--- Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 17:33:26 -0500 To: declanat_private From: Brian McWilliams <brian@pc-radio.com> Subject: No Hidden Messages At Pro-Bin Laden Site - Experts http://www.newsbytes.com/news/01/172919.html No Hidden Messages At Pro-Bin Laden Site - Experts BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA, U.S.A., 12 Dec 2001, 3:51 PM CST Photos at an anti-American Web site that provides information about Jihad are unlikely to contain hidden messages for terrorists, experts said today. A review today of dozens of photos at the Azzam.com Web site turned up no evidence that the images contained steganographic content, according to Niels Provos, an expert in the technology. [snip] --- From: "Xeni Jardin" <xeniat_private> To: "Declan McCullagh" <declanat_private> Subject: USENET trail of "American Taliban" Walker Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 14:33:29 -0800 Newsweek is reporting that John Walker Lindh, the so-called "American Taliban," posted volumes of messages to USENET using the nym "doodoo." Prior to converting to Islam, he reportedly sold off his 200-piece hip-hop music and video collection online, through USENET posts. Story follows, you can find a bunch of "doodoo's" posts at this link via Google: <doodooat_private&hl=en&num">http://groups.google.com/groups?as_uauthors=doodooat_private&hl=en&num =50> ----- <http://www.msnbc.com/news/669825.asp> " Walker discovered his passion for Islam online, after sampling other possibilities. At the age of 14, under the handle "doodoo," he was visiting Web sites for hip-hop music with particularly crude raps on sex and violence. In one e-mail posting, he scorned a critic of hip-hop as a "worthless d— krider." In one e-mail at the height of his fascination with hip- hop, he appeared to pose as an African-American, writing, "Our blackness should not make white people hate us." But as he got older, he veered to a very different direction. He began visiting Islamic Web sites, asking questions like "Is it all right to watch cartoons on TV or in the movies?" His family says the turning point may have come at the age of 16 when he read "The Autobiography of Malcolm X," which describes the conversion to Islam of the famous black militant. Some Internet postings examined by NEWSWEEK show that young Walker soon became pretty militant himself. In a 1997 message to a hip-hop site, he demanded to know why a rapper named Nas "is indeed a 'God'? If this is so," Walker indignantly asks, "then why does he smoke blunts, drink Moet, fornicate, and make dukey music? That's a rather pathetic 'god', if you ask me." He quizzes an online correspondent about the Five Percent Nation of Islam—a small North American sect—about its adherents' vision of bliss and how to pursue it. "I have never seen happiness myself," writes Walker. "Perhaps you can enlighten me ... where I can go to sneak a peek at it." Selling off his hip-hop CD collection on a rap-music message board, he converted to Islam. " ------- <http://groups.google.com/groups?q=author:doodoo%40hooked.net&hl=en&rnum =4&selm=33D3CBEE.FCE%40hooked.net> <<From: doodooat_private (doodooat_private) Search Result 4 Subject: FS: 200+ Hip-Hop, Funk, Jazz, Misc - LPs, CDs, Tapes, Videos Newsgroups: alt.rap, rec.music.hip-hop, rec.music.funky, rec.music.makers.dj View: (This is the only article