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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florian koenig

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Anonymous American

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Anonymous

$50 million to supply free internet to foreign nationals?!?!

What school, homeless child, jobless person, etc., is being deprived to support this B.S.?!

When the hell are the taxpayers of this country going to start forcing those dicks in Washington to start improving the state of this country and its legal citizenary???

I'm NOT saying we should become isolationists! I AM saying that before we decide what's "best" for the rest of the world maybe we could make sure ALL of our own citizens are able to enjoy those things we give for free to other countries ... especially those countries that typically DESPISE US;-)

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