On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 12:43:57 -0800, Willie.Mookie wrote:
Hey,

I have noticed that there are two posts recently made on usenet that say
they are from me, they even show up in my google groups page - but I
didn't write them. �I attempted to flag them as phoney, but I find it

If anyone wants to see if you actually wrote a particular post, they'll
probably just compare the headers. It's pretty hard to spoof all of them,
so the fake will just be plonked.

I wouldn't sweat it too much, I think most readers know your writing
style by now.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

In article <36bd6a5e-3e6b-40d5-a3b7-fc2e96ceb7e9
@d21g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, says...
Hey,

I have noticed that there are two posts recently made on usenet that
say they are from me, they even show up in my google groups page - but
I didn't write them. I attempted to flag them as phoney, but I find
it very troubling.

This has never happened to me before, I didn't even think it was
possible to spoof someone in this way.

Just the other day I (along with many others) was spoofed in an
automated fashion in some 200 posts according to google.


Anyone have any idea how this could be done and more importantly how
to stop it?

Just change a few options in your newsreader and you can be anyone you
like.


Its something that if left unaddressed marginalizes whatever I say.
Because;

1) if I do nothing - then another can post any damn thing as me he
wants
2) if I change my online name - then people who know me as that
person can't find me
3) if I announce publicly that I'm being spoofed, then no one knows
for sure if its me writing

An overstatement, you are recognized as much by your writing style as
the name attached to your post. In particular the spoofer you recently
attracted is quite recognizable as not being you, but rather some one
else who posts here under two different names.


so, I guess I have been failed by Google, and the those who don't want
me to have a fair and honest forum to speak my piece, have won.

Ah well.

I have close to zero faith in googles willingness to deal with vandalism
coming either from them or to them. The only saving grace is they are a
still not a majority part of usenet although an important archive. I
rather suspect the majority of useful contributors rely on nnto provider
rather than using google odd interface.

Robert

--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

The M15 Moron is a pain all over Usenet.........Donchaknow..........

Jakthehammer wrote:

The M15 Moron is a pain all over Usenet.........Donchaknow..........

Then Google/NOVA can just as easily do something about it, that is if
it actually gave a damn.

BTW, it's not just one such MI5/CIA spook we're having to deal with.
There's the entire army of rabbis doing their Old Testament thumping
thing.
�- Brad Guth

On Jan 27, 7:12 pm, Jakthehammer <jakthh...@aol.com> wrote:





On Jan 27, 3:27�pm, Robert Adsett <s...@aeolusdevelopment.com> wrote:

In article <36bd6a5e-3e6b-40d5-a3b7-fc2e96ceb7e9
@d21g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, �says...

Hey,

I have noticed that there are two posts recently made on usenet that
say they are from me, they even show up in my google groups page - but
I didn't write them. �I attempted to flag them as phoney, but I find
it very troubling.

This has never happened to me before, I didn't even think it was
possible to spoof someone in this way.

Just the other day I (along with many others) was spoofed in an
automated fashion in some 200 posts according to google.

Anyone have any idea how this could be done and more importantly how
to stop it?

Just change a few options in your newsreader and you can be anyone you
like.

Its something that if left unaddressed marginalizes whatever I say.
Because;

�1) if I do nothing - then another can post any damn thing as me he
wants
�2) if I change my online name - then people who know me as that
person can't find me
�3) if I announce publicly that I'm being spoofed, then no one knows
for sure if its me writing

An overstatement, you are recognized as much by your writing style as
the name attached to your post. �In particular the spoofer you recently
attracted is quite recognizable as not being you, but rather some one
else who posts here under two different names.

so, I guess I have been failed by Google, and the those who don't want
me to have a fair and honest forum to speak my piece, have won.

Ah well.

I have close to zero faith in googles willingness to deal with vandalism
coming either from them or to them. �The only saving grace is they are a
still not a majority part of usenet

Actually, Google IS a Majority of Usenet.........Google generally
carries most every Post whereas most servers don't.........That's why
removing the Posts in Google pretty much defeats the
Spoofer..........The Largest Audience for their Charade is taken away
from them...........Donchaknow.........Btw, I just removed Two More of
Greg's Posts from Google.........I HAVE The Power, you
see.............Heehee...........- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Actually Jack, Google carries less that 15% of the total newsgroups on
Usenet.

