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Would You Like a Little Information with Your Anarchy?
2002-04-07 00:12:06
InfoAnarchy is a nice little weblog with cute graphics and a pleasant, appealing style that seeks the violent overthrow of the US government.
Well, not exactly the violent overthrow the government, although I'm sure people like evil bastard Jack Valenti and that another evil bastard Sen. Ernest Hollings (SC D) wish they would disappear. Tho' to be quite honest, I'm pretty sure that Jack and Ernest don't even know InfoAnarchy exists.
However, InfoAnarchy does exist and they do have a nice informative site and they do have major issues with current state of US and international copyright laws and other intellectual property concerns. InfoAnarchy does a pretty good job for a weblog of staying current with the issues and are rarely far behind in posting a notice when news is happening. They also focus on P2P matters, being very pro-P2P. I happen to pretty much agree with most of their stances, which is why I'm bothering to write this up this link.
I check InfoAnarchy out pretty much on a daily basis, tho' they rarely post that often (sort of like the PDJ, eh).
T O P S T O R I E S
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Republican State Senator busted after soliciting a teenage girl
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C L A S S I C P I G D O G
A Day in the Life of a Beverotologist
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Vacationing from Somnambulant Narrow Realities
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