Memo to Southold Supervisor Re: NSA

I want to inform whoever supervises the diligent round-the-clock computer tech people who until recently have had what seemed like unlimited access to my hard drive, where they deleted files almost as fast as I created them, that this last go around was very successful for your team. I currently have no Pentagon image files remaining on my computer at all--nada. Hours and hours of work have been cleansed/purged, douched and denuded of all things remotely Arlingtonian. Are you happy? Have you earned your keep? Good. Have a medal cast and be awarded.

But every time I recreate an archive from scratch, I grow a little bit more attuned to the potential contained within it (and I think I finally have you bastards locked out of my computer, for the time being at any rate.) So go on--destroy, it's all you can do--whatever made you think you could "create" democracy in the Middle East? Or were you just going to "bring" it on, which is different?

But yes, Praise Jesus! I'm finding important stuff I uploaded to flickr beforehand and you can't touch it once it's up on the web, can you? Or are you choosing not to reveal certain abilities until a critical moment?

I'm glad that Í saved the following Jason Ingersoll image, which is numbered DM-SD-02-03928 in the official DoD archives, although it hasn't been seen there in quite awhile. Some important narrative is being exploited in it, which I'd like to explain.

First off, I've named it "Hoodies and Homies" in tribute to some of the younger men shown in it. It appears to have been shot late on September 11, the day a galvanizing event changed the world's political reality. Here at the epicenter of a momentous crime scene, which the FBI has kept strictly privileged, three younger guys who look like they're working off some community service in lieu of doing jail time, can be seen laconically posed around an Arlington fireman who appears to be giving a lesson in flag etiquette, while older guys looking like camp counselors in navy-blue knit shirts avoid the camera.

Adding to the overall lack of focus, off to a side, members of the Old Guard regiment look to be helping fix an ignition problem in a fire-chief's vehicle, while in the background the Pentagon building cools off unattended.

Is this not a central tenet in secret hierarchal organizations? The methodology of bringing up the next generation--like a Jesuit's "give me a boy until the age of seven," here translated into "give me a needy Arlington youth, raised in the shadow of this edifice"--an essential passing on of accumulated knowledge, the links in a covert chain. A teaching of tradition to troubled lads with the discipline of structure and an occasional reward, like maybe an eight-ball and a $1000 hooker after they've been ordered to do something especially heinous but necessary.

On related message boards I was always getting my authority fetish triggered by this sort of shit. Most recently, after I was banned from vlv, a thread was started there, did steven warran take out adpsace on vlv to harass us? (answer: yes.) Some headmaster type named treymon pops up and storms, "i demand an explanation of this ad," which causes the senior boys, Caliphate and epheron to snap to attention. treymon than takes all of six minutes and eight seconds to read and reply, "yeah i just sort of read that blog, i kept thinking it was funny but then i realized somebody wasted hours of time on it. i'm baffled."

What somebody wastes hours of time on is recovering from the low-grade warfare of harassing computer assaults. The baffled treymon had better be at least as cute as this guy if he expects to get anywhere in life.

John C. Inglis

My minder, whom I call "Southold Guy," is someone from that Long Island town who keeps tabs on me, checking in every day or two, but rarely staying long. Google analytics tells me that I've had 25 individuated ip's visit me between 101 and 200 times each, but Southold Guy is nearby, and he is the only one to also pay such scrupulous attention to my gay-shit blog. I hope he is bearing up under any pressure, It can't be easy.

He doesn't use the local ethernet cable service, optonline, instead his address appears like this:

New York, Southold, United States
dialup-4.236.120.63.Dial1.NewYork1.Level3.net (4.236.120.63)

But then his ip address changes with each visit, so he rarely gets counted as a repeat visitor. These are from the last several days: (4.236.120.100) (4.236.120.182) (4.236.120.232)(4.236.120.127)(4.236.120.205)

cryptome tells us that the NSA uses that range of ip addresses

NSA IP Packet Tracking and Analysis

Level 3 Communications, Inc.
4.0.0.0 - 4.255.255.255

Then I find out that Grace Slick is a spook!!! How do you think that makes me feel?


The operative information in the following goo-gaw would be the numeral zero at the end of the vivalavinyl address (absolutely horrible name, what could they have been thinking?) which is actually, ahead of "NumberOne" (whoever it is,) which when combined with the dead giveaway of "Mt. Laurel New Jersey," (which rhythms with Laurel Maryland) gives us official confirmation that vlv is NSA. See. I could have said it in eight letters and two spaces.

