Legal MAP sites under attack in Australia and the UK

[BLueRibbon]

In case it wasn't bad enough that MAPs can't talk openly in person or on social media, and that pretty much every possible expression is being criminalized absent of any evidence of harm, there is a new threat that has been flying under the radar. The team at Yesmap's private activist chat have uncovered several attempts at blocking access to lawful websites and publications, including Yesmap, BoyChat, and Alice Lovers Magazine. Even worse, vague new laws in Australia and the UK put major providers under serious pressure to comply. While there is no evidence of a coordinated campaign at this point, the possibility of escalation is nonetheless concerning. Let's take a look at what's going on.

https://www.brianribbon.com/home/legal- ... and-the-uk

[Aspire6]

Won't be long until they go after other sites like Mu, VirPed, LifeLine, MSC, or other support sites under the claim it "promotes the sexual abuse of children". Who would step up internally and question it? They don't care.

[Jim Burton]

It seems to confirm the gesture nature of lawmaking in the West. They had these laws drafted around 2022/23, but we could find just a few legal notices and only one or two from Governments. Most of it is angry Chuds shaking, gnashing teeth and grasping at thin air behind their sticky keyboards.

The Feds are happy with online "pedo" websites being siloed off. Not once did they go after Free Speech Tube, if the logs are believed to be thorough. It testifies to the ineffectual nature of lobbying Google to do anything - perhaps unless it relates to your own personal information.