Re: Haunted by Epstein, a demented senile pendejo zendejo spirals further out of control
zendejo <[email protected]> Sat, 6 Jun 2026 16:27:39 -0600
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On 6/6/26 1:40 PM, cRudey Canoza wrote: > Fuck off, you spamming POS. Sayeth litle man ball, the multi-news providers troll account and nym-forging spammer... Why is he posting on usenet? Jonathan Ball has used Usenet for various purposes, including posting under multiple aliases (nyms) and engaging in discussions where he has been accused of arguing with himself to feel triumphant. He also used Usenet to discuss his academic background, at one point claiming he had not completed a Ph.D. program in economics at UCLA, but later finding his own posts in Google archives where he had stated the opposite. Additionally, Jonathan Ball started a thread on Usenet with another user's home address. Usenet, created in 1980, functioned as a proto-Reddit with newsgroups for various subjects, and while Google Groups no longer supports new Usenet posts, historical content remains viewable. The decentralized nature of Usenet and its initial lack of oversight attracted people to post a wide range of content, including discussions, advertisements, and even pornography. Google Groups, Techdirt + 2 What are some of the aliases Jonathan Ball used? Jonathan Ball has used a variety of aliases, or "nyms," often multiple times. Some of these include Citizen Benfez, Wilson Woods, Radical Moderate, Bingo, Edward George, Bill, Fred, Mystery Poster, Merlin the dog, Bob the dog, Elvira, Dieter, Abner Hale, Roger Whitaker, Fucktard, Apoo, Ted Bell, Jay Santos, Rudy Canoza, Trappist, and Leif Erikson S. He has also been referred to as "KickBall". Google Groups, Narkive Why did he use so many aliases? Jonathan Ball used multiple aliases, or "nyms," often to argue and defeat himself in a bid to feel triumphant. One source also suggests that another alias, "Benfez," might have been Jonathan Ball, and that this incarnation was a "welcome improvement" in behavior. Google Groups, Narkive