5GW heats up, ready for the next dos attack?

[Tanis143]

We may be moving to ham radios and the dark web, tho ham isn't secure.
We need secret codes and decoder rings!

Seriously, I hope somehow conservatives see this coming and get ahead it in some way.

IRC. It was around long before AOL chatrooms, still around and in use today.

 

[okgunner]

need old fashioned gun shows where we can congregate

 

[Glocktogo]

Relevant to my reference on Operation Choke Point, there's action in the Federal Register to prevent it, but the Democrats will probably revers it asap.

It's Back: The Political Struggle for Control of Banks' Loan Taps | RealClearInvestigations

In its final days, the Trump administration is seeking to disrupt the way progressive activists increasingly impose their will on big business: through banks controlling the loan lifelines to the economy.

A regulation that could be approved this week aims to prevent lenders from blackballing businesses in industries opposed by the left by requiring banks to demonstrate that their loan decisions are “based on quantitative, impartial risk-based standards,” rather than political or reputational concerns.

The proposed Fair Access to Financial Services Rule (FAFSR) is a response to successful pressure campaigns waged by environmental groups and congressional Democrats, which culminated in every major American bank refusing to finance drilling projects in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), despite such drilling being authorized by President Trump in 2017.

Bryan Hubbard, a spokesman for Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, told RealClearInvestigations that the rule codifies longstanding OCC guidance on banks’ obligation to provide equitable access to their services, and will ensure that banks are not “terminating entire categories of customers.”

If the rule is published in the Federal Register before Trump leaves office, it may be short-lived. Many Democrats oppose the measure and they will have 60 legislative days to disapprove the rule by a simple majority vote, as provided under the Congressional Review Act.

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