Number of Entries: Entry Page Time: Visit Length: Browser OS Resolution3 11th August 2007 17:51:47 7 hours 12 mins 29 secs Safari 1.2 1280x1024

Ret urning Visits: Location: Hostname: Entry Page: Exit Page: Referring URL:

0 New Jersey, Mt. Laurel, United States c-71-207-112-202.hsd1.pa.comcast.net (71.207.112.202)[Label IP Address] stevenwarran.blogspot.com/?gclid=CJ_mufu37o0CFQIpFQodX0GTLg stevenwarran.blogspot.com/?gclid=CL69ysCY740CFSgQFQod9D-YLw board.vivalavinyl.org/?start=0

It's nice to get to know where my board and blog acquaintances are coming from, although isn't NSA snooping on Americans said to be limited to their international contacts? Did I once click on a web page that originated overseas? Is that how it is justified?

What operational relationships does the NSA have with entities or organizations outside of government, i.e. who is truly served?

When is the New York Times going to out the NSA as not just mere observers, recorders and decoders, but in fact, active participants in info-war? I hope it happens while I can still habeas my own corpus.

Master Sergeant Noel Sepulveda, USAF: Hero Rescuer

Less than a handful of the images taken in the aftermath of the attack of September 11, 2001 at the Pentagon, shot by either photojournalists or military photographers, came with a caption identifying the persons figuring in them---whether they were victim, responder or rescuer.

One that did, was this DoD release, number DF-SD-02-10003, taken midday by TSGT Jim Varhegyi, ASAF, where the man on the right is identified as Lieutenant General (Dr.) Paul Carlton Jr., Surgeon General of the Air Force, and the man in the center is identified as Master Sergeant Noel Sepulveda, USAF. The man on the left is not identified but he wears around his neck a strap with the initials ICAF, so most likely he's a bigwig from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. The caption goes on to say that the "Pentagon employees pitch in to help where needed," not forgetting to add the repeating drumbeat of all the other, info-less captions: that a "hijacked American Airlines Flight 77, a Boeing 757-200 was deliberately crashed into the Pentagon, September 11, 2001. The Pentagon attack followed an attack on the twin towers of the New York World Trade Center, when two fully loaded passenger airliners were flown into the buildings, in what is being called the worst terrorist attack in history."

It is surprising not to find in any of the images of the military hero-rescuers, evidence of any soot, grime or exertion--despite the toil the terroristic conditions found inside the collapsing Pentagon building must have taken on them, an admirable standard of military bearing and demeanor was maintained across the board, although, in the above shot, a small stain can be seen hear the elbow of General Carlton's still crisply starched shirt.

Also rare in the photographic record is any cross references, but in the Jason Ingersoll image below, number DM-SD-02-03906 in the DoD archives, we find two. The man on the right is Michael Garcia of the Pentagon’s Defense Protective Service, its uniformed police service. He, along with Corporal Ingersoll, a Marine Corps photographer, and SSGT. Brian Boisvert, a U.S. Air Force photographer, are responsible for the 1600 images deposited in the Smithsonian Museum collection September 11: Bearing Witness to history.

The man on the left is unidentified, while Master Sergeant Sepulveda is at center. They appear to be sharing a light moment, although one difficult to place in the timeline. The Pentagon is smoking furiously, while an active diesel-fuel fire rages to the right, and no firemen can be seen anywhere in the broad view. It is similar to the images taken during one of the several pullbacks due to reports of unknown incoming aircraft. If this is the case, it is surprising to find the men standing out in the middle of the highway and behaving so light-heartedly.

Blowing up the image to highlight the men, it is apparent to me that Sepulveda is definitely cracking a grin, probably in response to something funny the man on the left has said. They all look away from the matter at hand, which one would think would be the focus of their attentions. Perhaps they take a break to collect their thoughts on the higher meanings of the day's events, and they laugh only to let off some tension.

The Smithsonian exhibit states that policeman Garcia, and photographers Ingersoll and Boisvert had "broad access to secure areas immediately after the September 11 attack and during the following week. Their images show firefighters battling the flames, destroyed offices, the cleanup, and aerial shots of the Pentagon."

