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Story: Nasa hacker loses bid to avoid extradition
this article sums things up nicely I think
It is not from a sensationlist newspaper but a serious slightly left of centre newspaper with integrity
http://tinyurl.com/gmckinus
It is clear from the article that there was no malicious intent and some would see it as perfectly legitimate to seek data many people believe the US hides from the world and its own people - there is a belief that it was sensitivity around 9/11 (which horrified us)
I also believe that by leaving the kind of messages that he did he was doing not only the US military but the whole world a service.
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Story: Nasa hacker loses bid to avoid extradition
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indicative of our governments uncaring attitude gbswales -
"Special" relationship... Nigel Cheffers-Heard
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should serve any potential sentence here in t... ator1940 -
The law is an ass 352096
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We'll that just says it all.. CA
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Well at least he won't be going to Gitmo! Xwindowsjunkie
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I still think he needs to come to the US to be tri... NoThomas
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How on earth did you come to that conclusion? CA
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Update.. CA -
This is how I came to that conclusion NoThomas
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No thomas.. CA
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That was not my intention... NoThomas
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I have read all the arguments and still disagree gbswales
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I appreciate your comments... NoThomas
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we must agree to differ on many issues gbswales
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We can agree to disagree NoThomas
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this article sums things up ni... gbswales -
Putting things in context... Rupert Goodwins
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Very Interesting NoThomas
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those are not the questions gbswales -
Ugh... CA
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understanding victims gbswales
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I do not think its about Pride... NoThomas
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All Victims.. CA
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Or rather.. CA
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there are several separate str... gbswales
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Not exactly... CA
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My last reply got marked as spam NoThomas
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US security services lezlow
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Closing comments for this story Rupert Goodwins
