[Free-sklyarov-uk] Re: [free-sklyarov] Re: UK Free-Sklyarov Mailing List

[Anton Chterenlikht]

Dear David,

I agree with all you say.
But, I had only two minutes to explain the situation.
I was very nervous and the radio guy was not
sympathetic at all.

I just wanted to make them interested  because only if
they are interested there was a chance that they will ask
more questions and I'll have more time to speak.

I guess I failed.

Maybe I did wrong, maybe it was a bad idea

anton


Seth David Schoen wrote:

> Some of these things are no longer true:
>
> Anton Chterenlikht writes:
>
> > So, instead of making the civil case IAdobe vs Elcomsoftf they?ve chosen the
> > most vulnerable person available who was Dmitry (probably if Dmitry would go
> > there with his family they would arrest his wife and children instead of him!).
>
> I doubt that -- it's hard to convince the FBI that they broke the law.
>
> > Just think about this: Dmitry is innocent (even Adobe recognised this and
> > finally, after a strong pressure from many people and organisations around the
> > world said that he should be released from the federal custody).
>
> Adobe didn't agree that he's innocent, just that prosecuting him is
> not in their best interests.  I agree with them that prosecuting him
> is not in their best interests, but unfortunately that might be
> because it has been turning the public and their customers against
> Adobe and against the DMCA.
>
> > So, he is innocent and.. he is in jail, in a foreign country, with poor English,
> > far away from his family (his wife Oxana and the two children, son Egor, 2.5
> > years old and daughter Polina, only 3 mohths old, they have no money to visit
> > him even if they will be allowed. At present they aren?t).
>
> Now: his family have received "numerous" offers for the full cost of a
> trip to Las Vegas or the Bay Area.  Aside from individual pledges of
> $20-$100, several individuals have simply offered to underwrite the
> entire cost personally.
>
> Everyone who has spoken to or corresponded with Oksana Sklyarov,
> including EFF officials and colleagues of Dmitry Sklyarov, has gotten
> the same reply: Ms. Sklyarov _does not wish to come to the United
> States_.
>
> > There is no reliable information about his whereabouts; no one knows where and
> > when he?ll turn out next.
>
> This situation has been improving: lawyers and his family have been in
> contact with him at the jail in Las Vegas where he's held.  Although
> the Federal Marshals could move him, lawyers and his family would be
> able to infer that that had happened, and apparently we even know
> which jails in Santa Clara County he might end up in.  He would only
> be out of touch for a short time in transit between jails.
>
> > How can it be explained that Russian consul still (after 10 days) haven?t got a
> > permission to see Dmitry
>
> I don't believe that any of their requests have been refused.
>
> > Finally I would like to repeat the words of two of the leading British
> > scientists.
> >
> > Alan Cox, the leading developer of Linux operating system said:
>
> The lead developer is Linus Torvalds; Alan Cox is "second-in-command".
>
> --
> Seth David Schoen <schoen at loyalty.org>  | Lending, printing, copying, giving
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>
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