in this thread) | Original Format Date: 1997/07/21 Salaam, I plan on selling all of the 200+ items listed below as a single package, and I'm not willing to break any of it up. Among these records are many classics, collectors items, and out of print rarities, so please make reasonable bids. If you have any questions about individual records, just ask. I intend to take the best offer I recieve. Sincerely, Prof. J ---[LPs]--- 2 Live Crew, The: "Move Somethin'" 3rd Bass: "The Cactus Al/bum" Boogie Boys, The: "City Life" Butcher Beats And Breaks: "Butcher Beats And Breaks" Boogie Down Productions: "Criminal Minded" Byron Davis And The Fresh Krew: "Don't Be Bashful" Cash Money & Marvelous: "Where's The Party At?" Chic: "Chic" Digable Planets: "Blowout Comb" D.J. Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince: "He's The DJ, I'm The Rapper" Dr. Octagon: "Dr. Octagon" Dred Scott: "Breakin' Combs" Earth Wind & Fire: "The Best of Earth Wind & Fire Vol. I" Earth Wind & Fire: "The Best of Earth Wind & Fire Vol. II" Earth Wind & Fire: "Gratitude" Earth Wind & Fire: "All N All" [Double Vinyl, First Record Is Missing] Egyptian Lover, The: "On The Nile" Fat Boys: "Coming Back Hard Again" General Kane: "In Full Chill" Ghetto Boys: "Making Trouble" Gigolo Tony: "Ain't It Good To Ya" Hurricane: "The Hurra" Isley Bros. And Marvin & Johnny: "Isley Bros. And Marvin & Johnny" Jackson, Micheal: "Off The Wall" James, Rick: "Come Get It" James, Rick: "Street Songs" Jaz: "Word To The Jaz" Jaz, The: "To Your Soul" Kool Moe Dee: "Kool Moe Dee" KRS-ONE: "Return Of The Boom Bap" Masta Ace Incorperated: "Slaughtahouse" Mazarati: "Mazarati" MC Hammer: "Let's Get It Started" MC Twist & The Def Squad: "Comin' Thru Like Warriors" McLaren, Malcolm: "Malcolm McLaren Fans" Ohio Players: "Contradiction" Ohio Players: "Fire" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: "Beat Street Volume 2" Pharcyde, The: "Labcabincalifornia" Prince And The Revolution: "Around The World In A Day" Professor Griff And The Last Asiatic Disciples: "Pawns In The Game" Robinson, Smokey: "A Quiet Storm" Ross, Diana: "Diana" Run Dmc: "Raising Hell" Run Dmc: "Tougher Than Leather" Schooly D: "Smoke Some Kill" Spinners: "Love Trippin'" Stevie Wonder: "Stevie Wonder's Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants" Throw Down: "Throw Down" Tone-Loc: "Loc-ed After Dark" Too Short: "Life Is... Too Short" Ultramagnetic MC's: "Critical Beatdown" U.T.F.O.: "Lethal" U.T.F.O.: "Skeezer Pleezer" Vanity: "Skin On Skin" War: "Why Can't We Be Friends?" Watson, Johnny Guitar: "Ain't That A Bitch" Whodini: "Whodini" Whodini: "Escape" ---[EPs]--- Andrea Fallen Angel: "Forever, Will You Be My Love, I Saw Him Standing There, Hound Dog Party, Gettin' Looser" C.I.A. featuring Ice Cube & Dr. Dre: "My Posse, Just 4 The Cash$, Ill-Legal" Dangerous Crew: "Dangerous Crew" Egyptian Lover, The: "You're So Fine, E-Rap (Holding It Down), Scratch Force One, The Ultimate Scratch II" Fila Fresh Crew, The: "3 The Hard Way, Tuffest Man Alive, Dunk The Funk, Drink It Up" N.W.A.: "Panic Zone, Dope Man, 8-Ball" N.W.A.: "Gangsta Gangsta, Quiet On Tha Set, Something 2 Dance 2, Something Like That" Too Short: "Freaky Tales: The Untold Story Part 1" Too Short: "Freaky Tales: The Saga Continues Part II" Too Short: "Don't Stop Rappin'" World Class Wreckin' Cru, The: "House-Calls" ---[12" Singles]--- 