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PGP as disinformation

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NODE e83cd897PGP as disinformation
Sergey Goldgaber wrote:

>This is only a practical problem related to PGP's lack of popularity.
>The proposed solution will work in the long run, assuming PGP achieves
>great popularity.  Thus, education of the public concerning PGP and remailers
>will help make this solution more effective.
>

Has this list not considered the very real possibility that PGP is itself a
rogue program released by the intelligence apparatus to detour we
cyberpunks?

As I have been arguing, the obvious is often false.

While certain statists on this list are arguing in vain that I lack
expertise in cryptographic matters, the truth is apposite this.

Ask not for whom Bell toils,


Dr. Roberts











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NODE 5dc5bd3bRe: PGP as disinformation
Anonymous wrote:
 
> Ask not for whom Bell toils,

  I thought it was, "Ask not, for whom Bell trolls."
                                            ^^^^^^
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