Unabom Information
This site links to articles and commentary about the Unabom spectacle.
Of particular interest is public discourse, the role of media and public
officials, and an attempt to discover what the Unabomber's views really
are. (Unapack Website --
most extensive site supporting Unabomber's anti-tech views)
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Unabom Suspect Arrested 4/4/96
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WWW site for
the Freedom Club (interesting Unabomber info)
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Role of Media and Public Officials
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Hints about the Unabomber's Views
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Unabomber's
Manifesto, nicely formatted by Time-Warner
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Unabomber's Manifesto, full text in two
linked files (may be too large for some WWW viewers)
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Condensed version
of Unabomber's Manifesto
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Letters sent
by the Unabomber
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Unabomber's letter
to NY Times demanding publication of his manifesto
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Kirkpatrick
Sale comments on the Unabomber's views
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Much has been written about the FBI giving copies of the Unabomber's tract
to University Professors to analyze (see, for example,
Scholars
find no cludes in Unabom writings--SF Examiner 8/13/95). Many professors
contend that his arguments "are familiar to anyone with a background in
political science" but "rarely heard in the mainstream media". This appears
to be one of the Unabomber's main points: that these ideas do not get wide
circulation (and are unknown to most people). This is why he feels he needs
to resort to such drastic actions.
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NY Times publishes excerpts from the Unabomber's Manifesto,
August 2, 1995
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Unabomber
sends his Manifesto, one of the few sources that gives more than one
line about his views (6/30/95 San Francisco Chronicle)
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Excepts from Analysis of Unabomber's Manuscript
by the Washington Post
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Some
anti-technology anarchists comment on Unabomber (5/16/95 San Francisco
Chronicle)
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Information about Anarchism on the WorldWide Web
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Example of a critique of technology
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Are You
the Unabomber?, by Kevin Fagan, San Francisco Chronicle, July 21, 1995
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Sources for news updates
Chronology of
Unabomber's atentats
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