Wednesday 16 May 2012

JACKSON AND FAKE SPAM ATTACKS


15 May 2012  34 Pageviews (on day 1)

Give a man enough rope. Jackson justifies his attacks by claims of spam attacks.

Hitler invaded Poland after a fake claim of attack on Germany by a group of Polish nationals on a border radio station. Cries and gunfire could be heard on radio all over Germany.

Gunslingers in cowboy movies always make the other person draw first. So the trick was to push the other person into weak retaliation prior to being killed.

Some time ago, Jackson attacked AIDS Holistics during the gay and lesbian email attack in 2010. When the response came, he then claimed a spam attack by the founder of AIDS Holistics.

He quickly removed all reports so that readers could not see the nature of the attack. That worked so well in his mind, he tried it again two years later.

On attacking The National, he claimed false advice made by The National to Barracuda that resulted in his emails being blocked.

But that was not enough. He also claimed a spam attack on his blog again. We have cut and pasted his report to prevent him from making changes on realizing he made a bad move.

He blamed The National for the spam attack. Up to his old tricks. The words in yellow have been removed from his blog report after one day. These words no longer exist.

Who the hell do they think they are?

The Martyn Namorong post at the head of this page has been spammed mercilessly with well over 100 faux comments in the last 24 hours.

As a result I've had to add a comment verification step for commenters. My apologies for the additional work this imposes...

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Dylan, there is no problem with blocking an address because of persistent spam - it seems the right move to make. But why can't the message to the blocked address say just that, rather than the "poor reputation" line. I despair at the use of the English language.

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