61. From Grady@netcom.com (Grady Ward) Subject Gag Order From From Grady@netcom.com (Grady Ward) Subject gag order from Brinkema MessageID GradyDyzMsJ.58A@netcom.com Date Wed, 9 Oct 1996 025531 GMT Sender http://thingy.apana.org.au/~fjc/scn/961009-grady.txt

From: grady@netcom.com (Grady Ward) Subject: gag order from Brinkema Message-ID:

62. Forged Cancel Messages For Other Fishman Messages Message by Grady Ward that Mentioned the Forbidden URL Grady Ward Maker of Moby lexicons Look! Grady@netcom.com Words, Hyphenator, http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Fishman/cangra.html

Forged Cancels for Mentioning the Forbidden URL An escalation of hostilies in the war between the Church and the Net occurred when someone began cancelling posts that merely contained the URL of the Fishman web site. The cancel messages from noman@odesi.com are forgeries; host odesi.com does not exist. It has not been possible to trace their true origin. Message by Grady Ward that Mentioned the Forbidden URL Forged Cancel for the Above Message

63. Untitled (NOTE answers by Grady Ward are in parenthesis following the requested item) NOTICE OF DEPOSITION OF DEFENDANT Grady Ward AND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Fishman/grady-discovery.html

(NOTE: answers by Grady Ward are in parenthesis following the requested item) Thomas R. Hogan, Esq., California State Bar No. 042048 LAW OFFICES OF THOMAS R. HOGAN 60 South Market Street, Suite 1125 San Jose, CA 95113-2332 Telephone: (408) 292-7600 Helena K. Kobrin 7629 Fulton Avenue North Hollywood, California 91605 Telephone: (213) 960-1933 Attorneys for Plaintiff RELIGIOUS TECHNOLOGY CENTER UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA RELIGIOUS TECHNOLOGY CENTER, a ) California non-profit corporation, ) ) Plaintiff, ) ) v. ) ) GRADY WARD, ) ) Defendant. ) ) No. C 96-20207 RMW NOTICE OF DEPOSITION OF DEFENDANT GRADY WARD AND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS AND THINGS TO ALL PARTIES AND THEIR ATTORNEYS OF RECORD: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT pursuant to written stipulation, Rule 30 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and the Court's order, plaintiff RELIGIOUS TECHNOLOGY CENTER does hereby notice the deposition of GRADY WARD to be taken at Crnich Deposition located at 626 "H" Street, Eureka, California 95501, commencing at 9:00 a.m. on April 8, 1996, and continuing from day to day thereafter, as approved by the Court, excluding Saturday, Sunday and holidays, until completed before a notary public authorized to administer the oath. The deposition will be recorded stenographically and may be recorded by sound and visually.

64. NOTs On The Net: Zenon Panoussis As mentioned already, Grady Ward filed a copy of NOTs from Sweden to prove One other bulletin was announced in the case of Grady Ward On January 24, http://www.modemac.com/nots/nots7.html

Zenon Panoussis [The latest developments in this case can be found at the bottom of this Web page.] August 20, 1996: Zenon posts NOTs to alt.religion.scientology While the affair in the Netherlands was heating up, a new wild card was suddenly added to make things even more confusing. Apparently from out of nowhere, a person in Sweden by the name of Zenon Panoussis oracle@dodo.pp.se ) re-posted the NOTs documents to alt.religion.scientology yet again, on August 20. Not only did he post NOTs to alt.religion.scientology, he also announced his intention to sell copies of the OT levels to anyone who asked for them. In addition to this re-post, Zenon posted his manifesto This, of course, prompted an immediate response from Scientology. Zenon's postings were promptly cancelled ...but immediately afterwards, Zenon re-posted NOTs again. He also declared that repeated cancellation of his posts would result in NOTs being re-posted ad nausaeum. email warning to Zenon on August 26, and a second warning on August 31. Here is his reply.

