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Labret
12-23-2000, 03:23 PM
From the FREE SPEECH COALITION

John Ashcroft, of MO. has just been selected as Attorney General of the
United States. The moderates on the Short List for AG (John Danforth and Marc Racicot) turned Bush down. Even Keating of Oklahoma turned him down. That left the one really conservative man on the list. Bush didn't dare drop Ashcroft, because he had thrown no bones to his Religious Right backers. So we have an Attorney General from Hell!

WARNING

We can expect new and vigorous obscenity prosecutions using the same tactics used a decade ago by the other Bush administration. Sources in Washington tell us these could start within a month of the Inauguration. Please, heed this warning!

In addition, be sure that you are in compliance with every part of the labeling law. Consult a qualified attorney. If you don't have one, call us at 818-348-9373 and we will direct you to one. You can absolutely expect a dramatic increase in unannounced, warrantless searches.

INTERNET members should be especially wary. Internal government memos strongly indicate that adult sites and adult webmasters will be prime targets for a wave of prosecutions.

RETAILERS AND DISTRIBUTORS should check inventory for extreme or niche-market products that might be targeted, i.e. the types of material that might be a problem for conservative elements and/or law enforcement. We are not advocating that you be a censor, just be smart about what is in your own best interest.


Please contact us if you are having problems.
The sooner we know the more likely we can help or advise.


E-mail: <billlyon@freespeechcoalition.com>

basschick
12-23-2000, 06:52 PM
thanks for the heads-up.

richard
12-23-2000, 08:44 PM
Stick to the law in your area/country and your should be ok.

hell, might even do a bit of good.

Imagine if every adult had to have an age check ID to surf any porn on the net...

... CHA CHING

xApster
12-23-2000, 08:56 PM
Not really becuase there would only be like 10 main things and then everyone would eventualy have an id http://adultwebmasterinfo.com/ubb/smile.gif

candidpublishinginc
12-23-2000, 09:18 PM
Yes really, because they are already verified that they have a credit card, so you can make more money by sending them to a paysite with their id. The id is only an id, not a free pass for porn.

unconnected
12-24-2000, 01:52 AM
Here is a better idea: Move out of that bullshit Christian run country to a place that isn't governed by the 10 fucking commandments...Organised religion is the worst thing that this race has ever concocted and its supporters can burn in there little hell for the real life hell that their fucking beliefs and the inability to accept other beliefs have wrought on this world...Oh yea, and Power to run on sentences!!!
hehe

Labret
12-24-2000, 02:27 AM
Our new beloved Attorney General has an honorary degree from a university that does not allow inter-racial dating.

This guy is gonna suck the religous rights ass in a big way.

American webmasters, I fear, are in for a witch hunt the likes of which has never been seen. Fuck, I dont want to leave the country. Those of you outside the US should be counting your blessings right about now. But then again, some of the major sponsors are gonna be hit... and that will affect everybody.

Whats going to be interesting is when the first round of prosecutions come, who comes out on top. That will set the tone for the future.

With the coming recession... if its not already here, I think jackass Bush is gonna suffer the same fate as his father. He will be blamed for the fucked up economy, and will never get a second term.

Nobody wants a president who wears a cowboy hat. Thank god the democrats are frothing at the mouth right now over the election, this should be interesting.

or maybe I have been drinking too much tonight. yeah... probably. If this is somehow incoherent, you have my permission to delete it so I dont make a drunk ass out of myself.

I really dont want a president who listens to country music.