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Anonymous - Message To YourRightsVigilante
Troll #39;s Channel - http://www.youtube.com ---------------------------------------------------------------- Greetings YourRightsVigilante, We are Anonymous For several weeks we have been watching over you and your campaigns of misinformation and censorship against the Anon community. We have been watching as you post videos on YouTube regarding how Anonymous are nothing more than terrorists and how we plan to cause harm to innocent people, even when members of Anonymous try to reason and explain to you the facts.. YOU continue to block users (Anonymous members mostly) And lastly you threaten several female Anons. For the simple fact that you are nothing more than a Hypocrite who can #39;t accept Anonymous for what it is. We would like to make one thing clear... If you choose to carry on and spread lies about Anonymous, we will have no choice but to remove you from the internet.... (Literally) We hope you take this warning serioulsy and co-operate with our request immediately! We Are Anonymous We Are Legion We Do Not Forget We Do Not Forgive Expect Us Why Did We Do This? Because this man is a man that uses inproper grammar, very disinformed (I shit you not check his videos) And insults both males and females. And HE wants to create a revolution.. By himself... With 50 Subs.... With insults and inproper grammar.... And with disinformed information... ---------------------------------------------------------------- thxTheOathOfFreedom http://www.youtube.com http://www.facebook.com twitter.com Follow ...From:bob boulotViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:35More inNonprofits Activism

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Censorship: Episode one
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Dr. CALDICOTT: Half of Japan Contaminated, News Censorship, Fukushima / Oyster Creek
Published on Nov 8, 2012 by redbuttonstudio Originally published on Nov 8, 2012 by MissingSky101 Caldicott Live on TV as US Election Called: "About half of Japan is contaminated" mdash; Huge censorship on what #39;s happening with Fukushima... Host interrupts to say Obama re-elected (VIDEO) enenews.com General Electric and NBC http://www.herinst.org Fermi 2 nuclear power plant still offline after excess hydrogen gas discovered http://www.detroitnews.com http://www.nrc.gov Spying on Scientists: How the FDA Monitored Whistleblowers Who Raised Concerns over Radiation http://www.democracynow.org jciv.iidj.net Flood protection upgrades continue at Dresden plant http://www.morrisdailyherald.com http://www.world-nuclear.org fukushima-diary.com The second largest book wholesaler refused to sell revealing book about nuke industry, the publisher got web attack Cesium level of Tokyo tap water is 4% higher than Fukushima Source video: http://www.youtube.comFrom:grizzzlyjoeViews:17 6ratingsTime:07:51More inNews Politics

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Liberty - Project Mayhem 2012
Countdown: a99.site11.com Information: pastebin.com Moar: anoncentral.tumblr.com Encryption: galatorg.com Progenitor: We hold these truths to be self-evident: that Anonymous is divided by zero; that we have manifested with certain unalienable rights; that among these are the freedom to collect information, the freedom to distribute information, and the pursuit of lulz/lols. Were it left to us to decide whether we should have a government with a censored internet, or an uncensored internet without a government, we would not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter. When the internet is free of censorship, and all mankind is able to access it, we shall witness a renaissance of world peace and collaboration never before imagined. There is not a truth existing which we fear. Nor is there a truth existing for which we would wish to be unknown to the whole world. Whenever the people are well-informed, they can be trusted with their own governance. We shall continue to educate and inform the whole mass of the people. They are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty. Sometimes it is said that the people cannot be trusted to govern themselves. Can we then, be trusted with the government of others? Or have we found angels in the form of kings to govern us? Let history answer this question. Experience has shown us, that even under the best forms of government; those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny. Every ...From:Camsdu35Views:0 1ratingsTime:04:08More inNews Politics

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Tylor the Exposed Yoshi
EXPOSED! *Tylor, if you flag this you will only give more proof that you are a hypocrite since you are complaining about censorship. Also in case you haven #39;t noticed I #39;ve gained youtube immortality at this point and the video wont disappear it will only go to blipTV* Links below. --- The video Tylor 1st appeared on and left 52 comments: blip.tv Tylor #39;s harassing friend #39;s Video: http://www.youtube.com Because I #39;m SOOOO NICE! In Appelseeddatei #39;s video skip the to @5:20 , your welcome. Skype Chat with Tylor: blip.tv Skype Chat with Tylor #39;s Harassing Friend: blip.tvFrom:ComeAtMeFlaggersViews:32 3ratingsTime:13:50More inEducation

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Summary: The U.S. government has imposed sanctions on Iran due to its alleged harsh treatment of bloggers and online journalists.

The U.S. Department of State has placed sanctions on four Iranian individuals and five Iranian entities for the country's harsh treatment of bloggers, journalists and online activists.

