Social media censors and algorithmic changes are down, thanks to Q team

Seems that our white hats (our friends at the Pentagon, Q team, et al.) have regain control over Google with most, if not all, censors and algorithmic changes undone.

There is a cyber war of sorts happening at this time between the Earth Alliance and the black hats (Deep state cabal) - this is going to continue for a while longer.

Setting the stage for Disclosure involves regaining control of much of the web infrastructure the black hats have ties to.

Reports on Twitter on this effort:

Google has been taken by white hats and all the censorship that has occurred all these years is gone. Look up vaccines and autism, that is a real book on CIA site that was sponsored by CIA ( very informative) also look up John Podesta emails and artwork. That’s a few red pills

— AcmeRN (@theClarkes_) March 21, 2020

WHITE HATS IN FULL CONTROL OF THE MEDIA!! Now that we control Google, search these phrases, you’ll be amazed at what you see! THE TRUTH!!#WWG1WGA_WORLDWIDE 💥💥👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻@LoveBling6 @AWISHNSTAR2 @SantaSurfing @KewNadian @cjtruth @PunishDem1776 pic.twitter.com/sv7WxiRSu6

— Ryvenger (@Ryvenger1) March 21, 2020

Anons @StormIsUponUs @LisaMei62 @LawDog323

Google's terms of service will be revamped as of March 31, 2020

White Hats?

Changes to terms need to be studied...I just started, there are several sections pic.twitter.com/rm0q9eS8Gj

— Toots Babutz (@BabutzToots) March 21, 2020

Majestic 12 confirms the Google censors have become undone.

We must be ready for the truth. We have spent years educating you on very important topics. You have more than you know. Now the censors are off. Now the filters are down. Now its time to reconnect with those who you have become distant with. Reestablish a connection by spreading

— Majestic 12 (@TS_SCI_MAJIC12) March 22, 2020

the MESSAGE and ignore the messenger. Do not allow yourself to be manipulated by people who sign NDAs and are sponsored, groomed, and even scripted control the next phases of the operation. More details will follow and Q will one day post on the kun boards again but at this point

— Majestic 12 (@TS_SCI_MAJIC12) March 22, 2020

its time to move into the open and take the mask off. We have our comms. We have our memes. We have our bodies cleaned. We have our wealth being preserved and growing. The time to take action is now. Use the time off to spread the truth. The filters and censors are down.

— Majestic 12 (@TS_SCI_MAJIC12) March 22, 2020

Lastly, type in "Majestic 12" into Google search.

What do you see?

YouTube has also experienced a similar takeover effect.

My thanks to the white hat Alliance, they are SETTING THE STAGE!

Alex Jones: Emergency Message To Donald Trump - Free Speech Under Total Attack (video)

What Alex Jones said days ago that YouTube has been on a censorship spree with conservatives and those questioning the Florida school shooting - this is worth watching - FUA

The deep state and the globalists have gone all out now, launching a desperate assault on free speech to stop Donald Trump and America.

Huffington Post Contributor Terminated For Questioning Hillary's Health

This Huffington Post contributor who wrote articles about Hillary Clinton's health got his access terminated - What is it about his articles that the powers that be do not want others to know about? See the video. - FUA

Inquisition 2.0: The Internet Has Been Taken Hostage By The NWO

Let's continue to use the Net while it is still accessible, because the globalists are moving in on us - They will need to censor and control the Internet because their biggest fear is us. - FUA

Video from the Alex Jones YouTube channel:

Just So the oncoming Economic Nuclear Winter comes as no surprise. Let’s go over the mounting evidence that The Internet as we know it will be commandeered by globalist censors beginning midnight October 1st, when an entirely new era of the Internet will begin. Originally, President Obama promised that the Fed's handover of the antitrust protected Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers or ICANN would not involve the United Nations. Was this, yet again, a naive move by an incompetent President of the United States? Or has this been the plan all along?

