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From: alt.society.ati moderator <aem@math.miami.edu>
Reply-To: gzero@tronsbox.xei.com
Organization: Activist Times, Inc.
Summary: issue 2 of Activist Times, Inc. from archives
Subject: ARCHIVE: ATI 2
Date: 08 Apr 1992 17:00:03 GMT

[This copy of Activist Times Inc, number 2, is being reposted
from the archives of the electronic journal. If you have comments 
about it's content, reply to gzero@tronsbox.xei.com, and clearly
note that you are commenting about an OLD issue of ATI. -aem]

 
 Notas Publisaris.
  Two months have slipped by. Prime
Anarchist Productions has moved anudda
state over. We've been invited to the
Young Communist League's annual
convention next week at Amhearst
college. Well, PAP refuses to go NEAR
another college for two whole months.
From National Student conventions, CIA-
off-campus marches, benefits for
Guatemalans, lectures, divestment sit-
ins, and the usual class attendance,
this entity is about burnt out.
  Besides, they want ten bucks to
"defray costs". That's not my idea of
communism. Plus: I dont think we
should scrap one lousy form of
government for still another lousy
form. I'd much rather work within and
without THIS one.
                -pap-
 
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  For those of you who have no clue
what a bbs is all about, here's a real
treat. This month you get to spy a bit
upon one of Amerika's mostest elitest
hottest board's:  Infomaniack. The bbs
that begot ATI-- Activist Times, INC.
  One unique section to Infomaniack
Bulletin Board System that didnt hatch
til Sysop fled the Rhode Island nation,
in search of work and something to rag
on at General Dynamics, Eclectic Boat
Derision happens to B. the drug
section.
 Titled "Ganja", it opens a forum for
all kinds of gab. Here's a look:
 
[Board: GANJA]
Msg #   Reagan
Author  BUBBA JONES
To      All
Posted  Sat 23-Dec-57  4:41:53 am
 
Actually, he was smarter than you give
hime credit for. First His Party
engineered the decrease in budget,then
when people noticed, the Great
Communucator (SATAN?) restored less
then was cut and came out looking great
while everyone else looked like crap.
The man is an embarassment!
 
Msg #   ganja
Author  yipster
To      prime
Posted  Sat 23-Dec-57 12:09:01 am
 
  Reagan visited the Coast Guard
promising his full support in their
"war" against drugs.
  Last January, he cut their budget
55%, and there s   another 50% cut in
the making.
 
Msg #   ganja
Author  prime
To      All
Posted  Mon 24-May-88  2:02:51 am
 
By the way:  This is the section for
discussing drugs. Here is the spot for
topics like NORML, a National
Organization for the Reform of
Marijuana Laws, High Times magazine,
and etc.
 Today's hot topic is "Zero tolerance
law". Reagan's most recent pet baby
project.  prime
 
  Another g00d section is "PHUD",
phreaker's underground development.
 
Rather than "hear" a description; L00K:
Msg #  trunks (elephants?)
Author  panther
To      All
Posted  Sat 23-Dec-57  4:38:01 am
 
The following from a daily CAMA report
is a few 800 trunks that have had a few
failures...(but we all know a trunk is
not considered bad until 20 failures or
more)... so they should be
boxable...lots luck...
 
800 423 2600  800 552 0653
800 562 5108  " " 441 7681
    346 7707      548 9468
    289 2737      345 0008 <hehe>
    523 3334      225 6380
    321 1163      333 9098
    541 4453      445 3152
    621 0756      826 4225
    562 6350
 
................................
                               .
   BUSH/NORIEGA FOR G.O.P.     .
                               .
         IN  '88               .
                               .
................................
 
Msg #   lod
Author  Isaac Asimov
To      Prime Anarchist
Posted  Sun 22-Apr-88 9:17:30 pm
 
Marco,
  Can you call John D and ask him to
call my board?
  Zeshshsh
  (sysnote: to this I had to respond
that I couldn't. There is no way I can
get ahold of John Draper. <I found out
later that his fond# is public
availability-stuff these days. He
called John himself>
 
  Other things you can see online are
assorted ramblings; Political
discussion amongst all kinds of
different types of dweebs, schtuph
like that. In fact, Infomaniack even
hosts a local warboard where the yokels
can rag on each other and try to jerk
some tears out of their phellow man.
 