In Michael Garcia's Smithsonian Museum Statement he states, "We jumped out of the vehicle and went to help. CSMGT Walko and I assisted in securing the crime scene and then we entered the building from two separate areas in an attempt to rescue anybody still trapped inside the building. Inside the building the smoke was overwhelming, and with no breathing apparatus we had to exit the building or risk becoming causalities ourselves." Although it is difficult to tell given the photographs resolution, Garcia doesn't look any worse the wear for his rescue experience.

Likewise Sepulveda, who on April 15, 2002 was awarded the Airman's Medal and Purple Heart during a ceremony in the Pentagon courtyard, where "hundreds of coworkers, friends and family members gathered as Sepulveda and 27 other Air Force members received recognition for their selfless acts of heroism during the Sept. 11 attack on the Pentagon." In this U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Jim Varhegyi, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. John P. Jumper pins a medal on Master Sgt. Sepulveda. It's hard to imagine when Sepulveda did any rescuing, let alone when he was wounded, given his appearance in the limited photographic evidence we possess.

It's also difficult for me to reconcile the reports of heroism and sacrifice displayed by the Pentagon employees who responded on September 11, which already have become part of a great myth of American valor in response to dastardly, unprovoked attacks, with a photographic record of Arlington showing no such thing. Like the missing photographs and videos taken of the Pentagon facade before a section fell, which could clear up the confusion and disbelief that a 757 jetliner had impacted the building, perhaps some of the other 1600 photographs the museum holds could prove some truth that we could take pride in, but it is unlikely. The photographic record we do have is so replete with scenes of malingering, falsity, staged melodrama, as well as a casual drill-by-rout defocus, that much now needs disproving before the myth of the wound to America's mighty warriors could ever serve again as justification for the abomination of retaliation which followed.

At least Sepulveda has the grace not to smile while he is being pinned, nor is he seen availing himself of the comfort of the shade tent erected in the middle of the highway just hours after the surprise attack, nor does he hold his cup like a wine glass at a garden party. Perhaps these are the symbols of the new American heroism. His shirt always remains neatly tucked in too.

The Vulvet Underground: A List of IP Addresses

Already being called in certain circles the “Dr. Judy Wood of Arlington, Virginia” banned poster stevenwarran kicks it up a notch as he takes revenge on the covert message board that thought it could invite him in to toy with—vlv! The Velveeta Vulvas of the intelligence community, who mocked when he said the real men at critical thrash had banned his deserving ass, hissing “It would take a rerouting of relayed buffer data in, like, 20 different cycles to ban you. Fucking bu$h league!” Bam! Bam!

But left holding the cock cheese 20 cycles later, as pouty co-eds, with undergrads at the helm, were forced by synthetic interior mechanisms to take similar action in response to a single minor, socially acceptable brush off by Warran to user:epheron, who's now whining did steven warran take out adspace on vlv to harass us?

Alerted by specific, if anonymous notice on June 22, 2007 at 6:10pm, when they came to him, stevenwarran blew through vlv like a twister looking for trailer parks. He'll now will do what he did once before, while passing on the same advice he was given: tighten up vlv, and emf.

A list of innocuous IP address’s which accessed stevenwarran.blogspot.com starting on June 22, 2007, as part of what he took to be an international welcome wagon extending warm personal interest, all linking through a gratuitous epheron thread with a title as poorly researched as it was spelled:

conspriacy theorist believes vlv(yes this website is funded by darpa.mil

(Notes on the list. Times are EDST. The sequential numbers following an = sign, are specific to vlv and may carry some meaning to others. A few function as a link back to the original thread. Information in tawny brown comes from a secondary tracking service, OpenTracker, which picks up many overlooked visits, and adds some useful additional information, especially concerning visits routed through NSA facilities in Herndon, Virginia and Mt. Laurel, New Jersey. Secondary tracking often returns alternate place names, which can be nearby routing centers, but as in the case of Southampton NY, which OpenTracker returns mistakenly as upstate “Warwick NY,” there may be errors. Yellow highlight on second appearance of an address and thereafter. Hours and minutes reference a few exceptionally long visits.)

6:10pm =1cm48241.red91-117.mundo-r.com Spain

6:10pm =1 ip-72-55-149-181.static.privatedns.com
Canada 15hrs 41mins.

6:11pm =1 c66-235-22-87.sea2.cablespeed.com
Duvall WA 3hrs 20mins.

