The problem with 'Gilmore's RSAREF' site...

Here's the bottem line issue with Gilmore's RSAREF site.

It isn't Gilmore's, it's EFF's.

It isn't Gilmore's butt on the line as it would be for person who
participate in his call to action.

What's EFF going to do to protect those participants? Nothing.

What's Gilmore personaly going to do to protect those participants? Nothing.

He's asking others to put their butt in the line of fire while he sits
safely in a rear area.

In effect he's asking YOU to be cannon fodder for his rights.



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At 08:50 AM 12/8/98 -0600, Jim Choate wrote:
>Here's the bottem line issue with Gilmore's RSAREF site.
>
>It isn't Gilmore's, it's EFF's.
>
>It isn't Gilmore's butt on the line as it would be for person who
>participate in his call to action.
>
>What's EFF going to do to protect those participants? Nothing.
>
>What's Gilmore personaly going to do to protect those participants? Nothing.
>
>He's asking others to put their butt in the line of fire while he sits
>safely in a rear area.
>
>In effect he's asking YOU to be cannon fodder for his rights.

Save that the cowards have never busted anyone for crypto exports.  It's
dead letter law.  They know they'd lose a criminal case against a civilian.

DCF

"Who personally exported RSA/PERL labels to an alien working for a UK
newspaper at the 1995 CFP at the SFO Marriot."

Duncan Frissell  wrote:

>Save that the cowards have never busted anyone for crypto exports.  It's
>dead letter law.  They know they'd lose a criminal case against a civilian.

But isn't the punishment a fine rather than a bust. With the usual grabs
of income and possessions if you don't pau. And then being listed on the
dreaded "Entities Index," BXcommunicated.

Sure, you can take it to trial, and BXA reports on those at its Web site,
actually crows about them, the wins, that is. No losses are ever
posted, lacking a reporting system for those.

In any case, these pockets are bottomless, so mega-fines are just fine, the 
FUSG gonna be in really deep deficit denial if it forfeitures this blackhole.