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    Quote Posted by corson (here)
    agreed. i thought it was alarming when i first listened to it. and i believe that it holds an important key to what may be formulating with the global coastal event. i do have a problem with Clif High's input regarding displacement waves, as i have found that they are not a separate form of destruction. there are tsunamis and there are tidal waves, displacement is what occurs before a tsunami and it occurs in the form of earthquakes, volcanic eruption, and landslides. so, with that being said, i am aware that something is happening, and it may very well be this.
    warmest regards, corson
    Agreed. So maybe the whispers about the Cabal building new Disneylands in underground towns isn't so far fetched after all... wonder if my metrocard will work there?
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    funny you should mention Disneyland..... i was just discussing that today regarding security situations........metrocards should work! i wish i had one!
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    Quote Posted by greybeard (here)
    They would have to act without the permission of the ordinary person in their country.
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    "They" always do.
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    I have seen webbot hits that aren't claimed by Clif because of where he places his attention.

    The best example I can think of is the Penn State sex scandal. Clif nailed the timing and language but didn't recognize it because he was looking for the language to reference the catholic church. Clif isn't a sports fan and may have been only marginally aware of the situation. Personally, I think that was one of his best hits.
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    About the shift... I actually do hope for a major shift in the consciousness of humanity. Do I hope for an upheaval? No, but I don't necessary see changes as a bad thing, and I don't see death as a bad thing. Death like birth is a natural process.

    There is a lot of good things happening in this world, but things are still pretty messed up collectively. The weather is worsening, our rights are taken away little by little, our foods are being ruined, our leaders are totally corrupt and the most important part is that humans have lost their connection to nature and to Spirit. It is insanity to destroy the rainforest and this world...

    So yes, we desperately need some kind of a shift.
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    I split off the portion of this thread discussing chemtrails into a new thread: Another chemtrail thread (split from Clif High's Last Wujo thread).
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    Quote Posted by indigopete (here)
    Quote Posted by marlowe (here)
    Frankly,with the uptick in active volcanoes,quakes,sinkholes,and solar flares I think we are over due for major earth changes...
    Is that based on the well known theory that "upticks" in quakes, sinkholes and solar flares are always followed by major earth changes ?
    Believe what you like ...But Webbots predicted the rash of sinkholes due to the Expanding Earth idea.....and ,to my knowledge,we have never experienced this massive number of sinkholes before....& let's not forget the fireballs and mysterious booms and other strange sounds....

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    I have been following all of Clif's Wujo's in 2013. Gosh if you haven't listened to any of them, go check them out. Great stuff based on real data and predictive modeling. But, there is something great about his delivery of his results summary and his character. Analytic mind, insightful wisdom, quirky character, and interesting to listen to.

    Earlier this week I listened to his most recent one on the global coastal event. And, if you have listened to any of his wujos on this topic, he points out the preceding and correlated events to it, which include the formation and growth of the "data holes" or gaps that begin forming in data over the web which begin to malign his data gathering spider programs. Apparently, these begin to pop up and grow preceding the "gce".

    Now, I saw this story yesterday, and my heart sank a bit. Tell me this is not a huge data hole.

    Syria 'cut off from the internet'
    (Internet services have halted across Syria, in what appears to be the second shutdown in six months.)
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-22446041

    As of today there are follow up stories that internet access is being restored there. But, an entire nation going dark on the net - that is a huge data hole.

    Stay vigilant.

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    Quote Posted by Arc (here)
    ... Tell me this is not a huge data hole.

    Syria 'cut off from the internet'
    (Internet services have halted across Syria, in what appears to be the second shutdown in six months.)
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-22446041

    As of today there are follow up stories that internet access is being restored there. But, an entire nation going dark on the net - that is a huge data hole....
    The biggest data hole are ALL people that do not use internet. One country is nothing in comparison.

    As of june 2012 that was 65,7 % of earths population. But I guess their mindset, cognitions and psych-leak doesn't count...

    http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm
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    Quote Posted by InCiDeR (here)
    Quote Posted by Arc (here)
    ... Tell me this is not a huge data hole.

    Syria 'cut off from the internet'
    (Internet services have halted across Syria, in what appears to be the second shutdown in six months.)
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-22446041

    As of today there are follow up stories that internet access is being restored there. But, an entire nation going dark on the net - that is a huge data hole....
    The biggest data hole are ALL people that do not use internet. One country is nothing in comparison.

