here -- http://www.evidence-eliminator.com/go.shtml?A657037 > > > > > >The really retarded thing about this (and the mass hysteria over
Carnivore) is that the FBI has been doing this for years and unless
you're involved in the security/network/systems side of an ISP you
wouldn't know.
Ironically, Carnivore was setup at my last place of employment 2 years
ago and removed recently. Based on all the post-9/11 paranoia you
would expect it to still be there.
In a nutshell, if the FBI is using Carnivore in order to watch
something you're doing online, chances are you know you're going to
jail already, and the FBI agents appearing at the door won't be a
great surprise. Unless things change in the near future, it's not
something that's being used indescriminately (altho I still disagree
with Congress giving them free reign to use it without a warrant).
Jason
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