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PNJ posters to answer for attacks

   March 16, 2008

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The most foul posters to the PNJ website may have themselves with more legal troubles than they ever counted on. This time it won’t be the News Journal that is outing them.

One of targets of the constant, baseless attacks and lies is tired of the daily barrage pof slanderous posts. He plans to respond to the full extent of the law.

The danger of anonymous posts is that the posters believe that they are bulletproof and can get away with any statements. There is no accountability.

The biggest abusers, posters like T Jeffers, may be in for big surprises soon.

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