> > チャンコロのUP板からエロムービー落としてきたよъ( ﾟｰ^)
> これで君は名実共にﾁｬﾝｺﾛだねъ( ﾟｰ^)

有益なもののおいしいところだけ利用するのが新ぁゃιぃ住人

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時26分50秒

あのメール何よ？転載？

> > 皆にはｽﾏﾝが
> > 俺は地蔵が嫌い
> 個人の意見は尊重されるべきだ(´ｰ`)y-~~

かん‐よう【寒羊】‥ﾔｳ
　黄河中流域並びにその隣接地域に分布するヒツジの一品種。越冬のため尾に
脂肪を貯える。毛質は蒙古羊にくらべてはるかによい。
かん‐よう【寛容】ｸﾜﾝ‥
　(1)寛大で、よく人をゆるし受けいれること。咎めだてしないこと。「―の精
神」
(2)他人の罪過をきびしく責めないというキリスト教の重要な徳目。
(3)異端的な少数意見発表の自由を認め、そうした意見の人を差別待遇しないこ
と。

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時27分51秒

> でかいのな

あぁ。でかいのな。

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時27分51秒

何？？漏れの糞翻訳革命では意味不明

> 皆にはｽﾏﾝが
> 俺は地蔵が嫌い

個人の意見は尊重されるべきだ(´ｰ`)y-~~

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時25分18秒

でかいのな

> チャンコロのUP板からエロムービー落としてきたよъ( ﾟｰ^)

これで君は名実共にﾁｬﾝｺﾛだねъ( ﾟｰ^)

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時25分49秒

しゃべるラジオまだぁ？

翻訳したけど結局よくわからんかった(;´Д`)
ﾍﾟﾄﾞｻｲﾄやってるのがばれたって話で良いのか？

昨日の宍戸留美の曲落としたヤシいる？

チャンコロのUP板からエロムービー落としてきたよъ( ﾟｰ^)

おまえら、なんか楽しそうなのな

やあ、ラジオやってたヤシだよ。飯食ってきた。
キムチ鍋になったよ。ヽ(´π｀)ノうめぇ

皆にはｽﾏﾝが
俺は地蔵が嫌い

とまと

まあそう言うな(´ｰ`)y-~~

(ﾟДﾟ)ｵｯｵｯ…ｵﾒｯ…ｵﾒｵﾒｯ…

> 唐突にパンティー革命という言葉が思い浮かんだ。
> なんだこれは？

これだろうъ( ﾟｰ^)
http://mirai07.virtualave.net/cgi-bin/image/mirai3573.jpg

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時20分19秒

> > 人がみらいが住人がブラクラがFBIがバンバン
> (;´Д`)もうちと詳細をｼｮｳｷ

傷口に塩を塗るマネなど
おことわりだ！(ﾟДﾟ)

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時19分12秒

唐突にパンティー革命という言葉が思い浮かんだ。
なんだこれは？

> 龍の置物に塩を置くってのは何の宗教だろう
> 兄がやっていたので気になる(;´Д`)

道教

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時19分23秒

なんですか？
プレステドットコム騒動の再来ですか？

ﾈｯﾄ犯罪捕まるﾏｼﾞﾚｽ(ﾟ∀ﾟ)

なんで個人情報暴露されましたか？

みらい一周年おま

龍の置物に塩を置くってのは何の宗教だろう
兄がやっていたので気になる(;´Д`)

> > 今北(;´Д`)何事よこれは？
> 人がみらいが住人がブラクラがFBIがバンバン

(;´Д`)もうちと詳細をｼｮｳｷ

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時18分10秒

> 今北(;´Д`)何事よこれは？

1周年を前に工作員多数襲来(;´Д`)