6:12pm =3 wsip-64-58-165-68.oc.oc.cox.net
Irvine CA

6:17pm 72.192.180.191 Rancho Santa Fe

6:18pm 69.123.252.109 Franklin Square NY

6:18pm =4 ool-457bfc6d.dyn.optonline.net
Bridgewater NJ

6:19pm=4 c-69-180-205-190.hsd1.tn.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ
Nashville TN@6:24pm

6:22pm cpe-76-189-31-197.neo.res.rr.com
Herndon VA Akron OH

6:23pm =5 c-68-49-224-10.hsd1.dc.comcast.net
Elkton MD D.C.

6:24pm =5 c-67-184-125-146.hsd1.il.comcast.net
Chicago IL 17hrs6mins

6:24pm =5 c-67-168-77-208.hsd1.wa.comcast.net
Chicago IL

6:26pm 75.72.21.188 Minneapolis MI

6:26pm 72.55.149.181 Montreal Quebec

6:28pm =5 c-67-168-77-208.hsd1.wa.comcast.net
Bellingham WA

6:30pm =6 c-71-207-140-206.hsd1.va.comcast.net
Mt Laurel NJ Tanner AL

6:31pm =6 pool-71-180-96-246.tampfl.fios.verizon.net
Tampa?

6:31pm =6 c-69-252-136-29.hsd1.az.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ

6:33pm =7 adsl-2-82-244.mia.bellsouth.net 65.2.82.244
Miami FL

6:33pm =6 pool-71-180-96-246.tampfl.fios.verizon.net
Tampa?

6:33pm =9 ool-43508b73.dyn.optonline.net Stratford CN

6:34pm =9 ool-43508b73.dyn.optonlin67.80.139.115
Stratford CN

6:34pm=9 cpe-65-27-169-217.cinci.res.rr.com Mason OH
Loveland OH

6:37pm =9 c-69-142-41-100.hsd1.nj.comcast.net Wayne NJ
Medford NJ

6:39pm =11 66-188-253-44.dhcp.eucl.wi.charter.com
St Louis M Eau Clair WI

6:39pm =11 c-69-252-136-29.hsd1.az.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ Tucson AZ

6:43pm =12 66-44-126-112.c3-0.129-ubr3.lnh-129.md.cable.
rcn.com District of Columbia RCN Corp.

6:43pm =14 cpc4-leed11-0-0-cust933.leed.cable.ntl.com
82.4.63.166 Derby England

6:49pm =15 c-71-207-88-10.hsd1.pa.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ Red Lion PA

6:52pm =15 adsl-80-156-230.clt.bellsouth.net Charlotte NC

6:55pm =15 c74-196-169-23.dh.suddenlink.net ??

7:02pm =16 cdm-75-108-5-210.asbnva.dhcp.suddenlink.net
Tyler TX Parkersburg WV

7:03pm=16 bas11-ottawa23-1177651942.dsl.bell.ca 70.49.138.230
Ottawa Canada

7:05pm =16 c74-196-169-165.dh.suddenlink.net
Tyler TX

7:11pm 71.252.95.20 District of Columbia

7:12pm =17 c-24-3-63-135.hsd1.pa.comcast.net
Greensburg PA

7:25pm =18 Pppox Pool - Rback15.emhril 76.214.200.3
Plano TX

7:26pm =18 wsip-64-58-165-68.oc.oc.cox.net Irvine CA
Tustin CA

7:28pm 76.214.200.3 Schaumburg IL

7:52pm =21 cpe-24-94-19-183.san.res.rr.com
San Diego CA

7:53pm =23 c-71-195-185-24.hsd1.ca.comcast.net
Fresno CA Amherst Mass.

7:55pm 65.123.220.143 KmfTV Montgomery MI

7:58pm =25 ip68-99-176-28.oc.oc.cox.net Irvine CA

8:09pm Kmf Tv 65.123.220.143 Minnesota

8:11pm cpe-075-184-084-228.sc.res.rr.com

8:11pm 69.234.70.188 Los Angeles CA

8:12pm adsl-69-235-213-73.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net
Los Angeles CA