Time and time again Congress has failed to pass draconian laws to control the internet. The Communications Decency Act of 1996, The Intellectual Property Enforcement Act of 2007, The Cybersecurity Act, The Protect IP Act of 2011, and SOPA to name a few all failed miserably against the ironclad integrity of the First Amendment.The globalists scurrying to their den of iniquity at Bilderberg would hear none of it. The internet must be controlled. Their very fortunes and lives depend on it. The public knows too much already. Control of the internet had to be torn from the protection of the U.S. Constitution.

People protesting NSA surveillance programs in Washington DC

Thanks to the Associated Press for covering this, now people in Washington are protesting the NSA surveillance programs, the collection of data from cell phones and the Internet.

Obama to support Internet wiretapping program

RT America video on FBI's latest attempt to monitor Internet users on chats, emails and more.

US entertainment industry calls for use of rootkits against Internet pirates

So, if going after Internet piracy with DMCA takedowns and ISP throttling of Net connections aren’t enough, the music and movie industries in the US are looking to take their Internet piracy fight to the next level with legalizing the use of malware, such as spyware and rootkits, to go up against Internet pirates on the web.

One of many measures looked at, is the ability to lock your PC with a notice saying for example, that you broke a law and need to pay a fine (known as ransomware).

Such as measure like this takes the fight directly to the user.

Source: Boing Boing

Porn on Ice: RT video on Iceland Internet porn ban attempt

Russia Today video on Iceland's Internet blocking of porn, also the country will prevent buyers from purchasing pay-per-view porn, subscriptions and paid downloads.

Iceland looking to censor Internet porn

Just as we thought Iceland has long respected Internet freedom and free from Internet surveillance, now it looks to censor porn altogether instead of just child porn.

Halla Gunnarsdottir had this to say about the Internet being somewhat lawless: “There are laws in our society. Why should they not apply to the Internet”?

Sounds like a huge response for taking a country’s law books and presence to the Internet, while the authoritarian regimes are already doing the same, such as Iran, China and Russia.

The UK ISPs wanted to block out porn by default, by making it an option for Internet subscribers to opt in if needed, if they want to view this kind of content. Will Iceland resort to this model?

Australia conducted a test in 2008 on Internet filtering of porn and depictions of crime and drug use. Some parts of that country are still doing this now.

As soon as a regime censors one form of Internet, it’s a pretext to censor anything else that they think violates the laws in their country, or simply do not approve of.

So fellow Icelanders: Tell those politicians to respect Internet freedom by not posing as Internet cops over what you can do and post like in Communist China and Islamic Iran.

Source: MSN News

Top ISPs Six Strikes Anti-Piracy measures may apply to free Wi-Fi

For those that think the six strikes copyright enforcement blitz only applies to residential customers and not in public areas, think again.

The top ISPs - AT&T, Comcast, Verizon, and others may expand the six strikes copyright rule to their Wi-Fi hotspots, and go after businesses that are providing patrons their Wi-Fi access and throttling down their Net speed if used for infringement purposes.

It shows even if you use public Wi-Fi, you may be subject to an unexpected decrease in Net speed.

Source: TechDirt

If you're looking to petition Verizon not to pursue businesses that provide their Wi-Fi access, sign the petition here.

Google removes censorship notice from Chinese search

Google decides to take away the ability to notify Chinese internet surfers of censored search results from China’s internet censorship systems, days after its plans to visit North Korea.

Is it because the Chinese regime already know about it, or that it serves no purpose to Google?

North Korea has it’s own domestic Intranet in place, so will Google’s visit to the country help in terms of setting up shop, or otherwise?

Source: Information Policy

Facebook Banning Gun Owners En Masse

Alex Jones of Infowars.com says in the video that Facebook has blocking accounts that were promoting pro-gun material. Perhaps bad for Facebook's image, or just convert censorship?

List of accounts that were temporarily shut down

More Internet restrictions coming to China

The Chinese regime announced its latest plans for more control over the Internet in the country. The first one is having Net users register their names with ISPs and government-run sites, which is probably been in place before, Then, it legalizes the deletion and interception of posts and data from Net users that may deem “illegal” online, effectively controlling what the Chinese can say and do, and retain data about what a user has posted – which is called data retention.