65. From Grady@netcom.com Mon Oct 07 123413 1996 Newsgroups Alt Predicate act, wire fraud a lawful writing of Grady Ward was fraudulently During Volume 3 of the deposition of Grady Ward, Helena K. Kobrin did attempt http://www.modemac.com/nots/grady.txt

From grady@netcom.com Mon Oct 07 12:34:13 1996 Newsgroups: alt.religion.scientology Path: nntp1.best.com!news1.best.com!noos.hooked.net!www.nntp.primenet.com!nntp.primenet.com!howland.erols.net!EU.net!usenet2.news.uk.psi.net!uknet!usenet1.news.uk.psi.net!uknet!dispatch.news.demon.net!demon!netcom.net.uk!netcom.com!grady From: grady@netcom.com (Grady Ward) Subject: Racketeering Filed Monday Message-ID:

66. PGP - Passphrase FAQ Comments to Grady Ward, Grady@netcom.com. Contributors John Kelsey, c445585@mizzou1.missouri.edu (Appendix A) RSA Data Security (Appendix C. The MD5 http://www.unix-ag.uni-kl.de/~conrad/krypto/passphrase-faq.html

Taken from alt.security.pgp Passphrase FAQ V. 1.0 2 October 1993 '"PGP," warns Dorothy Denning, a Georgetown University professor who has worked closely with the National Security Agency, "could potentially become a widespread problem.' (E. Dexheimer) Comments to: Grady Ward, grady@netcom.com Contributors: John Kelsey, c445585@mizzou1.missouri.edu Appendix A RSA Data Security ( Appendix C. The MD5 Algorithm Jim Gillogly ( Appendix D. The Secure Hash Algorithm FAQ: How do I choose a good password or phrase? ANS: Shocking nonsense makes the most sense With the intrinsic strength of some of the modern encryption, authentication, and message digest algorithms such as RSA, MD5, SHS and IDEA the user password or phrase is becoming more and more the focus of vulnerability. For example, Deputy Ponder with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department admitted in early 1993 that both they and the FBI despaired of breaking the PGP 1.0 system except through a successful dictionary attack (trying many possible passwords or phrases from lists of probable choices and their variations) rather than "breaking" the underlying cryptographic algorithm mathematically. The fundamental reason why attacking or trying to guess the user's password or phrase will increasingly be the focus of cryptanalysis is that the user's choice of password may represent a much simpler cryptographic key than optimal for the encryption algorithm being used. This weakness of the user's password choice provides the potential cryptanalytic wedge.

67. TEMPEST In A Teapot Grady Ward (Grady@netcom.com); public key verification by PK server, finger, or by request. Version 1.0 22 March 93. TEMPEST is the code name for technology http://www.austinlinks.com/Crypto/tempest.html

TEMPEST in a teapot A note discussing the prevention of electromagnetic eavesdropping of personal computers. Grady Ward (grady@netcom.com) public key verification by PK server, finger, or by request Version 1.0 22 March 93 TEMPEST is the code name for technology related to limiting unwanted electromagnetic emissions from data processing and related equipment. Its goal is to limit an opponent's capability to collect information about the internal data flow of computer equipment. Most information concerning TEMPEST specifications is classified by the United States Government and is not available for use by its citizens. The reason why TEMPEST technology is particularly important for computers and other data processing equipment is the kinds of signals components in a computer use to talk to each other ("square waves") and their clock speeds (measured in megahertz) produce a particularly rich set of unintentional signals in a wide portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. Because the spurious emissions occupy so wide a portion of that spectrum, technologies used to block one portion of the spectrum (as pulling the shades closed on a window to stop the visible light portion) are not necessarily effective in another portion. Unintentional emissions from a computer system can be captured and processed to reveal information about the target systems from simple levels of activity to even remotely copying keystrokes or capturing monitor information. It is speculated that poorly protected systems can be effectively monitored up to the order of one kilometer from the target equipment.

