Yeah, take a look, it states in Bushy's posting of the article about a
former Belfort employee that a restraining order was issued for some
period of time ... whenever! But, Bushy Salami, the posts have never
stopped in this news group! Thus, wouldn't that been a violation!
Apparently, they are as fricken STUPID as YOU!!!!! Maybe you should
apply for a job! then, the blind can lead the blind! What a stupid
dumb-a**!!!!!

I laugh my fricken a** off as you go around playing Joe Friday! If you
perform like this on your job, they should fire you! Or, do you have
some sort of gay protection or something like that!

Have a nice day Bushy! Be sure to give Belfort a call, and let them
know you solved the case!!!!! Haaaaa Haaaaa Haaaa! What a fu**ing
jerk!

Here is Mr. Kukoo's website on Shimadzu
http://www.geocities.com/****madzu/

It must have been very hard to the Kuku family last year, when Joseph
Kuku passed away at the end of May at age 81. He is survived by his
wife Alma, age 69, and sons Mark, 46, and Doug, 43. They are devoted
sons and continure to live with their mother.

And here's an interesting posting from the BioNet forum in July 2000.
This family has been doing this for a very long time.

###############################
TEXT:

When the Baltimore Convention Center dismissed Douglas
Kukucka
as director of building services last year, the 35-year-old engineer
did
what any city employee who feels wronged might do: he wrote letters
and
called elected officials, including the mayor.

But dissatisfied with the lack of response from city officials,
Kukucka turned to the weapon of the '90s, the Internet. He and his
friends
trash Baltimore through their Web site.

"Baltimore City's murder rate is rising again!" blares one line.
"The syphilis capitol in the U.S.," says another.

"What goes on behind the scenes in Charm City will surprise
you!" screams a third.

The site has garnered the attention of Baltimore officials --
which
is what Kukucka wanted.

Kukucka, who declined to identify his associates, contends that he
was a victim of discrimination, sexual harassment and an
unreasonable
workload from convention officials and that he was wrongly blamed
for
problems caused by a drunken employee, illiterate workers, and
failures in
health and safety policies.

"To this day, I'm upset about it," Kukucka said.

Kukucka and friends are part of a growing number of people using
the Internet to attack anyone from employers to teachers. And
courts
are supporting the online critics, saying the Internet is protected by
the
same free speech rights given to books, newspapers and pamphlets.

In April, a northeast Ohio school district agreed to settle a
federal lawsuit by paying $30,000 to a high school student it had
suspended
for creating a Web site describing his band teacher as a chubby man
with a
bad haircut who played favorites.

A federal judge in Seattle ruled earlier this year that a consumer
had the right to post slurs and personal information about
executives
of a credit card company after the man became involved in a
dispute
over a credit report. The Web site organizer called the executives
"scumbags,
jack asses and jerks" and posted their home addresses, phone numbers
and maps
to their homes.

`More people more quickly'
"You have the right to create a Web site just as much as you
have a right to make up a pamphlet and pass it out," said Solange
Bitol, a
First Amendment attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union in
Washington.

"What makes people nervous is that your criticism can reach more
people more quickly."

Baltimore Convention Center officials are trying to design their own
Web site to counter the online critics, Mayor Kurt L. Schmoke said.

"It hasn't hurt us in terms of actual bookings, but we do
have
to respond," the mayor said Wednesday. "Because so much commerce is
being
done on the Internet now, it's something that we can't ignore."

That's just what the creators of the Web site --
www.geocities.com/allStreet/Floor/6065/ -- intended.

None of their names appears on the site's entries, but there is a
linkto a letter addressed to Schmoke from "the former director of
building services for the Baltimore Convention Center." The letter
details why
the author believes that he was wrongly fired and the dates he worked.

Kukucka acknowledged being the author. Although he didn't create
the site, Kukucka contributes to it. He said a group of five or six
Web-wise people upset with city government helped to design and operate
it.
`Decide for yourself!!!'

