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Re: Lieberman, GOP team up for anti-WikiLeaks bill

SPITZERROCKS — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 22:34:27 -0000

DOESN'T MATTER if you "leak the names" of "military personnel" or not. The govt. is training U.S. Boy Scouts with automatic weapons to "handle disgruntled veterans" who return from war duty and "start trouble" - no joke - So the BIGGEST THREAT to veterans serving our nation is now the damn Boy Scouts. Yeah baby. Google/youtube that bit of news.

QUESTION: what are folks trying to DO with a DDOS attack?

The reason I ask - it sort of seems like a "kick in the shin". The recipient feels a little pain - their site is down - and then they are back up on 10 minutes - 4 hours - depending on the attack.

QUESTION: is the objective to TAKE THEM DOWN?

IF SO - then why haven't you ALL taken your money out of the banks? That would wipe out most of these corporations in a blink - and (ahem) the pain they felt would be LASTING and CRIPPLING - unlike a DDOS attack that goes away in a short while.

My two cents.

Re: Lieberman, GOP team up for anti-WikiLeaks bill

SPITZERROCKS — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 21:41:07 -0000

THAT IS A LIE - Americans do NOT have a collective IQ of a bag of doorknobs - SHAME ON YOU for saying that. DOORKNOBS actually DO something (they can turn right or left and can open doors that GO somewhere). Americans on the other hand can only turn LEFT or RIGHT - but not both - and generally go NOWHERE - so THAT PROVES the bag of doorknobs is smarter. Please correct your statement sir.

Additionally - a bag of hammers can build a house. Americans have to BUY THEM PRE-BUILT and take a loan out in excess of their earnings, and live in a city where the govt. gets to poison their air, water, soil - name it - whereas if they were smart, they'd buy vacant land - build a home for 1/10th the cost of buying it - and avoid a mortgage they can't afford. Therefore this PROVES that a bag of hammers is smarter than the collective IQ of Americans.

And FINALLY - EUROPEANS staged (unsuccessful) a BANK RUN - but hey - at least they tried. How many Americans pulled their money out of their banks and bought at least ONE SILVER DOLLAR? Huh?

Just goes to show you that a bag of silver dollars is also smarter than the collective IQ of Americans.

Re: I miss Elliot Spitzer

SPITZERROCKS — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 12:13:20 -0000

Living in California, with friends in Manhattan, I "HEARD" about the screw up Spitzer had over a hooker (and her photos were pretty cute - who could blame him - except of course his wife and the citizens of NY), but having read a few of his posts and on reviewing his record, that guy should have been President. Maybe he's too vocal - the whole F-N Steamroller quote, but sometimes when you're outraged by theft, vocal is a good thing: it is certainly better than the mass chaos and violence that could erupt at any minute if the people of the U.S. knew just what sort of skull and bones piracy was at work here. And that is exactly what Spitzer would have brought to the White House, just as he was doing it to Wall Street when New Yorkers enjoyed his time in government.

But he slapped too many Brokerages and apparently they had enough pull at the Federal level and the phone taps revealed his Achilles heel - a soft spot (and thick wallet) for a cute chick. While certainly not fitting for a Governor, compared to the felonious financial crime spree that bankers are using to rape America, sacking a hooker was a parking ticket offense and New Yorkers lost a huge asset when Spitzer was forced to step down.

Perhaps if we are lucky, he'll continue to be a renegade consumer advocate, but I doubt it. Once burned at that high level, many people find it difficult to shake the past and get back into the fight. But if America is ever going to recover from this rape-job, it will take a guy like Spitzer to unwind it and I'd love it if he was here and I'd explain to him exactly how to do the job.

I used to work for a Federal Judge and spent years cultivating billion dollar companies.

If anyone can get Spitzer to this forum, I'll check back and once I figure out how to contact him, explain to him exactly how he can stop this nightmare bailout, tax-fraud theft from continuing to unfold in Washington and on Wall Street.

If anyone can stop the nightmare, perhaps Spitzer, like Hancock, is the imperfect hero and the only one capable of doing the job.

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