Military Prisons for Citizen-Units

At 5:42 PM 7/28/95, Brian Davis wrote:
>The military is not authorized to listen in to any phone calls they want
>to hear.  Otherwise, everyone on the list, including me, would probably
>be in some hidden military prison.
>
>:-)  for the humor-impaired.

This is not so.

The military _did_ put me in one of their hidden military prisons, but
decided I would be more useful on the Cypherpunks list. I recognize several
other names here from my work brigade.

--Citizen-Unit Tim "The Zek" May


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On Sat, 29 Jul 1995, Timothy C. May wrote:

> At 5:42 PM 7/28/95, Brian Davis wrote:
> >The military is not authorized to listen in to any phone calls they want
> >to hear.  Otherwise, everyone on the list, including me, would probably
> >be in some hidden military prison.
> >
> >:-)  for the humor-impaired.
> 
> This is not so.
> 
> The military _did_ put me in one of their hidden military prisons, but
> decided I would be more useful on the Cypherpunks list. I recognize several
> other names here from my work brigade.
> 
> --Citizen-Unit Tim "The Zek" May
> 

I said nothing about co-opting formerly free spirits for undercover 
duty.  Having outed yourself, you have subjected yourself to termination.
After all the government has done for you  ...  a pity.  But a good 
example to the "others."

Darth Vader