8:14pm =30 host-24-225-144-100.patmedia.net
Somerset NJ

8:20pm 68.69.176.28 Long Beach CA

8:21pm =23 c-24-13-9-206.hsd1.il.comcast.net
Chicago IL

8:23pm 75.184.84.228 Staten Island NY

8:27pm =34 c-71-228-134-199.hsd1.ga.comcast.net
Sarasota FL

8:27pm 65.80.156.230 Charlotte NC

8:31pm =35 cpe-76-167-63-20.socal.res.rr.com
Herndon VA 8:33

8:31pm =36 adsl-75-15-188-165.dsl.bkfd14.sbcglobal.net
Bakersfield CA

8:32pm =36 ip72-209-70-187.ga.at.cox.net
Atlanta GA

8:35pm =34 c-71-228-134-199.hsd1.ga.comcast.net
Sarasota FL Savannah GA

8:37pm =38 pool-72-82-51-2.rcmdva.east.verizon.net
Colonial Heights VA Richmond VA

8:37pm =6 adsl-71-131-1-204.dsl.sntc01.pacbell.net
San Fran CA

8:38pm =11 c-69-252-136-29.hsd1.ar.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ
Leeds GB

8:38pm =5 c-67-184-125-146.hsd1.il.comcast.net
Chicago IL

8:38pm =39 ip68-99-176-28.oc.oc.cox.net
Irvine CA

8:39pm =39 cpe-72-179-54-141.austin.res.rr.com
Herndon VA Austin TX

8:43pm 72.209.70.187 Gainesville FL
see Atlanta GA above

8:46pm =39 itcdsl68125.res-iro.ptd.net 204.186.68.125
East Smithfield PA Schnecksville PA

8:55pm =39 cpe-72-179-54-141.austin.res.rr.com
Herndon VA Austin TX

9:06pm =44 CPE-65-30-204-221.wi.res.rr.com
Milwaukee WI

9:08pm =44 uhsi.phci.org 207.67.109.93 Waukesha WI
New Berlin WI

9:11pm =50 ip68-99-176-28.oc.oc.cox.net

9:14pm 66.214.41.81 Long Beach CA

9:15pm =50 72-254-32-174.client.stsn.net
South Jordon UT

9:18pm =56 c-24-11-105-120.hsd1.mi.comcast.net
Holland MI Jamestown MI

9:18pm =56 c-24-11-105-120.hsd1.mi.comcast.net
Holland MI

9:20pm 72.254.32.174 Stsn Geberal Holdings (stsn.net)
see South Jordon UT above

9:28pm =59 pool-71-185-163-125.phlapa.fios.verizon.net
Philadelphia?

9:29pm =59 pool-71-185-163-125.phlapa.fios.verizon.net ??

9:32pm =59 c66-235-22-87.sea2.cablespeed.com
Duvall WA

9:32pm =59 adsl-80-156-230.clt.bellsouth.net
Charlotte NC

9:48pm =67 cpe-24-58-213-217.twcny.res.rr.com
Newburgh NY Oneida NY

9:57pm =71 pool-71-183-180-131.nycmny.east.verizon.net

9:06pm =74 ool-4575248c.dyn.optonline.net 69.117.36.140
Oceanside NY Mineola NY

9:28pm =84 bas11-ottawa23-1177651942.dsl.bell.ca
70.49.138.230 Ottawa Canada

9:28pm cpe-76-189-31-197.neo.res.rr.com
Herndon VA Akron OH

9:34pm =41 c-71-63-34-231.hsd1.va.comcast.net ??

9:41pm =85 ool-43508b73.dyn.optonline.net
67.80.139.115 Stratford CN

9:47pm =85 c-71-62-91-145.hsd1.va.comcast.net ??

9:07pm =88 c-71-207-12-203.hsd1.pa.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ York PA

9:14pm =88 66-214-41-81.dhcp.lnbh.ca.charter.com
Riverside CA Long Beach CA

9:15pm =1 pool-71-116-239-182.lsanca.dsl-w.verizon.net
Victorville CA

9:47pm =91 158-108.34-65.tampabay.res.rr.com
Cape Coral FL

9:53pm =94 68.42.188.103 Eastpointe MI
Bonita Springs FL

June 23, 2007 12:00am

00:10am =97 adsl-145-7-225.mia.bellsouth.net
Mountain View CA

00:27am =97 CPE001b24183773-CM00194747ab4a.cpe.net.cable.
rogers.com

2:01am =102 71-94-154-88.static.mtpk.ca.charter.com ??

