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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 454
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But they focus on the negativity for a very good reason. Something very beautifull is about to happen and all they want you to do is keep your focus on the pink elephant at the other side of the room. Godlikeproductions? - ![]() |
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 297
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There's also allot of verbal/emotional abuse going on there and I believe it's meant to stay like that under the guise of "Free speech, no censorship", yet they ban people who post David Icke. From the outside, I see allot of the dysfunctional side of people being not only entertained, but encouraged. The negativity there is extremely addictive and I myself have to watch that I don't fall into it and feed from it. |
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Cali
Posts: 19
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Soulmate, I would recommend dialing back your paranoia level. I won't say that they don't have a problem with Icke, but it's very likely that your inability to log in normally has nothing to do with you. I've made only two posts there in the two years I've been a member, and I've been banned a couple of times as well, and with the same message on the screen that you listed. Although the number of posts and the number of bans have been the same, they haven't been related in time. Since you said
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A DDoS is very difficult to stop because of the fact that it *is* distributed among many machines; banning just one of those machines doesn't help. The only thing they can do is block the entire domain of your service provider to stop the attack. That doesn't mean they suspect you or think that you're doing anything; it just means that *someone* is operating a DDoS concentrated from that ISP. As I said above, this happened to me twice, and after a brief e-mail discussion with one of their techs, I understood what they were doing and why. It's the only way to stop the attacks on their system. I'd be willing to bet that if you used any one of the many available web-based proxies, you would not only still be able to access GLP, but would also probably be able to log in to your account there and continue your discussions unhindered. It's a bit slower that way since everything has to pass through the proxy first, but it can be done. Last edited by tgraf66; 03-15-2009 at 06:36 AM. |
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Banned
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Belgium
Posts: 153
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I guess they didn't like my sarcasm and it happened right after that moment. If that is your definition of a paranoid, then I am one. As for your bet, I'm in, I have tried 20 or so proxies. These proxies worked on any other site except for GLP. I think they decided to ban my isp since Belgian members are only a tiny fraction of their membership. |
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Banned
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Belgium
Posts: 153
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Today, I friend of mine came by and I told him about what happened on GLP. I wanted to show him what GLP looked like on my ISP and it seems that .... shhhhht .... they have removed the ISP ban.
Not a word about David Icke, ever. I promise. |
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