 (sysnote <again> I know that's kind
of violent, but it's the first warboard
New London County has seen since 1986
when the SECCC crew saw the likes of
the Crotch Patrol, Verifier's early
spatramblings, Sue's spellcasting, and
kids a "coffee house" to come chill out
agressively.
hehehe
 
Msg #   leister times
Author  sysop or something
To      All
Posted  Sun
22-Apr-88  7:18:54 pm
 
Hey all. I just got back from an
enjoyable afternoon in Leister (sp?),
Massachussets with my mom and my
cousin. We picked up Denise, and she
showed us around the campus. I got to
check out the library, (really small),
the police barracks, a 4foot by 9foot
old pump-house, and the dorms. Wow,
what a bunch of foxy freshmen and
sophomore girls.
  At any rate, there was a swap meet
going on in the next town over, held by
the local chapter of Hell's Angels,
and there was a fair going on in the
next town from that held by the
Rotarians.
  I love travelling. Seeing New
England is a really neat thing. In the
towns where my cousin's college is,
there are still those old fashioned
dugout types of things where you wait
for your bus if it's raining. Every
streetcorner had one.  Neat.
  p a p
 / / /
 
Msg #  music
 
Watchin Night Flight. First time I've
seen that since about 1985. Good stuff.
They're doin an expose about the
1960's and how it's about to repeat.
 
I was talkin to A.H. the other day,
and he was discussing that very
phenomenon.
 
   "We're repeating the 60's with our
clothes, our music, our poetry, our
rallies. How come we can't start
repeating the political thought too?
That's why I'm bringing back STEAL
THIS BOOK and DANCING THRU THE ICE
AGE. If all goes well, I'll bring back
WOODSTOCK NATION too."
 
Msg #   ati
Author  sysactivist
To      All
Posted  Sun 22-Apr-88  5:55:26 am
 
This is the ATI base. The online
magazine as soon as I get some
drivespace.
Hopefully it'll be a monthly tabloid
as soon as ......  ..... finishes
cracking the data disk to Newsroom.
 
Til then here's the place to discuss
TAP/YIPL, "Steal This Book" type stuff.
prime
 
 
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(203)448-0318
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creative stimulation.
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
 
 
The pap referral. BBS's to bother.
Name Of BBS     Phone Number Baud Rate
===========     ============ =========
The Spacebar     203-739-3311  300/1200
Den Of Inequity  203-445-0084 -300-2400
Yankee Ingenuity 203-536-1812 -300-2400
One Byte         203-444-1597 -300-2400
Infomaniack      203-446-0785 -300/1200
Fantasia         203-859-3242 -300/1200
OSUNY            914-234-4060 -300/1200
Central Office   914-234-3260 -300/1200
YoYoDyne         402-564-4518 -300/1200
 
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507 285666  Manuel Noriega. (charge is
       ---  $1.84 for the 1st minute,
 
            and .79 each additional
 
            minute [they're poor I
 
            guess])
823-9506        Cellular voice mailbox
203-447-4600    2 digit messaging
516-922-wine   (9463) Dial a dirty Joke
0-201-644-2332  Call this collect.
1-800-anarchy   Artrock T-shirts and
posters
202-456-1414    Reagan's desk.
    456-7639    Bush's desk.
203-536-0987    Loop checker generator.
202-363-1569    Robert Bork
703-951-8326    Louis Guiffrida
(extremely racist. first author of the
FEMA
                project!!!
206-428-1294    Always rings
212-677-2115    Always busy
212-564-4264    Back door to 1900
bridge (get a date over the tellie)
203-446-5324    Restricted phone of EB.
203-440-1023    Weird beeps. Any idea?
 
   Send any findings, sightings,
     thoughts, deletions, or
            nastygrams to:
            Marco
            PO Box 1211
            Westerly, RI
                 02891
 
 
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"Welcome to the Jungle" -guns & roses
  The name reminds me of the old metal
era. Taking something soft; offsetting
it to something extremely hard.
  The song reminds me of the anarchy
to come in this future coming up. Are
they warning us of this summer? The
year of the Dragon? Hmmm. Or are they
just describing their tenement building
before they hit it big. Hmmm. Listen
to the lyrics; close your eyes. Name a
ghetto neighborhood near you-- they're
talkin about it.
  The metal is good, the lyrics are
good, the producing/engineering is
adequate.
 
"Fast Car" -that black chick with
knotty hair.
  The music was simple, the lyrics
straightforward, the video was
supersimple. The message is clear. Name
your favorite soup kitchen: close your
eyes.   You live there, and want out.
Need wheels?  Tune in MTV.
 
 
 
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   The phollowing numbers will get you
an answering machine in the (203) area
code. Great for chain-fone-mail,
playing them their message, showing
off your guitar playing, etc.
 
442-4422   (all connecticut)
444-1825  444-6211  445-4954  536-2424
444-6855  443-4376  447-4600  739-8994
848-9256  443-8185  442-9806  447-2825
886-1483  739-3904  889-1326  739-0159
536-7960  449-1931  572-9913  536-9621
444-2262  887-9219  443-1712  599-4639
442-8579
 
Whelp, hope you liked this one. Last
issue was 2 big months ago. Hopefully
the next one will be within the month.
Watch for a "special Boilermakers
Strike issue". Should be a wild-raucous
summer. I'm excited actually.
 
This has been
ATI, Activist Times,
 Inc.; the electronic version. (the
only way YOU can get it free)
         bye-bye