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[Paul Hart <paulhart@io.com>]

You've completely missed the point of who I was talking to. I was replying
to the claimant ("Ibrahim Khalifa") that said that the initiator of this
whole thing (i.e. the first respondent to the spam, "isk") was being racist,
which was patently wrong. He made no racist remarks in his mail. He referred
to terrorists without specifying anything else. Not all terrorists live in
Afghanistan or claim to be of the Islamic faith.

Read. Comprehend. Post.

Oh, and if you had wanted to be bashed off-list, then you would have sent
this to me off-list.

On 3/28/02 9:14 AM, "Christoph Schneeberger" <cschnee@box.telemedia.ch>
wrote:

> In fact suspecting a korean spam as a terrorist mail is at least very stupid.
> Suspecting then others of being terrorists just because they argue about the
> shortthinking of this point is also stupid or at least limited thinking.
> If you've never seen a spam originating somewhere from korea or china in your
> inbox you should probably spend another 3 month on AOL. I have here hundreds
> of
> "bombing instructions" from korea which I receive every week in my mailboxes.
> 
> So apply at the NSA for a starters course, you might learn some tricks in
> terrorist
> identification without
> attacking everybody with a language or tongue that is beyond your limited
> focus.
> 
> Sorry for the OT rant, please bash me off-list for my naughty wording.
> 
> Paul Hart wrote:
> 
>> On 3/26/02 8:57 PM, "isk" <isk@subdimension.com> wrote:
>> 
>>> Please keep your racist remarks/jokes out of my openbsd-misc folder.
>>> 
>>> -Ibrahim Khalifa
>> 
>> Sounds more like a terrorist remark. Nothing out of that context was said.
>> Someone's a little touchy after last fall's events.
>> 
>>> On Tue, 26 Mar 2002, Barry Shaw wrote:
>>> 
>>> : Is this stuff appropriate for the misc list or could it be instructions
>>> for
>>> : what building to blow up?