参考：2001/02/21(水)20時17分15秒

> 今北(;´Д`)何事よこれは？

人がみらいが住人がブラクラがFBIがバンバン

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時17分15秒

> おいおい、個人情報が・・・

みらい一周年って時に…これは(;´Д`)ﾏｽﾞｲﾅ

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時16分13秒

> おいおい、個人情報が・・・

電話してみれ

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時16分13秒

明日が無い

今北(;´Д`)何事よこれは？

おいおい、個人情報が・・・

The FBI Special Agent who initially telephoned was James Castano. Mr. Castano explained the Ministry of Justice request to remove
the PSIA material and answered all my questions about it. I explained my intention to publish an account of the FBI's request on
Cryptome because there had been interest in how such requests are processed between governments. I asked if I could provide his
name in the account. He asked with emphasis that I not do so. I agreed. 

In the course of discussing my sending an e-mail to Mr. Castano his supervisor Special Agent Dave Marzilliano came on the phone
and repeated the information Mr. Castano provided about the Ministry of Justice request. 

Both agents were very courteous during most of the conversations. Except toward the end of the conversation with Mr. Marzilliano
when I mentioned my intention to publish an account without revealing his and Mr. Castano's names he warned me there would be
"serious trouble" if their names were published and that he would be speaking with the US Attorney about the matter and call me
again. 

Mr. Marzilliano did not explain why their two names should be concealed why there would be "serious trouble" if revealed what
"serious trouble" meant the legal basis for such trouble nor what it was in my comments that alarmed him. 

<A href="http://inchiki.net/cgi-bin/nph-gomi.cgi/010/http/jo.st45.arena.ne.jp/cgi-bin/(;´Д`)" target="link">(;´Д`)</A>

(;´Д`)

> Dear Mr.Young 
> I am very grateful to receive helpful tips from you. 
> From unknown reason now it takes quite a long time to access your site. It also seems to be impossible for me to download the files. 
> I am just an ordinary computer-user and unable to find solutions. 
> Mr. [Duncan] Campbell gave us an excellent presentation using many colorful slides. He is very friendly and joined the party held at
> "Izakaya" ( Japanese "sake" bar). 
> I think that the Japanese media will be astonished if the Washington Post or the AP deal with this matter. At present as I mentioned
> only two major newspapers Nikkei and Yomiuri reported the leaked name lists. Other newspapers may follow the topic. There is a
> strange tendency in the Japanese media that they will not follow news untill foreign authoritative media report it. 
> In my opinion this matter might lead to a diplomatic problem. 
> One of the reasons is that legal basis is not so clear about the liasion contact between PSIA and CIA. PSIA is based on "Subversive
> Activities Prevention Law" and this law does not clearly mention whether PSIA can send its members overseas. 
> In this case the partner is CIA and there is a natural question from civil people why PSIA have to have contacts with CIA ( In fact PSIA
> passes to CIA sensitive data about Japanese national elections. PSIA routinely investigate and predict the result of elections----this
> is also beyond the legal basis.) 
> The opposition party will have a lot of chance to attack the government. 
> In addition there is a rule in Japan that every foreign issues must finally be attributed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In this point of
> view I am very much interested in the process that the MOJ request FBI to urge Cryptome to delete the files. I imagine the MOFA
> must be irritated because the MOJ probably have direct contact with FBI. As a result the situation becomes more complicated and the
> problem has developed out of range of the problem about PSIA lists. Now it has wider significance ( that is because U.S major media
> followed the topic ). 
> It sounds a little bit exaggerated but I would say that not only the relation between CIA and PSIA but also the alliance between U.S. and
> Japan might be endangered. 
> CIA knows that I have spoken about the training course and its relation with PSIA. However untill now CIA and PSIA has ignored me
> probably because what I say or write is not so prevalent in Japan. Now that this becomes a major topic they may change their strategy
> and take severe legal action. It is also true of the National Police Agency. ( Please don't be afraid. That is what I am hoping for.) 
> Actually I have already broken the National Public Servant Law which prohibits ロリータicials and former ロリータicials from leaking the secret
> obtained from their job. Why am I not arrested yet? That is because once the problem is brought into courts they themselves have to
> submit evidence about the secrets and thus worsen the situation also for them. The provisions is virtually not effective. 
> The secrets includes PSIA's unlawful acitivities such as illegal accounts  civil rights invasion and so on. ( As I wrote I was arrested last
> year but from reasons above mentioned they prosecuted me for threatening a former co-worker not directly for breaking the National
> Public Servant Law. Their hidden intention is clear. I was arrested by Kanagawa Police after I pubished two books criticizing PSIA. At the
> same time PSIA was in delicate situation trying to pass the renewed "Subversive Activities Prevention Law. ) 
> I am not opposed to publicizing this E-mail account. 
> ( Attached Chinese charcter "”?“c?Y???Yg is one of my Japanese pseudonyms. Sorry for using a lot of pen names and e-mail
> accounts. I wrote a book using the name of "”?“c" but related persons know "handa" is "noda".) 
> Surely I wll inform you of what is happening around me but if something critical takes place I think it difficult for me to contact you. 
> About telephone I am not a fluent English speaker and it is especially difficult for me to exchange messages using telephone. 
> Both of us will be embarrassed I imagine. 
> The last part of this message is my PGP public key ( mail address ljoker@maa.spacetown.ne.jp will expire from August.) 
> I am not a FBI special agent and so you can freely use any part of this message if you think it worth publicizing it on Cryptome. 
> Best regards 
> Hironari Noda
> Ishi-sou B-tou 203 gou1-29-3wakamiyanakano-kutokyo165-0033
> Japan 03-5373-5698 
> ( On the name lists I wrote my name as "Takao Noda". It is another way of prounauncing the Chinese characters "?h¶". Even a
> Japanese cannot read this as "hironari". I did this in order to disguise as if someone besides me had leaked the documents.) 

