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Vanishing Access Sam Aurelius Milam III Since late April, my access to four of my websites has failed. I'm writing this in late May. That averages about one website per week. Access to the websites has failed in pairs. These are the pairs of websites to which access has failed: 1. The Frontiersman Website and the source documents website; 2. the Anarchist Cookbook website and Free Lazor. Here are some facts. Access has failed simultaneously to websites that are on different hosting services, so it isn't a hosting service problem. The loss of access has occurred simultaneously for every computer at my internet connection, so it isn't a computer problem. Inaccessible websites are accessible to computers at other internet connections, so there isn't anything wrong with the websites. All of the computers at my internet connection can access other websites, so there isn't anything wrong with my internet connection. With an address anonymizer, I can access the websites, so access has failed from my IP address. The technicians at my ISP and at the hosting services insist that they're not blocking my access to the websites. If they're to be believed, then what's left? In the Sherlock Holmes mysteries, he noted that when the impossible has been eliminated, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. People can form their own opinions but it appears to me that somebody is intentionally blocking my access to my websites. Who's the most likely culprit? It's probably somebody who doesn't like my opinions. I don't know who's doing it. The only remedy that I've discovered is to upload a website to a new location. Then, I can access it again. Of course, I have to change links from the old address to the new one. I can't maintain the website at the old location and other people won't know the address at the new location. Also, finding a new hosting service is tedious. I'm open to suggestions. For PayPal payments, use Frontiersman@manlymail.net.
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Letters to the Editor
Learning Sovereignty response I was listening to TTC "Vikings" & at one point before gov't every man was sovereign. There were no prisons for crime but a payment system that was all worked out. If fought with a person and you chopped one of the fingers off then the price paid was different as to which finger it was. This system worked better than the blood feuds of revenge that can go on for generations. When settled in Greenland to get away from a new king - again it was a system worked out amongst the individuals. Too bad that this is no longer true. I am debating on online about SCOTUS state V fed rights. - It's just becoming more and more centralized into one huge tarball of domination from a few to regulate everyone else because the President & Congress sign laws that they exempt themselves from. —Ptosis
You might be interested in my article Tough on Crime, in the September 2003 issue. —editor
Sam Re: "Learning Sovereignty" and your quote within that read: "the US government is in control of access to most non-trivial medical treatment in the US." This is an excellent and true observation that most people don't see. Obama health care is only going to make things worse. If you have a serious affliction, you might explain your conscientious objection to a sympathetic medical doctor. I don't think it would be breaking govt regulations for him to treat you as a charity case, even though you don't have govt ID. Have you rescinded your state birth certificate or do you still have one? It might be useful in getting medical treatment without a drivers license.... Have you ever investigated Chinese Qigong? It is a series of energy healing exercises that has a long history of success in Asia. I could lend you a book on it or you can find much info on the internet. Some of it may seem very mystical but there is a solid core of medical evidence beneath it. —Carl; Gramling, South Carolina
In February of 1998, a medical doctor became a subscriber to this newsletter. In December of 2001, I sent to him a letter in which I asked him if he would be willing to discuss with me how it might be possible to arrange for undocumented people to receive medical treatment. He didn't reply to the letter. Some time later, he terminated his subscription. In September of 2005, I stepped on a nail and went in search of a Tetanus shot. I discovered that, even though I offered to pay cash, the commercial clinics in Show Low, Arizona, refused to give me the shot unless I also provided a Social Security number. I eventually got the shot at the county health clinic. Believe it or not, they didn't require any ID at all. Amazing. See my article A Few Good People, in the October 2005 issue. In April of 2009, I went to the Good News Clinics, in Gainesville, Georgia to see about getting a filling in a tooth. The lady at the front desk insisted that they wouldn't provide any service at all unless I provided government ID. See my article Good News, Bad News, in the July 2009 issue. If, or when, I acquire some serious malady, then I might be able to get help from a sympathetic doctor. My experience, such as it is, suggests otherwise, but I can hope. I have not rescinded my government birth certificate. I don't know how to do that. I am not familiar with Chinese Qigong. For now, at least, I don't have either the time or the resources to change either of those two situations. Maybe later. Thank you for the suggestion. —editor
A White Man's Notes
Sam Aurelius Milam III •People sometimes try to criticize me by claiming that some of the statements that I've made in this newsletter are "anti-woman". Truth matters. That is, if such a statement that I make is true, then declaring it to be "anti-woman" isn't a criticism of the statement. It's a criticism of the women. •Every effect follows from a cause. If a woman is attractive, then she might attract a man. If a woman is provocative, then she might provoke a man. If she does it intentionally, then who's fault is it? Sometimes, a woman must reasonably be expected to share some of the responsibility for the consequences of her own behavior. •Love isn't necessary for procreation. For that purpose, lust will suffice. For PayPal payments, use Frontiersman@manlymail.net.
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Acknowledgments My thanks to the following: SantaClara Bob; Lady Jan the Voluptuous; my mother; Dewey and Betty; Carl, of Gramling, South Carolina; and Larry, of Corcoran, California. — editor
From the Philosophy of George Carlin Original Source Unknown. Forwarded by Lady Jan the Voluptuous.
Questions Original Source Unknown. Forwarded by David, of Idaho Falls, Idaho.
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