Kukucka hopes to undermine Baltimore Convention Center
business
by highlighting the city's faults, such as widespread drug-use and
violent crime. One line mentions that Baltimore hopes to host the
2012
Olympic games, followed by an entry titled: "What's Wrong With
Baltimore decide
for yourself!!!"

"I'd love to go down to City Hall and picket and pass out
leaflets," Kukucka said. "But it gets a little old standing out there
in the heat
or cold. The Internet now can be used by someone who is wronged."

Convention officials wouldn't discuss Kukucka's situation, saying
only that he was dismissed during his probationary period in April
1997,
11 weeks after he was hired. But they acknowledge that there is
little
they can do about his Web site.

The site has about 20 visitors daily. Many of the visits, which
are recorded by the site, come from city officials and downtown
businesses trying to determine what the group is saying about
Baltimore, Kukucka
said.

`He's very clever'

"There are some people who have asked questions about it, and he's
very clever in how he uses it," said Schmoke, whose mayoral portrait is
the
only picture on the site and appears above the phrase "Welcome To
Baltimore Hon!"

Statistics that appear on the site showing the city in a bad light
were generated by the government and reported by the news media. But
the
city disputes Kukucka's Convention Center employment claims,
calling
them exaggerations.

"It just reminds you of the downside of the Internet," Schmoke
said. "It's something we'll all have to address."

The matter is being addressed across the nation by legislatures
and courts, but not fast enough to keep up with the online
evolution. On
the federal level, Congress is debating measures concerning
Internet pornography and gambling.

"Five years ago, you would not have dreamed about creating a Web
site
to make disparaging remarks about your employer," said Bitol,
the
ACLU attorney.

The mayor and other city leaders accept that online critics
such
as Kukucka and his associates are here to stay. But Schmoke said he is
willing to discuss their concerns in the hopes of having the site
removed.

`Personnel matter run amok'

"It's really a personnel matter run amok," Schmoke said. "I'm sorry
that he feels so intensely, but any legitimate concerns he has we
will look
in to and address."

Kukucka said that the Web site's popularity is growing and
that dismantling it might not be an option. But with the city's
reputation
as his hostage, Kukucka is willing to talk, he said. "It will stay up
for
an eternity until the mayor agrees to straighten out my problems,"
he
said. "And maybe some other problems."

Pub Date: 8/07/98

Copyright The Baltimore Sun 1998

--------------------------------------------------------

We now know the five or six web-wise folks were non other than his
older brother, Mark A. Kukucka. Markee was an "expert" at ranting and
raving on the internet and the Usenet after getting fired himself from
Shimadzu of Columbia, Md. Mark also can claim experience at standing in
front of buildings and ranting about Ryland homes.

OOPS!

Did I say too much?
Mark and Ryland homes coming soon to a newsgroup near you!

Bushy Salami, I CANNOT wait unitl this Kukooky guy and DW catch up with
your ass! I'm quite sure that you shall be tied up with lawsuit after
lawsuit! I cannot wait!!!! You attack everyone because YOU are just
literally stupid!!!!

See if you can post some more about these guys! The more you post, the
more evidence they'll have! You sals tossing Dumb-A**!

wrote:
Here is Mr. Kukoo's website on Shimadzu
http://www.geocities.com/****madzu/

It must have been very hard to the Kuku family last year, when Joseph
Kuku passed away at the end of May at age 81. He is survived by his
wife Alma, age 69, and sons Mark, 46, and Doug, 43. They are devoted
sons and continure to live with their mother.

And here's an interesting posting from the BioNet forum in July 2000.
This family has been doing this for a very long time.

###############################
TEXT:

When the Baltimore Convention Center dismissed Douglas
Kukucka
as director of building services last year, the 35-year-old engineer
did
what any city employee who feels wronged might do: he wrote letters
and
called elected officials, including the mayor.