68. The Church Of Scientology Vs. The Net Scientology sues and deposes Grady Ward. On March 21, 1996, the Church of Scientology sued Grady Ward and obtained a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) http://eagle.westnet.gr/~cgian/cos.htm

Visitors to this site Subscribe to the Activist Mailing List Powered by groups.yahoo.com This page was created by Ron Newman. The opinions expressed here are solely those of the author, and are not necessarily shared by any one else The Church of Scientology is a religious cult which has unwisely decided to declare war against the Usenet and Internet communities. Since December of 1994, this Church and its followers have committed numerous acts that are hostile to the spirit of free speech on the Net. This web page is intended to document these activities. Quick index: Scientology continues to massively spam Usenet Recent events Lawsuits and raids: Suit against Keith Henson Suit against Grady Ward Raid on Dennis Erlich; suit against Erlich, BBS, Netcom Raid on Arnie Lerma; suit against Lerma, DGSys, Washington Post ... Raid on anon.penet.fi, an anonymous remailer in Finland Attempts to censor the Net: Attempt to remove alt.religion.scientology newsgroup Unauthorized cancel messages sent to alt.religion.scientology and other newsgroups Harassment of Netizens and others: Legal and extra-legal threats against netizens Attempts to intimidate anonymous remailer operators with legal threats Harassment of writers and journalists Legal resources (sites containing legal documents in Scientology-vs-the-Net cases): Electronic Frontier Foundation CoS-vs-the-Net web site Maureen Garde's web site Recent events For other recent updates, please visit

69. Zenon Vs CoS: Psychotic Organizations & Lawyers RTC has made its case against Grady Ward relevant in the abovementioned RTC s case against Grady Ward stands or falls with the question whether the NOTs http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/~d1dd/cos/pan30.html

Grady Ward wrote: I received a fax from Grady. Shortly thereafter I filed the following brief by fax. The translation is very litteral, please excuse the Swedishisms. Primary court of Stockholm P O Box 8307 104 20 Stockholm Cases T 7-866-96, B 7-3475-96 and Ä 9-87-96. In the USA, RTC has sued and carries a process against a certain Grady Ward , with allegations that he violates the American equivalent to the law on protection of trade secrets. RTC has made its case against Grady Ward relevant in the abovementioned cases through its file attachement 9 in case T 7-866-96. RTC's case against Grady Ward stands or falls with the question whether the NOTs have been made public or not. The material whose reproduction and/or distribution through me constitutes the core and ground of all the above cases, appears in file attachement 37 in case T 7-866-96. The greatest part of this material, namely (my) NOTs, are reproduced in the primary court's file with protocol number ADM 1.14.6/96. Grady Ward has received a copy of the latter document and filed it in the American court as evidence of the fact that the NOTs have been publicized. The copy that Grady Ward handed in to the court is bound with security string and is attested by the registrar of the administrative section of the primary court of Stockholm. RTC and its representatives live perhaps in the naive belief that the RTC's counterparts cannot communicate with each-other, and that the RTC can both eat the cake and have it by presenting mutually contradicting claims in different cases. Fortunately this is not accurate, and the RTC has to choose between giving up its suit against Grady Ward or giving up its suit against me.

70. Revolt In The Stars - Summary By Grady Ward Revolt In The Stars. by L. Ron Hubbard. Summarised by Grady Ward. It is the OTIII mythology detailed and expanded. Maybe there are thousands of http://www.suburbia.com.au/~fun/scn/pers/fun/xenu/revolt.html?FACTNet

71. Emory Magazine | Feature: Miller–Ward The walls of the Judson C. Ward Board Room are lined with He was named medical director at Grady Hospital in 1989 and later served as chief of http://www.emory.edu/EMORY_MAGAZINE/autumn2000/miller_ward.html

Volume Number The Romance of the West Home Away from Home Burden of Proof The Moviegoer Your connection to Emory University Emory University Association of Emory Alumni Current News and Events EmoryWire ... Sports Updates Use our searchable index to find specific Emory Magazine articles from 1995 to 2000. T O THE GREAT DELIGHT OF ALUMNI Viewed from the outside, the house makes a striking impression. Its gabled roof and turret pose proudly against the blue of the autumn sky. In the William and Clara Redmond Gardens, The Redmonds, Warren, McLarty, and Davis are among the twenty-five individuals and two groups of benefactors (Oxford graduates and members of the Class of 1968) who are honored with named rooms or sections of the Miller-Ward Alumni House. In all, about seven hundred donors contributed to the building project, according to Jack Gilbert, associate vice president for institutional advancement. The place is clearly a celebration of all things Emory. A quick tour is a difficult task: the walls are lined with beckoning photos of anonymous students and prominent alumni.

