>
> On Sun, 10 Feb 2008 17:44:37 GMT, 3941 Dead
>
finestplanet.com> wrote:
> >>On Sun, 10 Feb 2008 08:59:40 -0800 (PST), pyjamarama
>>
yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>>On Feb 7, 6:40 am, 3941 Dead
finestplanet.com> wrote:>>>> Well, you'll just have to sue me, Knickers. And hope, of course, that
>>>> the story Carlson wrote in the week or so after Steve's odd death
>>>> doesn't emerge.
>>>>
>>>> Of course, getting a jury to sympathize with you when you do celebrate
>>>> his death in front of his friends each year isn't gonna be real easy,
>>>> Knickers.
>>>
>>>And yet had your buddy Kangas been "successful" in his intent, you are
>>>your ilk would no doubt still be celebrating Scaife's murder...
>>
>>Nah. Just would never miss the bastard.
>
> Nicklas never asks the question----What would he have
> done if he had the chance to wipe out the inner cadre
> of Nazis from the beginning.
>
> If Scaife would have croaked in the late 60's---the
> demise of the entire network of rightwing neofascist
> propaganda mills, think tanks, and fucking the American
> People would have made America a lot better place.
>
You do realize that you are essentially posting that Steve Kangas was on
a valid mission. When usenut Liberals claim that terrorists from the
Middle East should be "understood" in the "context" of their "reality",
I suppose the FBI can call that just "silly". But Steve Kangas came from
usenet, didn't he? So anyone supporting his mission in any way who is
also from usenet would be someone that the FBI might consider asking a
few questions.
1) What radicalized Kangas beyond talk?
2) Is whatever that was something that is online or even specifically on
usenet today?
--
"In August Rudyard's listlessness called for another series of major and
very unpleasant medical examinations.... He later joked ... 'If this is
what Oscar Wilde went to prison for, he ought to have got the Victoria
Cross.'", Andrew Lycett, "Rudyard Kipling"
