As someone who likes to hear both sides of a story before reaching a conclusion (it's an attribute of being civilized), I am disappointed toTurns out this is to do with the DNS servers, not the .com registration.
find that rt.com, the Russian state media English language website, is
no longer available. It is not even coming up on DNS so it isn't just a website technical issue, but rather seems like rt.com has been taken
down by the internet infrastrucure.
I thought decisions like this were for the UN, but it may well be an assertion of US control of cyberspace (or at least .com domains).
Freedom of speech means rolling with the waves, including the bad
breakers. Generally it seems a disrespect on the global population who
aren't being left to draw their own conlusions. "Nothing to hide,
nothing to fear" is their slogan, so what is the dirty on the Russian
"better dead than woke" approach they are trying to hide?
As someone who likes to hear both sides of a story before reaching a >conclusion (it's an attribute of being civilized), I am disappointed to
find that rt.com, the Russian state media English language website, is
no longer available. It is not even coming up on DNS so it isn't just a >website technical issue, but rather seems like rt.com has been taken
down by the internet infrastrucure.
I thought decisions like this were for the UN, but it may well be an >assertion of US control of cyberspace (or at least .com domains).
Freedom of speech means rolling with the waves, including the bad
breakers. Generally it seems a disrespect on the global population who
aren't being left to draw their own conlusions. "Nothing to hide,
nothing to fear" is their slogan, so what is the dirty on the Russian
"better dead than woke" approach they are trying to hide?
On 23 24, Dave wrote:
As someone who likes to hear both sides of a story before reaching aTurns out this is to do with the DNS servers, not the .com registration.
conclusion (it's an attribute of being civilized), I am disappointed to
find that rt.com, the Russian state media English language website, is
no longer available. It is not even coming up on DNS so it isn't just a
website technical issue, but rather seems like rt.com has been taken
down by the internet infrastrucure.
I thought decisions like this were for the UN, but it may well be an
assertion of US control of cyberspace (or at least .com domains).
Freedom of speech means rolling with the waves, including the bad
breakers. Generally it seems a disrespect on the global population who
aren't being left to draw their own conlusions. "Nothing to hide,
nothing to fear" is their slogan, so what is the dirty on the Russian
"better dead than woke" approach they are trying to hide?
Some work, some don't. Never knew that the DNS servers could be edited
in the UK, and on what legal authority. Of course at times of emergency
the Secretary of State has wide and sweeping powers, is the UK in an >unreported war?
On Sat, 25 Mar 2023 10:54:23 +0000, Dave <dwickford@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 23 24, Dave wrote:
As someone who likes to hear both sides of a story before reaching aTurns out this is to do with the DNS servers, not the .com registration.
conclusion (it's an attribute of being civilized), I am disappointed to
find that rt.com, the Russian state media English language website, is
no longer available. It is not even coming up on DNS so it isn't just a
website technical issue, but rather seems like rt.com has been taken
down by the internet infrastrucure.
I thought decisions like this were for the UN, but it may well be an
assertion of US control of cyberspace (or at least .com domains).
Freedom of speech means rolling with the waves, including the bad
breakers. Generally it seems a disrespect on the global population who
aren't being left to draw their own conlusions. "Nothing to hide,
nothing to fear" is their slogan, so what is the dirty on the Russian
"better dead than woke" approach they are trying to hide?
Some work, some don't. Never knew that the DNS servers could be edited
in the UK, and on what legal authority. Of course at times of emergency >>the Secretary of State has wide and sweeping powers, is the UK in an >>unreported war?
I suspect, but have no means to check, it was a glitch somewhere
between rt and you. When I checked, moments ago, the site was working
fine.
Dave <dwickford@yahoo.com> wrote:
As someone who likes to hear both sides of a story before reaching a
conclusion (it's an attribute of being civilized), I am disappointed
to find that rt.com, the Russian state media English language
website, is no longer available. It is not even coming up on DNS so
it isn't just a website technical issue, but rather seems like rt.com
has been taken down by the internet infrastrucure.
I thought decisions like this were for the UN, but it may well be an
assertion of US control of cyberspace (or at least .com domains).
Freedom of speech means rolling with the waves, including the bad
breakers. Generally it seems a disrespect on the global population
who aren't being left to draw their own conlusions. "Nothing to
hide, nothing to fear" is their slogan, so what is the dirty on the
Russian "better dead than woke" approach they are trying to hide?
But when Russians do something like that, it’s censorship and should
be condemned.
As someone who likes to hear both sides of a story before reaching a conclusion (it's an attribute of being civilized), I am disappointed to
find that rt.com, the Russian state media English language website, is
no longer available. It is not even coming up on DNS so it isn't just a website technical issue, but rather seems like rt.com has been taken
down by the internet infrastrucure.
I thought decisions like this were for the UN, but it may well be an assertion of US control of cyberspace (or at least .com domains).
Freedom of speech means rolling with the waves, including the bad
breakers. Generally it seems a disrespect on the global population who
aren't being left to draw their own conlusions. "Nothing to hide,
nothing to fear" is their slogan, so what is the dirty on the Russian
"better dead than woke" approach they are trying to hide?
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