NODE 702a72ccFear of a Random Planet...
Anonymous <anon@anon.efga.org>Thu, 4 Dec 1997 14:31:06 +0800
the following excerpt from tomorrow's WSJ...
{snip}
YELLOW C's NOW AVAILABLE...
Be the first on your block to comply with HR-666/S-7,
the 'Freedom and Sane Conservation in Social Technology'
(FASCIST) Law, recently signed by Chancellor Clinton...
As you know, new Federal Regulations require all
cryptographers, both professional and amateur, to
register with the State Department, surrender their
passports, and sign Form 11065-R (Int'l Travel Prohibition
Ban Consent Decree). The recent amnesty granted to the
cryptographic community due to the shortage of YELLOW C badges
ends January 1, 1998. The badges are now available at your
local Post Office, Federal Building, or authorized
Microsoft retailer.
Remember, 'Export a Cryptographer, Go to Jail!'
{/snip}
love and kisses,
CPL Kaos.
NODE b0f87319Re: Fear of a Random Planet...
Robert Hettinga <rah@shipwright.com>Fri, 5 Dec 1997 03:39:16 +0800
At 1:25 am -0500 on 12/4/97, Anonymous wrote:
> Remember, 'Export a Cryptographer, Go to Jail!'
Damn. There goes FC98. :-).
Oh well, at least the Coyotes on the Mexican border won't have to deadhead
the return trip...
Cheers,
Bob
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