[governance] The dawning of Internet censorship in Germany

Peter Dambier peter at peter-dambier.de
Wed Jun 17 14:47:37 EDT 2009


Aaron it looks great,

because it keeps the business running.
The things they "censor" earn a lot of money and are not allowed
to get censored. So we build a fake filter for grandma and keep
the business rolling.

The real problem:

The fake filter keeps grandma from seeing what she does not want
to see and keeps her from calling the police.

Internet researchers have shown it is easy to close those sites.
An email or a phone call can do - but that would destroy business.
After all the CDU is business oriented.

We are very much afraid of what the CDU is doing right now.
The CDU used to be the "Zentrum" or the center party and they
helped install what Hitler later on used to censor.

The "censoring" they are going to install can censor anything.
They guy who is feeding the filter is not controlled by anybody
and leaks found of other filters show that 90% of the things
filtered is just filtered for fun.

Closing your eyes does not help you avoiding a thunderstorm.

There have been police raids with thousands of homes searched
here in germany and nobody was found guilty. Servers from the
pirates party have been taken and nothing has been found.

Sites were down and people are still regarded as guilty by
their neigbars. Looks very much like NAZI germany.

Kind regards
Peter (german pirates party)

Nyangkwe Agien Aaron wrote:
> 
> I just read this and found it interesting for the caucus group.
> 
> Quite a great move by the German authorities aimed at securing
> responsible youth hood.
> 
> Aaron
> 
> 
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> 
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> "Germany is on the verge of censoring its Internet: The government - a grand
> coalition between the German social democrats and conservative party - seems
> united in its decision: On 18 June 2009, the German Parliament is to vote on
> the erection of an internet censorship architecture.
> 
> The Minister for Family Affairs Ursula von der Leyen kicked off and led the
> discussions within the German Federal Government to block Internet sites in
> order to fight child pornography. The general idea is to build a censorship
> architecture enabling the government to block content containing child
> pornography. The Federal Office of Criminal Investigation (BKA) is to
> administer the lists of sites to be blocked and the internet providers
> obliged to erect the secret censorship architecture for the government".
> 
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> Aaron Agien Nyangkwe
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> 
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