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The Y'all-qaeda of Talibama is trying to establish their Christo-Fascist Caliphate in the name of their one true prophet, Jesus Christ. Religious Freedom is not an excuse to establish Religious Fundamentalism.

Yes there was violence on both sides Mr President... But one side was righteous and the other one was Nazi scums.

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The extreme right’s favorite web provider just got hacked.⁠ ⁠ Epik, the domain registrar known for hosting far-right websites and social media services, was recently hacked, according to a release from someone claiming to be associated with the online collective known as Anonymous.⁠ ⁠ As first reported Monday by journalist Steven Monacelli, the hacker claims that “a decade’s worth of data from the company” has been obtained, including all domain purchases, domain transfers, and unredacted website registration data that could shed light on individuals and groups behind extremist or hate sites.⁠ ⁠ “This dataset is all that’s needed to trace actual ownership and management of the fascist side of the Internet that has eluded researchers, activists, and, well, just about everybody,” the hacker boasted in announcing the attack.⁠ ⁠ The company has called itself the “Swiss Bank of Domains,” with company CEO Rob Monster joking earlier this year to NPR that he’s “the Lex Luthor of the internet.” In that story, Monster likened white supremacist leaders to “shock jocks,” and claimed that while he does not personally think such content needed “to be available to people on the internet” publishing it remained “the decision of our client organizations.” Epik’s clients include Gab, the social networking platform where a user boasted about targeting a Pittsburgh synagogue just before carrying out his deadly assault, and Parler, whose links to the January 6 attack on the US Capitol got it booted by major tech providers.⁠ ⁠ Emma Best, a key figure with DDoS Secrets, a web archive with a public interest mission of hosting hacked and leaked data, tweeted Tuesday morning that the site was working to obtain the materials and share them with researchers and journalists. The group says it is preparing 180 gigabytes of data from “Epik, known for hosing fascist, white supremacist and other right-wing content.”⁠ ⁠ We break it all down for you at the link in our bio. Head there for more.⁠ (📸: Velar Grant/ZUMA) Reposted from @motherjonesmag #FightFascism #FightTheRight #WhiteSupremacy https://www.instagram.com/p/CT4Y-rtgLF4/?utm_medium=tumblr