Apparently the last thread I posted today in the Religion subforum has been "Hacked By GHacK", not sure if this is cause for alarm

Thanks for the prompt reporting, BT.

I've applied protection to the best of my knowledge...

It seems we are not the only ones who have been attacked.......'Why men hate us.' What a pathetic bunch.

They think we are afraid of them.






http://womensspace.wordpress.com/200...y-men-hate-us/

What better way to condemn the patriarchy (tm) than to say that they have been hacked by men.
DO they know that for sure? Doubt it.
Does anyone even know what was done? Sure, based upon what they were told.
Did anyone other than the femikook in charge see the actual hacked pages? Based on what I read, the answer is also no.
To many questions... to many loopholes in the story....

TMOTS

Agreed, TMOTS - though some of the mens movement had exactly the same reaction when this (and other) sites have been toyed with by outside forces..

It's most ironic seeing women talking about censorship from men, about men not letting them speak. They obviously are not on the receiving end of, as they might call it "Female Terrorism" and the "Effeminate Media" which spews out feminist hate 24/7 with no room at all for what men have to say. No-one is better at silencing opinions from the opposite sex than females.

I have to say though, they are great at emotionalising the issue and making assumptions about who hacked them. Even if nothing is proved, they are making a political gain by slandering their enemy (men). And there is a good lot to be said for it, even if it may be dishonest (of course, the matter of honesty and integrity never comes into play with femcunts). In a way, I would be more inclined to make assumptions pretty quickly that the Labour Government/Feminist/Google are involved in a shut down of MRA sites. And, with one Yahoo! MRA group, there was almost definite feminist involvement.

Furthermore, MenAreBetterThanWomen.com has sustained attacks from feminists.

They seem to be technically on the ball quicker aswell, regarding releasing IP addresses "into the wild".

But ultimately, if there was Government involvement and possibly an arrest (which would NEVER happen with feminist bloggers), there is far less men can do to investigate and get to the root of the situation.

I still by no means rule it out that some of the 4 blog closures was performed by feminist hackers - or a hack ordered by feminists. After all, in so many comments sections you would see demands from a femcunt that they would rather see the site disappear, to put it lightly. After all, all it takes is a bit of emailing, IP logging, and some keylogging software to gain the user's password, log in and delete the entire blog.

It is an interesting to sight to see the sheer number of comments that appeared after recent entries. It gives a strong sense of community and awareness, of connectedness. Reminded me of the Eternal Bachelor and FredX days where you would get a torrent of really useful, funny contributions. The sad thing is, while we have lost our biggest and best men's perspective/men's rights blogs, women still have theirs.

I wonder how long it will be before we build up that kind of critical mass where there is a big number of comments for each blog entry, thus showing a large, devoted following?

Totally agree Marx. Thus my comments.


TMOTS

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