Such measures like these will allow the Chinese police to identify and snuff out dissidents that are posting info that is frown upon by the Chinese regime, taking the Big Brother internet policing to the next level.

This comes after Internet users in China exposed lower-level officials that may have engaged in government corruption, and wanting extra measures in place to prevent false and anonymous accusations online.

So if you want to expose a corrupt government official, the Chinese regime may not take your word for it without disclosing your real name and info.

Source: Reuters

Israeli police looking to censor the web

Israel is the next Middle Eastern nation looking to censor the Internet, in the name of child porn, gambling and piracy (not necessarily looking to engage with its enemies on the web like Hamas on Twitter).

Israeli police under a new Israeli bill will soon issue warrants to ISPs in the country to have websites blocked or seized, which is an initiative that was experimented on in 2010. This can possibly be done without hearing from the Israeli courts. The District Court of Tel-Aviv ruled that police do not have the authority to tell ISPs to block websites or IP addresses, but police still eager to support it under a new bill.

Iranian regime launches YouTube-like video site, Mehr

The Iranian regime has launched its own video sharing site called Mehr, similar to that of YouTube. The site wasn't just made to compete against Youtube, Vimeo and others, but to have more control over what gets posted. Perhaps it was made in anticipation of its domestic Internet launch?

This Newsy.com video has said that Iran was the country that was planning to get its own national Internet, or Intranet (closed network). It also revealed that in 2002, North Korea had its own closed Internet network, with its own search engine, email and browser.

Google responds to UN closed meeting about future of Internet with petition

Recently, Google started a petition on United Nation’s closed door meeting on the future of the Internet. The Internet giant and others are concerned that the meeting will invite more control over the Internet rather than promoting Internet freedom around the world, thanks to countries like Russia and China who want to manipulate the Internet to their own advantage.

This UN meeting is set to take place in December, so time is limited.

Sign the petition here if you want a free and open Internet, and tell the UN that you want Internet freedom, privacy, and Net neutrality.

Iran sanctioned by U.S. on “Iron Curtain” internet censorship

The U.S. State Department has announced sanctions on Iran over its national Internet plans and countless censorship of dissidents in the country, including Iran’s Communications and Tech ministry.

Iran recently announced that they have blocked email and search providers, including Facebook and YouTube, probably to test its national Internet, or Intranet (closed network).

This is possibly one of the first sanctions by the U.S. over Iran’s censoring of the web on political opponents and dissidents.

Source: Huffington Post

Google inaccessible in China

Google has reported that its search engine and services were blocked off, right around the time that China chooses its new party leaders.

Perhaps a way to prevent the Chinese people to use Google to research about the candidates? Then perhaps the choosing of new leaders may not change the country very much.

Source: USA Today

U.S. ISPs begin six strike anti-piracy program in November

In November 2012, Internet providers such as AT&T, Comcast, Verizon, Cablevision, and a few others will start up their six strikes anti-piracy program. The program is meant to educate Net users about online piracy, and prevents them from downloading materials that may infringe copyright, including the monitoring of peer-to-peer communications.

July 12th was the said date for the program, not sure if this was related to the program, or perhaps rescheduled.

This is made possible thanks to an agreement between the ISPs and the entertainment industry (Hollywood) such as the MPAA and the RIAA, and their associates.

As it stands, the mitigation measures will be used on your sixth strike and beyond, such as the temporary block of Internet traffic, and throttling down of Net speed, that is, after you’ve been warned by your ISP many times.

Source: TorrentFreak

Iran’s new Internet censorship move: blocking by file type

It's no secret that the Iranian government has a bit of an uncomfortable relationship with the internet. First of all, it's trying to build its own internet, at which point it supposedly would like to block out that "other" internet completely. It's also pretty aggressive in censoring various sites it doesn't like.

From TechDirt – Ever heard of a regime censoring the Net by file extension, such as audio, video and picture files? It was even used after the 2009 Iranian elections.