on August 19, 2010 by admin in Uncategorized, Comments (14)

A message to the Government of Thailand

thaileaks
Dear Government of Thailand,

So you blocked Wikileaks in your national firewall of oppression.

Some wonder what information you wished to keep away from the people. Was it the 1,203 freshly censored websites, the political prisoner Harry Nicolaides?

Your reasons are however irrelevant to us. We are in your internets, defending the free flow of information. No matter what you take down, we bring it up again. We were born and raised in tunnels, and we speak natively in cryptographic code.

Today we release thaileaks.info in order to bypass your simple filter. You can add it to your block list if you want, but we don’t worry much, because there are hundreds, maybe thousands of internauts ready to make that information reach its true destination: the people of Thailand.

You may access the entire Wikileaks site by browsing to wiki.thaileaks.info or use secure connection (you need to accept the certificate) on the https-enabled version.

We are Wikicong
an independent sub-commando of the Telecomix Crypto Munitions Bureau
we connect people
we isomorphy
we are jellyfish
and we are never gonna give you up!

For questions and answers, please go to our chat, where internauts from all over the world may answer your inquiries.
More information about the Thai block of Wikileaks can be found in this post by the Bangkok Post:

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