A warning to all nations and micronations

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) October 27, 2007 -- Meritorious Majesties, Esteemed Ministers and Excellencies, Honourable Professionals,

The Micronational Professional Registry (MPR), an international and intermicronational professional registry, forewarns all who may be concerned with the security of their personal or official communications that any emails directed to the so-called "Kingdom of EnenKio", and in particular, to a certain Robert F. Moore, are insecure.

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A warning to all nations and micronations

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You are forewarned that the contents of any email or communication directed to the Kingdom of EnenKio, or to Robert F. Moore, are not covered by normal government or diplomatic reserve.

On 27 October 2007, the contents of emails sent to Robert F. Moore in response to continued abusive spam messages, messages that in of themselves were already abusive, were forwarded to the White House without any prior permission, and for no logical or rational reason. This is a violation of normal diplomatic reserve, a violation of any provision for "sensitive information", a violation of common organisational confidentiality, a violation of internationally respected client privilege norms and in fact, it is a also a violation of International Copyright (C) Law and of Micronational Professional Registry Print Monopoly (PM) standards as well.

Please understand that Robert F. Moore does not seem like a rational person, is clearly vindictive and spiteful, and follows no real government's protocol. Your communications to him or to any official representing the so-called "Kingdom of EnenKio" are not secure.

The Micronational Professional Registry (MPR) will treat Robert F. Moore as persona non grata from this day forward, and the so-called "Kingdom of EnenKio" has been placed on the MPR's first list of Certified Terrorist Nations (CTNs).

More information can be found online at http://www.mpror.net

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