Re: Re: Netwar Against the EZLN

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If it weren't for government regulations and corporate dominance, INSULAR
(http://www.insular.net) technology might be the way to an alterntive NET.

jjf


> > Ricardo, some of us are already doing research on alternative network
> > infrastructures, both telecom-based and optical-based. We need to
> > develop a hactivist version of the old Fidonet, so I'm not at the
mercy
> > of an MCI frame-relay breakdown.
> >
> > Yes, we need more alternative ISP nodes. One is being developed in
> > Baltimore. I want to start a TAO/GeoCities hybrid here in Washington.
> > What I need is some equipment, some help, and money for the
connection.
> > I hope to get www.mutualaid.org up within the next year.
> >
> 
> 
> EDT has also been seeking funding and technical help in
> developing mirco_wireless realvideo servers for
> the counter_surveilence of human rights abuse of
> off_grid communities, like Chiapas--if armies know
> that they are watched--it may hold them off a beats
> longer than before.
> 
> Again as in all the things attempt to create systems,
> the ideas come fast, tech comes slow....
> 

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