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The_Kat wrote:What a lunatic!

"Internet Stalking" and yet he's the one who has searched out a picture, leads one to think who is internet stalking whom?

They would not dare speak like that to my face. I would cut their balls off and then make the trolls eat their own balls, except that the trolls don't have any balls in the first place.

This is a war. I don't give aid to the enemy.

I could easily take legal action to get the troll forum shut down, and bring a lawsuit against the owner, but another would spring up elsewhere by one of the other trolls.

Could be said, a 22-inch sword as a medical instrument would make an excellent rectal probe helping Internet trolls get their heads out...

Here is an example of one of the hard-core die-hard trolls attacking me at Twitter. The troll created a new Twitter account for the sole purpose to attack me, and falsified the name of Kevin J. Anderson. http://twitter.com/KJAisaHack" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I've blocked at least one new Twitter account like that one every day for the past ten days. At least 10 like that one so far.

TheDukester wrote:"Why sure, Mr. Harwood, sir, we'll stop searching for Obama right this minute! After all, some random people are calling you names!"

"Moron" is too good for this guy — it's insulting to regular morons.

lotek wrote:did you mean Usama?

Nutjob wrote:Here is an example of one of the hard-core die-hard trolls attacking me at Twitter. The troll created a new Twitter account for the sole purpose to attack me, and falsified the name of Kevin J. Anderson. http://twitter.com/KJAisaHack" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ...

The FBI's cyber mission is four-fold: first and foremost, to stop those behind the most serious computer intrusions and the spread of malicious code; second, to identify and thwart online sexual predators who use the Internet to meet and exploit children and to produce, possess, or share child pornography; third, to counteract operations that target U.S. intellectual property, endangering our national security and competitiveness; and fourth, to dismantle national and transnational organized criminal enterprises engaging in Internet fraud. Pursuant to the National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace signed by the President, the Department of Justice and the FBI lead the national effort to investigate and prosecute cybercrime.

lotek wrote:I was gonna post this on his blurb but on 2nd thoughts I decided to let it pass; it was funny for a minute when I thought the guy was just stupid but now he's just


from the http://www.fbi.gov/cyberinvest/cyberhome.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The FBI's cyber mission is four-fold: first and foremost, to stop those behind the most serious computer intrusions and the spread of malicious code; second, to identify and thwart online sexual predators who use the Internet to meet and exploit children and to produce, possess, or share child pornography; third, to counteract operations that target U.S. intellectual property, endangering our national security and competitiveness; and fourth, to dismantle national and transnational organized criminal enterprises engaging in Internet fraud. Pursuant to the National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace signed by the President, the Department of Justice and the FBI lead the national effort to investigate and prosecute cybercrime.

No, the FBI will be pissed if they have to deal with one of kja's special people telling them that they're being repressed.

don't see nothing about taking the piss out of dumbfucks...

TheDukester wrote:If he keeps this up, the squirrels are going to bury his head.

I never really accepted or fully understood the need for or reason for the jihad. It was as if the good guys, who already won the universe at the end of DUNE, were not satisfied with having it all, and then went on a massive killing spree for revenge. It looked to me like the good guys not only became the bad guys, they became far worse than the former bad guys!

Further, I didn't like what happened to Paul.

Author Frank Herbert said in 1979 wrote: "The bottom line of the Dune trilogy is: beware of heroes. Much better rely on your own judgment, and your own mistakes."

SandChigger wrote:Looks like he's only locked down the personal & SciFiScene Twitter accounts. The SciFiParty, TimeButtBandit, RenFestMaidsGoneWild, LowIronCyclist and HydroponicsFarmPorn accounts are still open to view. And he's wished TheKJA a Happy Birthday from HEREafterNovelties.

That's not Tweet ... that's Sweet.