72. Saving Babies Goal Of Donna Carson's Project Prevent When we started, 35 percent of babies at Grady tested positive for drugs; babies often stay for extended periods of time in the neonatal Ward at Grady. http://www.emory.edu/EMORY_REPORT/erarchive/1999/February/erfebruary.1/2_1_99car

Emory Report Feb. 1, 1999 Volume 51, No. 18 Saving babies goal of Donna Carson's Project Prevent "This is what we call the 'angel room,'" Donna Carson said as she walked into a lavender-hued corner room of Project Prevent's headquarters on Juniper Street in Midtown. Just below its ceiling, the room is bordered with angels hovering above a crib, bassinet, rocking chair and automatic swing. Elsewhere in the two-story house is the "fish room," along with one or two others that await proper names to suit their bright, freshly painted motifs. Each of these rooms also await future tenants: tiny residents, often weighing no more than a few pounds, to whom the value of these rooms cannot possibly be measured. Project Prevent is Emory's best-kept secret. Carson, its founder, has spent 22 years as a social worker and faculty member in the Department of Pediatrics, 15 as the sole social worker in Grady Hospital's neonatal intensive care nursery. In 1983 she founded the "Grady Rockers" program, using volunteers to provide the human touch and stimulation babies in the ward might not otherwise receive. But in 1990 Carson realized the problems these babies face had escalated. "Drugs had started to affect babies," she said. "Drug-addicted mothers would not get any prenatal care, would use drugs throughout their pregnancies and would walk in and deliver a baby that was one pound. We would do everything medically to save the child's life, spend a half-million dollars on the baby, only to have a mother who wasn't able to provide care for the baby."

73. Lista Di Manager Dale Ward CSK Auto Corp,. Dalia Lev SuperSol Ltd., Daniel A Grady Bose Corp.,. Daniel Attias Carmel Container Systems Ltd, http://it.transnationale.org/manager/manager_D.htm

Inizio : Aziende > Lista di manager: A B C D E F G H ... Z D A R Thomson: Boots Co. plc. Cadbury Schweppes plc D Andrew Edwards: Tredegar Corp D Antonio Marti Ciruelos: TPI Telefónica Publicidad e Información SA D Bryan Jordan: Regions Financial Corp. D Cotterill: British Vita PLC D Drillock: Cytec Industries Inc. D Dwight Scott: El Paso Corp D Eustace: KPN D G Yoon: Anam Semiconductors D Honorato Lopez Isla: Union Fenosa SA D J Kappler: Cadbury Schweppes plc Camelot Group Plc. D Jeffrey Rankin: TECO Energy, Inc D John S. Roques: Portman Building Society D K Davies: International Forest Products Ltd D Luteijn: Rabobank Group D Quinlan: Kidde plc D S Julius: BPAmoco plc Lloyds TSB Group. D Scott Davis: UPS (United Parcel Service) D Sundaram: Hindustan Lever D Van der Plassche: Telindus Group DA Crawford: Foster's Group Limited Dabid Tordjman: Jennyfer Boutique Dafna Golan: RIT Technologies Ltd Dafna Gruber: Alvarion Ltd. (ex BreezeCOM) Dag J. Opedal: Orkla Dag Klackenberg: Vattenfall AB Dahlberg, WA: Southern Co. Dahlsten: Sweden Post Dain M Hancock: Lockheed Martin Corp. Daisuke Hatakake: Kubota Corp.

