More Baha'i Dirty Tricks: Baha'i Cyberterrorists Hard At Work
Freethought110
more of their shennanigans. I have been receiving virus after virus
(something like 20+ in the last 24 hours) into my personal mailbox from
several different addresses. A definite sign of desperation. Fortunately for
me, and unfortunately for these Baha'i cyberterrorists, I have three
different anti-virus applications as well as a couple of different firewall
applications running on my computer so these viruses are preempted before
even doing anything of the remotest significance.
I have reported the incidents to my IP and they will be tracking the Baha'i
al-Qa'eda back to their source.
Tis the season to be jolly ;-P
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Freethought110
All religions are sick men's dreams, false -- demonstrably false -- and
pernicious .
- Ibn Warraq
Belief in the sickness as the sickness - It was [Religion] which first
painted the Devil on the world's wall; it was [Religion] which first brought
sin into the world. Belief in the cure which it offered has now been shaken
at its very roots: but 'belief in the sickness' which it teaches and
propagates continues to exist - Nietzsche
Sekhmet
>It would seem that the Baha'is are really desirious to keep me from exposing
>more of their shennanigans. I have been receiving virus after virus
>(something like 20+ in the last 24 hours) into my personal mailbox from
>several different addresses.
If symptoms are as you describe, it's one of the newer viruses that forges the
"from" field using names from the same address book it uses to select its
victims. This means the virus isn't coming from the people you think it's
coming from, but from somebody who has both you and the "senders" in his/her
address book, and that person probably doesn't even know he/she is infected,
because any reply you send will go to somebody else (which, of course, is why
the virus is written that way).
No malice required (except on the part of the virus' original writer).
--Sekhmet
Pat Kohli
Freethought110 wrote:
> It would seem that the Baha'is are really desirious to keep me from exposing
> more of their shennanigans. I have been receiving virus after virus
> (something like 20+ in the last 24 hours) into my personal mailbox from
> several different addresses. A definite sign of desperation. Fortunately for
> me, and unfortunately for these Baha'i cyberterrorists, I have three
> different anti-virus applications as well as a couple of different firewall
> applications running on my computer so these viruses are preempted before
> even doing anything of the remotest significance.
Did you tell your ISP that you are getting email from people who claim to not
know you, asking you to take them off your ad hoc email list? Some of these
folks who don't like being on your email list might not even be Baha'is, and if
you are emailing someone who has a virus, how do you know that isn't what is
triggering your current attack? Remember why some folks see Fred as a cyber
terrorist. Don't be so loud here about being the victim of 'those bahais'.
Susan Maneck
>(something like 20+ in the last 24 hours) into my personal mailbox from
>several different addresses.
Nima,
If it is the W32/Klez.h@MM virus, that is probably happening to most of us.
Fortunately, my McAfee has been catching them right away as well.
Susan Maneck
"How very strange the imaginings of those who speak as prompted by their own
caprices, and who wander distractedly in the wilderness of self and passion!"
Baha'u'llah
http://bahaistudies.net/susanmaneck/
Freethought110
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Freethought110
All religions are sick men's dreams, false -- demonstrably false -- and
pernicious .
- Ibn Warraq
Belief in the sickness as the sickness - It was [Religion] which first
painted the Devil on the world's wall; it was [Religion] which first brought
sin into the world. Belief in the cure which it offered has now been shaken
at its very roots: but 'belief in the sickness' which it teaches and
propagates continues to exist - Nietzsche
"Pat Kohli" <ko...@ameritel.net> wrote in message
news:3D7563A8...@ameritel.net...
Sekhmet
You wouldn't have to. You just need to be in the address book of somebody who
also has Alex Barmaki in his/her address book.
--Sekhmet
Pat Kohli
Freethought110 wrote:
> Yeah, except I never emailed anyone called Alex Barmaki :)
I don't recall getting an email from him addressed to you asking you to leave
him in peace. So, I'll bite, "Who is Alex Barmaki"?
>
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> --
> Freethought110
Freethought110
"Pat Kohli" <kohliCUT...@ameritel.net> wrote in message
news:3D76DC4F...@ameritel.net...
>> Yeah, except I never emailed anyone called Alex Barmaki :)
>I don't recall getting an email from him addressed to you asking you to
leave
>him in peace. So, I'll bite, "Who is Alex Barmaki"?
I have no idea. See if you can find out.
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Freethought110
All religions are sick men's dreams, false -- demonstrably false -- and
pernicious .
- Ibn Warraq
Belief in the sickness as the sickness - It was [Religion] which first
painted the Devil on the world's wall; it was [Religion] which first brought
sin into the world. Belief in the cure which it offered has now been shaken
at its very roots: but 'belief in the sickness' which it teaches and
propagates continues to exist - Nietzsche
>
>
Susan Maneck
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>
>I have no idea. See if you can find out.
>
Checked google. No hits.