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Government orders ISP's to block several websites
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The Indonesian government has ordered internet service providers (ISP's) in Indonesia to block several websites, including YouTube and MySpace, after an anti-Islamic film sparked protests. Main internet providers in Indonesia told that they had already acted on the request from the government to block websites that feature the short film. Redaction of indahnesia.com however could still access all websites at the moment of this news message.
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Continue reading , click the title
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Well.. not only YouTube and MySpace... also my wife's favourite Multiply (MultiVlaai for intimi...hehehe...) is blocked in some parts of Indonesia!!! According to her there are some moderate reactions on Fitna which the Indonesian government deemes "improper".. hence the block...
Where are we going???? Is the government completely losing his/her mind???? Are they letting themselves being ruled and overruled by some religious zealot fanatics??
I'll be reconsidering our plans to eventually relocate to Indonesia if the government keeps on goiong like this...
bart
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On 08-04-2008 11:39 bartje64 wrote:
Ill be reconsidering our plans to eventually relocate to Indonesia if the government keeps on goiong like this...
bart
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Tyaa Om Bart , another country another rules.
Btw , its yr free choise. 
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Hehe.. yea.. Om Sid you are right.. but I really wonder how much effect this all will have on daily life in Indonesia .. as bule...
bart
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On 08-04-2008 12:04 bartje64 wrote:
Hehe.. yea.. Om Sid you are right.. but I really wonder how much effect this all will have on daily life in Indonesia .. as bule...
bart
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The government doesn't care about you, they want to prevent the youths from seeing bad things such as naked people.. Furthermore it won't affect me too much.. I have never used those sites too much. 
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Ho Lee Fuk
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From the website IM2
Dear Value Customer,
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to provide service and assistant. We are truly appreciating your confidence in using INDOSATM2 Services.
With regard to Indonesia Minister of Telecommunication and Information Letter to Indonesia Internet Service Provider Association (APJI) number: 84/M.KOMINFO/04/08, concerning Blocking Instruction Towards Sites and Blogs that relay Fitna Movie, we hereby would like to inform you that we are now disable access to sites and blogs that hosting the above content, as follows:
1. Youtube
2. MySpace
3. Multiply
4. Video Google
5. Liveleak
6. Rapidshare
7.Themoviefitna.com
For your convenient, we continue to find the right step to accurately limitate the access without reducing connection quality. Update blocking status towards the above sites and blogs, please visit our website www.indosatm2.com.
We're sorry for this inconvenience, and thank you for your kind attention and continuance support to INDOSATM2.
Best Regards,
Acting as Customer Service Manager
Takim Parulasbawa
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Ho Lee Fuk
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Interesting move, blocking huge sites like Youtube and Google (even if only Gvideo). Surely there is a more reasonable way to deal with this. It's not that big a leap to blocking all access to the Internet...
Still, I'm a bit pissed off at Youtube for not taking down Fitna, especially after they bowed to Thailand and took down that film about the royal family.
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On 08-04-2008 12:10 Yerun wrote:
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The government doesnt care about you, they want to prevent the youths from seeing bad things such as naked people..
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Well.. if they want to prevent youths seeing naked ppl.. why don't they ban all networking sites also such as friendster, hi5, facebook and many many more.. they're full of people (youths..) showing off their most intimate body parts.... seems this ban is only pointed at fitna (see also your provider's letter..)
anyway.. a total ban on either nudeness or fitna is impossible..
bart
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It is indeed aimed at fitna this time, but it's a small step to the next 'undesired' thing of course.
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Ho Lee Fuk
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On 08-04-2008 14:45 Yerun wrote:
It is indeed aimed at fitna this time, but its a small step to the next undesired thing of course.
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Well.. read this passage in the providers letter:
"....concerning Blocking Instruction Towards Sites and Blogs that relay Fitna Movie, we hereby would like to inform you that we are now disable access to sites and blogs that hosting the above content, as follows:...."
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Basically I don’t understand why they block sites that have the Fitna movie. 
I mean nearly all people in Indonesia don’t like this movie and will not have a look at it. Maybe a few people just want to investigate and check how bad it really is. If the Indonesian government really thinks it’s that bad, then they should encourage this, so everybody in Indonesia will know how bad it is.
Except for the reason above, the only plausible reason I can think of is that the Indonesian government knows that the movie is not as terrible and insulting as most people think in Indonesia, but want to make sure the people will remain convinced it’s much worse than it really is. 
Yes, maybe one more reason. Maybe the government is scared that people will open their eyes and realize what Islam sometimes is. 
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Amore, more, ore, re, probantur amicitiae. Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditiones habes.
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On 08-04-2008 14:15 bartje64 wrote:
a total ban on either nudeness or fitna is impossible..
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Well only when you completely pull the pluck on the internet for all of Indonesia.
If you do not do this they'll always be able to get "undesired" content from e.g. the Gnutella network or Usenet.
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Amore, more, ore, re, probantur amicitiae. Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditiones habes.
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My favorite website: www.faithfreedom.org, cannot be accessed for several days from anywhere by me. Is it possible that the government also blocked ALL ANTI-ISLAM sites? It's a strange move and only shows that Islam is NOT mature enough to accept critics in ANY kind.
And can anyone suggest me on how to overcome the block? What are proxy servers recommended (free, hopefully)?
Thanks.
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Find out the real face of Islam, read www. faithfreedom.org
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"Tyaa Om Bart , another country another rules.
Btw , its yr free choise."
Ah good. So you agree the banning of hijab in Europe? you know, any country has their own rules.
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Find out the real face of Islam, read www. faithfreedom.org
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On 11-04-2008 11:27 searching wrote:
My favorite website: www.faithfreedom.org, cannot be accessed for several days from anywhere by me. Is it possible that the government also blocked ALL ANTI-ISLAM sites? Its a strange move and only shows that Islam is NOT mature enough to accept critics in ANY kind.
And can anyone suggest me on how to overcome the block? What are proxy servers recommended (free, hopefully)?
Thanks.
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seen from my pings, the website has problems on its own. When the other sites were blocked, only website traffic was blocked, I could still ping the websites (simplified: pinging is a test to see the response time of a website)
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Ho Lee Fuk
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Amore, more, ore, re, probantur amicitiae. Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditiones habes.
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On 11-04-2008 11:28 searching wrote:
"Tyaa Om Bart , another country another rules.
Btw , its yr free choise."
Ah good. So you agree the banning of hijab in Europe? you know, any country has their own rules.
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of course .I dont wear it . Who cares 
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Amore, more, ore, re, probantur amicitiae. Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditiones habes.
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The Truth is Bitter....
So stay Cool.....
www.indoned.com
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thanks Yerun. It seems that the site had the problem by itself. It's ok now.
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Find out the real face of Islam, read www. faithfreedom.org
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no worries, all the sites that they blocked can easily be accessed in other ways...within days (hours) of the decision to block, there were already plenty of internet forums and blogs explaining how to do it, like this one:
http://aguswiyono.blogspot.com/
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