Wayne Mann's "ENEMIES LIST"

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Here is Hanson’s famous list. The reson for what looks like duplicates are because some people just change things just enough to get around kill files so you have to keep adding as they change. A kill file elimnates all of the garbage. Not MY list, you nauseating little Nazi. Of course not. Wayne simply isn’t taking Individual Responsibility for his list. I thought shirking Individual Responsibility was alleged to be an EvilLibbrul trick… Anyway, I see that I’m now an official member of the Anti-Wayne Konspiracy (AWK): This is indeed a tremendous honor. I wish to thank everyone who made this moment possible. I just hope I can live up to the high standards expected of members of the AWK. (I suppose this means I ought to quit removing a.c-e.c.w from the Followup-To list of my posts…)

It absolutely does mean that and WELCOME ABOARD!!! RH

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Newsgroups: alt.current-events.clinton.whitewater,alt.fan.rush-limbaugh,alt.fan.dan-qua yle,alt.fan.ne wt-gingrich,alt.activism,alt.politics.democrats.d,talk.politics.misc Organization: Netcom Americas Most Wanted profiled a Wayne Mann Saturday 6-22. Do ya think it was our own delusional paranoid?

I know the FBI has a file on Mr. Mann, but I doubt he’s their most wanted….most unwanted, possibly. RH "Unmarked Helicopters…hovering, The Lord is coming soon. Unmarked Helicopters…hovering, They said it was a weather balloon." From "Songs In The Key of X" Pat sez: My, my, the thought police patrol get together for a mutual admiration society — in the alt.FAN.rush- limbaugh newsgroup no less.

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Newsgroups: alt.current-events.clinton.whitewater,alt.fan.rush-limbaugh,alt.fan.dan-qu ayle,alt.fan.ne wt-gingrich,alt.activism,alt.politics.democrats.d,talk.politics.misc Organization: Netcom Americas Most Wanted profiled a Wayne Mann Saturday 6-22. Do ya think it was our own delusional paranoid? I know the FBI has a file on Mr. Mann, but I doubt he’s their most wanted….most unwanted, possibly. RH "Unmarked Helicopters…hovering, The Lord is coming soon. Unmarked Helicopters…hovering, They said it was a weather balloon." From "Songs In The Key of X" Pat sez: My, my, the thought police patrol get together for a mutual admiration society — in the alt.FAN.rush- limbaugh newsgroup no less.

Really? Check out the threats of Right Wing poster, Rosalee or what Wayne Mann’s been trying to do with ISPs since as long as I can remember. Look at the title of this post and the list it was based on and ask yourself "who really started this little game?" RH

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[etc,etc] – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -/ayne //ann Thinking about the earlier days of my lurking, I wondered if anyone else would appreciate an updated list of "Who’s Who" in posters to avoid, based on the pure inanity of their offerings. A quick compilation of those whose "work" I hardly ever waste my time reading includes: the incomparable HANSON; WellWell; Dan Thornsberry; SWOPA; John Dulaney; Lindsey Lee. Anyone want to add names to the list (alright Hanson, I’ll do it for you….glendinn). Best, Peter Glendinning (glendinn!) Here is Hanson’s famous list. The reson for what looks like duplicates are because some people just change things just enough to get around kill files so you have to keep adding as they change. A kill file elimnates all of the garbage. Yup, a kill file eliminates any dissent from the "Bill and Hillary are guilty! guilty! guilty!" party line of notorious liar and asshole Wayne Mann and the rest of the "they’re guilty even if proven innocent" crowd here on alt.current-non-events.clinton.whitewater.watergate.contragate. So go ahead and demonstrate the usual reactionary loathing of anything but the orthodox party line. By doing so, you’re admitting that your little pet theories can’t stand the light of day. That exposed to the outside air, they wither and die. They must remain hermetically sealed, in the dark, where more shit is fed to them to keep them alive. Deprived of this sustenance, they wither away, fading like the warped daydreams that they are. What you people really want is your own little circlejerk where you can fondle each other’s paranoid ravings without any interruption. Because we know at the slightest distraction you’ll all go limp and have to start all over again. What a pack of pathetic losers you are. Too bad for you that despite all this distraction, Clinton is going to kick Dole’s and Gingrich’s butts in November, and the GOP will be consigned to its new role as the party of the paranoid, the prudish, and the greedy. (shithead Wayne’s Enemies List deleted to conserve bandwidth) — Gary

I guess, below we have fairly definitive evidence of Wayne Mann’s real attitude toward dissent, free-speech, justice. It’s worthwhile leaving this list as a testimony to the fascist mentality of the Right Wing on the Internet. Richard Nixon would be proud of you, Mann. RH – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Way) /ayne //ann "Just the mere _appearance_ of inpropriety demands that we investigate." – Rep. Tom Foley (D-WA), justifying hearings into October Surprise.

