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reply posted on 12-2-2005 @ 09:09 AM by Paladin327
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I highly doubt that will occur, it comes down to the constitution. Not just the US constitution, the ones modeled after the US's. Many of these
governments value "Free Speach" or something like that
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reply posted on 13-2-2005 @ 12:22 PM by SteveG
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Classic~
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reply posted on 13-2-2005 @ 12:50 PM by minority2000uk
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To take down the web every countrys gov would have to agree to take all DNS servers and stop all ISP from supplying internet access (There first prob
you need to pay all those ISP quite a few out there)
Secondly it is possible to restrict the internet each country use unique IP to show which country data coming from does it not???? If i am correct
then you could simply start blocking outside internet traffic (Like china) and then scan everything that ppl look at.
They will ocntrol the internet soon when internet2 comes out faster speeds better infrustructure owned by one company any one small freedom of speach
going down the drain......
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reply posted on 13-2-2005 @ 06:06 PM by saint4God
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If the net goes down...
it wouldn't be by the government. Why would the government force people to complain to them? You know the pen and paper would be running in short
supply, the post office would be backed up for miles and governors wouldn't be able to open their office door without a boatload of mail falling on
top of them. Besides, how else would the government continue to control us if there's no internet?
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reply posted on 13-2-2005 @ 06:10 PM by LadyV
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This is so silly...I doubt it would ever happen, not now.....but if it did, we would go back to doing a lot of reading, we'd learn of things through
books, clubs, and things gone "underground"......jsut like we used to before the internet!
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reply posted on 14-2-2005 @ 03:40 PM by sevastra
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Yeah, ok what I'm saying though is even though the mainstream sheep feeders still go on about us being tinfoil hat wearing xfiles freaks, the fact is
that slowly, more and more ppl are actually turning away from TV and starting to come online and look at this stuff, and alot of 'em are realizing
there's something to it and we're not all bloody looney tunes eh? Eventually something'll give, and ppl will realize just how fake the 'news' and
media is/are.
When that happens, I'm sure the governments of the world (I mean the world not just US / UK) are not gonna want the sheep revolting and they'll shut
it down, somehow. If I was a dodgy politician and a few million ppl were reading about how dodgy I was I wouldn't care too much but when everyone
starts turning away from sheep TV and finds out how dodge I am, well I wouldn't let that happen, and If I had the power to stop ppl from reading up
on me, and alien stuff and just all the conspiracies out there/here then I would do it.
I dunno I think the net will go down sooner or later, but it won't stay down and then when it comes back sh*t'll hit the fan.
And X Files is cool.
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reply posted on 14-2-2005 @ 03:53 PM by Intelearthling
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Originally posted by DrHoracid
If the liberal leftist at the DNC continue their assault on the "net" then ban it........... 
I kind of like being assauted by the liberals. It's like a fly pestering you and then WHAM!, the fly is history!
Their assaults don't mean a thing to me!
They get mad because it doesn't mean anything to us true conservatives.
Hey! Wait a minute! What the heck am I doing talking politics on the UFO and Aliens forum?
Back to the topic! The Internet can't be banned. The Greys will never allow that! Ask the military!
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reply posted on 14-2-2005 @ 04:38 PM by mpeake
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If we lose the internet, the US will economically go Third World very fast. Trust me, the internet isn't going anywhere.
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reply posted on 14-2-2005 @ 07:35 PM by sevastra
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HEY LadyV that's an awesome drawing; who is the artist?
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reply posted on 19-2-2005 @ 10:09 PM by Mr Alexander
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its impossble to ban the internet, only need a cheap pc line moden your set 4 life.
you really think the gov could shoutdown evey single phone line in the world that drives the internet ??? think again few isp but thats all.
connecting to the net needs a telphone line   am so smart grrrrrrr
by the way when i talk abt phone lines i mean ISPs which provide net access 
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reply posted on 20-2-2005 @ 12:21 AM by 2ndSEED
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Your question is defintly a good one, well through it news travels quickly and it contains so much information regarding anything useful and then some
garbage but overall if it was banned then we as humans will be shut from the rest of the world.....Which would be bad.
Now the funny thing is that through the internet freedom of speech is global, not just in US borders but world wide....
Alot of individuals world wide have the internet to free themselves from whatever controlling goverment their under.
Now all this talk about NWO will suggest that if the internet ever gets band then thats the day the world is one goverment....
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reply posted on 20-2-2005 @ 06:56 AM by Terra Bane
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on the contrary wouldnt the internet be the perfect place to spread pro NWO propganda?
