[MLUG] Re: Encryption and the law

[Michael Danicich <hetfield AT hetfield.net>]

Really?  The last time you discussed your persecution by the hands of a 
government entity on this list was when you obstructed an officer and 
resisted arrest after being detained for what could have easily been 
perceived as suspicious behavior (i.e. probable cause).  I am not an 
over-cooperative friend of the police, but I'm also not an obstinate 
ass.

Also, what does the Federal Emergency Management Agency (i.e. Lawyers 
with Checkbooks) care about gun sales?  The only cooperation I know of 
between Wal-Mart and FEMA is setting up vaccination sites in stores and 
demonstrations of hardware for hurricane mitigation.  I'll be worried 
when the ATF, the actual federal agency with authority over gun sales, 
starts sticking their nose into my next purchase.

Quoting Joe Baker 
<joebaker AT dcresearch.com>:

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> My dear friends,
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> It has come to my realization that among the many reasons for the
> persecution of me by the governments is that I am skilled at encryption
> and building secured computer systems that are extremely difficult to
> hack into using the normal tools available them.