But dissatisfied with the lack of response from city officials,
Kukucka turned to the weapon of the '90s, the Internet. He and his
friends
trash Baltimore through their Web site.

"Baltimore City's murder rate is rising again!" blares one line.
"The syphilis capitol in the U.S.," says another.

"What goes on behind the scenes in Charm City will surprise
you!" screams a third.

The site has garnered the attention of Baltimore officials --
which
is what Kukucka wanted.

Kukucka, who declined to identify his associates, contends that he
was a victim of discrimination, sexual harassment and an
unreasonable
workload from convention officials and that he was wrongly blamed
for
problems caused by a drunken employee, illiterate workers, and
failures in
health and safety policies.

"To this day, I'm upset about it," Kukucka said.

Kukucka and friends are part of a growing number of people using
the Internet to attack anyone from employers to teachers. And
courts
are supporting the online critics, saying the Internet is protected by
the
same free speech rights given to books, newspapers and pamphlets.

In April, a northeast Ohio school district agreed to settle a
federal lawsuit by paying $30,000 to a high school student it had
suspended
for creating a Web site describing his band teacher as a chubby man
with a
bad haircut who played favorites.

A federal judge in Seattle ruled earlier this year that a consumer
had the right to post slurs and personal information about
executives
of a credit card company after the man became involved in a
dispute
over a credit report. The Web site organizer called the executives
"scumbags,
jack asses and jerks" and posted their home addresses, phone numbers
and maps
to their homes.

`More people more quickly'
"You have the right to create a Web site just as much as you
have a right to make up a pamphlet and pass it out," said Solange
Bitol, a
First Amendment attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union in
Washington.

"What makes people nervous is that your criticism can reach more
people more quickly."

Baltimore Convention Center officials are trying to design their own
Web site to counter the online critics, Mayor Kurt L. Schmoke said.

"It hasn't hurt us in terms of actual bookings, but we do
have
to respond," the mayor said Wednesday. "Because so much commerce is
being
done on the Internet now, it's something that we can't ignore."

That's just what the creators of the Web site --
www.geocities.com/allStreet/Floor/6065/ -- intended.

None of their names appears on the site's entries, but there is a
linkto a letter addressed to Schmoke from "the former director of
building services for the Baltimore Convention Center." The letter
details why
the author believes that he was wrongly fired and the dates he worked.

Kukucka acknowledged being the author. Although he didn't create
the site, Kukucka contributes to it. He said a group of five or six
Web-wise people upset with city government helped to design and operate
it.
`Decide for yourself!!!'

Kukucka hopes to undermine Baltimore Convention Center
business
by highlighting the city's faults, such as widespread drug-use and
violent crime. One line mentions that Baltimore hopes to host the
2012
Olympic games, followed by an entry titled: "What's Wrong With
Baltimore decide
for yourself!!!"

"I'd love to go down to City Hall and picket and pass out
leaflets," Kukucka said. "But it gets a little old standing out there
in the heat
or cold. The Internet now can be used by someone who is wronged."

Convention officials wouldn't discuss Kukucka's situation, saying
only that he was dismissed during his probationary period in April
1997,
11 weeks after he was hired. But they acknowledge that there is
little
they can do about his Web site.

The site has about 20 visitors daily. Many of the visits, which
are recorded by the site, come from city officials and downtown
businesses trying to determine what the group is saying about
Baltimore, Kukucka
said.

`He's very clever'

"There are some people who have asked questions about it, and he's
very clever in how he uses it," said Schmoke, whose mayoral portrait is
the
only picture on the site and appears above the phrase "Welcome To
Baltimore Hon!"

Statistics that appear on the site showing the city in a bad light
were generated by the government and reported by the news media. But
the
city disputes Kukucka's Convention Center employment claims,
calling
them exaggerations.

"It just reminds you of the downside of the Internet," Schmoke
said. "It's something we'll all have to address."

