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(Cross-posted from The Free Speech Zone)

So I went all out on the new place.  

The problem with places like “Daily Kos” who make a new place for themselves is that every new feature….um yeah, it’s in your fucking face and you have no choice but to just take it along with the advertising they bannered above/in/popping out of it.  I hate that shit.  It’s bad enough you whore yourself out to advertisers of the lowest kind but working actively to cram their message/cause down my throat?  Kill yourself, srsly.

Here is video of one Daily Kos “2.0” website user’s reaction after accessing the site for the first time:

Yeah, that’s accurate.

In a diary titled “The HB Gary Email That Should Concern Us All” at Daily Kos, Happy Rockefeller warns all of the “concern” one should have for somebody possibly rigging the blog system:

According to an embedded MS Word document found in one of the HB Gary emails, it involves creating an army of sockpuppets, with sophisticated “persona management” software that allows a small team of only a few people to appear to be many, while keeping the personas from accidentally cross-contaminating each other. Then, to top it off, the team can actually automate some functions so one persona can appear to be an entire Brooks Brothers riot online.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/…

For those not “in the know”, here’s why this diary is a lollercaust of irony:

(WARNING: THE FOLLOWING LINK IS A LARGE PDF SO DON’T CLICK IF YOU HATE PDF’S!!!!)

http://freespeechzoneblog.com/…

….and if you do hate PDF’s, you’re racist.

Basically, the PDF shows a site from a while back where some high-up Daily Kos moderators and political consultants conspired to ban those they didn’t approve of arbitrarily invoking the “rules” at their leisure.

As I write this my inbox is filled with translated emails from Algeria, Yemen, and most recently Iran.  

Download this: http://www.torproject.org/dist…

And if you can relay or set-up a bridge with Tor: http://www.torproject.org/docs…

Please do.

It’s easy, a matter of pressing a button.  No fancy work needed.  The bridge is an “advanced” thing so don’t be discouraged, a relay is fine.

Million Man March on Tuesday organized by the youth….of whom I have a date with in IRC.

Masks down, Tor up….

Check it: http://www.tnr.com/article/wor…

East of Cairo, the Suez, protesters are prevailing and reports of a “massacre” by police are false.

Six protesters killed.

Government website ain’t gettin back up anytime soon and the “censor” ministry is as good as down as well.

Robert Gibbs said Egypt is “still a close ally of the U.S.” and since both mean it as being allies of each other at the top levels we obviously see that the lines are drawn.

Hillary is front running like she did when Tunisia fell urging the government not to crackdown on “peaceful” protesters but any activist knows all that is is a nod to crackdown but spin it by claiming those the police happened to crack down on were “the violent ones”.  

We’ve done all we can do from our side on this, all that’s left now is to watch the people tear it down by using the means of communication that have been secured for them to organize.

Yesterday was the second annual “Community Manager Appreciation Day”!

:::sigh:::

Fuck my life….

I run this place: http://www.freespeechzoneblog.com

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