2:15am =103 itc-04-0164.dsl.netins.net 167.142.248.164
Fairfield IA Dysart IA

2:16am =103 c-67-163-136-44.hsd1.pa.comcast.net
Windsor CN

2:32am =103 oiu20.okiu.ac.jp 218.40.173.87 Okinawa
Japan Tokyo

2:43am =107 c-69-252-136-29.hsd1.az.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ 19hrs22mins Tucson AZ

2:43am =107 adsl-71-131-18-179.dsl.sntc01.pacbell.net
San Francisco CA Oakland CA

3:19am =107 c-69-180-205-190.hsd1.tn.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ 9hrs0mins Nashville TN

4:36am =110 c-71-58-83-155.hsd1.pa.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ State College PA

5:55am CPE0016ecf20718-CM001404598640.cpe.
net.cable.rogers.com 74.123.109.25 Crestwood KY

5:58am =11 cpe-24-30-191-237.socal.res.rr.com
Garden Grove CA Huntington Beach CA

6:06am 82-47-119-42.cable.ubr08.dudl.blueyonder.
co.uk London England

6:16am ti211310a080-4065.bb.online.no
Oslo Norway Telenor Business Solutions

6:32am =111 c-24-21-193-54.hsd1.or.comcast.net
Portland OR

6:33am =111 c-24-21-193-54.hsd1.or.comcast.net
Portland OR

6:40am =111 c-24-21-193-54.hsd1.mn.comcast.net

7:13am dslb-084-056-150-080.pools.arcor-ip.net
Baden-wurttemberg Esslingen Germany

7:13am 67.168.77.208 Bellingham WA

7:13am =111 rrcs-24-172-123-61.midsouth.biz.rr.com
Raleigh NC

7:19am =111 CPE-144-136-99-77.nsw.bigpond.net.au
Sydney Australia

8:26am =111 17.104.47.202 Apple Austin TX

9:10am =111 cache-mtc-aa03.proxy.aol.com
64.12.116.7 Reston VA

9:11am =111 cache-mtc-aa03.proxy.aol.com
64.12.116.8Reston VA

9:20:am =111 CPE-144-136-99-77.nsw.bigpond.net.au
Sydney Australia 53mins

9:51am ip-72-55-149-181.static.privatedns.com
Montreal Quebec Canada 15hrs41mins

10:16am =111 CPE-72-131-122-8.wi.res.rr.com
Minneapolis MI

10:25am =111 user-0ccegdv.cable.mindspring.com
24.199.65.191 New York NY Brooklyn

10:26am =112 192-104-192-51.rev.lee.net
Lee Enterprises Inc US Davenport IA

10:27am =112 66-214-228-48.dhcp.lnbh.ca.charter.com
Long Beach CA

10:31am =112 c-67-184-125-146.hsd1.il.comcast.net
Chicago IL

10:37am cache-mtc-aa06.proxy.aol.com 64.12.116.10
Reston VA

10:37am pool-71-249-34-101.nycmny.east.verizon.net
Brooklyn NY

10:38am =112 nj-76-6-59-95.dhcp.embarqhsd.net
Embarq Corporation

10:45am cpe-071-075-028-058.carolina.res.rr.com
Herndon VA Charlotte NC

10:50am =112 host86-140-247-27.range86-140.
btcentralplus.com London England

10:50am =112 host86-140-247-27.range86-140.
btcentralplus.com

11:13am =113 90-227-146-96-no147.tbcn.telia.com
Sweden

11:17am =113 ool-43508b73.dyn.optonline.net
67.80.139.115 Stratford CN

11:28am =113 c-67-184-125-146.hsd1.il.comcast.net
Chicago IL

11:29am =113 c-67-184-125-146.hsd1.il.comcast.net
Chicago IL

11:31am =113 c-67-184-125-146.hsd1.il.comcast.net
Chicago IL

11:43am pool-71-182-188-175.pitbpa.east.verizon.net ??
18hrs13mins 11:48

11:45am 204-85-74-61.uw.charl-nc.ntc-com.netNorth
CarolinaResearch And Education Network Kannapolis NC