74. My Family bullet Grady Ward. Parents Lorenza S. Ward and Lucinda MALLET. bullet Grady Leon Ward. Parents Thomas Jackson (Jack) Ward and Clara Luticia Brunson. http://www.fortunecity.com/millennium/hindmarsh/384/d1022.htm

web hosting domain names photo sharing George Washington Ward was born on 10 Oct 1902 in FL?. He died on 3 Jan 1981 in FL?. He was married to Bertha Lucille POWELL about 1925. Children were: Lana Ward Larry Ward Georgia Ann WARD was born in Nov 1866 in Walton Co., FL. She died in 1942. Buried at Davisville, Escambia Co., FL Parents: Celestine Josiah Thomas William Augustus WARD and Nancy Elizabeth (Bettie) MAJORS Children were: Semmie MILLER Oscar MILLER Richard Stephen MILLER Rosa Belle MILLER Children were: Michael Blake BAKER Walter L. (Sigbee) BAKER Arnie BAKER Kilby BAKER ... Audrey (Aud) BAKER Georgia Anna WARD was born on 4 Jul 1887 in Baldwin Co., AL. Parents: Zachariah Thomas WARD and Matilda HARRIS Children were: Addie Mae VAUGHAN Lucille VAUGHAN Anna Inez VAUGHAN Mary Lee VAUGHAN ... Gertrude VAUGHAN Georgia Ruth WARD was born in Apr 1920. She died in Apr 1920. Parents: James Oscar Elijah WARD and Carrie Otis MAJORS Gertrude WARD Gertrude (Gurdy) WARD Gilbert WARD was born on 15 Sep 1896 in FL. He died on 18 Nov 1954. Buried at Molino, Escambia Co., FL. Parents: James Riley (Dock) WARD and Julia GRIMES Gladys M. WARD

75. Obsessed With Wrestling Tony Jones b Chris Ward, Vic Grimes b Erin O Grady, Vinny Massaro b Boyce draw Erin O Grady, APW Universal champ Maxx Justice b Chris Ward.. http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/results/apw.html

APW RESULTS All-Pro Wrestling September 5, 1997 All Pro Wrestling May 1, 1998 All Pro Wrestling May 16, 1998 All Pro Wrestling May 29, 1998 All Pro Wrestling June 28, 1998 All Pro Wrestling July 10, 1998 All Pro Wrestling in Hayward, California: Jason C. Clay b Boom Boom Comini, Tony Jones b Boyce LeGrande, Donovan Morgan b Vinny Massaro, Michael Modest b Frank Murdoch-DQ, Robert Thompson draw Erin O'Grady, APW Universal champ Maxx Justice b Chris Ward.. August 7, 1998 All Pro Wrestling in Hayward, California: Frank Murdoch b Chris Ward, Rick Turner b Boom Boom Comini, Robert Thompson b Vinny Massaro, Jason C. Clay b El Chicano Flame, Christopher Daniels b The Suicide Kid, Tony Jones b Donovan Morgan, Michael Modest b Jimmy Ripp, Boyce LeGrande b APW Universal champ Maxx Justice in a non-title match.. August 9, 1998 All Pro Wrestling January 15, 1999 All Pro Wrestling December 30, 2000 All Pro Wrestling - King of the Indies 2000 in Galt, California: Chris Daniels b Boyce LeGrande (1st), Scoot Andrews b Vinny Massaro (1st), Michael Modest b Robert Thompson (1st), Donovan Morgan b Vic Capri (1st), Chris Daniels b Scoot Andrews (2nd), Donovan Morgan b Michael Modest (2nd), Chris Daniels b Donovan Morgan to win the 2000 King of the Indies Tournament.. October 26, 2001

76. Computer Underground Digest Sun Apr 26, 1998 Volume 10 Issue 26 Grady accepts donations to defray mounting legal expenses. Send donations to Grady Ward, 3449 Martha Ct., Arcata, CA 95521 For more info http://venus.soci.niu.edu/~cudigest/CUDS10/cud1026

Subject: File 5Re: Cu Digest, #10.25, Weds 22 Apr 98 In article you wrote: > From"Frank Knobbe" > DateFri, 17 Apr 1998 23:07:17 -0600 > SubjectFile 6Re"tagging color printers" (CuD 10.22) > > > Date06 Apr 1998 15:29:44 -0400 > > FromMark Atwood

77. Alt.religion.scientology Week In Review Grady Ward was deposed by cult attorneys this week. As a result of the suit against Grady Ward, the cult is preparing to subpoena the records of http://www.religio.de/publik/arsreview/140496.html

