- Original Message -
From: MANETAS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: nettime Iranonymity
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The only really controversial websites and subversive opinions are the
porn sites.
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J.G. Ballard wrote that pornography was the most political fiction - being
principally about how we use
The deliberately generic-sounding URLs for the service are
publicized over Radio Farda broadcasts and through bulk e-mails
that Anonymizer sends to addresses in the country. The addresses
are provided by human rights groups
They're using spam for this? What a weird planet this is where a
Maybe the mullahs can get puppet dissidents to complain that porn sites
are blocked, thus showing the US is not really willing to grant adult
status to Iranians. Then if the sites are unblocked in reponse , perhaps
that will distract dissidents from dissenting. It seems to work here.
Best,
*One wonders what the strategic Iranian infowar response
to this should be. Maybe Americanonymity. -- bruces
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/32567.html
US sponsors Anonymiser - if you live in Iran
By Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus
Posted: 29/08/2003 at 15:26 GMT
A pact between the