it is a notice -- it is ！ヽ (`Д') NO notice 

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時12分39秒

死ぬわっ！

> > ﾊｧ?(ﾟ＿ﾟ)
> ↑君はさっきからﾊｧﾊｧやってた香具師ではないな、この場面なら(ﾟДﾟ)ﾊｧ?とくるはず。

ﾊｧ？(ﾟｖﾟ)

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時12分02秒

> Dear Mr.Young 
> I am very grateful to receive helpful tips from you. 
> From unknown reason now it takes quite a long time to access your site. It also seems to be impossible for me to download the files. 
> I am just an ordinary computer-user and unable to find solutions. 
> Mr. [Duncan] Campbell gave us an excellent presentation using many colorful slides. He is very friendly and joined the party held at
> "Izakaya" ( Japanese "sake" bar). 
> I think that the Japanese media will be astonished if the Washington Post or the AP deal with this matter. At present as I mentioned
> only two major newspapers Nikkei and Yomiuri reported the leaked name lists. Other newspapers may follow the topic. There is a
> strange tendency in the Japanese media that they will not follow news untill foreign authoritative media report it. 
> In my opinion this matter might lead to a diplomatic problem. 
> One of the reasons is that legal basis is not so clear about the liasion contact between PSIA and CIA. PSIA is based on "Subversive
> Activities Prevention Law" and this law does not clearly mention whether PSIA can send its members overseas. 
> In this case the partner is CIA and there is a natural question from civil people why PSIA have to have contacts with CIA ( In fact PSIA
> passes to CIA sensitive data about Japanese national elections. PSIA routinely investigate and predict the result of elections----this
> is also beyond the legal basis.) 
> The opposition party will have a lot of chance to attack the government. 
> In addition there is a rule in Japan that every foreign issues must finally be attributed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In this point of
> view I am very much interested in the process that the MOJ request FBI to urge Cryptome to delete the files. I imagine the MOFA
> must be irritated because the MOJ probably have direct contact with FBI. As a result the situation becomes more complicated and the
> problem has developed out of range of the problem about PSIA lists. Now it has wider significance ( that is because U.S major media
> followed the topic ). 
> It sounds a little bit exaggerated but I would say that not only the relation between CIA and PSIA but also the alliance between U.S. and
> Japan might be endangered. 
> CIA knows that I have spoken about the training course and its relation with PSIA. However untill now CIA and PSIA has ignored me
> probably because what I say or write is not so prevalent in Japan. Now that this becomes a major topic they may change their strategy
> and take severe legal action. It is also true of the National Police Agency. ( Please don't be afraid. That is what I am hoping for.) 
> Actually I have already broken the National Public Servant Law which prohibits ロリータicials and former ロリータicials from leaking the secret
> obtained from their job. Why am I not arrested yet? That is because once the problem is brought into courts they themselves have to
> submit evidence about the secrets and thus worsen the situation also for them. The provisions is virtually not effective. 