    As of june 2012 that was 65,7 % of earths population. But I guess their mindset, cognitions and psych-leak doesn't count...

    http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm
    That is pretty interesting that close to 2/3 of the world population is not using the internet. I did not know this stat.

    But, just to clarify, I am not suggesting that "their mindset, cognitions and psych-leak" does not count. I think that is a different topic, and I might think it certainly counts for shaping the future. I was mainly pointing out, from Clif's analysis, that his ability to gather data, from the internet, with whoever of the world is on it or not - that is where the holes develop. The holes are basically losses of data sources from what was part of the normal daily internet up to now.

    Those people or data outside of the internet usage are not being judged either way. I am merely pointing out a loss of existing normal daily internet data that has appeared quite publicly in the news, and that it correlates to Clif's predictions.

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    Here is a psychic woman who seems to be seeing the global coastal event...click link and go to 3rd paragraph.."I see waves crashing...rather high waves."

    http://psychicfocus.blogspot.com.au/

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    Quote Posted by Arc (here)
    But, an entire nation going dark on the net - that is a huge data hole.
    Details of this latest 19 hour outage can be found here: http://labs.umbrella.com/2013/05/07/...from-internet/

    If this were a major nation with extensive connectivity, then taking it off the Internet would be huge. For smaller nations with more limited connectivity, it seems that someone (some dastardly organization) is able to issue the Internet backbone router instructions to disconnect them. My thread Syria cut off from Internet (back up now, 2 day outage) explains what happened on the previous Syrian Internet outage on Nov 29 through 30, 2012.
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    Quote Posted by Paul (here)
    Quote Posted by Arc (here)
    But, an entire nation going dark on the net - that is a huge data hole.
    Details of this latest 19 hour outage can be found here: http://labs.umbrella.com/2013/05/07/...from-internet/

    If this were a major nation with extensive connectivity, then taking it off the Internet would be huge. For smaller nations with more limited connectivity, it seems that someone (some dastardly organization) is able to issue the Internet backbone router instructions to disconnect them. My thread Syria cut off from Internet (back up now, 2 day outage) explains what happened on the previous Syrian Internet outage on Nov 29 through 30, 2012.
    Ok, I am going to read and chew on this a bit. Paul, would not mind if you keep us apprised of any significant, perceived data holes forming with your information sources and awareness. I just grabbed something off mainstream media that caught my attention, which seemed significant, but glad for your trained eye. Maybe even a new data holes thread might be nice, if anyone wants to start one.

    Thanks-

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    This old post of mine, from Dec 1, 2012, estimates the risk of Internet disconnection for each country: Syria cut off from Internet (Post #10).

    Here's the key image from that post:
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    Quote Posted by Paul (here)
    This old post of mine, from Dec 1, 2012, estimates the risk of Internet disconnection for each country: Syria cut off from Internet (Post #10).

    Here's the key image from that post:
    Thanks, Paul for the map. In regards to GCE, roughly 3 years ago the US held a military meeting with a group of nations in the East. I took notice because it included also Vietnam whose military relation was just kinda forming. I also noticed that most if not all the nations in that summit were on the South Pacific rims, including Argentina, Australia, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Brunei, New Zealand (and a few others?), also India, with the exception that Mongolia was invited and China was left out. I was actually telling my mom "are they preparing for a meteor hit in the South Pacific?"

    Another data knot, did FEMA request a bunch (300,000?) of "under water" body bags not too long ago?

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    Thanks Paul for the map.
    What would be equally interesting is a map showing weak to strong electricity grid areas.
    Does anyone have.
    So far I have not seen much evidence of effective back up for a grid failure caused by CME.
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    Quote Posted by Paul (here)
    This old post of mine, from Dec 1, 2012, estimates the risk of Internet disconnection for each country: Syria cut off from Internet (Post #10).

    Here's the key image from that post:
    Thank you Paul. That is a good map. I think this will complement that map:

    I checked some few things up... just for consideration of course...


    13 root DNS servers of the Internet. Those servers are as follow:

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    A 198.41.0.4
    • Country: United States
    • Region: Virginia
    • City: Sterling
    • Postal Code: 20166
    • Latitude/Longitude: 38.988098 / -77.475502
    • ISP: "VeriSign Infrastructure & Operations"
    • Organization: "VeriSign Infrastructure & Operations"
    • Host Name: A.ROOT-SERVERS.NET

    The number of this IP address is 198.41.0.4. This IP address is active in United States, and fixed within Sterling, Virginia. IP Country code is US. In organization "VeriSign Infrastructure & Operations", IP address is assigned to "VeriSign Infrastructure & Operations". It is also assigned to a hostname a.root-servers.net. IP address longitude is -77.475502 and latitude is 38.988098. Postal code of this IP is 20166 and area code is 703.