11:49am =113 71-94-154-88.static.mtpk.ca.charter.com
11hrs30mins

11:53am =113 71-94-154-88.static.mtpk.ca.charter.com

11:53am =113 71-94-154-88.static.mtpk.ca.charter.com

12:01pm ool-4575248c.dyn.optonline.net 69.117.36.140
Oceanside NY 13hrs54mins

12:10pm 72.145.7.225 Miami FL

12:11pm 121.208.163.44 Brisbane Australia

12:27pm 99.243.209.78 Piotrkow Poland

12:15pm =118 softbank220022203161.bbtec.net
220.22.203.161 Tokyo Japan

12:16pm cpe-69-204-117-21.rochester.res.rr.com
Canandaigua NY Penfield NY

12:20pm adsl-76-214-200-3.dsl.emhril.sbcglobal.net
Plano TX Schaumburg IL

12:22pm adsl-69-234-70-188.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net
Los Angeles CA

1:06pm 71.252.95.20 District of Columbia

1:08pm =130 216-189-185-008-dhcp.mia.fl.atlanticbb.net
Miami FL

1:13pm =130 pool-71-164-106-90.albyny.east.verizon.net
Albany NY Round Lake NY

1:29pm =131 ool-44c5d36e.dyn.optonline.net
68.197.211.110 Dumont NJ 13hrs32mins

1:32pm =131 71-94-154-88.static.mtpk.ca.charter.com

1:50pm =135 cpe-066-057-098-035.nc.res.rr.com
Charlotte NC

1:50pm =135 c-24-3-63-135.hsd1.pa.comcast.net
Greensburg PA Manor PA 18hrs38mins

1:51pm =135 cpe-066-057-098-035.nc.res.rr.com
Charlotte NC

1:54pm =135 c-69-252-136-29.hsd1.az.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ 19hrs22mins

2:00pm =135 cpe-066-057-098-035.nc.res.rr.com
Charlotte NC Chapel Hill NC

2:08pm =137 c-69-140-213-172.hsd1.md.comcast.net
Silver Spring MD Gaithersburg

2:29pm 68.48.196.173 District of Columbia

2:38pm =139 ip72-209-70-187.ga.at.cox.net Atlanta GA
18hrs8mins

2:39pm =139 ip72-209-70-187.ga.at.cox.net Atlanta GA
18hrs8mins

2:41pm =139 ip72-209-70-187.ga.at.cox.net Atlanta GA

3:34pm =144 adsl-69-235-213-73.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net
Los Angeles CA

3:49pm =144 user-54418a89.lns1-c7.dsl.pol.co.uk
London GB

3:56pm =144 user-54418a89.lns1-c7.dsl.pol.co.uk

4:21pm =144 c-68-48-196-173.hsd1.dc.comcast.net
Dundalk MD

4:52pm =144 hgreen-9.speakeasy.net 216.231.62.112
Seattle WA

4:58pm =144 adsl-76-202-78-161.dsl.pltn13.sbcglobal.net
Dallas TX

5:03pm 216.231.62.112

5:18pm =144 adsl-76-202-78-161.dsl.pltn13.sbcglobal.net
Dallas TX

6:48pm =3186 66-188-253-44.dhcp.eucl.wi.charter.com
St. Louis M Eau Claire WI

7:48pm =149 c-71-63-34-231.hsd1.va.comcast.net ??

7:32pm =157 24-236-226-11.dhcp.bycy.mi.charter.com
New York NY

7:35pm =154 ool-45725943.dyn.optonline.net 69.114.89.67
Metuchen NJ

7:37pm =157 ppp-69-215-172-61.dsl.ipltin.ameritech.net
Indianapolis IN

7:40pm =157 24-236-226-11.dhcp.bycy.mi.charter.com
New York NY

7:43pm =157 24-236-226-11.dhcp.bycy.mi.charter.com
New York NY

8:15pm =152 88-110-232-191.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com
Manchester GB

8:16pm =152 88-110-232-191.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com
Manchester GB

8:17pm =152 88-110-232-191.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com
Manchester GB

10:19pm =172 c-69-143-220-229.hsd1.md.comcast.net
Pasadena CA

10:05pm 208.120.212.222 Bloomingburg

10:17pm 88.110.232.192 Breedon Derby England

10:05pm =152 user-387hl6u.cable.mindspring.com
208.120.212.222

11:16pm 72.146.127.121 Titusville FL

11:38pm =178 cpe-76-189-31-197.neo.res.rr.com
Herndon VA

11:46pm =178 pool-70-108-239-198.
washdc.east.verizon.net District of Columbia

June 24, 2007 12:00am

00:23am =178 c-69-143-196-31.hsd1.md.comcast.net
District of Columbia

07:36am 69.114.89.67 Port Washington NY

07:37am 69.215.172.61 Indianapolis IN

07:43am 24.236.226.11 Franklin Mich.