> The secrets includes PSIA's unlawful acitivities such as illegal accounts  civil rights invasion and so on. ( As I wrote I was arrested last
> year but from reasons above mentioned they prosecuted me for threatening a former co-worker not directly for breaking the National
> Public Servant Law. Their hidden intention is clear. I was arrested by Kanagawa Police after I pubished two books criticizing PSIA. At the
> same time PSIA was in delicate situation trying to pass the renewed "Subversive Activities Prevention Law. ) 
> I am not opposed to publicizing this E-mail account. 
> ( Attached Chinese charcter "”?“c?Y???Yg is one of my Japanese pseudonyms. Sorry for using a lot of pen names and e-mail
> accounts. I wrote a book using the name of "”?“c" but related persons know "handa" is "noda".) 
> Surely I wll inform you of what is happening around me but if something critical takes place I think it difficult for me to contact you. 
> About telephone I am not a fluent English speaker and it is especially difficult for me to exchange messages using telephone. 
> Both of us will be embarrassed I imagine. 
> The last part of this message is my PGP public key ( mail address ljoker@maa.spacetown.ne.jp will expire from August.) 
> I am not a FBI special agent and so you can freely use any part of this message if you think it worth publicizing it on Cryptome. 
> Best regards 
> Hironari Noda
> Ishi-sou B-tou 203 gou1-29-3wakamiyanakano-kutokyo165-0033
> Japan 03-5373-5698 
> ( On the name lists I wrote my name as "Takao Noda". It is another way of prounauncing the Chinese characters "?h¶". Even a
> Japanese cannot read this as "hironari". I did this in order to disguise as if someone besides me had leaked the documents.) 

おことわりだ！(ﾟДﾟ)

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時12分39秒

Dear Mr.Young 

I am very grateful to receive helpful tips from you. 

From unknown reason now it takes quite a long time to access your site. It also seems to be impossible for me to download the files. 

I am just an ordinary computer-user and unable to find solutions. 

Mr. [Duncan] Campbell gave us an excellent presentation using many colorful slides. He is very friendly and joined the party held at
"Izakaya" ( Japanese "sake" bar). 

I think that the Japanese media will be astonished if the Washington Post or the AP deal with this matter. At present as I mentioned
only two major newspapers Nikkei and Yomiuri reported the leaked name lists. Other newspapers may follow the topic. There is a
strange tendency in the Japanese media that they will not follow news untill foreign authoritative media report it. 

In my opinion this matter might lead to a diplomatic problem. 

One of the reasons is that legal basis is not so clear about the liasion contact between PSIA and CIA. PSIA is based on "Subversive
Activities Prevention Law" and this law does not clearly mention whether PSIA can send its members overseas. 

In this case the partner is CIA and there is a natural question from civil people why PSIA have to have contacts with CIA ( In fact PSIA
passes to CIA sensitive data about Japanese national elections. PSIA routinely investigate and predict the result of elections----this
is also beyond the legal basis.) 

The opposition party will have a lot of chance to attack the government. 

