From: Lance Cottrell <loki@infonex.com>
Date: Sun, 21 Sep 1997 11:09:57 +0800
To: Christian Claborne <cypherpunks-announce@toad.com
Subject: Re: San Diego CPunk Physical meet this Thursday
In-Reply-To: <3.0.2.32.19970920154105.0099a2d0@cyberthought.com>
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You Might want to resend that with a corrected subject line. It says
Thursday while the body says Wednesday.

	-Lance

At 3:41 PM -0700 9/20/97, Christian Claborne wrote:
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>This Wednesday!!!
>
>   San Diego Area CPUNKS symposium  Wednesday, Sep. 24, 1997.
>
>   Topic:
>	What action do we take if the situation get's out of hand (See
>message below
>from Mark H. below).
>
>
>   It is my belief that any group, no matter how small, can accomplish great
>things if they apply themselves.  Cypherpunks are not just "users", they
>poses  several additional quanta of the stuff that enables creative thought,
>and skill.
>
>   Don't forget to bring your public key  fingerprint.  If you can figure out
>how to get it on the back of a business card, that would be cool.  If you
>want
>the suspicious crowd there to sign your key, bring two forms of ID.
>
>
>Place: The Mission Cafe & Coffee Shop
>       3795 Mission Bl in Mission Beach.
>       488-9060
>
>
>Time:1800
>
>Their Directions:
>	8 west to Mission Beach Ingram Exit
>	Take west mission bay drive
>	Go right on Mission Blvd.
>
>	On the corner of San Jose and mission blvd.
>	It is located between roller coaster and garnett.
>	It's kind of 40s looking building...  funky looking
>        (their description, not mine)
>
>They serve stuff to eat, coffee stuff, and beer + wine stuff.
>
>See you there!
>
>New guy, bring your fingerprint.
>
>Drop me a note if you plan to attend...
>
>
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>Date: Fri, 12 Sep 1997 16:04:22 -0700 (PDT)
>From: Mark Hedges <hedges@infonex.com>
>To: all-at-infonex@infonex.com
>Subject: federal cryptography legislation
>Sender: owner-all-at-infonex@infonex.com
>
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>A bill called "SAFE" (HR-695, "Security and Freedom with Encryption") in
>the U.S. House of Representatives would have allowed U.S. software
>companies to export strong cryptography, and would have promoted privacy
>in all U.S. communications. Cryptography is mathematical means of making a
>message secret. Now, this bill has been rewritten to introduce more
>restrictive cryptography legislation than ever before seen in the U.S.
>
>Public support for cryptography use and export is very strong, as
>evidenced by the California state legislature's unanimous vote 9/5/97,
>calling on Congress and the President to revise and relax export laws
>(SJR-29). Companies world-wide already produce strong cryptograpy
>software, and U.S. buisness is rapidly losing ground in the world-wide
>software and telecommunications market.
>
>The House National Security Committee this week voted to continue export
>restrictions in the SAFE bill and to install "key escrow" proposals of the
>defense and intelligence organizations. This would not only continue the
>status quo legislation, it would strictly regulate and restrict domestic
>use of cryptography, an unprecedented act.
>
>Key escrow legislation in SAFE would mandate government "back doors" in
>all communications software before the end of the millennia in the United
>States, imposing criminal penalties for use of secure cryptography.
>Effectively, every citizen would be required to give law enforcement
>involuntary and transparent access to all communications, including
>financial, business, and personal messages.
>
>Key escrow also exposes all U.S. communication to a single point of
>failure, which a hacker, spy, or corrupt official could exploit to gain
>access to all personal, industry, and financial information.
>
>More information is available in our most recent press release. Press
>releases can be viewed at http://www.anonymizer.com/press/.
>
>Please, call your congressional representatives and senators and encourage
>them to oppose restrictive legislation on cryptography and mandated
>government access to all communications. Names and phone numbers for your
>local legislators can be obtained from www.house.gov and www.senate.gov.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Mark Hedges
>Anonymizer Inc.
>Infonex Internet Inc.
>
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Lance Cottrell   loki@infonex.com
PGP 2.6 key available by finger or server.
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"Love is a snowmobile racing across the tundra.  Suddenly
it flips over, pinning you underneath.  At night the ice
weasels come."
                        --Nietzsche
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