I wonder why the FBI might be more interested in shutting down records of what the media is saying rather than hunting pedophiles.
this post was submitted on 08 Nov 2025
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They work for the pedophiles
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The fbi is the problem here and governments. The website don't do anything wrong.
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Looks like it's register in Prague. Not an expert here, but I'm pretty sure the USA agency doesn't have any jurisdiction in Prague.
Ah, but if you want a proper defenestration, Prague's the go-to.
So, what you're saying, is that the fbi should flaunt about their perceived world power to the Prague government?
Why should Putin have all the fun when there are upper-floor windows all over the world?
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Shit. Is that how I lost my porn collection?
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Ok.
They should just say they're training up an AI. The feds will back off in a hot second.
So I guess the right move here is close down their footprint in the US (if they have one) and then sit back in Canada and tell the FBI to bury their subpoena firmly up their ass?
I’d like to add that if I can’t copy NYT articles into archive anymore, then I’ll just stop reading their bullshit. Because truly, all they publish is bullshit anymore.
This sounds like an opportunity to follow 4chan (of all things) and politely tell them to fuck off.
The FBI really wants people having discussions that are limited to just the headline I guess...
Even if legal attacks don't work, I've noticed a few sites I read articles from have paywalls that are no longer bypassable by archive.is, and so I'm kind of at a loss as to how to link them, except maybe by copying the text myself. But that has a number of disadvantages, such as, copied text is not an authoritative source because most people can't verify it wasn't altered. It's usually not a problem reading it myself because all the text shows up in the rss feed, but what's lacking is a way to share it.