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    B 192.228.79.201
    • Country: United States
    • Region: California
    • City: Marina Del Rey
    • Postal Code: 90292
    • Latitude/Longitude: 33.977699 / -118.435097
    • ISP: "B.Root-Server-OPS"
    • Organization: "B.Root-Server-OPS"
    • Host Name: B.ROOT-SERVERS.NET

    IP address is numbered 192.228.79.201. This IP address refers to United States, and it is located in Marina Del Rey, California. IP Country code is US. IP address ISP is "B.Root-Server-OPS", organization is "B.Root-Server-OPS". It is also assigned to a hostname b.root-servers.net. IP address latitude is 33.977699 and longitude is -118.435097. Postal code of this IP is 90292 and area code is 310.

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    C 192.33.4.12
    • Country: United States
    • Region: N/A
    • City: N/A
    • Postal Code: N/A
    • Latitude/Longitude: 38.000000 / -97.000000
    • ISP: "Performance Systems International"
    • Organization: "Performance Systems International"
    • Host Name: C.ROOT-SERVERS.NET

    The number of this IP address is 192.33.4.12. This IP address is fixed within United States. IP Country code is US. ISP of this address is "Performance Systems International", organization is "Performance Systems International". It is also assigned to a hostname c.root-servers.net. IP address latitude is 38.000000 and longitude is -97.000000.

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    D 128.8.10.90
    • Country: United States
    • Region: Maryland
    • City: College Park
    • Postal Code: N/A
    • Latitude/Longitude: 39.001202 / -76.931702
    • ISP: "University of Maryland"
    • Organization: "University of Maryland"
    • Host Name: D.ROOT-SERVERS.NET

    IP address is numbered 128.8.10.90. This IP address is active in United States, and refers to College Park, Maryland. IP Country code is US. ISP of this address is "University of Maryland", organization is "University of Maryland". Its hostname is d.root-servers.net. IP address latitude is 39.001202 and longitude is -76.931702.

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    E 192.203.230.10
    • Country: United States
    • Region: Alabama
    • City: Huntsville
    • Postal Code: 35812
    • Latitude/Longitude: 34.701801 / -86.610802
    • ISP: "National Aeronautics and Space Association"
    • Organization: "National Aeronautics and Space Association"
    • Host Name: N/A

    The number of this IP address is 192.203.230.10. This IP address is affiliated with United States, and registered in Huntsville, Alabama. IP Country code is US. ISP of this address is "National Aeronautics and Space Association", organization is "National Aeronautics and Space Association". IP address latitude is 34.701801 and longitude is -86.610802. Postal code of this IP is 35812 and area code is 256.

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    F 192.5.5.241
    • Country: United States
    • Region: California
    • City: Redwood City
    • Postal Code: 94063
    • Latitude/Longitude: 37.491402 / -122.210999
    • ISP: "Internet Systems Consortium"
    • Organization: "Internet Systems Consortium"
    • Host Name: F.ROOT-SERVERS.NET

    The number of this IP address is 192.5.5.241. The country of this IP address activation is United States, and it is refers toRedwood City, California. IP Country code is US. IP address ISP is "Internet Systems Consortium", organization is "Internet Systems Consortium". Its host address is f.root-servers.net. IP address latitude is 37.491402 and longitude is -122.210999. Postal code of this IP is 94063 and area code is 650.

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    G 192.112.36.4
    • Country: United States
    • Region: N/A
    • City: N/A
    • Postal Code: N/A
    • Latitude/Longitude: 38.000000 / -97.000000
    • ISP: "Naval Ocean Systems Center"
    • Organization: "Naval Ocean Systems Center"
    • Host Name: G.ROOT-SERVERS.NET

    IP address is numbered 192.112.36.4. This IP address is located in United States. IP Country code is US. IP address ISP is "Naval Ocean Systems Center", organization is "Naval Ocean Systems Center". Its hostname is G.ROOT-SERVERS.NET. IP address latitude is 38.000000 and longitude is -97.000000.

