thaksin started the trend of banning websites in thailand years ago, only he did it in the 10's of thousands..
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thaksin started the trend of banning websites in thailand years ago, only he did it in the 10's of thousands..
another bigoted thread gjbkk? .....![]()
I heard he banned them by the trillions, that he actually used money stolen from orphans (who he then sold to laotian whore farms) to register millions of domain names so that he could pre-emptively ban them. He banned so many websites that early in 2004 the number of sites on the internuts went negative and the net briefly disappeared up its own ass. I also heard that he used the gold teeth he stole from the oppressed bangkok middle classes to buy up the A B and C root name servers so that he could have them burned and turned into amulets by communist republican anti-monarchy monks and used to make his redshort commandos immune to eedjits on the internets. It was thaksin who prevented the switchover to IPv6 because that would have meant bazillions more websites to ban and what with gassing people who wore glasses and bribing the world media and eating babies and that he just didn't have the time for it and that he used the money he got from selling shincorp to set up a cosmic firewall to prevent the space brothers on zeta reticulai questioning his policies on the pantip and teenee forums.
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horseshit tudious - just pointing out that this is not the first govt to use its power to censor those that criticise itOriginally Posted by EmperorTud
Let me google that for youOriginally Posted by DrB0b
and how many of those thousands have called for illegal acts to be committed ?Originally Posted by DrB0b


You conveniently miss the point that since the Junta, with the exception of the Samak and Somchai administrations, media censorship, in particular of the internet, has increased substantially.Originally Posted by baldrick
Simply uninformed nonsense, the Junta and this administration are far worse.Originally Posted by Bones
Pre-coup, the government blocked 2,475 websites, while as of January 2007, the Junta had blocked 13,435 websites - an increase of a shade under 443%.
See here.
RSF : Thailand - Annual report 2007 « FACT - Freedom Against Censorship Thailand
And here.
Bangkok Post : General news
Mortals you defy the Gods, I sentence you to travel among unknown stars, until you find the Kingdom of Hades, your bodies will stay as lifeless as stone.
and has the usage on online forums and media increased substantially in the same timeframe ?Originally Posted by EmperorTud
and has censorship of media other than the internet "increased substantially" ?

And if it has increased that's no excuse for increased censorship!Originally Posted by baldrick
Of course, didn't you bother reading the articles I posted?Originally Posted by baldrick
but bobby - it intimates that all media censorship of all mediums has increased substantially - and I have not noticed it in the print media - I think they are just getting excited with their bandwagon.Originally Posted by DrB0b
internet access around the world has been increasing exponentially - many 100's and 100's - so it stands to reason that the ipid hordes will be posting more and more online - and along with that will be more content that is considered offensive etc
base wha ?? fcuk you tooOriginally Posted by DrB0b
If you torture data for enough time , you can get it to say what you want.
Didn't you understand his question?Originally Posted by baldrick
The answer is seven

So how do you justify and explain a 4-500% increase in censorship of online media in just the few months following the coup?Originally Posted by baldrick
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was I supposed to ?Originally Posted by DrAndy
I don't want to justify anythingOriginally Posted by EmperorTud
is a few months , thousands ?Originally Posted by EmperorTud
just what was censored by the 4-500 % 's
something happened which caused an increase in posting online of which much was censored ?
sounds reasonable - and the people in power had the tools at their disposal and people like b0b to implement - so they blocked heaps of sh1t.
though it is a radical hypothesis - military govts censor heavy handedly - but it might fly
^Baldrick, I sincerely hope you're drunk. That response makes Butterfly look like a heavyweight, you should be ashamed to post such juvenile pap where it can be seen by others.
Originally Posted by baldrick
Last edited by DrB0b; 18-04-2009 at 10:52 PM.
are we talking pigs now?Originally Posted by baldrick
might want another one DrBOb, one day

A military coup happened!Originally Posted by baldrick
what - because I question yours and tuds campaign to paint this present govt as the evil overlords ?Originally Posted by DrB0b
hail from your pulpit b0b - but not everyone is going to suck it up
If you want one for your new place, no problem, might even get a discount as the girl we bought it from says she's so sick of pigs now she'll happily kill them for free. But no way I'm driving half way to Burma through those rice-fields around your house in the sticks again. I had to swim most of the way home![]()
I wear my thickness with pride b0bbles - just as you wear your nuanced understanding of english and thai language - granted I have not been ordained in the monkhood , mimicked Che Guevara with the red shirts in the hills behind Wang Sai Poon or done a stint as a lady boy in obsessions - but surely I can allow myself to interpret my own observations.
tudious reckons that the evil censorship regime of the populous ceo was minimal compared to that of the reign of the military and now funky markys turn at the helm - though his statistics do not seem to acknowledge that an upsurge in internet usage and increasing tubulent society might have also increased the amount of radical posting online which should of course increase the amount of websites that are blocked. the more chances of somchai's swearing at the siblings of socrates the more chances there are of the censors cultivating their scorecards.
they will never attain the efficiency of the golden shield which leaks like a sieve anyway
it seem I am upsetting your acolytes.

What campaign?Originally Posted by baldrick
I am just pointing out that Thaksin wasn't the devil as many posters, such as bones earlier, try to make out. Bones also made a statement based on nothing more than his opinion that was utterly false to try and further his position. I corrected him.
Are postings criticising the establishment radical?Originally Posted by baldrick
Or are they warranted, as I believe, because the rural majority have been diddled out of their vote by the old establishment?
Seems to me that this campaign of censorship is to protect the coup-makers and those who continuously interfere in politics and hinder the democratic process.
The statistics on website censorship show an increase of 443% in censorship during the 3 months following the 2006 coup, so an upsurge in internet usage or "turbulent society" certainly isn't the reason.
But again, why should people be prevented from criticising or discussing the coup and the CNS Junta on the internet?
No-one should be immune from criticism or debate, least of all the military.

See my post earlier with a link to the FACT website that completely rubbishes your argument.Originally Posted by DaffyDuck
Pre-coup, the government blocked 2,475 websites, while as of January 2007, the Junta had blocked 13,435 websites - an increase of a shade under 443%.
FACT!Originally Posted by EmperorTud
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