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reply posted on 20-2-2005 @ 07:02 AM by thematrix
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A total stop to the internet will never happen, the community is to large and to advanced to let this happen and even if certain parts of the net
would be taken offline or shielded(like China already is extremely shielded and filtered) the underground will always find ways to bypass it or
communicate in other ways.
Back in the day before the net was even born, us geeks dialed into BBS systems and telnet servers to get our kicks, most of these systems were already
partialy or fulltime interlinked forming sort of a localized internet.
I wouldn't mind if the following ISP's were 100% blocked or kept of good sites though
AOL(need I say more??? ... not only the ISP is rotten to the bone, their clientel is even worse 99% of the time)
MSN(same as above yet not quite as bad, MS does have some sort of good influence it seems)
Earthlink Dialup(they lag the friggin #z out of all good online game servers!!!)
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reply posted on 20-2-2005 @ 02:38 PM by VelvetSplash
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I doubt the internet would get 'banned'.
It often occured to me that it may be the beginnings of the largest surveillance operation, for the NWO (I know this is veering into the NWO forum
discussion here).
There are street cameras everywhere, and the ID cards (and microchips?) are forth-coming - It doesn't take much of a stretch of the imagination to
see a situation where the internet is much more monitored, not only where our online activities are monitored, but also to the point where we are
personally monitored - our eye-scan, heart-rate, and such (I dunno why that information would be useful, just thinking off the cuff here).
I'm sure, like all rules, there would be a way of breaking them, and people would use grey-market/illegal methods to get round the monitoring and
such.
Big brother and all that.
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reply posted on 20-2-2005 @ 02:44 PM by elektro
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reply posted on 20-2-2005 @ 02:47 PM by shorty
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Originally posted by HowardRoark
The internet is a MAJOR part of our economy now. Banning it would be like banning food. 
I agree, it couldn't realisticly happen i dont think.
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reply posted on 20-2-2005 @ 03:03 PM by elektro
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That would really suck if the internet got banned i would sue sombody
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reply posted on 20-2-2005 @ 03:09 PM by elektro
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I would sue the person who made the internet banned  lol I would just get one from a garbage place.Lol
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reply posted on 20-2-2005 @ 03:19 PM by smallpeeps
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The Internet cannot be 'banned' in any real way. The heart of the Internet is the Transmission Control Protocol, of which the Internet Protocol is
a subset. The acronym, TCP/IP is pretty well known. It was the Defense and Research Projects Agency (DARPA) which ordered engineers to build a
"computer network that cannot be destroyed by nuclear war". That's what the Internet is: A network that cannot be destroyed by outside means. If
there are one hundred servers and ninety-seven go dead, the other three will still be able to communicate. That's the Internet.
Any vulnerability in the Internet now is one of software. Recently there have been screw-ups with the DNS servers, one of which brought down large
regions for several hours but the Internet did not go down. It would take a very well-crafted DNS screw up to bring the Internet down. It would
take a conspiracy.
Actually, the main achilles heel of the internet is death-by-administration. If this happens (ISPs being regulated out of business, nationalized,
etc) then I would imagine that there would be a fracture of the Internet into smaller walled-off "nets". Also, if companies like AOL can continue
to refer to themselves as "The Internet" then I imagine their customers will continue to believe that.
What if if AOL 'partnered' with the government and citizens were allowed to have a free PC? That government could then control what sort of
Internet those free-PC citizens see. That'd be the best way to do it, IMO. Have some shill politician suggest this crazy plan where "your tax
dollars will buy you a PC!" He could play on people's increasing fears of 'identity theft' ...After all, whom would you trust with your identity
if not Uncle Sam? The trend toward firewalls and viruses will not abate in any way. It'll get ten-times worse. As a result, eventually the average
end-user of the PC will be happy to accept a Federally-Overseen-Internet the minute one comes with a free PC that the government repairs/secures for
them. Don't we have a Department of Transportation? I believe you'll soon also have Department of Personal Computing. If this happens, watch for
the free PCs. :^)
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reply posted on 20-2-2005 @ 03:25 PM by Odium
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...if they ban the internet...we might have to start going OUTSIDE.
Damn them and their evil games and ideas. The fresh air, sky...members of the opposite sex! What will we do!
Anyone with half a brain knows, A)They can already control the media if it's a Country based domain. (For example, German domains can ban and have
sites shut down if they deem them un-exceptable.) So can other nations.
.org, .com, etc, won't ever be fully government controlled because people earn so much from them.
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