[Vision2020] Does Jerry Schutz have a little secret?

[J Ford]

Actually, I disagree.  I belong to one other listserve that monitors its 
messages to the extent that they are not released until read. It only takes 
about five minutes between being sent and being accepted/posted.  If the 
moderator has a problem with what is written, they write to the author and 
ask for clarification/justification.  It is a lot of work, but it has solved 
similar problems that one had.

To the writer mis-using Wil's name - Grow up!  What you did was insulting, 
mean, nasty, uncalled for and petty.  If you have a problem with Mr. Schutz, 
be man enough to go to him and talk it out.  If you disagree with the P&Z 
decisions, go to the meetings and air it out there.  Doing it this way makes 
it impossible for anyone to take you seriously.  But, seeing how your sence 
of humor runs towards the black-side...no one is going to listen to you 
anyway!


J  ;)



>From: Barrett Schroeder <Barrett at hideandfur.com>
>To: "'vision2020 at moscow.com'" <vision2020 at moscow.com>
>Subject: RE: [Vision2020] Does Jerry Schutz have a little secret?
>Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2005 17:05:29 -0700


>As everyone else has said, I found this message absolutely
>disgusting. Seeing someone use Wil's murder makes me sick.
>
>I contacted First Step about this when the message
>came through this morning, as the message originated
>from someone using their service.
>
>At first glance it seemed that the message came from a
>DSL subscriber, which would be easy to track. First Step
>suggested that it may have actually been from a free wireless
>hot spot.  I've asked them to tell me where that specific hot
>spot is located, or help me with their policies on giving out
>this kind of information. I'll keep the list posted on what I find out.
>
>I'd also like to be clear that there's no practical way for First
>Step or a business providing a hot spot, to monitor or control
>what kind of messages people send.
>
>Barrett Schroeder
>
>	-----Original Message-----
>	From:	Tom Hansen [SMTP:thansen at moscow.com]
>	Sent:	Tuesday, August 09, 2005 3:58 PM
>	To:	'Phil Nisbet'; vision2020 at moscow.com;
>	Subject:	RE: [Vision2020] The Wil Hendrick bogus ID routine
>
>	It should be quite simple to identify the culprit, or at least where
>the
>	e-mail was sent from.
>
>	First Step Internet should be able to take the date and time of the
>e-mail
>	and determine the IP address of the computer that originated the
>e-mail.
>
>	How about it First Step?
>
>	Tom Hansen
>	Moscow, Idaho
>
>	"If not us, who?
>	If not now, when?"
>
>	- Unknown
>
>	-----Original Message-----
>	From: vision2020-bounces at moscow.com
>[mailto:vision2020-bounces at moscow.com]
>	On Behalf Of Phil Nisbet
>	Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2005 2:50 PM
>	To: vision2020 at moscow.com
>	Subject: [Vision2020] The Wil Hendrick bogus ID routine
>
>	Actually, the post by the bogus ID that uses Wil Hendrick's name to
>cast
>	falsehoods has crossed the legal line as well.  The statements are
>	actionable and they are also potentially criminal.
>
>	I happen to know this, because some pretty nasty nonsense was thrown
>my way
>	here that was similarly actionable according to my atorneys.  I
>checked with
>
>	them and they thihk that in this case the message by 'Wil Hendrick'
>ID is
>	criminal since it threatens a public official over the course of his
>duties.
>
>	Ms. Ringo might want to see if her political connections can get it
>turned
>	into the State Patrol.  Its not that tough to trace the bogus ID
>back to its
>
>	ISP and find the party who wrote the threatening email.
>
>	Phil Nisbet
>
>	PS  I chose not to bring action against the questionable individuals
>who
>	chose this and other forums to spread falsehoods and lies in an
>effort to
>	smear me.  It was simply not worth the hassle.  But this one seems
>pretty
>	clearly to be worth having somebody put a stop to that sort of
>nonsense.
>
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