I got to thinking about these threats recently of "Government"demanding
access to ISP files to show our surfing patterns, all under the guise of
"protecting children from pediophiles", and Bill Gates
plan to "thumb-print" us at our computer before we can even surf.

What they really want is to catch us "subversives" carrying out
our business of revealing truths.

There is no doubt in my mind that this Url among others is being tracked,
and therefore thought it worth making below site available for
"Anonymous surfing" to those who want it.

Call me an alarmist,but bolt the back door anyway is my motto.

Some among you I'm sure are more knowledgable in these matters, and
can set me straight on this if I''m wrong, but I believe
"we" owe this option to newcomers, or those who are not
"tech-savvy".If you feel it's unsafe to use it....consider the option of
being tracked anyway.

This is the site I found that works below. I will be testing the rest, but
I have a feeling of urgency about this.You can also Download a "toolbar"
that attaches to your browser bar.

http://proxify.com/

This is the main site for full listing

http://www.thefreecountry.com/security/anonymous.shtml

I couldn't figure what the flashes were coming from the "9" choppers
flying past the WTC in the video 911 Eyewitness, nor could the producers., and why
explosions resulted thereafter. Well here it is thanks to Alex Jones site for referral

http://www.sundayherald.com/25646

Exclusive: confessions of a secret agent turned terrorist
By Neil Mackay

Fulton then travelled to the US and helped develop light-sensitive bombs, activated by photographic flashes, to overcome the problem of IRA remote-control devices having their detonation signal jammed by army radio un
its.

Pretty damning evidence of controlled explosions
You decide since I'm no expert