Raisethefist.com Raided
mfb and others wrote in about a raid on the operator of raisethefist.com last week. It was first reported on Indymedia.org here and here, followed by an LA Weekly article. By far the best news piece so far is this one from Newsbytes.
NEWSFLASH raisethefist.com is running out of current allocated bandwidth. In just two days we have used over 130MB of data transfer. The limit is 512MB per month. That means we will run out of bandwidth in less than a week. If we do, the site will be shut down indefinitely. We need to move to another web host in order to keep the site up and updated with official information for its visitors. If you would like to donate space, the e-mail contact information is on the bottom of this page.
I think it's a bad idea to link directly to his site.. We could end up costing him a lot of money in bandwidth terms.
woof.
Move along now, nothing to moderate here.
I don't think anyone was throwing any books at Martin Luther. That was one of the things he was complaining about, i.e. that lay persons were instructed to not read for themselves.
And in other news...
"The US army were embarased today in an attack on Afgan terrorists. They were quoted saying "Damn you leet-terror.com and your fake C4 recipies!" The scent of burning silly putty could be smelt for miles"
:\ Daz
From the Newsbytes story: "In the interview, Austin said he did not write the bomb instructions but instead copied the pages from another site."
Never mind incitement to violence - this guy's a copyright violator! Let him fry, I say.
Thoreau, in Civil Disobediance, explained that philosophically it's right to disobey what you honestly feel is an unjust law. In doing so though, one needs to be willing to accept society's punishment for its violation.
In comparison, doesn't this whiny punk who's spent too much time in the 2600/Mother Jones/High Times section of the magazine rack seem a little lacking? No matter though. I'm sure his bunkmates in Leavenworth will show him the meaning of passive resistance.
The only tool you've got against psychosis is experience.
Gosh, I had no idea what conditions at that Ivy school in upper Manhattan was really like...!
Somehow I found it funny this article is right under the monkey/mouse/mind control article?
Maybe now George can get on the net now and see what all these 'terrorist' sites are all about.
Why go to amateurs when the US gov. will seel you top quality biowar instructions for fifteen bucks!
"with their freedom lost all virtue lose" - Milton
I am sure that I read somewhere that over 90% of all statistics on the Internet are made up. When I find the link to the research I will post it.
ktakki said:
I'm not a constitutional lawyer, but I believe the 2nd Amendment was driven by the authors' aversion to having a permanent standing army, then regarded as a tool of tyranny.
Jelque responded with:
Thank god your not a Constitutional lawyer. Maybe you should read it sometime. Having a standing army was the last thing The Framers of the Constitution wanted.
Which made me think, at first, that Jelque must not be a native English speaker. After all, the phrase "[the framers'] aversion to having a permenent standing army" means the same thing as "Having a standing army was the last thing The Framers of the Constitution wanted. Only in times of war, are there supposed to be a standing army." Jelque, however, seems to think that he (she?) has some disagreement with ktakki on this point, indicating a lack of familiarity with the English language. Also, there's Jelque's piss-poor use of English (your vs. you're, "are there supposed to be", etc.)
However, I then noticed Jelque's reference to Americans as "we" (I know not all Americans are native English speakers, but there's a pretty strong correlation). In addition, I know few non-native speakers to be as careless with their reading and writing as Jelque clearly is. I have concluded therefore, the Jelque is a poorly educated native English speaker.
Sorry for the snarkiness. I actually have moderator access right now, so I could have just moderated Jelque down. This was more fun, though.
You are a lying, cowardly fool. Provide evidence that any Afghanis were injured by cluster bombs they thought were food packets.