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Documents were initially attached
to this filing but Doc #3 should have been labeled as Exhibit C as
mentioned for the complaint on pages (11, 22, 23) of Doc #2.
In order to avoid the potential for confusion, an
updated filing was made such that Doc #3 was resubmitted and labeled as
Exhibit C in Doc #8. Active PDF links in the filings remain live and
active links like for the judges, court clerks, and
public to all see. The
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals will now either enforce U.S. wire
communications privacy (18 U.S.C. §2511) and AR State computer fraud
laws (A.C.A. 5-41-103) or judicially pardon GOOG, and MSFT for
criminally violating U.S. privacy laws and Arkansas computer fraud laws
written in 1986 to protect AR citizens from computer frauds when
the "inter-net" was still just an experiment with computers
replacing telegraph and fascimile machines attached to WIRES the FCC
once regulated before a group of nine confused senior citizens created
an imaginary new medium that will never exist.
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