Also, Google has no ability to delete posts once they are posted on
Usenet newsgroups.

"Jakthehammer" <jakthhmmr@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1fdfac67-d647-4685-9328-30555ad99ce3@v29g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
On Jan 27, 2:38�pm, Bill Ward <bw...@REMOVETHISix.netcom.com> wrote:
On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 12:43:57 -0800, Willie.Mookie wrote:
Hey,

I have noticed that there are two posts recently made on usenet that
say they are from me, they even show up in my google groups page - but
I didn't write them. �I attempted to flag them as phoney, but I find
it

If anyone wants to see if you actually wrote a particular post, they'll
probably just compare the headers. It's pretty hard to spoof all of
them, so the fake will just be plonked.

I wouldn't sweat it too much, I think most readers know your writing
style by now.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Just click on the "more options" link at the top of the Google post and
click "Remove"..............<POOF!>...........Greg is GONE...........But
he does have dozens of Socks and he thinks it's funny to Post under
someone else's Screen Identity though...........The Poor Bastard has No
Life except on Usenet..........Donchaknow............




Now who are you Dork? ROARING under my identity?.......... You ain't no
Jack the Hammer ..... DumbAss...........This sure Pisses Off the Rightist
Pukes though to know the Falling of US $$........You are Always MISERABLE
Anyways..........Donchaknow...........Heehee...........

"Robert Adsett" <sub2@aeolusdevelopment.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.2206dd7e114053ba98985c@free.teranews.com...
In article <36bd6a5e-3e6b-40d5-a3b7-fc2e96ceb7e9
@d21g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, says...
Hey,

I have noticed that there are two posts recently made on usenet that
say they are from me, they even show up in my google groups page - but
I didn't write them. I attempted to flag them as phoney, but I find it
very troubling.

This has never happened to me before, I didn't even think it was
possible to spoof someone in this way.

Just the other day I (along with many others) was spoofed in an
automated fashion in some 200 posts according to google.


Anyone have any idea how this could be done and more importantly how to
stop it?

Just change a few options in your newsreader and you can be anyone you
like.


Its something that if left unaddressed marginalizes whatever I say.
Because;

1) if I do nothing - then another can post any damn thing as me he
wants
2) if I change my online name - then people who know me as that
person can't find me
3) if I announce publicly that I'm being spoofed, then no one knows
for sure if its me writing

An overstatement, you are recognized as much by your writing style as
the name attached to your post. In particular the spoofer you recently
attracted is quite recognizable as not being you, but rather some one
else who posts here under two different names.


so, I guess I have been failed by Google, and the those who don't want
me to have a fair and honest forum to speak my piece, have won.

Ah well.

I have close to zero faith in googles willingness to deal with vandalism
coming either from them or to them. The only saving grace is they are a
still not a majority part of usenet although an important archive. I
rather suspect the majority of useful contributors rely on nnto provider
rather than using google odd interface.

Robert

--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com


You are referring to me PussyFace Bob? How do you feel being wrong 40
times? Starting from WDM's etc.. (now you can see it in your standard of
living.) Only a DumbFuck accuses people based on the news server.

On Jan 27, 3:27�pm, Robert Adsett <s...@aeolusdevelopment.com> wrote:

In article <36bd6a5e-3e6b-40d5-a3b7-fc2e96ceb7e9
@d21g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, �says...

Hey,

I have noticed that there are two posts recently made on usenet that
say they are from me, they even show up in my google groups page - but
I didn't write them. �I attempted to flag them as phoney, but I find
it very troubling.

This has never happened to me before, I didn't even think it was
possible to spoof someone in this way.

Just the other day I (along with many others) was spoofed in an
automated fashion in some 200 posts according to google.

Anyone have any idea how this could be done and more importantly how
to stop it?

Just change a few options in your newsreader and you can be anyone you
like.