The matter is being addressed across the nation by legislatures
and courts, but not fast enough to keep up with the online
evolution. On
the federal level, Congress is debating measures concerning
Internet pornography and gambling.

"Five years ago, you would not have dreamed about creating a Web
site
to make disparaging remarks about your employer," said Bitol,
the
ACLU attorney.

The mayor and other city leaders accept that online critics
such
as Kukucka and his associates are here to stay. But Schmoke said he is
willing to discuss their concerns in the hopes of having the site
removed.

`Personnel matter run amok'

"It's really a personnel matter run amok," Schmoke said. "I'm sorry
that he feels so intensely, but any legitimate concerns he has we
will look
in to and address."

Kukucka said that the Web site's popularity is growing and
that dismantling it might not be an option. But with the city's
reputation
as his hostage, Kukucka is willing to talk, he said. "It will stay up
for
an eternity until the mayor agrees to straighten out my problems,"
he
said. "And maybe some other problems."

Pub Date: 8/07/98

Copyright The Baltimore Sun 1998

--------------------------------------------------------

We now know the five or six web-wise folks were non other than his
older brother, Mark A. Kukucka. Markee was an "expert" at ranting and
raving on the internet and the Usenet after getting fired himself from
Shimadzu of Columbia, Md. Mark also can claim experience at standing in
front of buildings and ranting about Ryland homes.

OOPS!

Did I say too much?
Mark and Ryland homes coming soon to a newsgroup near you!

Andre, why don't you call him and let him know? His phone number is
410-592-8991, and his address is 12402 Jerusalem Rd, Baltimore, 21087.
The reporter couldn't find it because it's listed in his late father's
name. You can see it at
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search

As for DW, he and I had a very nice conversation on the phone. He
knows all about you and dislikes you as much as we do. I let him know
that you seem to have stopped trying to imitate his writing style, and
he was happy about that. He actually respects Belfort quite a bit, he
thinks that his AWOS equipment is superior to theirs but they have many
products that he has no interest in selling.

Bushy Salami, stated that he contacted DW and that DW told him that
SuperAWOS was superior to Belfort's sytems! But, where did Bushy buy
equipment from ... Belfort! Thus, everyone here has been telling you
this all along! Thus, I just guess you are a dumb-a**!

Secondly, you only think you know who you speak to on the telephone! I
know, you got it all straight after accusing DW ... did you REALLY!!!!


Soon, you shall learn that you blamed that former employee also
wrongly! I cannot wiat until you are slapped with a suit! Yes, we
are close!

Trust me, Mr. Kokucka knows about your activities! In fact, you shall
be dealt with, I'm quite sure of that!

So, Mr. Second class buyer and stupid detective, where do you head now.
I guess you are out of ideas! You go around blaming other people, and
making them look bad without any proof! Your problem is that you brain
is too full of sh** from listening to men squeal as they died, or the
lies that you tell during your Medical Exams for the FAA. Based on
your own words, I have taken the liberty to contact the Head of the
FAA, and passed on your post to him! You fu**ing Dumb-A**!!!!! Take
your Belfort instrumentation, put it on a cab, and now run to the FAA,
to keep your pilots license! You Dumb-A**! You think your smarter
than most people but you are much more stupid than the average guy, and
you know it! Go call DW to check and see if he changed his mind! You
Dumb-ASS!

wrote:
Andre, why don't you call him and let him know? His phone number is
410-592-8991, and his address is 12402 Jerusalem Rd, Baltimore, 21087.
The reporter couldn't find it because it's listed in his late father's
name. You can see it at
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search

As for DW, he and I had a very nice conversation on the phone. He
knows all about you and dislikes you as much as we do. I let him know
that you seem to have stopped trying to imitate his writing style, and
he was happy about that. He actually respects Belfort quite a bit, he
thinks that his AWOS equipment is superior to theirs but they have many
products that he has no interest in selling.