2 Live Crew, The: "Get It Girl b/w Cut It Up" 2 Live Crew, The: "Move Somethin'" 2 Live Crew, The: "Trow The D. and Ghetto Bass" 2 Live Crew, The: "Yakety Yak" 2 Live Crew, The: "Do Wah Diddy" 3.5.7.: "Juicy Got U Krazy" Ace Juice featuring MC Hammer: "Go Go" Al B Sure!: "Nite And Day" Al B Sure! featuring Slick Rick: "If I'm Not Your Lover" Afro-Rican: "Let It Go b/w I Can Do That" Arabian Prince, The: "It Ain't Tough" Ayers, Roy: "I'm The One" Bass Dominators, The: "The Bass Is Too Strong" Bad Boys featuring K Love: "Bad Boys" Black Rock & Ron featuring Prince Paul: "You Can't Do Me None (Remixes)" Black Uhuru: "Chill Out b/w Right Stuff" Bobby Jimmy & The Critters featuring Dr. Dre: "N.Y./L.A. Rappers" Bollock Brothers, The: "Harley David Son Of A Bitch" Boogie Boys, The: "Zodiac" Byrd, Donald & 125th Street, N.Y.C.: "Sexy Dancer b/w Midnight" Byron Davis & The Fresh Krew featuring "Special K.M.C.": "Now Dance b/w Down Wit It" Cameo: "Back And Forth" Capital Tax: "2 Timin' b/w Get In To It" Channel Live: "Sex For The Sport" Con Funk Shun: "She's A Star b/w Rock It All Night" Cymone, André: "Lipstick Lover" D-Def Conection: "Jealous People" D&D Project, The: "The D&D Project" Da Lench Mob: "Chocolate City" Dana Dane: "Show Me Love" Das Efx: "Real Hip-Hop" Debbie Deb: "I'm Searchin'" Derek B: "Rock The Beat" Diamond featuring D-Roc: "Bank Head Bounce" Dimples Tee: "Jealous Fella's" Dirty Red: "Cold Bassin' It Up b/w I Have Power" DJ Mike & MC Cool D: "Gangster Rock b/w Do That Shit" Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde: "Yellow Panties b/w Freshest Rhymes In The World" Eazy E: "The Boyz-N-The Hood" Eddie "B": "Time To Rock The House II" Egyptian Lover, The: "Dance" Egyptian Lover, The: "D.S.L.'s" Egyptian Lover, The: "Freak-A-Holic" Egyptian Lover, The: "Get Into It" Egyptian Lover, The: "Computer Love b/w And My Beat Goes Boom" Egyptian Lover, The: "The Lover" Foxxx Freddie featuring Eric B: "Somebody Else Bumped Your Girl" Freestyle: "It's Automatic" Fresh 3 M.C.'s: "Have Your Heart b/w A Few Minutes More" Funkdoobeist: "Dedicated" Future MC's, The: "Erotic Rapp b/w State Of Shock Rapp" Fresh Celeste featuring M-4 Sers: "Get It Boy" Gaye, Marvin: "A Funky Space Reincarnation" General Kane: "Crack Killed Applejack" Georgio: "Sexappeal" Gigolo Tony: "Shake Your Pants" Grand Puba: "A Little Of This" Gucci: "Sally "That Girl"" Guy: "I Like" HP: "Ho Patrol b/w Skull" Hugh E. MC & DJ Rock: "It's The Game b/w The Beat Has Bass" Ice Cube: "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted" Ice-T: "I'm Your Pusher" Iceman Ja: "Mega Jon's Bass" Isley Brothers, The: "All In My Lover's Eyes" Isley Brothers, The: "It's Alright With Me" Isley Brothers, The: "Rockin' With Fire b/w I Wanna Be With You" Jaz: "Hawaiian Sophie" J.J. Roxx: "Get Back" Jonzun Crew featuring Michael Jonzun: "Time Is Running Out" Juanito (FX): "Move Your Feet" Junkyard Band, The: "The Word b/w Sardines" K.C. And The Sunshine Band: "Do You Wanna Go Party" Kool & The Gang: "Cherish (Remix) b/w Fresh/Mislead (Special Mix)" Kool & The Gang: "Big Fun" Kool G Rap: "It's A Shame" Kool Keith: "Sex Style b/w Don't Crush It" Left Lane: "Bam Bam Bam" L.L. Cool J: "I'm That Type Of Guy" L.S. Fresh: "You Can't Get No P--sy!" Luke: "Banned In The U.S.A - The Luke LP Featuring The 2 Live Crew" Mac, The: "The Game Is Thick" Mantronix: "Needle To The Groove" Mantronix with M.C. Tee: "Fresh Is The Word" Mary Jane Girls: "In My House" Mazarati: "The Saga Of A Man" MC Player: "Rhyming Rampage" MC Hammer: "Here Comes The Hammer" MC Shy D: "Don't Sweat Me" MC Shy D: "Shake It" MC Twist & The Def Squad: "The House Jumps" MC Twist & The Def Squad: "Just Rock" Nocera: "Let's Go" Nocera featuring Mantronix: "Summertime, Summertime" O'Neal, Alexander: "Fake" Prince And The Revolution: "Raspberry Beret" Prince And The Revolution: "Kiss" Prince Markie Dee: "Crunchtime" Queen Latifah featuring KRS-One, Heavy D, & Treach: "Rough b/w I Can't Understand" "R," The (Renard With No Regard) featuring Ced What?: "How Hard Can You Throw It?" Rappin' 4-Tay: "Ain't No Playa Like..." Renard With No Regard featuring Ced What?: "We'll Make Your Body Move b/w Burnadette" Rock Master Scott and The Dynamic Three: "The Roof Is On Fire b/w The Request Line" Rock Master Scott and The Dynamic Three: "The Roof Is On Fire b/w The Request Line" Rockwell, Noel featuring The Poet: "Beat You Down" Roxanne Shanté: "Have A Nice Day" Sa-Fire: "Don't Break My Heart" Shabazz The Disciple: "Death Be The Penalty" Sir Mix A Lot: "Iron Man b/w I'll Roll You Up!" Sly Fox: "Lets Go All The Way b/w Como Tu Te Llama?" Stevie B: "Dreamin' Of Love" Stevie B: "Party Your Body" Sista featuring Craig Mack: "It's Alright" Sugarhill Gang: "Rapper's Delight" T La Rock: "T-N-Off b/w Housin' With The T's" T La Rock: "Back To Burn" T.M.F.C.: "How Bout Some" Tony! Toni! Toné!: "Born Not To Know" Tony Rock: "Still Doin' It" Too Short: "The Ghetto" Trinere: "I'll Be All You Ever Need" Ultra: "Big Time" Uncle Jam's Army: "Dial-A-Freak b/w Yes Yes, Yes" Uncle Jam's Army: "Dial-A-Freak b/w Yes Yes, Yes" Uncle Jam's Army featuring Mr. Prince & Miss Nysa: "Naughty Boy" Unknown And Lyrrad: "Let's Jam" Unknown And Lyrrad: "Let's Jam" U.T.F.O.: "Roxanne, Roxanne" U.T.F.O.: "Roxanne, Roxanne" Vicious featuring Shyheim: "Life Of A Shortie" Vicious Bass: "Shake That Thang" West Coast Crew: "Jail Bait" Whodini: "Funky Beat" Young And Restless: ""B" Girls" ---[CD Albums]--- De La Soul: "3 Feet High And Rising" Gangstarr: "Hard To Earn" Grand Puba: "Reel To Real" Goodie Mob: "Soul Food" Ice Cube: "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted" Redman: "Whut¿ Thee Album" ---[CD Singles]--- Cypress Hill: "We Ain't Goin' Out Like That" Das Efx featuring Mobb Deep: "Microphone Master" Kris Kross: "Da Bomb" Kris Kross: "I'm Real" Ultramagnetic MC's: "Raise It Up" ---[Cassette Albums]--- Arabian Prince: "Situation Hot" Chopin: "The Best Of Chopin" Compton's Most Wanted: "It's A Compton Thang" D.O.C., The: "No One Can Do It Better" Eric B & Rakim: "Follow The Leader" Just-Ice: "Gun Talk" Grieg and Sibelius: "Peer Gynt Suite" Kris Kross: "Totally Krossed Out" Mc Shy D: "Comin' Correct In 88" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: "Colors" ---[Cassette EP's]--- Juvenile Committee: "F.ree U.s C.olored K.ids" ---[Cassette Singles]--- Troop featuring Tito (Formerly of Fearless 4): "Spread My Wings" Whooliganz, The: "Put Your Handz Up" ---[Videos]--- Style Wars Wild Style>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- POLITECH -- Declan McCullagh's politics and technology mailing list You may redistribute this message freely if you include this notice. 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