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"Dead Lucky" is an Assassination Politics Bot operated in response to
the illegal and unconstitutional imprisonment of an American citizen
in retaliation for exercising his right of free speech.
It is the view of the operator's of this AP Bot that since it was the
illegal and unconstitutional actions of Federal employees which was
responsible for the implementation of this AP Bot and several others,
that they should accordingly be subjected to imprisonment without bail
for endangering the lives of others, including several Cypherpunks.

Leading eCa$h candidates for dying at an opportune time to make some
perennial loser "Dead Lucky" are:

e$ 2,610.02
J. Kelley Arnold, United States Magistrate Judge,
  Union Station Courthouse, 1717 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, Washington

e$ 1,500.48
Jeffrey Gordon, Inspector with the Internal Revenue Service,
  Internal Security Division

e$ 758.00
Inspector Cindy Nelson

e$ 514.02
Cindy Brown

Leading Cypherpunks:
Graham John-Bullers
TruthMonger
Kent Crispin

Leading Contributors/Bettors:
The James Gang
The Dalton Gang
The Bell Gang
William Geiger III

On Mon, Jun 23, 1997 at 11:44:33PM -0700, Bill Stewart wrote:
> At or before 09:44 AM 6/23/97 -0400, some provocateur wrote:
> ...
> >Leading eCa$h candidates for dying at an opportune time to make some
> >perennial loser "Dead Lucky" are:
> ...[targets deleted, with prices from $514 to 2,610.02 ]
> 
> >Leading Contributors/Bettors:
> >The James Gang
> >The Dalton Gang
> >The Bell Gang
> >William Geiger III
> 
> You've done an inadequate job of implementing your protocol,
> endangering your customers far more than your targets.

Hmm -- back from vacation, and what do I find?

Actually, more worrisome is the effect things like this might have on
Jim Bell's legal problems.  A nice, lurid example of an anonymous
conspiracy involving AP for the prosecutors to chew on...

-- 
Kent Crispin				"No reason to get excited",
kent@songbird.com			the thief he kindly spoke...
PGP fingerprint:   B1 8B 72 ED 55 21 5E 44  61 F4 58 0F 72 10 65 55
http://songbird.com/kent/pgp_key.html

At or before 09:44 AM 6/23/97 -0400, some provocateur wrote:
...
>Leading eCa$h candidates for dying at an opportune time to make some
>perennial loser "Dead Lucky" are:
...[targets deleted, with prices from $514 to 2,610.02 ]

>Leading Contributors/Bettors:
>The James Gang
>The Dalton Gang
>The Bell Gang
>William Geiger III

You've done an inadequate job of implementing your protocol,
endangering your customers far more than your targets.
[And your customers are _cheapskates_ as well :-) ]

A proper bot would accept contributions from
Public Key 0x23DEADBEEF9999999
Public Key 0x45BEEFDEAD9854355
and similar one-use identities.



#			Thanks;  Bill
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In <3.0.2.32.19970623234433.031133c8@popd.ix.netcom.com>, on 06/23/97 
   at 11:44 PM, Bill Stewart <stewarts@ix.netcom.com> said:

>At or before 09:44 AM 6/23/97 -0400, some provocateur wrote: ...
>>Leading eCa$h candidates for dying at an opportune time to make some
>>perennial loser "Dead Lucky" are:
>...[targets deleted, with prices from $514 to 2,610.02 ]

>>Leading Contributors/Bettors:
>>The James Gang
>>The Dalton Gang
>>The Bell Gang
>>William Geiger III

>You've done an inadequate job of implementing your protocol, endangering
>your customers far more than your targets.
>[And your customers are _cheapskates_ as well :-) ]

well, well, well...

Not that I have a problem being associated with an AP betting pool I do
take exception to being called cheap!! :)

If I had been involved in such an operation their are two thing that you
can be sure of:

1. I would have picked better targets
2. I would have supplied sufficient funds to get the job done.

BTW who the hell is Cindy Brown??

>A proper bot would accept contributions from
>Public Key 0x23DEADBEEF9999999
>Public Key 0x45BEEFDEAD9854355
>and similar one-use identities.

As far as the contributors no id is necessary all that is needed is the
e$cash

Anonymous bank account #'s for where the funds should be deposited should
be sufficient for the payoff.

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