How long do you think this site has?

[ClangClang]

Probably worse. The 'Onion', while having a clear bias in its' leanings, at least recognizes itself as a satire site.

Whoosh! Right over your head.

.onion is the domain for "deep web" sites generally accessed by the Tor browser. Heavily encrypted, mostly unstoppable, although rumored to have been cracked long ago by the NSA and other 3 letter agencies.

[cfortune]

Probably worse. The 'Onion', while having a clear bias in its' leanings, at least recognizes itself as a satire site.

There are plenty of other sites and channels that are pushing this as if it is real/possible/inevitable etc.

I'm not sure which is worse.

Imagine the shit-storm that would occur if the 'UN' shut down a bunch of sites... over-night, that fed this country. Regardless of political beliefs, the outrage and response would be BEYOND overwhelming.

::Waves hand:: This isn't the Red Dawn scenario you are hoping for.

However, if it was: The A-Team would probably come to help you.

Google onion sites.... wasnt refering to the satire news publication. Either way, it was joke.

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[cfortune]

Whoosh! Right over your head.

.onion is the domain for "deep web" sites generally accessed by the Tor browser. Heavily encrypted, mostly unstoppable, although rumored to have been cracked long ago by the NSA and other 3 letter agencies.

Lol, thanks

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[Gman]

As long as people have internet access, there will be a free exchange of ideas and information. There are ways to get around things being blocked.

Unless your ISP is your federal govt., like North Korea, China, etc.

[Skip]

They can't stop the signal.

The fight is always the same. Every time. They go after the same things (free speech, monopoly on violence, identified problem groups, etc). The only thing that changes is how people take up the fight (or not).

[Honey Badger282.8]

Whoosh! Right over your head.

.onion is the domain for "deep web" sites generally accessed by the Tor browser. Heavily encrypted, mostly unstoppable, although rumored to have been cracked long ago by the NSA and other 3 letter agencies.

Agreed, it's definitely harder to crack than your regular browsers but it's security is overstated. It was invented by the NRL and DARPA after all. They also got the Silk Road hit-for-hire guy.

I'd have thought that a lot of the tinfoil folks would be happy with the US Government passing control over to a private entity.

[jhood001]

Whoosh! Right over your head.

Right over!

[roberth]

Whoosh! Right over your head.

.onion is the domain for "deep web" sites generally accessed by the Tor browser. Heavily encrypted, mostly unstoppable, although rumored to have been cracked long ago by the NSA and other 3 letter agencies.

Right over!

Me too. I did not know that.

[Bailey Guns]

IBIL...

In Before Internet Lock?

I've never heard of .onion before, either.

[BushMasterBoy]

We have seen the enemy...and it is us.