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Reply · sdk · 03 Mar 2013 11:11
Further on this subject, I believe people are genuinely scared away from the dark web because of how powerful it is - not all uses of the Deep Web sites are "evil. " It has also been very helpful to citizens who find their personal liberties threatened, or who are being watched by government agencies. WikiLeaks is an example of one of the uses of the Deep Web. In the beginning, and for a long time, the WikiLeaks site operated in the Deep Web, before it went public. Even today, if someone wants to blow the whistle or upload information to WikiLeaks, it is possible to publish it on the Deep Web.
Another example is the group Anonymous, which has used Tor to organize massive attacks on all kinds of organizations. It uses the Deep Web not only for direct actions but also to organize itself.
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Reply · Adam · 03 Mar 2013 11:07
The DVD version certainly looked like a bird, but the older VHS version certainly did not.

Perhaps it's a fake.
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Reply · Not Registered · 02 Mar 2013 09:29
Used to live in Scotland on a farm. There used to be a jelly like "fungus" growing on the fields. Never seen it before or after anywhere else. At 9 years old it was quite freaky lol. CheltBlue
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Reply · sdk · 02 Mar 2013 09:14
The deep web as its known, is what the web was like back in the day before it was google regulated and monitored. there is some dodgy rubbish on there but there is also all the free uncensored information you could dream of on there, and I mean all. I would say its a safe bet the powers that be use it as all the info they need is there and conveniantly hidden from your average google/lay user
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Reply · Not Registered · 01 Mar 2013 14:00
Id stay away from that programme! You can access the 'true web' through it but what you uncover is just criminals and peadofiles! like Franky said also you don't know who or what your talking to on there! My advice stay well clear from anything they say can't be traced because 99% of the time you can be they just say you can't to lure people in! and if you believe a VPN would stop you being tracked your wrong! you have to remember the Internet was the militarys long before it became public!

RR!
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Reply · frankyscouser · 01 Mar 2013 10:17
Mate like the saying "If it seems too good to be true, it probably is" meaning even if they deliver whatever goods your order, the people who send it could be anyone governments/fbi anything and even if they are on the level I can see government agencies monitoring or even hacking and putting a lot of dis-info files out there. a famous x files quote springs to mind, "trust no one".
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Reply · Khakipillowslip · 01 Mar 2013 08:55
Tor is more the project isn't it? (It's also my son's name) There's a browser you can download too, it acts almost like a VPN connection to the 'net to mask your IP, Melbourne is correct on that score, good stuff.
There are also suggestions that you can access the underlying parts of the web with it, unearthing documents and files that could be quite controversial and eye-opening. I'm tempted to give it a try, but I know I'll ultimately be disappointed with the outcome vs the expectation. :)
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Reply · Not Registered · 01 Mar 2013 00:04
The website isn't called TOR. TOR is the operating program the website uses in order to block the tracing of IP addresses. Without TOR you can not access the website, and in turn, their customer database.

The main website used is Silk Road. It gives drug users the ability to search out certain products from certain regions eg. MD from Cambodia, Coke from Peru, meth from Utah America etc.

I personally don't use it, nor have I ever but I know people that have. Packages will be sent in the post and the operators of Silk Road hold any payments until the product is received. This stops the drug dealers from making false promises. So far the police have been unable to track the founders, due to the none use of IP addresses. Some people have been caught trying to receive the drugs, but only by Police who have monitored certain postal addresses.

Although legally its the wrong thing to
do, it's a rather ingenius way of doing it.

Melbourne CFC
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Reply · frankyscouser · 01 Mar 2013 00:04
What I found strange about what happened was everyone alludes to a nwo but clearly they do not trust each other if this story is true, we all know the UK USA and israel are close allies but if it was a nwo the pride of lions would share the kill, everyone would get a taste instead it looks like the lions are trying to scare off the hyenas.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 28 Feb 2013 23:49
Would not surprise me if it was set up by governments to see who is in the market for buying those products.
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Reply · frankyscouser · 28 Feb 2013 22:56
The group have the right intentions but its the sign of the times they have to resort from hiding there identities with big brother watching. the freedom of the internet should mean that and sadly that includes ignorant people who write or chat obscenities being included in the freedom of speech as well.
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Reply · Not Registered · 28 Feb 2013 21:22
In almost all cases what we get is Victor's history. Look at the story that emerged towards the end of WWII; the Soviets were brave and noble allies fighting the Nazi tyranny. In actual fact they were every bit as bad as the Nazis and actually killed more people. Similarly only the war crimes of one nation were reported with a huge cover up of the Katyn massacre, Dresden firestorm, systematic rapes and summary executions on the allied side being brushed under the carpet. It's very difficult to trust the reporting of historical events
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