March 16, 200620 yr MySpace Is The Trojan Horse Of Internet Censorship Media elite's last gasp effort to save crumbling empire Paul Joseph Watson & Alex Jones/Prison Planet.com | March 16 2006 MySpace isn't cool, it isn't hip and it isn't trendy. It represents a cyber trojan horse and the media elite's last gasp effort to reclaim control of the Internet and sink it with a stranglehold of regulation, control and censorship. Since Rupert Murdoch's $580 Million acquisition of MySpace in July 2005, it has come from total obscurity to now being the 8th most visited website in the world, receiving half as many page hits as Google, despite the fact that on first appearance it looks like a 5-year-old's picture scrap and scribble book. MySpace is the new mobile phone. If you don't have a MySpace account then you belong to some kind of culturally shunned underclass. What most of the trendy wendy's remain blissfully unaware of is the fact that MySpace is Rupert Murdoch's battle axe for shaping a future Internet environment whereby electronic dissent, whether it be against corporations or government, will not tolerated and freedom of e-speech will cease to exist. MySpace has been caught shutting down blogs critical of itself and other Murdoch owned companies. They even had the audacity to censor links to completely different websites when clicking through for MySpace. When 600 MySpace users complained, MySpace deleted the blog forum that the complaints were posted on. Taking their inspiration from Communist China, MySpace regularly uses blanket censorship to block out words like 'God'. Earlier this week Rupert Murdoch sounded the death knell for conventional forms of media in stating that the media elite were losing their monopoly to the rapid and free spread of new communication technologies. Murdoch stressed the need to regain control of these outlets in order to prevent the establishment media empire from crumbling. MySpace is Rupert Murdoch's trojan horse for destroying free speech on the Internet. It is a foundational keystone of the first wave of the state's backlash to the damage that a free and open Internet has done to their organs of propaganda. By firstly making it cool, trendy and culturally elite for millions to flock to establishment controlled Internet backbones like MySpace, Murdoch is preparing the groundwork for the day when it will stop being voluntary and become mandatory to use government and corporate monopoly controlled Internet hubs. The end game is a system similar to or worse than China, whereby no websites even mildly critical of the government will be authorized. The Pentagon admitted that they would engage in psychological warfare and cyber attacks on 'enemy' Internet websites in an attempt to shut them down. The fact that the NSA surveillance program spied on 5,000 Americans tells us that the enemy is the alternative media and that it will be targeted for elimination. Google has been ordered to turn over information about its users by a judge to the US government. The second wave of destroying freedom of speech online will simply attempt to price people out of using the conventional Internet and force people over to Internet 2, a state regulated hub where permission will need to be obtained directly from an FCC or government bureau to set up a website. The original Internet will then be turned into a mass surveillance database and marketing tool. The Nation magazine reported, "Verizon, Comcast, Bell South and other communications giants are developing strategies that would track and store information on our every move in cyberspace in a vast data-collection and marketing system, the scope of which could rival the National Security Agency. According to white papers now being circulated in the cable, telephone and telecommunications industries, those with the deepest pockets--corporations, special-interest groups and major advertisers--would get preferred treatment. Content from these providers would have first priority on our computer and television screens, while information seen as undesirable, such as peer-to-peer communications, could be relegated to a slow lane or simply shut out." By firstly making it cool, trendy and culturally elite for millions to flock to establishment controlled Internet backbones like MySpace, Murdoch is preparing the groundwork for the day when it will stop being voluntary and become mandatory to use government and corporate monopoly controlled Internet hubs. The second wave of destroying freedom of speech online will simply attempt to price people out of using the conventional Internet and force people over to Internet 2, a state regulated hub where permission will need to be obtained directly from an FCC or government bureau to set up a website. The original Internet will deliberately be subject to crash upon crash until it becomes a useless carcass of overpriced trash and its reputation will be defiled by the TV and media barons cashing in on the perfectly streamlined Internet 2, the free for all network that just requires you to thumbscan in order to log on! Those with a security grading below yellow on their national ID card will unfortunately be refused access. Websites that carry hate speech (ones that talk about government corruption) will be censored for the betterment of society. READ THE FULL ORIGINAL ARTICAL HERE http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/march2006/160306myspace.htm
March 16, 200620 yr Skype got a battering too. The back door for viruses they called it. Funny world, this internet?
March 16, 200620 yr I like myspace for a lot of reasons, mainly because it's free and anyone can use it. Banning people who bash myspace is understandable, but not who bash other companies. That's annoying. Anyway, the only thing I really wish the FCC or someone would change would be to ban pornography from the internet. I really do think they should because any little kid can get on it and I think it's a disgrace to the women and even the men who are on them. Otherwise, keep the internet how it is.