"The Neo-conservatives don’t really have ideas. They have irritable mental gestures that substitute for ideas." Lionel Trilling

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Pat sez: Dan is better advised to heed another Durant quote: "Don’t tell us how to think. Just give us the facts." Dan sez: Thank you Mr. President: Pat sez: Lets take what Dan thanks Mr. President for–one at a time. **Thanks for restoring democracy in Haiti** Haiti has a new dictator and new death squads. cost? $2 billion **Thanks for the Brady Bill.** No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms. The strongest reason for the people to retain the Right to Keep and Bear Arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government. (Note the omission of the sportsman/collector argument.) –Thomas Jefferson The constitution shall never be construed…to prevent the people of the United States who are peaceable citizens from keeping their own arms. –Samuel Adams History shows that all conquerors who have allowed their subject races to bear arms have prepared their own downfall. –Adolph Hitler Make mass searches and hold executions for found arms…unless this is done, the victory of socialism is impossible. –V.I. Lenin "Among the many misdeeds of the British rule in India, history will look upon the act of depriving a whole nation of arms as the blackest." –Mahatma Gandhi Guns in the hands of criminals facilitate crime, but in the hands of innocent victims, prevent it. Some statistics are in order here: "Since Florida has enacted their concealed carry law, the Florida murder rate has dropped by 29%. Nationwide, the murder rate rose 11% over the same period…" –1994 FBI crime data from ABC News 3/12/95. "Justice Department studies show that armed citizens are much less likely to suffer losses or personal injury from thieves" – Washington Post 1/7/92 Guns in the hands of law abiding citizens clearly prevent crime. In Florida, where they have the most lenient conceal-and-carry law in existence, native criminals don’t very often pick on motorists with Florida license plates. They know that any car they come upon with Florida plates might be driven by a fellow Floridian with a legally concealed weapon. **Thanks for protecting the weak from the GOP.** The White House has called the use of CS gas on the Davidians ‘appropriate’ and said it would be used again if necessary." — The Associated Press, June 27, 1995 — The Washington Times, June 28, 1995 From America’s Future, Inc. * Feb. 1996 Welfare Makes The Problem Worse Welfare spending in New York City has exacerbated the Big Apple’s monumental social problems. What’s the solution? Surely not more spending! by F.R. Duplantier "Over the last 30 years, New York City and State have devoted an increasing share of their revenues to the most dysfunctional members of society," writes Heather MacDonald in the Winter issue of the Manhattan Institute’s City Journal, "and now social service spending constitutes the largest share of both city and state budgets. Yet, as spending grew, so did the social problems that spending was supposed to solve." A reasonable person might have concluded that throwing more money at the problems would probably do more harm than good. The official response, however, was quite the opposite. "The government," notes MacDonald, "responding by adding more programs." Heather MacDonald concludes that "New York City’s enormous commitment to social welfare spending has not stemmed social breakdown." If anything, it has made matters worse. "Social service spending has sucked out of the private economy capital that could have been used to create jobs, the best mechanism for ending poverty," says MacDonald. "But, in response to inner-city poverty, welfare advocates call for further social service spending, thereby accelerating the flight of business from the city." In addition to stifling job creation, welfare programs also discourage the formation of traditional families — which are also a time-tested means of overcoming poverty. "The two-parent family is all but extinct in some neighborhoods, rendered superfluous by welfare’s subsidy for illegitimacy," says MacDonald. "The resulting increase in juvenile delinquency, truancy, and teen pregnancy brings in more social services, which in turn further erode the incentives for personal responsibility." Social service programs "reward dysfunctional behavior and subordinate the well-being of children to dubious ideology," says MacDonald. "Families create sound individuals by imposing discipline and moral values on children. Even if a government program could do this, these programs do not; for years, imposing values has been anathema to social workers, who studiously avoid making judgments about the ‘life-style choices’ of their clients." MacDonald argues that social workers confuse "moral deficit with material need." The more irresponsible a person is, the more financial assistance he receives. "Just as the birth of illegitimate children provides the mother with an income, so will deplorable child-rearing bring her a benefit." These perverse incentives are the direct result of "contemporary social worker’s refusal to make moral judgments," says Heather MacDonald. "Rather than taking children or adults away from destructive environments, the reigning service ethic dictates that they remain ‘in the community’ and ‘in the family’ for treatment." Such wishful thinking ignores the fact that "usually there is no real community to go back to. Treating a juvenile delinquent in the war-torn environment that produced him does not look like a recipe for success." MacDonald argues that, when social workers respond to "unsustainable ways of life" as though they were "short-term crises," their efforts are doomed to failure. **Thanks for getting us out of the Somalia quagmire.** Behind the Headlines, written by Philip C. Clarke, is a syndicated column distributed by America’s Future. " Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Larry Joyce of Chicago, a retired Army colonel who served two combat tours in Vietnam, laments the loss of his son, Sgt. James Casey Joyce, one of the 18 Army Rangers killed in a futile raid in Mogadishu on October 3, 1993. Sgt. Casey was 24. "Already," says his father, "the media’s memory of Somalia is beginning to fade. Reporters and columnists continually refer to President Clinton’s foreign policy misadventures and few mention Somalia." Joyce continues: "Three days before American troops were sent into Haiti, the New York Times reported that the anticipated invasion would be the first time Mr. Clinton had ordered American soldiers into ground combat. What about Somalia? President Bush sent the first contingent of 25,000 troops to ensure starving Somalis were fed. By the Spring of 1993, all but 4,500 troops had been withdrawn and the mission was turned over to the United Nations. The responsibility for what happened to American troops after that lies at the feet of the current resident of the White House." As Joyce sees it, President Clinton "let the U.N. secretary-general talk him into switching a U.N. humanitarian mission into a unilateral U.S. manhunt" to capture Somali warlord Mohammed Farah Aidid. "Like our first naive foray into Vietnam three decades earlier," he adds, "this new mission was ill-conceived. The task force was too small. The Rangers were denied their normal air support. Tanks and armored personnel carriers that could have reinforced or extracted them were also denied. And on that day, when they were outnumbered 30 to 1, the Rangers desperately needed all those resources." The tragedy has another twist of irony. According to Joyce, some two weeks before the ill-fated Ranger mission, former President Jimmy Carter had made contact with Aidid and had reported to President Clinton that the elusive warlord was ready to negotiate. Later, at a White House meeting with the grieving families of the dead servicemen, Joyce asked President Clinton why the fatal Ranger raid was not called off after Aidid’s offer to negotiate became known. The President’s reply, says Joyce, was "I don’t know," adding that he didn’t want to "micromanage" the military and had intentionally remained disengaged from military matters in Somalia. Apparently, says Joyce, there was a breakdown in communications between the White House and the U.S. military. The retired colonel says he hopes Mr. Clinton and future commanders-in-chief learn from the foreign relations debacle in Somalia: "When American troops are in a combat environment, they become the #1 priority. Domestic agendas should be put on the back burner until the troops are out of the line of fire. The President must constantly stay abreast of the military situation to ensure that military actions are consistent with current foreign policy." Concludes Larry Joyce: "Had President Clinton taken these simple steps, there would be at least 18 fewer young men for us to mourn and remember at Arlington cemetery