08:04am 12.208.97.106 West Lafatette IN

08:19am 69.143.220.229 Gaithersburg MD

09:52am =179 88-111-89-218.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com
Manchester England

09:53am =179 88-111-89-218.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com
Manchester England

09:54am =179 88-111-89-218.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com
Manchester England

11:38am 76.189.31.197 Akron OH

3:27pm =181 wsip-64-58-165-68.oc.oc.cox.net
Irvine CA

3:38pm =182 wsip-64-58-165-68.oc.oc.cox.net
Irvine CA

4:27pm =183 VO01497.valdosta.edu 168.18.162.106
Valdosta GA

4:30pm =183 VO01497.valdosta.edu 168.18.162.106
Valdosta GA

4:33pm =183 VO01497.valdosta.edu 168.18.162.106
Valdosta GA

4:38pm =183 VO01497.valdosta.edu 168.18.162.106
Valdosta GA

4:42pm =183 VO01497.valdosta.edu 168.18.162.106
Valdosta GA

5:12pm =186 cpe-069-132-008-057.carolina.res.rr.com
Charlotte NC

5:48pm =187 dhcp-182.dynamic.lynda.com
12.173.122.182

5:56pm =187 158-108.34-65.tampabay.res.rr.com
Cape Coral FL

6:30pm =187 ip72-199-109-171.sd.sd.cox.net
San Diego CA

9:17pm =189 S01060008026d5a33.vc.shawcable.net
Vancouver British Columbia

9:45pm =189 pool-71-247-240-100.nycmny.east.
verizon.net New York NY

June 25, 2007

09:38am =193 admiss-1.bucknell.edu 134.82.32.43
Bucknell University Selinsgrove PA

11:53am =195 68-115-93-33.dhcp.roch.mn.charter.com
Oconomowoc WI

:09pm =195 host86-138-37-185.range86-138.
btcentralplus.com London England

June 26, 2007

2:58am =2 c-76-105-139-61.hsd1.or.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ

2:58am =2 c-76-105-139-61.hsd1.or.comcast.net
Mt. Laurel NJ

2:59am =2 cpe-74-67-52-148.nycap.res.rr.com
Albany NY

3:24am =3 adsl-63-198-176-243.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net
San Francisco CA

3:47am =3 ip72-223-47-81.ph.ph.cox.net

4:45am =3 adsl-76-204-178-127.dsl.pltn13.sbcglobal.net
Dallas TX

7:36am Accutrade Inc 199.200.10.1 New York NY

I hope this cast a bit of sunlight onto the pentagram of scum.
A lot has changed since I blog posted critical thrash ip addresses (to much scorn then, so go ahead, heap, heap away!) Much information about sites used to be picked up from a surface reading, but now, only the higher educational entities, Bucknell University and Valdosta State University, and the media whores Lee Enterprises and
KMF -TV: Mokihana Media reveal themselves.

In my time on vlv I started only a single thread The Escape Routes at the Pentagon were blasted (92 views). I remember that evening well, with its very painful insight.
It didn't go anywhere, so it's clear we're better off apart
after all.

I wonder, if I made confession and did penance, would the criticalthrash guys let me back on their board? They'll never get another thread like my masterpiece Hi Boys! I hope you're watching Discovery Channel..., which bests their stodgy old warhorse
the 9/11 pentagon conspiracy by a long shot. Ah, the good old
days--when threats were threatening instead of sad.

Two threads were started in February pertaining to stevenwarran. On February 8, tryviolencestarted a crewcial thread called has this response to bco/riskus been posted?!! and it ran until February 26.

On February 9 Riskus started a thread called have you guys seen this yet? on the critical thrash message board, which is a subordinating grouping within the larger bco community, its ostensible focus on skateboarding, but overall more tolerant of vulgarity, scatology, latent homosexuality and ultra violence. The thread ran until June 12, 2007 when it petered out.

Riskus founded the criticalthrash message board on September 10, 2001, and is listed as its first member. imeyer, the founder of board.crewcial.org, is listed as criticalthrash's sixth member. They are the only two who belong to both boards under the same identities.