Chilly8, aka net Kook Charles Newman <chilly8@hotmail.com> p
Anonymous
news:0923acde-e2c0-488d...@l64g2000hse.googlegroups.com:
>
> It depends on what country the server is located in. A server that is
> OUTSIDE the United States is NOT SUBJECT to United States laws.
>
Enjoy your wet dreams while you can. Can anyone really be that stupid? Yes you, Charlie, are.
>> All it takes is for someone to make the decision that tracking a
>> specific
> poster >down is worth the effort. As the other poster said, your
> continual rants about how >you are not subect to US law just because
> you have dual citizenship and travel to >Cuba under an Australian
> passport, have been sent to several LEOs. It could have
>
> Well, providing that information is NOT illegal. I have seen some
> travel sites tell people how to avoid being caught, and PROVIDING the
> information is LEGAL.
>
>>piqued their interest, or it could end up being ingored. A worse
>>nightma
> re for you >is that it could be considered minor but be to some new
> hires as a training >exercise. All the redirection and anonymizers
> accomplish is to make it much more difficult to track you down, but
> not impossible.
>>
>> What's left on your hard disks doesn't matter any more. The record
>> of w
> hat you have posted is available and you can be tracked down.
>>
>> Read aioe.org carefully. They maintain records for 6 months. Want
>> to
> bet your >life that they they won't cooperate with governmental
> requests for data? And don't >think for a minute that all your
> aliases, including Chilly8, Charles Newman, Andy >Panda, Fritz Owl,
> Polar Bear One, etc. will be a barrier.
>
>
> However, aioe servers are in ITALY, meaning that what I post through
> them is ONLY subject to ITALIAN laws. If the server is in Italy, then
> the server operators are ONLY subject to ITALIAN laws.
>
Another wet dream. Enjoy it while you can.
> Just like there is one new anonymous PGP proxy from Paraguay, that I
> have seen connecting to my web site and radio station. Since the
> SERVER is in PARAGUAY, the server operators are ONLY subject to the
> laws of PARAGUAY and CANNOT be prosecuted in America for so-called
> "aiding and abetting" someone violating workplace policies. A server
> in Paraguay is ONLY subject to Paraguay laws
>
You are really too stupid to understand. If you, as an American citizen, violate US law ANYWHERE, you can be prosecuted by US authorities. You are just espousing your wet dreams. Enjoy them while you can.
>
> P.S.
>
> For the UPTEENTH TIME!!!!!
>
> I AM *NOT* CHUCKIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
>
Only in your wet dreams are you not Chuckie.
You are not worth the effort of telling you how easy it is to penetrate your wet dreams. Hopefully the results of original poster turning you in to thee LEOs will be be the fulfillment of your worst nightmares.
TMOliver
"Anonymous" <cri...@ecn.org> wrote ....
>
> Only in your wet dreams are you not Chuckie.
>
> You are not worth the effort of telling you how easy it is to penetrate
> your wet dreams. Hopefully the results of original poster turning you in
> to thee LEOs will be be the fulfillment of your worst nightmares.
>
I suspect that in Chuckie/Charley/Chilly/CheeseWhiz's case the only entity
involved with security or law enforcement and concerned with his actions are
the gate guards and yard attendants/warders at the institution at which he
is confined. During on his few moments away from the keyboard, whilst
imagining a real life (which for him obviously is non-existent ephemeral
confabulation), he may wander about the grounds and stray too closely to the
gate, only to be shoo'ed away with harsh words and grimaces by the guards...
Chilly, you insufferable lout and gormless wanker, da'ya nae kin that in
Paraguay as in most other jurisdictions, ye and your imaginary server are
not safe from the long arm of the US (not that it cares to deal with the
imaginary scenarios of the terminally demented). I've been - long ago - and
used to do a little business in Paraguay. As long as it's not altering the
livelihood or mordida paid to Paraguayan officials, they'll gladly respond
to a request of the US Ambassador's office to squeeze the very shit out of
some poor bastard hosting a server, be he a local or furrin.
As Cartman, the grand anti-hero of the modern tragedy "South Park" would be
quick to observe: "If Uncle Sam really ever wants you, purchase a large
tube of K-Y because the next pain you feel will be the anal probe of
government intrusion."