[ppml] Tell me, Mr. Anderson, what good is a mailing list when we are unable to speak?

[Ted Mittelstaedt]

>-----Original Message-----
>From: ppml-bounces at arin.net [mailto:ppml-bounces at arin.net]On Behalf Of
>Dean Anderson
>Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 8:14 PM
>To: bill fumerola; ppml-owner at arin.net; ppml at arin.net
>Subject: Re: [ppml] Tell me, Mr. Anderson, what good is a mailing list
>when we are unable to speak?
>
>

>
>This isn't a "theory" of a conspiracy. This is actual harm, actual lies.
>
>The false claims are found at SORBS site.
>
>130.105/16 and 198.3.136/21 are not hijacked, yet we have an ARIN board
>member (Vixie) who (through his associates) falsely claims they are.
>
>Oh, and by the way, I've been vindicated on the IETF issues that I
>exposed.  Stateful DNS Anycast was another Vixie scam (Vixie sells root
>anycast clones), where they silenced the whistleblower. Root DNS has to
>include TCP, and TCP isn't stable on anycast.  The IETF misconduct
>wasn't exclusive to me, either.  JFC Morphin and Todd Glassey were also
>silenced on dubious or unlawful grounds.  Glassey blew the whistle on
>undocumented copyright transfers, and was falsely accused of "spamming".
>Morphin blew the whistle on language issues that were illegal in Europe,
>and was silenced unlawfully.
>
>Bill Woodcock (another ARIN board member)  was also involved in the
>stateful anycast fraud that I exposed.  And if you haven't noticed, the
>people I've shown to have been involved in misconduct are resigning or
>being replaced.
>

No, I haven't noticed - Russ Housley is still IETF chair, you have been
complaining about him and the patented TLS issue for a couple years, now.
Mind naming some names of people you've "outed" who are resigning?

And as for the 130.105.36.66 being blocked, from what I can see that
class A is being advertised with an AS belonging to a company that
has a PO Box for an address, and your e-mail address using a domain name,
av8.com that has no website.  Looks pretty spammy to me!

Don't you think you might possibly have just a bit more credibility
if you had a street address and a website like every other normal
company?  Just a thought!  And while you might think Aivation to be a clever
play on the word Aviation, to the rest of us it just looks like a spelling
error.

My apologies to the rest of the list for feeding the troll.


Ted