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http://web.archive.org/web/20011112060113/www.wcotc.com/revm/index.html

• http://web.archive.org/web/20011212091841/www.wcotc.com/revm/cards.html
• http://web.archive.org/web/20011223145057/www.wcotc.com/revm/rahowa.html

If you are looking for any of Reverend Kenneth Molyneaux's books or Racial Holy War - The Game, the PDF versions can be found at https://creativityalliance.com/downloads.htm

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[@Cailen.]

For those that don't know Weird Harold Covington: About 50% of that article is correct, but don't get sucked in by Weird Harold's tactic of taking the truth and making himself the saviour of all that is good and holy. Weird Harold has made his myth by doing just that and defaming everyone who doesn't fall to their knees and prostrate themselves in his presence - and then stabbing those who do in the back while they have their eyes averted.

Will, if you write something up about your suit against Weird Harold, I'll chuck it on the legal site at http://rahowanow.com It might be a good idea so that Creators can report his whereabouts to you

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Note: Last known location for HAC was Southern Texas, living as a hobo on his son's couch.

[Internet NewsAustralian Government adds Wikileaks to banned website listLinking to flagged sites will cost you]

http://www.techradar.com/news/internet/australia-issues-wikileaks-linking-fine-warning-585894

Internet News
Australian Government adds Wikileaks to banned website list
Linking to flagged sites will cost you

The Australian communications regulator has issued a stark warning that websites who link out to 'banned' hyperlinks are liable to fines of up to Aus $11,000 a day.

The news comes after web forum Whirlpool was threatened with the fine for posting a hyperlink to a blacklisted anti-abortion website.

Wikileaks blacklisted

One of the newest additions to Australia's 'blacklisted hyperlinks' list is Wikileaks; the website that publishes anonymous submissions of sensitive info on everything from corporations, religion and governments.

The blacklisting of certain pages of the site has come about after Wikileaks posted a list of websites at the tail end of 2008 that comprised the 'secret internet censorship' list for Denmark. On this list were over 3,500 sites that were censored or banned in the country.

Disturbing picture

While Australia's list of blacklisted sites currently stands at 1,370, the Sydney Morning Herald is reporting that that list could increase to around 10,000 sites – most of which are of illegal pornographic content, but could also includes sites that house incendiary political discussions.

"The Government is embarking on a deeply unpopular and troubling experiment to fine-tune its ability to censor the internet," said communications spokesman Senator Scott Ludlam of Australian opposition party Greens.

"If you consider this kind of net censorship in the context of Australia's anti-terror laws, it paints a disturbing picture indeed."

On its website, Wikileaks, which leaked the news that the government had banned it for leaking information, simply said: "The first rule of censorship is that you cannot talk about censorship."

Currently, it is not illegal for internet users in Australia to click on the sites found on the web blacklist. The people targeted by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) are webmasters linking out to the sites that the government have flagged up as inappropriate.

This could all change, however, if a mandatory internet filtering censorship scheme is implemented – something that is being debated at the moment.

Via Sydney Morning Herald
By Marc Chacksfield

Can anyone else see http://wikileaks.org ? I'm in Australia and I can't.
Either the site is down because of too much traffic, or I'm blocked by the Oz JOG.

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[@Cailen.]

Hola hermano, ¿cómo está usted? Hablo un poco español y muy poco italiano.

Bienvenido al foro.

@Cailen.

[Questions & Answers - Who Is Rev. Kenneth Molyneaux ?]

RAHOWA! Welcome to the forum.

You might like to respond to a question someone asked in this forum about you:

Questions & Answers - Who Is Rev. Kenneth Molyneaux ? http://creatorforum.net/index.php?topic=236.0

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