FBI shuts down 20 antiwar web sites:

[dave502d]

The US government move to shut down nearly two dozen antiwar, anti-globalization web sites on October 7 is an unprecedented exercise of police power against political dissent on the Internet.
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2004/oct2004/inte-o13.shtml

[aquart]

1. It will get worse with George.

[dave502d]

3. FEC May Regulate Web Political Activity

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=528&ncid=528&e=6&u=/ap/20041013/ap_on_el_pr/internet_politics

[The Sushi Bandit]

2. Kick this!

[ogradda]

4. is that legal?

what happened to freedom of speech?

[dave502d]

6. one word

Bush

[salvorhardin]

7. It doesn't matter

This is where the internet is unstoppable.

They only need re-register their domain with a domain registrar outside of the U.S. and move their hosting out of country as well.

[immoderate]

8. Until we take over.

--IMM

[sweetheart]

10. except some of the confiscated servers were in the UK

Better be quite sure about that location you mention where free
speech is secure.

I hope DU has some contingency plan for if the FBI did the same thing
with the primary servers. I presume there is already a warm
backup plan, with full backups and incrementals offsite. This
indymedia thing serves only as a warning to keep things properly
mirrored in safe locations where scumbag police ops cant shut'em
down.

[laruemtt]

5. kick!

[951]

9. YOU ARE SICK BUSH VERY SICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!