Volume 0, Issue 49 vom 14. 04. 1996 Contents Grady Ward Update Remailers Keith Henson Update Bombers vs. Scientology ... Scientology News Grady Ward Update Grady Ward was deposed by cult attorneys this week. He was questioned for about 10 hours concerning items such as his computer equipment, his educational background and was confronted with numerous postings which he allegedly posted. Grady recorded the entire proceedings on his notebook computer. the RealAudio files can be found at his web site http://www.northcoast.com/~grady/Welcome.html Shelley Thomson posted quotes from Grady before the deposition. He had conversations with cult attorneys concerning the examination of his scanners and shredders. They also discussed the answers Grady provided to the requests for documents, "None". "They decided at the last minute not to fly up when they realized most of the responses were 'none' and the only material I have is indices from free_agent newsreader and other rather random stuff. "Hogan wouldn't take the answers as I had written them. "He would say questions that assumed facts not in evidence such as 'Are you saying that you got rid of the OT documents so that you don't have them now?' or 'What exactly was your response after you posted the OTIII documents?'

78. Alt.religion.scientology Week In Review Grady Ward had a preliminary hearing this week. Grady is accused by the cult Grady Ward presented himself pro se. He wore a tweed sport jacket and a red http://www.religio.de/publik/arsreview/070496.html

Volume 0, Issue 48 vom 07. 04. 1996 Contents Arnie Lerma Grady Ward Keith Henson Karin Spaink ... Time Warner Arnie Lerma Arnie Lerma posted a March 19th order by Judge Leonie Brinkema, returning Arnie's computer equipment so that he can file his taxes. "The Court, after reviewing the filings by the parties and hearing the statements of counsel, hereby ORDERS: Grady Ward Grady Ward had a preliminary hearing this week. Grady is accused by the cult of being the author of the Scamizdat series of anonymous posts containing confidential processing levels. Shelley Thomson reported the proceedings in her Biased Journalism newsletter. "Thomas R. Hogan undertook to speak for the plaintiffs. Grady Ward presented himself pro se. He wore a tweed sport jacket and a red tie, the type of thing a country businessman might wear; this contrasted sharply with the smoothly tailored RTC lawyers, who seemed to have bought their gear at Spare No Expense, Inc. "Judge Whyte asks if he has any connection to SCAMIZDAT. Grady Ward firmly denies that he is behind SCAMIZDAT. 'Do you know who is doing it?' the Judge asks. 'No, I do not,' Grady replies. "A discussion of the TRO ensues. Grady does not mind being enjoined from doing things he had not planned to do anyway, but he is unsure of the scope of the proposed order.

79. Phrack Inc. Volume Three, Issue 30, File 12 Of 12 PWN PWN PWN Grady Ward, age 38, who worked for Apple until January (1989), said that he received the subpeona from an FBI agent, who identified himself as Steven E. http://www.phrack.org/phrack/30/P30-12

80. Mutant X Back in the woods, Shalimar convinces Grady to tell her and Brennan about Project 318 and mutant Michael Ward/the beast (Noah Danby). http://www.mutantx.net/episodes/season2/epi_204.html

Whose Woods These Are (EPI #204) The Mutant X team heads into the wilderness to stop a beast that has been killing hikers. Previous Menu Next Multimedia: Photo Gallery Credits: Cast and Production Extended Synopsis Shalimar (Victoria Pratt) and Brennan (Victor Webster) Emma (Lauren Lee Smith) Jesse (Forbes March) and Adam (John Shea) Arriving at Veterans Hospital, Jesse and Emma phase through the wall and use telepathic suggestion to sneak past the guards. Entering a sterile room filled with computerized equipment, they find a sedated Nathaniel Block bolted to a chair with electrically charged shackles. Back in the woods, Brennan watches Grady put on a headset. Eavesdropping on his conversation, Brennan learns that Grady is actually a government agent. Back at the hospital, Jesse and Emma learn that Nathaniel is a feral who was acquired from Genomex for Project 318 a secret experiment that is an offshoot of the space

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