In addition there is a rule in Japan that every foreign issues must finally be attributed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In this point of
view I am very much interested in the process that the MOJ request FBI to urge Cryptome to delete the files. I imagine the MOFA
must be irritated because the MOJ probably have direct contact with FBI. As a result the situation becomes more complicated and the
problem has developed out of range of the problem about PSIA lists. Now it has wider significance ( that is because U.S major media
followed the topic ). 

It sounds a little bit exaggerated but I would say that not only the relation between CIA and PSIA but also the alliance between U.S. and
Japan might be endangered. 

CIA knows that I have spoken about the training course and its relation with PSIA. However untill now CIA and PSIA has ignored me
probably because what I say or write is not so prevalent in Japan. Now that this becomes a major topic they may change their strategy
and take severe legal action. It is also true of the National Police Agency. ( Please don't be afraid. That is what I am hoping for.) 

Actually I have already broken the National Public Servant Law which prohibits ロリータicials and former ロリータicials from leaking the secret
obtained from their job. Why am I not arrested yet? That is because once the problem is brought into courts they themselves have to
submit evidence about the secrets and thus worsen the situation also for them. The provisions is virtually not effective. 

The secrets includes PSIA's unlawful acitivities such as illegal accounts  civil rights invasion and so on. ( As I wrote I was arrested last
year but from reasons above mentioned they prosecuted me for threatening a former co-worker not directly for breaking the National
Public Servant Law. Their hidden intention is clear. I was arrested by Kanagawa Police after I pubished two books criticizing PSIA. At the
same time PSIA was in delicate situation trying to pass the renewed "Subversive Activities Prevention Law. ) 

I am not opposed to publicizing this E-mail account. 

( Attached Chinese charcter "”?“c?Y???Yg is one of my Japanese pseudonyms. Sorry for using a lot of pen names and e-mail
accounts. I wrote a book using the name of "”?“c" but related persons know "handa" is "noda".) 

Surely I wll inform you of what is happening around me but if something critical takes place I think it difficult for me to contact you. 

About telephone I am not a fluent English speaker and it is especially difficult for me to exchange messages using telephone. 

Both of us will be embarrassed I imagine. 

The last part of this message is my PGP public key ( mail address ljoker@maa.spacetown.ne.jp will expire from August.) 

I am not a FBI special agent and so you can freely use any part of this message if you think it worth publicizing it on Cryptome. 

Best regards 

Hironari Noda
Ishi-sou B-tou 203 gou1-29-3wakamiyanakano-kutokyo165-0033
Japan 03-5373-5698 

( On the name lists I wrote my name as "Takao Noda". It is another way of prounauncing the Chinese characters "?h¶". Even a
Japanese cannot read this as "hironari". I did this in order to disguise as if someone besides me had leaked the documents.) 

(;´Д`)ﾊｧ・・・

辻画像ください

> > ﾊｧ?(ﾟ＾ﾟ) じゃねぇﾊｹﾞ失せろ！
> ﾊｧ?(ﾟ＿ﾟ)

↑君はさっきからﾊｧﾊｧやってた香具師ではないな、この場面なら(ﾟДﾟ)ﾊｧ?とくるはず。

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時10分05秒

> ホワイトハウスとネイビーとＦＢＩからメールが来た
> (;´Д`)

ｼｮｳｷヽ(´ー｀)ノｱﾌﾟ

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時10分14秒

> ｱﾆｿｿ以外でお勧めの曲ｵｼｴﾚヽ(´ー｀)ノ

Amenoヽ(´ー｀)ノeRaの曲は精神的

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時09分10秒

> ｱﾆｿｿ以外でお勧めの曲ｵｼｴﾚヽ(´ー｀)ノ

オブラディオブラダ

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時09分10秒

> ホワイトハウスとネイビーとＦＢＩからメールが来た
> (;´Д`)

ｱﾌﾟ(ﾟДﾟ)ノ

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時10分14秒

> 救助まだぁはなげ

ヽ(´ー｀)ノやぁ

参考：2001/02/21(水)20時09分28秒