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Message to Virgin media

youtube.com — Do not forget who controls the internet. We are Anonymous. We are Legion. We do not Forgive. We do not Forget. Expect us.

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  • Anonslut, on 04/15/2008, -1/+2DO NOT TAKE OUR INTERNET

    WE DO NOT FORGIVE

    WE DO NOT FORGET

    EXPECT US
  • evergrim, on 04/15/2008, -1/+2ANONYMOUS IS THE INTERNET. YOU ATTACK THE INTERNET YOU ATTACK US.
  • evergrim, on 04/15/2008, -1/+2WE ARE THE INTERNET, YOU ATTACK THE INTERNET< YOU ATTACK US!
  • celtichockey3, on 04/15/2008, -0/+2We are Legion!
  • Virginanon, on 04/15/2008, -1/+3Keep Virgin from destroying the internet...

    The new CEO of Virgin Media, Neil Berkett, has openly stated in an interview that they think net neutrality is “a load of bollocks” and claimed they're already doing deals to deliver some people’s content faster than others. They would then put websites and services that don't pay Virgin in the "slow lane", meaning those sites would load slowly and cause most users to give up using them, feeling forced to use whatever Virgin wants to push through their network.

    This is not the first time an internet provider infringes upon net neutrality, but it is the first time that an ISP so brutally states that they simply plan to limit internet access to a television-like system in which the access provider completely regulates the content you have access to.

    Virgin Media has over 3.5 million customers in the UK and the real danger is that when they start applying this system to their network, all major internet providers around the globe will soon follow the trend. Because this is exactly what major ISP's have been wanting to do for years.

    But we can stop it.

    If the masses of the internet react against this, we will set an example of what happens when one provider tries to take away our freedom. We will make it very clear that any ISP who tries to infringe upon net neutrality will see its popularity go down the drain because the users don't accept it. And we'll see to it that only the providers who care about safeguarding our internet freedom have our support.

    http://stopvirgin.movielol.org/
  • anon00098, on 04/15/2008, -0/+2Mudkipz Vs. Virgin Mobile

    Mudkipz Do Not Forgive

    EBAUMS FOR LIFE
  • b96d, on 04/15/2008, -0/+2Man the fukken Harpoons. Release the anti-dog....DOGS!!!
  • jaznova, on 04/16/2008, -0/+3was considering Virgin Mobile phone service. I'm glad this came to my attention
  • PATSCRU, on 04/16/2008, -1/+2I'm glad anon is coming back to his senses and starting to turn their attention from obscure UFO cults and starting to turn their heads towards something a little more formidable. Remember boys: chaotic neutral. You aren't heroes fighting for light, you're the internet hate machine.
  • gyaagin, on 04/18/2008, -0/+0Good idea, good friends.
    Unfortunately, these many WE DON NOT FORGIVE LOL comments aren't doing anything (I'm absolutely sure Virgin isn't going to change their minds over a few Digg comments).
    Assuming this remains a threat, we may want to consider doing something that will work.
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