U.S. Sponsors Anti-Censorship Web Service

U.S. Sponsors Anti-Censorship Web Service
Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus 2003-08-26

A pact between the U.S. government and the electronic privacy company Anonymizer, Inc. is making the Internet a safer place for controversial websites and subversive opinions -- if you're Iranian.

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CloseMinded

now europe should help us citizens 2003-08-27
Anonymous

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Anonymous American

Is it me or did anyone else question why we are paying for these people to have "unsensored" internet access. The only good reason I can see this could be good for is for them to access "our side of the story" news. I still think it may be a waste of taxpayer's money.

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