ICG Seeking Public Input on Key Internet Governance Proposal by 8 September 2015
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ICANN’s Public Comment September 2015 Deadline Approaches
Tagged with: access, authority, bribe, censor, commerce, computing, control, corporate controlled, corporate governance, digital, dns, Domain Name System, email, freedom of information, governance, high speed network, IANA, ICANN, ICG, important, influence, information, internet, internet access, Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, Internet Corporation, internet privacy, lag, manipulation, money, news, NTIA, password, personal computer, router, September 2015, server, telecommunications, transition, website
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Sony leaks reveal Hollywood is trying to break DNS, the backbone of the internet
If a takedown notice could blacklist a site from every available DNS provider, the URL would be effectively erased from the internet.
Without a friendly DNS provider, the URL would be effectively erased from the internet.
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Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Now NATO makes it EASY To Declare War
UK Reuters: “NATO leaders agreed on Friday that a large-scale cyber attack on a member country could be considered an attack on the entire U.S.-led alliance, potentially triggering a military response.”
Tagged with: 911, all wars are banker's wars, alliance, allies, bank, banker's war, banking crisis, central bank, chain of obedience, computer attack, computer data, computer game, Counterfeit, Counterfeit Money, crimes against humanity, crisis, currency wars, cyber attack, cyberattack, cybersecurity, cyberwar, deadly game, deadly secrets, deceit, deceiver, deception, destructive activities, dns, domain, Domain Name System, easier, easy, economic depression, electronic currency, electronic data, facing the truth, false flags, false-flag, financial terrorist, government abuse, government propaganda, House of Representatives, information sharing, institutional crime, Israel, monetary crisis, monetary policies, money masters, mossad, NATO, obedience to authority, obedience training, obedient slave, open source intelligence, open source knowledge, paid to deceive, paid to lie, policy, policy enforcer, public opinion, regulated abuse, Remember September, research, rule, russia, social manipulation, state sponsored terrorism, sword of truth, the truth will set you free, trade war, U.S. Congress, Ukraine, war, War Is A Racket, war on terror, White House, world war, world war 3
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
The Internet Is Now Weaponized, And You Are The Target
According to revelations about the QUANTUM program, the NSA can “shoot” (their words) an exploit at any target it desires as his or her traffic passes across the backbone. It appears that the NSA and GCHQ were the first to turn the internet backbone into a weapon; absent Snowdens of their own, other countries may do the same and then say, “It wasn’t us. And even if it was, you started it.”
Tagged with: abuse of authority, abuse of power, awareness, banker's war, breach of trust, browser, CISPA, computer, computer attack, computer data, computer programmer, cookies, cracking, currency wars, cyberwar, data harvesting, dns, Domain Name System, email, full disclosure, Global Finance, institutional crime, internet, Internet privacy lost, internet service providers, ISP, malware, mass surveillance, money, phishing, politics, program, reality, snoop, spam, spy, spyware, state sponsored terrorism, surveillance state, virus, wall street, war finance, web, webrowser, wiretap, world war
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
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