Re: Kubit Deceptions: An e-book by Anna K. - Remarks

You've just caused this thing to become worse for everybody.
Much, much worse. Good job ms. wannabe FBI lady.
You only have yourself to blame. Now go get a life and leave
us alone.



"sharon" <sharon192837465@yahoo.com>
as
"David Iain Greig" <dgreig@ediacara.org> posted:


>Anna Kubit wrote:
>
>> Anna
>
>http://groups.google.com/group/talk....thread/4128af7...
>The poster is banned from talk.origins -- anyone complaining to their
>ISP can point out they are evading a moderator ban at this point, and I
>will support them in email as needed to terminate their ISP account.
>
>ANY further posting by you on this group will be taken up with your ISP
>as TOS abuse.
>
>This thread is dead; the posters Steve and Anna are banned; the filters
>will be eating this thread by now. You will likely see few responses,
>and fewer as I throttle it to death by procmail. I am prepared to
>throw QUITE a wide net to catch this.
>
>--D.
>
>--
>david iain greig
>moderator, talk.origins sp4 kox
>http://www.ediacara.org/~dgreig arbor plena alouattarum
>
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>somebody we all know by now, forged an email under my name, so it could
>turn around and then reply, spamming my usenet email inbox.
>
>http://www.ic3.gov/
>
>http://www.ic3.gov/crimeschemes.aspx
>
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>to law enforcement and regulatory agencies having jurisdiction.
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>* In other words, if the criminal who did the internet crime is living
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