The department announced the sanctions against Iranian individuals and entities -- otherwise known as governmental bodies or private companies -- for "having engaged in censorship or other activities that prohibit, limit, or penalize freedom of expression or assembly by citizens of Iran, or that limit access to print or broadcast media, including by jamming international satellite broadcasts into Iran, and related activities."

In addition, the department says "countless" activists, journalist, lawyers, students and artists have been detained, tortured and denied their human rights.

The sanctioned agencies include Iran's Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, the Iranian Press Supervisory Board, and the Center to Investigate Organized Crime which helps "identify Internet users who published material insulting government officials," according to the AFP.

Iranian Minister of Communication and Information Technology, Reza Taghipour, is charged as the person responsible for ordering satellite television broadcast signal jamming and restricting access to the Internet.

Access to Gmail was temporarily removed in Iran this year as an "involuntary" consequence of trying to reinforce the censorship of Google's video-sharing website YouTube.

"Unfortunately, we do not yet have enough technical knowhow to differentiate between these two services. We wanted to block YouTube and Gmail was also blocked, which was involuntary," Mohammad Reza Miri, a member of the telecommunications ministry committee said. "We absolutely do not want YouTube to be accessible."

The department says that the move will prevent American businesses from trading or working with the sanctioned individuals and entities. In addition, each individual and member of the government agencies or private firms are banned from visiting the United States.

Government officials say that the sanctions are aimed at drawing worldwide attention to Iran's practices of censoring their citizens. In addition, the department wishes to prevent the Iranian government from creating an "electronic curtain" which cuts the Iranian general public off from the rest of the world.

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U.S. punishes Iran for Internet censorship practices

The U.S. on Thursday said it ordered sanctions against Iran's Minister of Communication and Information Technology, Reza Taghipour, and other entities and persons responsible for engaging in censorship in their country.

Taghipour is blamed by the U.S. for ordering the jamming of satellite television broadcasts and restricting Internet connectivity, according to a statement from the U.S. Department of State.

Iran has for some time considered separating its own internal networks from the global Internet describing it as unsafe. Earlier this year, the Iranian Students' News Agency quoted Taghipour as saying that the Internet is an "unsafe network," and that Iran would use local software to create a national grid.

The Iranian government has also put restrictions on Internet users, according to civil rights groups.

Others sanctioned by the U.S. are Iran's Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance and its Press Supervisory Board, which are said by the U.S. to have limited freedom of expression through their censorship and closure of newspapers and the detention of journalists. The Department of State said it is also designating key individuals and entities "responsible for assisting the regime in its crackdown on and censorship of the Iranian people."

The actions were taken under Section 403 of the Iran Threat Reduction and Syria Human Rights Act of 2012, signed by U.S. President Barack Obama in August, and executive order 13628, which Obama signed into effect on Oct. 9.

As a result of the action, "U.S. persons are prohibited from engaging in transactions involving the designated individuals or entities, and all designated individuals and members of designated entities are subject to a ban on travel to the United States," the Department of State said. The action also blocks, or freezes, the property and interests in property of the designated individuals or entities.

The U.S. has already imposed a number of sanctions on Iran in connection with its nuclear program, which Iran insists is for peaceful purposes, but the U.S. holds may lead to Iran building a nuclear bomb.

The sanctions on Thursday which target "individuals and entities who have engaged in censorship or other activities with respect to Iran on or after June 12, 2009" was included in one of three orders sanctioning a total of 17 individuals and entities, including those charged with terrorism and with proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

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Iranian minister faces US sanctions for Internet censorship

Washington unveiled sanctions Thursday against top Iranians and national bodies, including the communications minister and the culture ministry, hitting back for media and Internet censorship.

The move against Communications Minister Reza Taghipour came after he was blamed for ordering the jamming of international satellite TV broadcasts and restricting Internet access, a State Department official said.

The United States was determined to stop the "Iranian government from creating an 'electronic curtain' to cut Iranian citizens off from the rest of the world," said State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland.

Four individuals and five bodies were placed under sanctions by both the State Department and the US Treasury for "censorship or other activities that prohibit, limit or penalize freedom of expression or assembly by citizens of Iran."

They were also accused of limiting "access to print or broadcast media, including by jamming international satellite broadcasts into Iran," Nuland said in a statement, denouncing the "regime's insidious actions."

Internet users in Iran were temporarily unable to access their Gmail accounts from late September to early October.

Mohammad Reza Miri, a member of the telecommunications ministry committee tasked with filtering the Internet in Iran, was quoted by the Mehr news agency as saying that the Gmail block was an "involuntary" consequence of trying to reinforce censorship of Google's YouTube video-sharing site.

"Unfortunately, we do not yet have enough technical knowhow to differentiate between these two services. We wanted to block YouTube and Gmail was also blocked, which was involuntary," he said.

"We absolutely do not want YouTube to be accessible."

Iran has censored YouTube since mid-2009, after opposition demonstrators protesting the re-election victory of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in polls they believed rigged started posting videos online of their gatherings.

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