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Story: The NASA hacker: Scapegoat or public enemy?
Posted by: Harold F. Pickewring (Thursday 21 July 2005, 7:22 PM)
With this action of extradition to the U. S. by a government, appears to be a paramount example of BAFFLEGAB to covewr up the technical shortcominmgs of the associated departments. They do not wish to acknowledge that an individual had access to all the systems by putting him before the judge. If he is extradited a lot of diry linnen will be exposed and they may try a plea bargain to cover there problems with fast footwork This is at the point where a lot of U. S. citizens should stand up to be counted as it was their Governments shortcomings that left it all vunerable and that is where the accounting report should go, to a US Citizen.
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Story: The NASA hacker: Scapegoat or public enemy?
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WRONG WRONG WRONG!!!!!!!
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Harold F. Pickering i totally agree with you.... paul
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