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    H 128.63.2.53
    • Country: United States
    • Region: Maryland
    • City: Aberdeen Proving Ground
    • Postal Code: 21005
    • Latitude/Longitude: 39.473801 / -76.128799
    • ISP: "Headquarters, USAISC"
    • Organization: "Headquarters, USAISC"
    • Host Name: H.ROOT-SERVERS.NET

    The number of this IP address is 128.63.2.53. This IP address is located in United States, and refers to Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. IP Country code is US. IP address ISP is "Headquarters, USAISC", organization is "Headquarters, USAISC". Its host address is h.root-servers.net. IP address longitude is -76.128799 and latitude is 39.473801. Postal code of this IP is 21005 and area code is 410.

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    I 192.36.148.17
    • Country: Sweden
    • Region: N/A
    • City: N/A
    • Postal Code: N/A
    • Latitude/Longitude: 62.000000 / 15.000000
    • ISP: "Resilans AB"
    • Organization: "Prefix reserved for DNS root name server i.root-se"
    • Host Name: I.ROOT-SERVERS.NET

    The number of this IP address is 192.36.148.17. This IP address is fixed within Sweden. IP Country code is SE. In organization "Prefix reserved for DNS root name server i.root-se", IP address is assigned to "Resilans AB". It is also assigned to a hostname i.root-servers.net. IP address latitude is 62.000000 and longitude is 15.000000.

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    J 192.58.128.30
    • Country: United States
    • Region: Virginia
    • City: Sterling
    • Postal Code: 20166
    • Latitude/Longitude: 38.988098 / -77.475502
    • ISP: "VeriSign Global Registry Services"
    • Organization: "VeriSign Global Registry Services"
    • Host Name: J.ROOT-SERVERS.NET
    IP address is numbered 192.58.128.30. This IP address is active in United States, and fixed within Sterling, Virginia. IP Country code is US. IP address ISP is "VeriSign Global Registry Services", organization is "VeriSign Global Registry Services". Its hostname is j.root-servers.net. IP address longitude is -77.475502 and latitude is 38.988098. Postal code of this IP is 20166 and area code is 703.

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    K 193.0.14.129
    • Country: Netherlands
    • Region: Noord-Holland
    • City: Amsterdam
    • Postal Code: N/A
    • Latitude/Longitude: 52.349998 / 4.916700
    • ISP: "RIPE Network Coordination Centre"
    • Organization: "Subnet for k.root-servers.net"
    • Host Name: K.ROOT-SERVERS.NET
    The number of this IP address is 193.0.14.129. This IP address refers to Netherlands, and it is registered in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland. IP Country code is NL. ISP of this address is "RIPE Network Coordination Centre", organization is "Subnet for k.root-servers.net". Its host address is k.root-servers.net. IP address longitude is 4.916700 and latitude is 52.349998.

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    L 199.7.83.42
    • Country: United States
    • Region: California
    • City: Marina Del Rey
    • Postal Code: 90292
    • Latitude/Longitude: 33.977699 / -118.435097
    • ISP: "ICANN"
    • Organization: "ICANN"
    • Host Name: L.ROOT-SERVERS.NET
    IP address is numbered 199.7.83.42. The country of this IP address activation is United States, and it is related to Marina Del Rey, California. IP Country code is US. In organization "ICANN", IP address is assigned to "ICANN". Its host address is l.root-servers.net. IP address latitude is 33.977699 and longitude is -118.435097. Postal code of this IP is 90292 and area code is 310.

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    M 202.12.27.33
    • Country: Japan
    • Region: Tokyo
    • City: Tokyo
    • Postal Code: N/A
    • Latitude/Longitude: 35.685001 / 139.751404
    • ISP: "root DNS server"
    • Organization: "root DNS server"
    • Host Name: M.ROOT-SERVERS.NET
    The number of this IP address is 202.12.27.33. The country of this IP address activation is Japan, and it is affiliated with Tokyo, Tokyo. IP Country code is JP. IP address ISP is "root DNS server", organization is "root DNS server". It is also assigned to a hostname M.ROOT-SERVERS.NET. IP address latitude is 35.685001 and longitude is 139.751404.

    MAP
    http://en.utrace.de/?query=202.12.27.33

    ***


    Some interesting notes:

    10 of the servers are in the USA!!!!
    1 in Sweden
    1 in Netherlands
    1 in Japan

    Hmmmm... makes you wonder who is control of the internet....

    PS. Be very careful if you decide to check things out yourself... you don't want to draw any attention to yourself do you? DS.
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    Quote Posted by InCiDeR (here)

    Some interesting notes:

    10 of the servers are in the USA!!!!
    1 in Sweden
    1 in Netherlands
    1 in Japan

    Hmmmm... makes you wonder who is control of the internet....

