"The Ayatollah of Y2K" is a more fitting title than you suspect.

He's taken down his discussion groups, but his server is still alive.

The food discussion group was at http://206.67.59.5/wwwboard5/ but it's no longer available.

But, if you go to the root URL at that site (http://206.67.59.5/), you're in for the surprise of your life!

-- you won't (beleive@your.eyes), June 16, 2000

Answers

IDIOT : all you "found" was the Octets for large ISPs.

North is the Ayatollah of Y2k because of his CHURCH STATE BELIEFS he disguises under his use of the term "Theonomy". He has nothing to do with the Mid-East Fruit Loops except they all belong on the same Funny Farm weaving baskets.

The OCTET ADDRESS GOES TO UUNET ONE OF THE BIGGEST SERVICE PROVIDERS OF ALL. AKA: "THE BACKBONE OF THE NET" which has world wide service access.

AND TO "MEDIA 3" are a bit more interesting.

Media 3 Technologies, LLC (NETBLK-UU-206-67-48-D1) 63 Standish St. Pembroke, MA 02359 US

Netname: UU-206-67-48-D1 Netblock: 206.67.48.0 - 206.67.63.255 Maintainer: MD3T

Coordinator: Hayes, Robert (RH504-ARIN) NOC@MEDIA3.NET 617-963-6050

BUT THE WEB BOARDS FOR AYATOLLAH NORTH HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH A FOREIGN LANGUAGE VERSION OF IDG. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------

UUNET Technologies, Inc. (NETBLK-NETBLK-UUNETCBLK64-67) NETBLK- UUNETCBLK64-67 206.64.0.0 - 206.67.255.0 -------------------- UUNET Technologies, Inc. (NETBLK-NETBLK-UUNETCBLK64-67) NETBLK- UUNETCBLK64-67 206.64.0.0 - 206.67.255.0 Access America (NETBLK-AMERICA2)AMERICA2 206.67.240.0 - 206.67.255.0 APCO (NETBLK-EASYCARE-NET) EASYCARE-NET 206.67.255.0 - 206.67.255.0

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Media 3 Technologies, LLC (NETBLK-UU-206-67-48-D1) UU-206-67-48-D1

-- Anon (anon@anon.anon), June 16, 2000.

Look who's the idiot.

It's you.

You like to swing the word "octet" around. It's almost as if you knew what it meant.

I provided an IP number. An IP number is comprised of FOUR octets. That IP number points to ONE machine. The SAME machine that hosted Ayatollah Gary's web board DIRECTORIES under the ROOT directory on the machine that belongs to "PC World IRAN".

"PC World IRAN" is the MAIN site on that machine.

It's the default index file in the web server's root directory.

You really oughtn't mouth off about that which you know not.

-- you won't (beleive@your.eyes), June 16, 2000.

PS: you don't know what a Class C Netblock is either.

-- you won't (beleive@your.eyes), June 16, 2000.

You are claiming this is a *physical address of a *machine**?? The NIC?? http://206.67.59.5/ Forget the "Iranian" purported link. Its content provider using the old North address. Prove Garee Duct Tape is involved. GN is an embarrassment to the Christian Recons (except for the weirdest) and clearly a WART to the entire Right much less the Religious Right (which includes me).

HOW ABOUT...........RICHARD VIGOURIE........MIRRORING BRER GAREE DUCT TAPE ??? R.V. the direct mailer whose machines made some of the biggest "names" of the Right and true believer in the RIGHT (and in many of the *really* right things instead of tripe like yk2). R.V. was chanting "bad moon rising" to the end (but he has been doing that for 20 years).

While at first glance you link RV to the Fat Head Rich who think Clintstone is a Russian agent, RV has more important ties that make you wonder "WHAT......were you thinking Richard to support North?"