Its something that if left unaddressed marginalizes whatever I say.
Because;

�1) if I do nothing - then another can post any damn thing as me he
wants
�2) if I change my online name - then people who know me as that
person can't find me
�3) if I announce publicly that I'm being spoofed, then no one knows
for sure if its me writing

An overstatement, you are recognized as much by your writing style as
the name attached to your post. �In particular the spoofer you recently
attracted is quite recognizable as not being you, but rather some one
else who posts here under two different names.

so, I guess I have been failed by Google, and the those who don't want
me to have a fair and honest forum to speak my piece, have won.

Ah well.

I have close to zero faith in googles willingness to deal with vandalism
coming either from them or to them. �The only saving grace is they are a
still not a majority part of usenet

Actually, Google IS a Majority of Usenet.........Google generally
carries most every Post whereas most servers don't.........That's why
removing the Posts in Google pretty much defeats the
Spoofer..........The Largest Audience for their Charade is taken away
from them...........Donchaknow.........Btw, I just removed Two More of
Greg's Posts from Google.........I HAVE The Power, you
see.............Heehee...........- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

In article <36bd6a5e-3e6b-40d5-a3b7-fc2e96ceb7e9
@d21g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, �says...

Hey,

I have noticed that there are two posts recently made on usenet that
say they are from me, they even show up in my google groups page - but
I didn't write them. �I attempted to flag them as phoney, but I find
it very troubling.

This has never happened to me before, I didn't even think it was
possible to spoof someone in this way.

Just the other day I (along with many others) was spoofed in an
automated fashion in some 200 posts according to google.



Anyone have any idea how this could be done and more importantly how
to stop it?

Just change a few options in your newsreader and you can be anyone you
like.



Its something that if left unaddressed marginalizes whatever I say.
Because;

�1) if I do nothing - then another can post any damn thing as me he
wants
�2) if I change my online name - then people who know me as that
person can't find me
�3) if I announce publicly that I'm being spoofed, then no one knows
for sure if its me writing

An overstatement, you are recognized as much by your writing style as
the name attached to your post. �In particular the spoofer you recently
attracted is quite recognizable as not being you, but rather some one
else who posts here under two different names.



so, I guess I have been failed by Google, and the those who don't want
me to have a fair and honest forum to speak my piece, have won.

Ah well.

I have close to zero faith in googles willingness to deal with vandalism
coming either from them or to them. �The only saving grace is they are a
still not a majority part of usenet

Another Imposter Post by Greg Deleted from Google..........

On Jan 27, 4:12 pm, Jakthehammer <jakthh...@aol.com> wrote:


On Jan 27, 3:27�pm, Robert Adsett <s...@aeolusdevelopment.com> wrote:

In article <36bd6a5e-3e6b-40d5-a3b7-fc2e96ceb7e9
@d21g2000prf.googlegroups.com>, �says...

Hey,

I have noticed that there are two posts recently made on usenet that
say they are from me, they even show up in my google groups page - but
I didn't write them. �I attempted to flag them as phoney, but I find
it very troubling.

This has never happened to me before, I didn't even think it was
possible to spoof someone in this way.

Just the other day I (along with many others) was spoofed in an
automated fashion in some 200 posts according to google.

Anyone have any idea how this could be done and more importantly how
to stop it?

Just change a few options in your newsreader and you can be anyone you
like.

Its something that if left unaddressed marginalizes whatever I say.
Because;

�1) if I do nothing - then another can post any damn thing as me he
wants
�2) if I change my online name - then people who know me as that
person can't find me
�3) if I announce publicly that I'm being spoofed, then no one knows
for sure if its me writing

An overstatement, you are recognized as much by your writing style as
the name attached to your post. �In particular the spoofer you recently
attracted is quite recognizable as not being you, but rather some one
else who posts here under two different names.

so, I guess I have been failed by Google, and the those who don't want
me to have a fair and honest forum to speak my piece, have won.

Ah well.

I have close to zero faith in googles willingness to deal with vandalism
coming either from them or to them. �The only saving grace is they are a
still not a majority part of usenet

Actually, Google IS a Majority of Usenet.........Google generally
carries most every Post whereas most servers don't.........That's why
removing the Posts in Google pretty much defeats the
Spoofer..........The Largest Audience for their Charade is taken away
from them...........Donchaknow.........Btw, I just removed Two More of
Greg's Posts from Google.........I HAVE The Power, you
see.............Heehee...........

