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    Adam Piggott Guest

    Re: STIMON.EXE: Microsoft Tool of Terrorism

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    patriotic99@america.com wrote:
    > I found this on the web.

    <snip>
    > STIMON.EXE: This program is a tool of terrorism that is installed to
    > turn Americans into members of AlQuada using subliminal messaging.


    > If this file is commonly found in all versions of Microsoft Windows
    > from Win95 to XP. If you find STIMON.EXE on your hard drive, remove
    > it immediately.


    A hoax - ignore it and make sure you tell anyone else who thinks it a hoax
    the same.

    Could you point me to where you found this? I assume you saw it recently?
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    [L.] Guest

    Re: STIMON.EXE: Microsoft Tool of Terrorism

    On Wed, 21 Feb 2007 14:07:44 +0000, Adam Piggott
    <usenet@proactiveservices.co.invalid> wrote:

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    >patriotic99@america.com wrote:
    >> I found this on the web.

    ><snip>
    >> STIMON.EXE: This program is a tool of terrorism that is installed to
    >> turn Americans into members of AlQuada using subliminal messaging.

    >
    >A hoax - ignore it and make sure you tell anyone else who thinks it a hoax
    >the same.


    It's not a hoax, it's taking the mickey! -- Parody, Satire, Sarcasm,
    Humour, Mockery...


    [L.]

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    Arecibo Guest

    Re: STIMON.EXE: Microsoft Tool of Terrorism


    [L.] wrote:

    > On Wed, 21 Feb 2007 14:07:44 +0000, Adam Piggott
    > <usenet@proactiveservices.co.invalid> wrote:
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    >> patriotic99@america.com wrote:
    >>> I found this on the web.

    >> <snip>
    >>> STIMON.EXE: This program is a tool of terrorism that is installed to
    >>> turn Americans into members of AlQuada using subliminal messaging.

    >>
    >> A hoax - ignore it and make sure you tell anyone else who thinks it a
    >> hoax the same.

    >
    > It's not a hoax, it's taking the mickey! -- Parody, Satire, Sarcasm,
    > Humour, Mockery...


    I have to say that anyone who thinks that George W. can spell properly, or
    knows what audification means, must be one wave short of a shipwreck.
    Although I guess he could easily be fooled into thinking stimon.exe was a
    'tool of terrorism'. ;-)

    --
    Arecibo






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    [L.] Guest

    Re: STIMON.EXE: Microsoft Tool of Terrorism

    On Wed, 21 Feb 2007 17:11:17 GMT, "Arecibo" <arecibo@invalid.net>
    wrote:

    >
    >[L.] wrote:
    >
    >> On Wed, 21 Feb 2007 14:07:44 +0000, Adam Piggott
    >> <usenet@proactiveservices.co.invalid> wrote:
    >>
    >>> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
    >>> Hash: SHA1
    >>>
    >>> patriotic99@america.com wrote:
    >>>> I found this on the web.
    >>> <snip>
    >>>> STIMON.EXE: This program is a tool of terrorism that is installed to
    >>>> turn Americans into members of AlQuada using subliminal messaging.
    >>>
    >>> A hoax - ignore it and make sure you tell anyone else who thinks it a
    >>> hoax the same.

    >>
    >> It's not a hoax, it's taking the mickey! -- Parody, Satire, Sarcasm,
    >> Humour, Mockery...

    >
    >I have to say that anyone who thinks that George W. can spell properly, or


    ooops, then the message must be TRUE! Look at how AlQaeda is spelt!
    Quick! Pass the tinfoil hat!

    But, on the other hand, I'm safe, since the subliminal messages are
    directed specifically to "Americans" (probably they have some special
    brain characteristic that makes them vulnerable).


    [L.]

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