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I've been researching information, ranging from occult to history, science, politics, etc., for some years now, and in the past months to years I've been seeing and witnessing some information that has been taken down from the Internet; many of these websites that give out deeper information than that of people like Alex Jones being luckily archived into the Internet Archive. https://archive.org/

However, I have been noticing some information even being taken down by the Archive website. So seeing that there is an increasing war on freedom of Information by the Elites of the Government, I suggest that we start saving the still valuable information onto our computers. It can be done by copy and pasting an article onto Microsoft Word and saving it, and/or printing the article(s) or PDF files. Speaking of PDF files, download a PDF file if you see them on various Internets. You can also use a flash drive to save the information. Any thing that can preserve truth is fine.

WanderingLands wrote:I've been researching information, ranging from occult to history, science, politics, etc., for some years now, and in the past months to years I've been seeing and witnessing some information that has been taken down from the Internet; many of these websites that give out deeper information than that of people like Alex Jones being luckily archived into the Internet Archive. https://archive.org/

However, I have been noticing some information even being taken down by the Archive website. So seeing that there is an increasing war on freedom of Information by the Elites of the Government, I suggest that we start saving the still valuable information onto our computers. It can be done by copy and pasting an article onto Microsoft Word and saving it, and/or printing the article(s) or PDF files. Speaking of PDF files, download a PDF file if you see them on various Internets. You can also use a flash drive to save the information. Any thing that can preserve truth is fine.

"Whatever may be the limitations which trammel inquiry elsewhere, we believe the great state University of Wisconsin should ever encourage that continual and fearless sifting and winnowing by which alone the truth can be found." -Inscribed on Bascom Hall at the University of Wisconsin - Madison

you can't say that; it isn't "politically correct" and it might offend someone...

-Imp

Impenitent wrote:you can't say that; it isn't "politically correct" and it might offend someone...

-Imp

Politically correct? Why? What's wrong with finding truth?

WanderingLands wrote:

Impenitent wrote:you can't say that; it isn't "politically correct" and it might offend someone...

-Imp

Politically correct? Why? What's wrong with finding truth?

it might hurt someone's feelings

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_correctness

obey

-Imp

Impenitent wrote:

WanderingLands wrote:

Impenitent wrote:you can't say that; it isn't "politically correct" and it might offend someone...

-Imp

Politically correct? Why? What's wrong with finding truth?

it might hurt someone's feelings

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_correctness

obey

-Imp

lol man. Looks like you got me!

Well, looks like you guys better save as much good information as fast as you can, because the Trans Pacific Partnership agreement is secretly in the process of being enforced, which means that if passed and made law, corporations and government could seize control of the Internet and control content on it.

http://blogs.computerworld.com/internet ... we-know-it