Re: [tor-talk] Food for thought

[juan <juan.g71@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Mon, 20 Jun 2016 11:42:55 -0600
Mirimir <mirimir@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


> Yes, I see that too, and maybe that's what we have here. But hey,
> Juan, maybe Jake's departure was a win for the "unpwn Tor" faction ;)

	Not sure how that could be the case. Tor is pwned by design. If
	there's something that all members of the tor mafia agree with 
	, it is the 'core' concept of creating a network that a
	'GPA'(the US gov't, their master) can exploit.

> 
> For links, check out /r/Tor.


	So far I found this : 

	https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/2858268/Appelbaum-Wurde-Im-Jahr-2015-Ausgesetzt.txt

	Assuming the message is authentic, it proves that some tor
	'manager' was threatening and blackmailing an employee
	(appelbaum)

	Either you follow our politicall correct 'speech code' or you
	are fired - that's a form of extortion. 

	"provocative conversation...The person to whom you were speaking
	was not offended, but the provocative conversation could be
	overheard by others and created an unwelcoming environment"

	LMAO at the industrial scale unintentional self-parody.

	


> 
> >> Still, I'm left with a poor impression of just about everyone 
> >> involved. I don't mean to blame anyone. But damn, the Tor
> >> community during the past few years comes across as a soap opera!
> >> And the code that came out of that soap opera is what people are
> >> counting on? Seriously?
> >> 
> >> But OK, maybe they "do good work".
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