I know I am promoting my own network, but at the same time, I want everyone to be more attentive to why privacy and free speech are important to defend. Therefore, I am crossposting this to a bunch of possibly like-minded websites.
CloakNode aims to be a network of and for privacy-concerned people and groups. It supports informational freedom and the right to anonymity, and it supports others who value it. It is a host to experiments, projects, and operations; it is a general communication tool; it believes "knowledge is power". Anything short of illegal activity is welcome.
Here is a thing I wrote about privacy in general: pastebin.com/raw.php?i=B7gXQFSi
Please consider what I have to offer, but more importantly, stay safe and alert.
queenbee [at] mailtor [dot] net
Let me live that fantasy.
Bing is part of PRISM, and DuckDuckGo is using Bing (among other sources). If Google serves you best, why not try using Scroogle?
When you said network, I was thinking I2P, but instead it's IRC.
Have you heard of SILC?
How do we know you're not a honeypot, Ms Bee?
>>1 is POINTELCRO
I am above the law and all security because I am IN SPACE, JOIN ME HERE IF YOU WANT TO LIVE FREE OF THE TYRANNY AND PEEPING EYES OF THE IMPERIALIST WORLD.
>>5
There's a starman waiting in the skies.
He'd like to go and meet us, but he thinks he'll blow our minds.
Hello spaceboy. Do you like also boys? It's confusing these days.
Spaceman, always wanted you to go into space, man, Intergalactic Christ.
is it possible for the dual tenets of personal privacy and informational freedom to contradict each other I wonder?
>>7
Ashes to ashes, funk to funkey, we all know major Tom's a junkie.
Come to the new world ｷﾀ━━━━━━━━( ・∀・）━━━━━━━━!!!!
>>9
Sordid details following.
I find the term 'privacy' to be misleading. 'Counter-surveillance' is better