With R.V. playing Garee's Song, you can make a case for elements of the G.O.P. (that's the feared "TPTB" to you conspiracy flakes). Keep thinking like that and you end up with the "its all a plot of the perverted Disney Company to take over the world and we must act". By your "thinking" and implications, I could prove this is a British Conspiracy because the service that is providing the content is in LONDON and was originally under a 194 C series that you need the RIPE.NET registrations database to track the orig. ownership. NO JERK OFF. UUNET owns this range of addresses: UU-206-67-48-D1 Netblock: ***** 206.67.48.0 - 206.67.63.255 *** Maintainer: MD3T (Media Three?) I can make the case for a domain name owner switching ISPs. The site tracks back to London and someone with a Compuserve E-mail address who was on a 194. domain and moved it. SEE BELOW. "Someone" in the middle East was re-distributing Brer Duct Tape's "work" pre-1/1/2000. So was the CP-USA (EVIL COMMIES you may remember) and people in TPTB (see assorted Congressmen and Senators ranting about disasters and bad valves in water utilities that somehow no one would ever name but just "knew" would fail (Bennett the Dense). While it is never *unwise* to think the *absolute worst* of Dear Brer Gary "Duct Tape will be Money long after 1/1/2000" NutBurger, what you probably have here is merely a "news service" for techs in IRAN whether Gov't or private using the content from IDG. Since UUNET or PSINET or Media 3 can support IDG, the Iranian user most likely took over The Garee's "account". In a "C" the *last 3* octets are ones that UUNET and others are *reselling*. But they are the OWNER. THE ACCOUNT IS OWNED BY UUNET WHICH PROBABLY RE-ASSIGNED THE ACCOUNT AFTER THE COLLECTION PLATE CAME UP SHORT FOR GARY'S "as soon as you think you have $100 worth of information, send me one dollar". However, there also exists the possibility that the account was being used by some "service" in the mid East that replaced Dear Brother Garee of the Gary North Church State with news of the PC world. FACT, click on the strange symbols and you get: http://206.67.59.5/comtronet/ THAT GETS YOU comtronet AND ANOTHER url FOR "GSRP-FAIR" GROUP. Checking that we find: NS1.KANOON.NET 194.225.70.101 NS2.KANOON.NET 194.225.112.6 NS.KANOON.NET 195.229.2.134 Whose "archives" for the IDG news go back to: Vol. 3 - No.1- Date :79/01/20 Saturday April 8, 2000 Copyright 1998-2000 GSRP-FAIR Group. --------------------------------------------- and at the bottom of the oldest : Dear Subscriber, You can visit our web site at http://www.gsrp-fair.com COMTRONET archive is available at http://www.gsrp-fair.com/comtronet/ You can send us your e-mails to editorial@gsrp-fair.com Best Regards COMTRONET Team ----------------------- and the URL gives: Copyright (c) 1999-2000 GSRP All rights reserved, Group of Scientific & Research Publications P.O.Box 19395-1615 Tehran, IRAN. Copying, reproduction, retransmission, or redistribution of any material contained in the PC World Iran Online area in whole or in part or in any medium or form is prohibited without express permission. 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Domain servers in listed order: NS1.KANOON.NET 194.225.70.101 NS2.KANOON.NET 194.225.112.6 NS.KANOON.NET 195.229.2.134 ====================================================================== == Output from ARIN WHOIS http://www.arin.net/whois ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- Search for : ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- European Regional Internet Registry/RIPE NCC (NETBLK-RIPE-C2) These addresses have been further assigned to European users. Contact information can be found in the RIPE database, via the WHOIS and TELNET servers at whois.ripe.net, and at http://www.ripe.net/db/whois.html Netname: RIPE-CBLK2 Netblock: 194.0.0.0 - 194.255.255.0 Maintainer: RIPE Coordinator: RIPE Network Coordination Centre (RIPE-NCC-ARIN) nicdb@RIPE.NET +31 20 535 4444 Fax- - +31 20 535 4445 Domain System inverse mapping provided by: NS.RIPE.NET 193.0.0.193 NS.EU.NET 192.16.202.11 AUTH03.NS.UU.NET 198.6.1.83 NS2.NIC.FR 192.93.0.4 SUNIC.SUNET.SE 192.36.125.2 MUNNARI.OZ.AU 128.250.1.21 NS.APNIC.NET 203.37.255.97 To search on arbitrary strings, see the Database page on the RIPE NCC web-site at http://www.ripe.net/db/ Record last updated on 16-Oct-1998. Database last updated on 15-Jun-2000 17:52:20 EDT.

-- anon (anon@anon.anon), June 16, 2000.

HEY, IDIOT, Just to make this case: change one number and you get a real suspicious site: THIS MUST BE THE ......MAFIA CONNECTION TO Y2k???

http://206.67.59.6/

The Guglielmo Marconi Foundation, U.S.A., Inc.

18 North Amherst Road, Bedford, NH 03110

tel (603) 472-8312 ~ fax (603) 472-3622

The Guglielmo Marconi Foundation, U.S.A., Inc.

The Guglielmo Marconi Foundation, U.S.A., Inc., was founded in 1995 to promulgate the name of Marconi, "Father of Wireless", who one hundred years before, demonstrated the transmission and reception of Hertzian waves as a new medium of communication.