    PS. Be very careful if you decide to check things out yourself... you don't want to draw any attention to yourself do you? DS.
    Hey brother,

    Yeah...Besides, the whole thing is connected by a relatively small number of submarine fiber optics cables, that could be sabotaged.

    Who knows, maybe they have already put some strategic placed remote detonation explosives along these cables, to use in case of an "emergency".

    A few months ago, a few divers were arrested trying to sabotage one of these cables, in Egypt. According to the news, it they had succeeded, it would disconnect not only Egypt, but a bunch of other countries, since some cables really depend on each other to function.

    Just a few months ago as well, a fire in Alexandria, Egypt, severed six of the submarine cables on the coast. There was a widespread Internet outage in several East African countries, including Kenya.

    Of course, a strong enough global coastal event could really damage such cables as well.

    Check out the cable map:



    Well, let alone a possibility of a highly sophisticated virus being spread worldwide; I do not doubt for a second that there΄s a "shut down" virus, something as sophisticated as stuxnet or flame, designed to disrupt the internet, just waiting to be released somewhere.

    The internet is more fragile than we think; In fact, our whole lifestyle is. The more we become dependent on technology, the more vulnerable we become.

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    ... Tell me this is not a huge data hole.

    Syria 'cut off from the internet'
    (Internet services have halted across Syria, in what appears to be the second shutdown in six months.)
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-22446041

    As of today there are follow up stories that internet access is being restored there. But, an entire nation going dark on the net - that is a huge data hole....
    The biggest data hole are ALL people that do not use internet. One country is nothing in comparison.

    As of june 2012 that was 65,7 % of earths population. But I guess their mindset, cognitions and psych-leak doesn't count...

    http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm
    That is pretty interesting that close to 2/3 of the world population is not using the internet. I did not know this stat.

    But, just to clarify, I am not suggesting that "their mindset, cognitions and psych-leak" does not count. I think that is a different topic, and I might think it certainly counts for shaping the future. I was mainly pointing out, from Clif's analysis, that his ability to gather data, from the internet, with whoever of the world is on it or not - that is where the holes develop. The holes are basically losses of data sources from what was part of the normal daily internet up to now.

    Those people or data outside of the internet usage are not being judged either way. I am merely pointing out a loss of existing normal daily internet data that has appeared quite publicly in the news, and that it correlates to Clif's predictions.
    I apologize Arc, that remark of mine was not directed towards you. I just wanted to point out the flaws of the webbot. It predicts the future based on 1/3 of earths population, mainly Asia, Europe and North America. What if the others that are not counted for would predict a total different scenario than the webbot?

    For the record, I like to listen to Clif High and his predictions. I believe he has good intentions. In my opinion though, his webbot has many flaws, I just pointed out the major one. Still, it is interesting to hear what he has to say. But for me this is not science, it is a belief system based on faith.

    We as a race have a strong tendency to often exclude people, without give it much of thought, it almost comes natural. Why is that? The cabal likes that mindset very much, maybe they "inserted" that behavior into our minds? The people that are excluded here are with high probablility the ones that are excluded in many other scenarios. It makes me sad.

    Who will speak for them on internet?

    So if we beliveve the predictions of the webbot which are based on mainly western/modern society, we will create it. I think it is time for us to include people instead, because I believe that we ALL together will make the change and create the world we all wishing for.
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    Quote Posted by Arc (here)
    Paul, would not mind if you keep us apprised of any significant, perceived data holes forming with your information sources and awareness.
    Quote Posted by AuCo (here)
    Thanks, Paul for the map.
    Quote Posted by greybeard (here)
    What would be equally interesting is a map showing weak to strong electricity grid areas.
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    I think this will complement that map
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    Yeah...Besides, the whole thing is connected by a relatively small number of submarine fiber optics cables, that could be sabotaged.
    I just created a new thread to track the Internet outage in Syria that lasted for some 19 hours on May 7-8, 2013: Syria cut off from Internet again (May 7-8, 2013).

    I copied over 11 posts from this thread to start that thread, since this Clif High thread had been the main place we had been discussing the Syrian Internet outage.

    Some posts that I had made above, plus the above five posts, discussed the Syrian Internet outage more or less exclusively, so were moved over, leaving no copy on this thread. Some other posts related the Syrian Internet outage to Clif High's "data holes", so were copied over, resulting in two copies of those posts, one on this thread above, and the copy on the Syrian Internet outage thread.
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