I just received an email sent from "jobs.telegraph.co.uk", which seems to be a sub-domain of the British publication "The Telegraph". It's set up so that anyone can use it to send email to anyone on the web.

And someone used it to send something to me.

The subject was "Email a friend". And it began as follows:

Jobs Home Job Search Sign In Career Tools
Dear Friend " WARNING! WARNING! BEWARE DANGER!,

Your friend, "WARNING!!!” DANGER!!! DANGER!!! DO YOUR BIT!, has sent you the following message from telegraphjobs.

And then there was 4500 lines of the most amazing stuff. Of course I didn't read it all, but I did skim a bit. Here are some of the things my friend wanted to alert me to:

The Trilateral Commission

Russian plastic explosives were used to bring down the WTC towers.

STOP THE INSTARLATION OF THE UN-MILITARY ONLY HIGH-FREQUENCY slowGENOCIDE MICROWAVE SLOW KILL

The dangers of using radiation to preserve food

The Jewish international conspiracy to put mercury in vaccines

And a whole lot more about various and sundry Jewish international conspiracies.

...why me, Lord?

I think I'm gonna go see if I can find an email address at the Telegraph where I can send this sucker. The return address was noreply@telegraph.etc but there has to be something there which I can really send it to.

UPDATE: I should have looked at the header. It seems to have come from something called "telstramail.hotlizard.net" which is in the UK but probably isn't really the Telegraph. So I've sent it to the appropriate "abuse" mailbox.

Posted by: Steven Den Beste in Daily Life at 08:50 PM | Comments (3) | Add Comment
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