Statement on Spam and VoteNader.org
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UPDATE: Some of the latest forged emails have been made to appear to be
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Our hosting service has alerted us to say that Nader for President 2004
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where a spammer forges email to make it appear to have come from some
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Unfortunately, some of these indicators can be forged as well.
Most of the Spam that we have received complaints about appear to be
forged from email addresses not associated with votenader.org (often
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How Do I Determine the Source of an Email?
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http://www.aota.net/Email_Spam_Prevention_and_Mgmt/spamfrom.php4
Coping with a Joe Job
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/sabotage-coping-joe-job/2
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and clean the truck he said no
lets get him to the tip first and let?s not stop on the way. Then the
truck stopped near RMIT, Selgin told the other guy, this is my
university, apparently it is good to do some course along with secret
service work it really helps. The other guy also told him that he was
working two days for ASIO and three days for NASA, they kept arguing
about other issues like that.
Selgin had told this ASIO guy during the journey, that when we get there
you will just open the door and find him in there, then you will call me
using your mobile and I will _pretend_ to come to tip to help you. So
the ASIO guy opened the truck and pretended he found me and called
Selgin for help, I don?t know why they did this, but Selgin told him
about those two guys who died etc etc, then he placed me on grass, it
was really smelly. And they started to leave, the ASIO guy asked him
that is it, you are not going to call Ambulance or cops, Selgin said,
"he(I Mohsin) said that God will help him, I want to see how God helps
him)", he left, I prayed to God once again for help, he returned. They
made this plan, they will simply place me back in truck again, move to a
bit different area, close to grass and they will call the ambulance an
cops, by pretending they accidentally found me, as Selgin was getting
lift from the other guy. Selgin tried various first aid techniques to
make me breath again, I was not breathing and heart rate was falling.
They called a ambulance a few times, I guess they knew but they did not
really want to come, my heart stopped, Selgin came to check again, he
noticed I was not breathing, he though that I was possibly dead, he
tried a few first aid techniques but it was getting a bit late, I was
feeling
deb...@votenader.org
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Studies.
This same testimony reveals the Nepal Communist Party, ".turned to drug
trafficking for funding. Nepal serves as a hub for hashish trafficking in
Asia." The CIA Fact Book lists Nepal as a major source for heroin from
Southeast Asia to the West.
The South Asia Terrorism Portal wrote of the Nepal Communist Party: "The
Maoists (Nepal) draw inspiration from the 'Revolutionary International
Movement', among whose affiliate is the American Revolutionary Communist
Party that provides them their ideological sustenance. Observers have
noticed striking similarities in the policies and guerilla tactics adopted
by the Maoists and those of the Shining Path of Peru.. Maoist violence has
already cost Nepal several hundred lives and destruction of property worth
millions of rupees. In 1996, the year the insurgency commenced, 82 people
were killed. This figure included insurgents, security forces, personnel and
civilians. During the next year, total killings came down by half - 38
people died. The following year, in 1998, after the Maoists intensified
their program of violence, 408 people were killed - nearly an elevenfold
increase in the number of deaths over the previous year. Ever since, the
death toll has been