From: "David K. Merriman" <merriman@arn.net>
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 1996 11:08:30 +0800
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
Subject: Re: "German service cuts Net access" (to Santa Cruz)
Message-ID: <2.2.32.19960128144005.00690390@arn.net>
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At 04:02 PM 01/28/96 -0600, m5@dev.tivoli.com (Mike McNally) wrote:
>
>olmur@dwarf.bb.bawue.de writes:
> > It's illegal in Germany to publish material denying the holocaust.  In
> > the same moment this guy sent his book [...] per snail-mail from Canada
> > to Germany he commited a crime here in Germany.
>
>Hi.  President M5 of Psychonia here.  I'm afraid we've recently
>enacted legislation in the tiny nation of Psychonia that makes it
>illegal to parenthesize question marks in electronic mail messages,
>because such acts are a direct offense to some of the members of
>primitive hill tribes who live in remote portions of our land.
>
>I issue this warning not to set foot in Psychonia or any of the
>countries with whom we share extradition treaties, or you will be
>arrested and brought here for trial, conviction, and punishment.
>

This message is _clearly_ an effort to spread *pornography* on the net. I know this to be true through the use of a 3-letter code that I have cleverly deleted . If you continue to spread this vile and disgusting trash, I shall have no choice but to complain to my government representatives and have all imports from your country banned, and to pressure companies not to do business in/with your nation.

Dave Merriman

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