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Re:The Internet Archive is waging war on misinformation by smudgymcscmudge on Wednesday September 18, 2019 @10:36PM (#21012716)
I won’t fault them for obeying a court order. I just hope the beheading videos are archived somewhere so future generations won’t believe we were just that offended by brown skin.
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Re:The Internet Archive is waging war on misinformation by mirimir on Wednesday September 18, 2019 @10:58PM (#21012830)
This wasn't beheading video. It was verbal propaganda. Their monthly magazine, more or less.
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Re:The Internet Archive is waging war on misinformation by concordDance on Thursday September 19, 2019 @03:39AM (#21014156)
That's a shame.

I've often wanted to know what viewpoints enemies of state have so I can get another opinion on things. Particularly a world-view as different to mine as ISIS would have been interesting. :(

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Re:The Internet Archive is waging war on misinformation by mirimir on Thursday September 19, 2019 @03:43AM (#21014180)
See https://jihadology.net/
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Re:The Internet Archive is waging war on misinformation by collyw on Thursday September 19, 2019 @03:49AM (#21014203)
I am curious to see what ISIS propaganda is like, but I am scared to dig about looking for it for fear of being put on a watch list.
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Re:The Internet Archive is waging war on misinformation by mirimir on Thursday September 19, 2019 @04:06AM (#21014281)
That's one reason to use Tor. Or VPN services. Or Tor via VPN services, so your ISP and friends won't see you using Tor.
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Re:The Internet Archive is waging war on misinformation by collyw on Thursday September 19, 2019 @06:11AM (#21014858)
I started paying with Tor a week or two before the Edward Snowden stuff broke. Read that using Tor gets you on a watchlist as well....
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Re:The Internet Archive is waging war on misinformation by mirimir on Thursday September 19, 2019 @01:33PM (#21018527)
Sure, it probably does.

That's why I never use Tor, except through nested VPN chains. And I use the same VPN setup for torrenting, rate limited, in the background. So to the ISP, I just look like someone who torrents. It's not until you'd trace out the chain that you'd see connections to Tor entry guards.

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