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http://206.67.59.4/

The Phantom Toolbooth

Your Gateway to Music and More from a Christian Perspective Slow down as you approach the gate, and have your change ready....

-------------------------------------- http://206.67.59.3/

Trackbooks.com (books for Track Runners interested in such Political things as the Decathalon)

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-- Anon (anon@anon.anon), June 16, 2000.

Marconi was a tesla student,,,,,,Hmmm.

Try these links for Dummies and the mysterious IP issue and the International Data Group(IDG)....$350M 'D ummies' gift to benefit brains

Patrick J. McGovern, Jr., Lore Harp McGovern commit $350 million to MIT to establish Institute for Brain Research

Coupl e's careers offer profiles in success

So we have MIT, Brain research, largest private donation in history, IDG owner and founder longtime noodle watcher who just by chance operates the Mags...Computerworld, Federal Computer News and PC World- -who all ran real "nice" Y2k stories ad nausem and who publishes the Books for Dummies series. MIT and brains??? TB2000 a LAB to study wackos was it?

Is the North-Iran thing a coincidence? If you actually believe Gary was paying what them idg.net boys are, no. If you believe Garee all by his little self was able to compile the "links" daily, no. If you believe all by himself, North was able to secure the top Y2k spots in almost all the search engines, no. What are the odds?

And some still actually believe this Y2k thing was legit? ROFLMAO.

-- allconnected (likeit@allmatters.com), June 16, 2000.

before IDG Delivers Most Comprehensive Y2K Coverage in the World Leveraging Trusted Editorial Content and Global Access, IDG Provides Most Complete Coverage and Analysis on Impact of Millennium Bug

after Opps....seems their Y2k hub has become a ghost shell. Funny seeing that y2k was supposedly this "ongoing" issue and all. Nothing to learn here, no reason to leave as an historical record, a place for researchers of Y2k to look to for answers, na, nada, zilch. "Move along suckers, nothing to see here as it weren't as bad as our great researchers had told you,,,but still trust us cause we keep telling you how great we are and it appears you are still buying the deal". "Let us forget the silly Y2k thing and provide you alls with the next "worry" we have planted in your coconuts,,,that be that security-virus BS". Course we have the daily evidence showing this latest "issue" is not the threat advertised, folks are closing holes, and generally computing is safe, but you alls want to believe different so we are here to deliver what you want,,,the bacon and plenty of viruses from mysterious overseas parties".

Y2k the "sexy issue"(as Mike Adams of y2knewswire.com called it), now there was something to prepare for, bring your hip-waders.

-- allconnected (likeit@allmatters.com), June 16, 2000.

Opps,,,try that ther PR link again..IDG Delivers Most Comprehensive Y2K Coverage in the World Leveraging Trusted Editorial Content and Global Access, IDG Provides Most Complete Coverage and Analysis on Impact of Millennium Bug

empty them cookies folks idg.net be watching your steps, lol.

-- allconnected (likeit@allmatters.com), June 16, 2000.

Can someone translate this conversation for me?

-- JoseMiami (caris@prodigy.net), June 16, 2000.

OK.

Idiot 1: "Hey, I know how to enter an IP address in this little window thingy!"

Idiot 2: "You fool. You mistyped it!"

Idiot 1: "Did not!"

Idiot 2: "Did too!"

and so on

-- Didn't I see these guys? (on dumb@nd.dumber), June 16, 2000.

Nope.

It went like this:

Me: "Hey, lookie lookie! ScaryGary ran his Web Boards on the PC World Iran web server!"

Idiot: "You fool. That machine is in a UUNET C Block!"

Me: "So what? Every machine is in one netblock or another. Stop trying to argue with a nonsequitor. The machine he ran his fora on was the PC World Iran machine. That much is incontrovertible."

Idiot: "Oh yeah? Well look at THIS! I'm gonna paste a mile of unformated irrelevant screen dumps! And THEN I'm gonna try to spin everyone FURTHER off the track by showing you who owns a DIFFERENT machine in the came netblock!"

Me: "I guess you never really bought into that 'never let them see you sweat' stuff."

-- you won't (beleive@your.eyes), June 16, 2000.

I liked the idiot 1 and idiot 2 version better. much simpler

-- JoseMiami (caris@prodigy.net), June 17, 2000.

People like you are the reason Clinton won two terms.

I won't go into detail, since you like it simple.

-- you won't (beleive@your.eyes), June 18, 2000.

That's not "a foreign language version", it's the Iranian version, for real. Go look at who all the contact people are on the website. Look at their addresses, they're all in Iran!

-- you (crack@me.up), June 19, 2000.