Re: LITS ALERT! Was: JSH: Easy one way, hard the other

From: Rooster Cockburn (nofloons_at_gmail.com)
Date: 04/21/05 

Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 19:19:37 -0400

<litsohate@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1114037906.658750.75770@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>
> jstevh@msn.com wrote:
>> How hard is it for some poster to step out in a post and just claim
> I'm
>> wrong?
>>
>> Easy.
>>
>> They just type a few words on their keyboard and off it goes.
>>
>> But as I've warned before, there will be consequences, as I hope the
>> world tracks you people down, and there's a big photo in some
> newspaper
>> soon, which has photographs of all of you with an article about the
>> people who lied about major mathematical results on Usenet.
>>
>> There has to be some kind of lesson that just because it's some
>> computer you're typing on, and just because it's easy to make claims
> on
>> Usenet, you can't get away with lying, and lying, and lying about
> major
>> results, especially when there are worldwide implications.
>>
>> The lesson needs to be learned, and the example made in such a way
> that
>> no one ever forgets it.
>>
>> There is a record for all of you, somewhere, which links back to
>> people, and law enforcement and others in your respective countries
> can
>> go find you, and then your photos can be taken and you can be put on
>> display.
>>
>> That's one of the biggest things that I want to happen.
>>
>> I want you ALL tracked down, and your photos taken, with your actual
>> names beneath them, to be put up on permanent display, no, not a
>> newspaper article like I mentioned above, but permanent display.
>>
>> >From Ullrich to Decker to Rusin to "Nora Baron" to "flip" to all of
>> you, I want a permanent display of the people who would do this to
> the
>> world.
>>
>> You were fighting against KNOWLEDGE.
>>
>> What are we without knowledge? What hope do we have? How do we
> solve
>> our problems when there are people who will fight against learning
> the
>> very tools we need?
>>
>> You are a threat to the survival of the human species.
>>
>> You will represent to the world, consequences.
>>
>>
>> James Harris
>
> Okay, who had "post drunken rants" in the "what will James do
> next" pool?
>
HAH! So if you lie about math on usenet, law enforcement will track you down
and publish your picture in the newspaper? That is too fucking funny. 

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Rooster
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