March 16, 200620 yr Author This whole myspace thing is alot deeper than that though. It's not about "Viruses". It's about the "evil people" of this world and their fear of the internet exposing their very, very, very bad actions and lies. "Its eradication is one of the short term goals of those that seek to centralize power and subjugate the world under a global surveillance panopticon prison" Read the full artical. I'm pretty clued up on the inner workings of the hidden leaders of the world so it's frightening to see their plans coming together everyday. After you actually look at all the facts (and they "are" FACTS) It only takes someone with half a brain to realise things are going "Tits up" in this world very soon. The reaction of most is blind dismissal of anything suggesting an existance of a "new world order" or a "global elite" but I'm a normal, level headed and intelligent person and it's actually a very serious matter. When I watch the news on television I actually laugh at "most" of the "half-cocked" stories and really see the way the lies are span at us around the world, it's really beyond belief....*sigh*.
March 16, 200620 yr myspace.com did ok for me. I don't have an account but I've just watched a hamster spin itself out of control. I woulda paid good money to see that in my house.
March 16, 200620 yr Author ok. no doubt someone will laugh at that. I was actually making a serious point there you know...now it's back to a comedy thread. thanks.
March 16, 200620 yr hey' date=' quit it..6,215 posts does't make you funny. :/[/quote'] :lol: :P Well it is frightening but I'm not sure of we can do. Next thing you'll know.. they'll be looking you up in google with directions and exactly were you are, what you do.... they might even kidnap you :thinking::stunned:
March 16, 200620 yr I'm not TOO scared of posting my opinions on the internet. I'm not going to stop being who I am. I'll write what I think until someone physically comes to my house and rips it away from me. And that probably will happen someday.... To be completely honest, it scares the friggin' crap out of me. I know someone on LJ who wrote something about Bush after he got reelected. The FBI came to her house, made her lock or delete everything (I don't really know exactly what they did to the journal, but I do remember seeing that public entry). She now has an FBI file that will follow her everywhere. Because she professed her feelings, someone didn't agree, and reported her to the feds. Unbelievable, but it happens. My country scares me. Not long until we're all becoming non-persons like in 1984!
March 17, 200620 yr hey' date=' quit it..6,215 posts does't make you funny. :/[/quote'] Oh i disagree eric is hilarious,and it has nothing to do with having 6,215 posts!!!!!! :thumbsup:
March 17, 200620 yr hey 12' date='545 posts, twice as funny eh.[/quote'] Oh i see you are in the mood to pick on ppl!!!!!!!!!!!!
March 17, 200620 yr Haha, there's some weird irony in this. The government has taken away all of our abilities to get angry at big name people. So we get angry at each other. I wonder if they'll be censoring that soon as well. I don't know what was so funny about that. Nothing, probably. But I'm sick so have pity on me. My mind's not here right now :lol:
March 17, 200620 yr Author Oh i see you are in the mood to pick on ppl!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm never normally this serious, I'm normally in the multimedia section happily uploading for people BUT... haha, I just hate the way threads drift off into silly comedy arguments all the time. Everytime someone says something verging on serious there is a joke that always seems to mock whatever it is. I mean, whatever happened to people actually thinking about what someone has said and actually learning something very important, instead of frightfully flippant remarks on matter that they really should be looking into. Coldplay say "make trade fair" and everyone goes "Yes!, yes..those guys are right...MAKE TRADE FAIR!!"....of course trade should be "fair" and it's good they highlight that...BUT any other political matter mentioned (that gravely needs attention brought to it) get's disregarded as fast as you can say "I can't be bothered with this".....The myspace story aside....there are far worse things being organised for us and it's not pretty. If you gave these matters as much attention or support as make trade fair then you would be doing something incredible also. Please.
March 17, 200620 yr People are naturally self serving, so if it's cool to say "Make Trade Fair!" then they will. But I doubt any of them really knows what that entails. Your viewpoint is completely justified. It's sad how apathetic we've all become. I certainly aren't, I just hope I'm not alone in that.
March 17, 200620 yr hey' date=' quit it..6,215 posts doesn't make you funny. :/[/quote'] leave me alone
March 17, 200620 yr yes' date=' the 1984 thing is coming true in many ways.[/quote']How can you compare myspace with 1984? For a start myspace AFAIK is not compusory, in contrast to the fictionary book where BB is watching you everywhere you go. If you don't want your myspace life monitored and censored simply stay away from it. I do. And that's why I can make a joke about it. There is no way on this earth any site will be a mandatory sign-up either now or in the future. Jeez, some governments are having a hard enough time persuading the populous to get an ID card, and that IS mandatory. I would say though, gmail did a great job in that they used massive incentives to get voluntary registrations. Nearly everyone I know who uses computers regularly has a gmail account. And they're all suffering from tergetted advertisments based on the contents of their inbox.
March 17, 200620 yr yes' date=' the 1984 thing is coming true in many ways.[/quote'] as long as it aren't the extreme things from 1984 i don't see why it should be a problem ... perhaps u might call this naïf but i'm really not scared about the whole thing ... perhaps its just another step in human evolution
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