More on T-Mobile blocking TxTMOB messages during last week's' RNC
By Peter Rojas 
posted September 8th 2004 11:40AM
posted September 8th 2004 11:40AM
It's not quite as fun as believing that T-Mobile participated in some sort of conspiracy to keep protesters at last week's Republican National Convention from getting text messages sent to them via the mass TxTMOB messaging service, but more or less as you'd expect, the real "culprit" was a T-Mobile spam filter that automatically blocks anyone trying to send more than a hundred messages from the same SMTP server. Note to self: please read up on that William of Occam guy.
It doesn't matter what really happened. If the conspiracy is what people want to believe, they'll just keep on believeing it, like the 'plastic turkey'. Your logic and facts are no match for their unsubstantiated claims and insinuations!
that Occam guy was obviously a total hack. Like they even had razors back then, to begin with. This is yet another case of evil-underground government inserting stories into history books. Boy, you bet they wish they had that one back, though. Who thinks simple answers are correct ones these days? Red Commies, that's who.
From Crytome, "In reference to spy-vehicle-02.htm, this type of vehicle was present in New York City for several days during the RNC. It was being operated by the Secret Service."
http://cryptome.org/spy-vehicle-02.htm