From: TQDB <tqdb@feist.com>
Date: Fri, 6 Dec 1996 10:16:09 -0800 (PST)
To: dc-stuff@dis.org
Subject: Aghast..
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    I couldn't believe my eyes when reading through Inter@ctive Week's 
"The Driving Forces of Cyberspace" Top 25 list I saw that Louis J. 
Freeh, Director of the FBI received an Honorable Mention because of him 
supposedly believing that "Encryption is an inalienable right."  I 
suppose that isn't necessarily a lie, but it would need the word "Weak" 
added on to the front in order to qualify it.  Anyway, I was quite 
disappointed in seeing their poor choice of this candidate.
.TQDB

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          A small percentage of them give the rest a bad name."
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