Re: Rights Crimes Committed Violating USC, Title 18, Chap. 1

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On 5/23/03, Steven Blonske wrote:
> I have just received information from an overseas source
> that I was blacklisted from being able to communicate with
> my family by the U.S. Government or their agents.
>
> This blacklisting has been done by:
>
> 1. Refusing long distance service between myself and
family
> both overseas (Japan) and within United States Borders.
>
> 2. Denying my E-mail to my family both overseas and within
> United States Borders by the use of "BLACKHOLE Servers"
> Run by the United States Government's Internet Authority
> the IANA. (BLACKHOLE Servers wee originally intended for
> those that SPAM or people. In 6 years of internet use I
> have sent on or about 200 E-mail Letters Total)
>
> The denial of communication with family is based on
> (By myself being an Eastern Orthodox Christian and
> the Majority of my Family Being Roman Catholic)
> Having a religious faith that is not commensurate to
> the President's "Good Christian" standards "That ONLY
> Protestants are Good Christians and for being a witness
> and informant against Narcotics Traffickers who are
> favored by the present administration and several corrupt
> police and political figures.
>
> I am looking for assistance in prosecuting these crimes
> under United States Code, Title 18, Part I, Chapter 13,
> Sections 241, 242, and 247.
>
> Can Anybody Help?
>
> If so; reply via E-Mail and give a full address.
>
> Sincerely and Respectfully,
>
> Steve Blonske
> BS - Engineering
> MS - Institutional/Industrial Management

I am not a complete computer expert, but is there any way
you can use hotmail, have a phone in some one elses name or
get your internet connection thru a secured and encrypted
proxy server? I would try to beat Big Brother at his own
game!

Re: Rights Crimes Committed Violating USC, Title 18, Chap. 1, 8/13/04, by Mike Hunt.

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