Google/NOVA Usenet knows everything that's good or bad about Usenet.
They just elect to allow such spoof nasty insiders or MI5/CIA spooks
to take place.
- Brad Guth- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Jakthehammer wrote:

The M15 Moron is a pain all over Usenet.........Donchaknow..........

Then Google/NOVA can just as easily do something about it, that is if
it actually gave a damn.

BTW, it's not just one such MI5/CIA spook we're having to deal with.
There's the entire army of rabbis doing their Old Testament thumping
thing.
�- Brad Guth

I always figured the M15 Moron was a "TrainSpotter" type.........
"What is a train spotter? Everybody in England has a clear image in

On Jan 27, 10:22�pm,BradGuth<bradg...@gmail.com> wrote:

Jakthehammer wrote:

The M15 Moron is a pain all over Usenet.........Donchaknow..........

Then Google/NOVA can just as easily do something about it, that is if
it actually gave a damn.

BTW, it's not just one such MI5/CIA spook we're having to deal with.
There's the entire army of rabbis doing their Old Testament thumping
thing.
- Brad Guth

I always figured the M15 Moron was a "TrainSpotter" type.........

"What is a train spotter? Everybody in England has a clear image in
their mind. A train spotter is a single man aged 25-50 who still lives
with his mother. He wears an anorak and has a supermarket carrier bag.
He has little sense of humour. He wears spectacles, one arm of which
is broken and held together by sticking-plaster. His life is spent on
station platforms with a notebook and pencil, writing down the serial
numbers of the carriages on every train he can see. He says things
like: "Aha! The 5.36 from London Paddington has carriages in reverse
formation today, which usually happens only on Sundays! The 6.10 to
Weymouth is running with D-class bogeys! The last time that happened
was in June 1988!" And so on."

Hey,

I have noticed that there are two posts recently made on usenet that
say they are from me, they even show up in my google groups page - but
I didn't write them. I attempted to flag them as phoney, but I find
it very troubling.

This has never happened to me before, I didn't even think it was
possible to spoof someone in this way.

Anyone have any idea how this could be done and more importantly how
to stop it?

Its something that if left unaddressed marginalizes whatever I say.
Because;

1) if I do nothing - then another can post any damn thing as me he
wants
2) if I change my online name - then people who know me as that
person can't find me
3) if I announce publicly that I'm being spoofed, then no one knows
for sure if its me writing

so, I guess I have been failed by Google, and the those who don't want
me to have a fair and honest forum to speak my piece, have won.

Ah well.

William Mook, CEO
The Mok Companies

On Jan 27, 12:43 pm, Willie.Moo...@gmail.com wrote:


Hey,

I have noticed that there are two posts recently made on usenet that
say they are from me, they even show up in my google groups page - but
I didn't write them. I attempted to flag them as phoney, but I find
it very troubling.

This has never happened to me before, I didn't even think it was
possible to spoof someone in this way.

Anyone have any idea how this could be done and more importantly how
to stop it?

Its something that if left unaddressed marginalizes whatever I say.
Because;

1) if I do nothing - then another can post any damn thing as me he
wants
2) if I change my online name - then people who know me as that
person can't find me
3) if I announce publicly that I'm being spoofed, then no one knows
for sure if its me writing

so, I guess I have been failed by Google, and the those who don't want
me to have a fair and honest forum to speak my piece, have won.

Ah well.

William Mook, CEO / The Mok Companies

As I've said many times, such Usenet spoofing has taken place using my
account several times, of which proves that Usenet insiders (including
Google/NOVA) and/or the likes of MI5/CIA spooks and moles do exist,
and that they are not being policed by their own kind. I'll also bet
a bottom dollar they're not Muslim.

It takes a supercomputer running flat out for days, weeks or even
months in order to uncover the typical password, each time.

Keep your Usenet name of "WilliamMook" or perhaps "wmh2" or "WMH2",
and then change your Usenet account password (as often as every
month), making it as complex as you can stand to deal with. This
doesn't stop MI5/CIA spooks or Google/NOVA nerds from doing whatever,
it just buys a little time before they get in.
- Brad Guth