Mexicans are angry that the United States might protect its own borders, might make it harder to sneak into this country and stay indefinitely./ Los mexicanos estamos enfadados de que los Estados Unidos pueden proteger sus propias fronteras, podr

On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 19:06:33 -0700 (PDT), gravedigger69
wrote:

We should take care of are "own" first. When I'm at the grocery store
and I see an "alien" in a nice car and a cell phone with food stamps
it ****es me off,then they get mad at the teller because she can't
understand Spanish is not right.

He had to show paperwork to get food stamps.

"Pudentame" wrote in message
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Atheist Chaplain wrote:


you might want to read up on Usenet, there is no one central single
server, it is what is called a "Distributed Database" and it resides on
various computers owned by various entities all over the world, Google
DOES NOT OWN USENET!! they just provide a "Nanny" interface to it.
so while you may be able to beg one of the entities to delete or remove a
particular post, it will still be accessible and it will still be
propagated by the rest of the world's Usenet servers.


Google makes an archive of the usenet groups they provide an access point
through Google Groups. They do seem to honor the X-no-archive: flag


But they dont "Own" Usenet, no one does, its a collective.

If you send a cancel for one of your own posts, it will propagate with the
same efficiency as the initial post.


unfortunately a lot of the NNTP servers don't honor cancel requests any
more, it seems some unscrupulous characters were able to spoof identities
and cancel legitimate posts. While it is true that you can send out a cancel
request, the fact that, depending on the stupidity or embarresment of that
particular post, will depend on how strongly "Murphys Law" will be applied
:-)

If you change your mind after you hit send, you have a better chance of
killing the post if you cancel it right away than if you have second
thoughts later.

unless your post just happens to his a server that is starting to propagate
new posts, then all bets are off :-)
(see the Murphy's Law effect above)


--
"Calling Atheism a religion is like calling bald a hair color."
Don Hirschberg