Time: Sun Nov 03 10:45:49 1996
To: 
From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: HACKERS DESTROY EVIDENCE OF GULF WAR CHEMICAL/BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS (fwd)
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>Date: Sun, 3 Nov 1996 10:46:12 -0600 (CST)
>From: Brian Redman <bigred@duracef.shout.net>
>To: Conspiracy Nation <CN-L@cornell.edu>
>Subject: HACKERS DESTROY EVIDENCE OF GULF WAR CHEMICAL/BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS (fwd)
>
>
>*caveat lector*. This means, "reader beware." In other words, it
>is up to the reader to form her/his own judgements as to the 
>following.
>
>---------- Forwarded message ----------
>Date: Sat, 02 Nov 1996 17:09:23 -0800
>From: Wes Thomas <west@sonic.net>
>To: bigred@duracef.shout.net
>Subject: HACKERS DESTROY EVIDENCE OF GULF WAR CHEMICAL/BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS 
>
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>                                          WESNET NEWS 
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>
>EXCLUSIVE  Saturday, Nov. 2, 5:00 p.m. 
>
>
>HACKERS DESTROY EVIDENCE OF GULF WAR CHEMICAL/BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS 
>
>WASHINGTON DC -- Hackers broke into a Web site (http://insigniausa.com)
>containing suppressed evidence of Gulf War chemical and biological weapons
>Friday, erasing all files.
>
>"Someone hacked in Friday around 4 p.m. and completely trashed our
>machine," said Kenneth Weaver, webmaster of W3 Concepts, Inc.
>(http://ns.w3concepts.com) of Poolesville, Maryland (a suburb of Washington
>D.C.), which houses the site. 
>
>The Web site contained recently-released supressed Department of Defense
>documents exposing biological and chemical warfare materials that U.S.
>companies allegedly provided to Iraq before the war. 
>
>Bruce Klett, publisher, Insignia Publishing said they are now restoring the
>files. "We plan to be operational again Saturday evening or Sunday," he
>said. "We encourage anyone to copy these files and distribute them." There
>are over 300 files, requiring 50 MB of disk space.
>
>The Department of Defense has its own version of these files on its
>Gulflink Web site (http://www.dtic.dla.mil/gulflink/).
>
>Insignia plans to publish Gassed In the Gulf, a book on the government's
>coverup by former CIA analyst Patrick Eddington, in six to eight weeks,
>Klett added.
>
>Hackers also brought down SNETNEWS and IUFO, Internet mailing lists
>covering conspiracies and UFOs, on Oct. 25, according to list administrator
>Steve Wingate. He plans to move the lists to another Internet service
>provider be be back in operation soon.
>
>"We've seen this happen regularly when we get too close to sensitive
>subjects," Wingate said. "The election is Tuesday. This is a factor."
>
>He also said a "quiet" helicopter buzzed and illuminated his Marin County
>house and car Thursday night for several minutes.
>
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