If you're a newbie to encryption, there is a basic tutorial below this tuta.com
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Inbox rules / filters
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Stay safe, stay encrypted!

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A cypherpunk anonymous remailer is a Type I anonymous remailer that takes messages
encrypted with PGP or GPG and forwards them removing any identifying information
from the header. Sending a Cypherpunk Message...

Remailer Reliability Stats: https://www.mixmin.net/echolot/rlist2.html or...
https://tincture.ws/pinger/classic/ https://tincture.ws/pinger/classic/rlist2.html
Encrypt Everything: https://gnupg.org/download/

Step 1: Retrieving the remailer's Public Key.
Generally you can get a Cypherpunk remailer's public key by sending an email message
with the subject "remailer-key" to the server you wish to use.

I've put links here for some remailer keys...

Remailer key for beaufusil: https://groups.google.com/g/alt.privacy.anon-server/c/6H_UtxkYWE0
Remailer key for hsub: https://groups.google.com/g/alt.privacy.anon-server/c/HGKfUsks2Hg
Remailer key for shalo: https://groups.google.com/g/alt.privacy.anon-server/c/QtTm2-Spi7c
Remailer key for paranoia: https://groups.google.com/g/alt.privacy.anon-server/c/Sbw708Rgkmo
Remailer key for dizum: https://groups.google.com/g/alt.privacy.anon-server/c/C7tk1vFkSS8
Remailer key for frell: https://groups.google.com/g/alt.privacy.anon-server/c/_q6eQoBXHjI

Step 2: Import remailer's public keys into PGP or GPG.

Step 3: Compose Message
Compose the message in your favorite text editor, using the following template:
:: Anon-To: <Recipient Email Address> ## Subject: <Subject> <Message Text>

Step 4: Encrypt Message
Use PGP or GPG to encrypt the message that you just composed using the remailer's
public key.

Sending via remailers tutorial...

Send manually yourself and don't trust anonymizing software.

Useful informative remailing links...

https://groups.google.com/g/alt.privacy.anon-server/c/kwqlxg93SVU
This page needs updating but worth a look: https://dizum.com/

2 colons on the first line.
Anon-To: or Anon-Post-To: on second line.
One blank space line. (third line)
2 hash tags. (fourth line)
Subject: (fifth line)
One blank space line. (sixth line)
Start message on 7th line.

Type your message eg:
____________________________________________________________________________________
::
Anon-To: 1234 @ $#&%.com

##
Subject: Going To War (or whatever your subject is)

War is about to break out in...
(now encrypt this message and it should look something like below)
_____________________________________________________________________________________

If you send to a newsgroup it should be...
Anon-Post-To: alt.privacy.anon-server,alt.privacy,alt.privacy.pgp,alt.security.pgp
(or whatever newsgroup/s your sending to)

If to an email address it should be..
Anon-To: 1234 @ $#&%.com (the address of the recipient)

Select the remailer you want to use and encrypt and copy and paste the message into your email.
2 colons on first line.
Encrypted: PGP on second line.
Third line blank.
Encrypted message on 4th line.

It should look something like this after encryption and ready to send...
________________________________________________________________
::
Encrypted: PGP

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
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=UupW
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

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Stay safe, stay encrypted!