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Americas Most Wanted profiled a Wayne Mann Saturday 6-22. Do ya think it was our own delusional paranoid?

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Here is Hanson’s famous list. The reson for what looks like duplicates are because some people just change things just enough to get around kill files so you have to keep adding as they change. A kill file elimnates all of the garbage. Not MY list, you nauseating little Nazi.

Of course not. Wayne simply isn’t taking Individual Responsibility for his list. I thought shirking Individual Responsibility was alleged to be an EvilLibbrul trick… Anyway, I see that I’m now an official member of the Anti-Wayne Konspiracy (AWK):

This is indeed a tremendous honor. I wish to thank everyone who made this moment possible. I just hope I can live up to the high standards expected of members of the AWK. (I suppose this means I ought to quit removing a.c-e.c.w from the Followup-To list of my posts…) Tom. — | Tom Tilley | "As an attempt to formally express the opinion or | | | resolution offers only an example of poor writing."| | | – District Judge Lloyd George, on Nye County’s (NV)| | | illegal attempt at a "Sagebrush Rebellion." |

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Americas Most Wanted profiled a Wayne Mann Saturday 6-22. Do ya think it was our own delusional paranoid? — Q. What do conservatives love? a. Guns b. Racists c. Bible thumpers d. Things that kill e. Tobacco industry f. Tax cuts for the rich g. Koresh, Weaver & McVeigh h. All of the above. Q. What do conservatives hate? a. Things that feed children b. Non-whites c. Uppity females d. Education e. All of the above Have you noticed how the Contract on America parallels the economy of Mexico? The GOP wants a low minimum wage for cheap labor, less controls on polluters, they want the poor to become poorer and the rich richer, they want to cast the elderly, the disabled, and the weak into the street, they want education to be only for the wealthy, and Newt has shown they want us to cast a blind eye on public officials being bribed. If you want your city to look like Mexico City, vote republican. | | The GOP wants more guns | | Dan Thornsberry | | | | | | The victors called the revolution a triumph of liberty; | | but now and then liberty, in the slogans of the strong, | | means freedom from restraint in the exploitation of the | | weak. -Will Durant | Thank you Mr. President: Thanks for restoring democracy in Haiti. Thanks for the Brady Bill. Thanks for protecting the weak from the GOP. Thanks for getting us out of the Somalia quagmire. Thanks for getting the economy back on track. Thanks for stopping the carnage in Bosnia. Thanks for returning a concern for humanity to the White House

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Not MY list, you nauseating little Nazi. You’re the one who drew this baby up. I imagine it was cute moves like this that first brought you to the attention of the fbi.. RH – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Way) /ayne //ann "Just the mere _appearance_ of inpropriety demands that we investigate." – Rep. Tom Foley (D-WA), justifying hearings into October Surprise.

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