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The ED! Foundation · 01-11-2003, 02:33 PM

Insults aside (which seem to be the last line of defense for folks with no point to make), I applaud the level of optimism here. It's refreshing to see that the level of cynicism and distrust in the United States government isn't at a level where when PERSONAL gain is involved, we all wont spring to quick action. Kudos.

However, you can run in circles all day long debating what is crime, and what isn't - the important fact is what will register. The FBI is no different than local cops...report that cell phone missing, or egads ed: stolen...see how fast and how many men are placed on that case. You are talking about a couple of server you THINK TeamGOD has crashed (brazen message boards boasts aside - which are hardly an admission of guilt usable), against the hundreds of deadly cases of cyber-terrorism going on right now. If anyone DOES take a look at this "case" - it'll be cursory, and I'd imagine you'd all be sitting on your thumbs for a long time.

And Powell...keep up the good work.

hake:

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The ED! Foundation is Offline Member Posts: 88 Join Date: Dec 2002	01-11-2003, 02:33 PM Insults aside (which seem to be the last line of defense for folks with no point to make), I applaud the level of optimism here. It's refreshing to see that the level of cynicism and distrust in the United States government isn't at a level where when PERSONAL gain is involved, we all wont spring to quick action. Kudos. However, you can run in circles all day long debating what is crime, and what isn't - the important fact is what will register. The FBI is no different than local cops...report that cell phone missing, or egads ed: stolen...see how fast and how many men are placed on that case. You are talking about a couple of server you THINK TeamGOD has crashed (brazen message boards boasts aside - which are hardly an admission of guilt usable), against the hundreds of deadly cases of cyber-terrorism going on right now. If anyone DOES take a look at this "case" - it'll be cursory, and I'd imagine you'd all be sitting on your thumbs for a long time. And Powell...keep up the good work. hake: