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Who Sent the Recent Flood of Abusive Messages re Peter Wieck?
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Andre Jute wrote: -- As we saw when Wieck arrived on RAT fully armed with the Timmie material that Pasternack's criminal associates stole from my computer Hi Andre, I know you have been complaining for ten years or so about the gang taking your "Timmie material" as their own, but I never stopped to think about it in detail before. I had previously casually assumed that you had put the Timmie story on your old web site, or perhaps even posted it to the rec.audio.tubes newsgroup, and the gang had taken it from there and used it as if it was their own property. I didn't pay particular attention to the "stole from my computer" phrase you always use, and what its significance might be? Pasternak's recent use of the Timmie story changed all that and got me wondering exactly what you mean by the phrase "stole from my computer", are you saying Pasternack and the gang didn't take the Timmie story from your web site, or from a newsgroup, but that they literally hacked into your personal computer via the internet and took the story directly from there? Inquiring minds want to know. Regards, John Byrns -- Surf my web pages at, http://fmamradios.com/ |
Who Sent the Recent Flood of Abusive Messages re Peter Wieck?
John Byrns wrote:
In article . com, Andre Jute wrote: -- As we saw when Wieck arrived on RAT fully armed with the Timmie material that Pasternack's criminal associates stole from my computer Hi Andre, I know you have been complaining for ten years or so about the gang taking your "Timmie material" as their own, but I never stopped to think about it in detail before. I had previously casually assumed that you had put the Timmie story on your old web site, or perhaps even posted it to the rec.audio.tubes newsgroup, and the gang had taken it from there and used it as if it was their own property. I didn't pay particular attention to the "stole from my computer" phrase you always use, and what its significance might be? Pasternak's recent use of the Timmie story changed all that and got me wondering exactly what you mean by the phrase "stole from my computer", are you saying Pasternack and the gang didn't take the Timmie story from your web site, or from a newsgroup, but that they literally hacked into your personal computer via the internet and took the story directly from there? Inquiring minds want to know. Regards, John Byrns Indeed, John, criminal associates of Pasternack hacked into my computer and stole my property, part of the "Timmie" manuscript, from it. It was done by Frank Deutschmann and Robert C Chernofsky, who then published the material on the Joenet to spite me because I cannot sell material that is already published. In this, as usual, the Magnequest Scum shot itself in the foot; I had already decided that the book would do untold harm as a manual for stalkers (of the wannabe-artist type like Worthless Wiecky and Pasternack) and by mutual agreement had withdrawn the manuscript and given the publisher his money back. That was when the Magnequest Scum started altering bits of the manuscript to suit their own purposes and demanding that I defend the "claim" (which of course I had never made); twelve years later Pasternack is still at it. There are thus three crimes: the theft of my property from my computer, the publication of my copyright material without my permission, and the alteration of my copyright material without my permission. Henry Pasternack has made himself complicit in the original crime of the data theft by repeatedly publishing the stolen material. Henry Pasternack is directly guilty of publishing my copyright materials repeatedly after he was told as early as 1998 that they are my copyright materials and he has no right to publish. Henry Pasternack has altered my copyright materials after he was publicly told he had no right to alter them. All these are thefts of the bread from my table. Henry Pasternack's excuse for these thefts, committed in public, is ludicrously that he and the other criminals in his gang have stolen my property so often, it now belongs to them. (This is logic, from a man who brags of a Stanford education? Stanford trustees and fundraisers must cringe every time they see the name of Henry Pasternack.) Henry Pasternack is a thief many, many times over. QED. Henry Pasternack is also slime, but we all know that already. Henry Pasternack is a stalker: he is so consumed by envy and hatred, I doubt Pasternack could give you a coherent explanation of why he is still doing all this -- the public stealing and everything else -- after ten years of being flicked off my thumb like a piece of snot (1). There's some discussion here of whether we should devise a test to discover if Pasternack is a sadomasochist or merely too stupid to connect action to consequence (somewhat similar to the two tests I devised to prove that Krueger hates omnidirectionally). I'm making book on it already if you want to bet. Andre Jute Zero tolerance for the enemies of society (1) Not to mention Pasternack being repeatedly exposed by you for his professional lies! I think Pasternack is punchdrunk. Do his activities on RAT and related conferences recently bear out his own description of A Man Who Found Peace in the Keyboard? Hell, no, Pasternack is dancing around like a dervish with a turpentine stick up his arse, in his frustration beating up his meatpuppets like Worthless Wiecky because he cannot get at me. Soon Pasternack will start on you again, trying to prove that he was right in some thrice-lost argument eight or ten years ago... |
Who Sent the Recent Flood of Abusive Messages re Peter Wieck?
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Hash: SHA1 Andre Jute wrote: Indeed, John, criminal associates of Pasternack hacked into my computer and stole my property, part of the "Timmie" manuscript, from it. I don't know the origin of the document; I got it from the Google archives. I'm curious whether John finds Andre's explanation credible. - -Henry BTW, Andre, as you can see I've digitally signed this message. You can download my public key he http://users.rcn.com/hpasternack/HenryPasternack.asc If your newsreader supports PGP then it will automatically identify the author (me) of the message. You can use the same technique to secure your own postings. Of course, if I can hack into your computer and steal the private key from your password-encrypted keystore, then I will be able to forge messages using your signature. Hmmm... -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFG+bDgMh/5tuAaWR0RAttAAJ9b4TNy0vaTJcJnK4oBOt+fc2Ry3wCcDq+B QQJXhbeOV4kcj2W72+gTANg= =+O5Y -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
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