Anonymous hacks the USSC Web Site

[wmfinck]

If you're able to access the deepweb, there's a chan on there that is filled with racially-aware aryans. There was one thread which had the topic of posting 'redpills', as in, post what made you wake up from the matrix of the system. And every single post in that thread was a post about how they woke up to the jewish problem.

There's so much hope for our folk. We'll win them over, no matter what.

Deepweb can mean a lot of things, but mostly only describes websites that are not crawled by search engines, and therefore you must know exactly what you are looking for before you can find it. There are innumerable "deepweb" websites, where much of the content exists in databases and not in static webpages, so if you do not know exactly where to go and what to look for when you get there, you may never even stumble across it by accident.

Many deepweb websites are that way for a reason, and sharing information about them would actually be a disservice to those who use them.

I set up john844.org to have some so-called deepweb features, as well as being a surface-web site, but it is not taken advantage of.

[Nayto]

I set up john844.org to have some so-called deepweb features, as well as being a surface-web site, but it is not taken advantage of.

Do you mind elaborating a little on the john844 website?

[wmfinck]

I set up john844.org to have some so-called deepweb features, as well as being a surface-web site, but it is not taken advantage of.

Do you mind elaborating a little on the john844 website?

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[Filidh]

If you're able to access the deepweb, there's a chan on there that is filled with racially-aware aryans. There was one thread which had the topic of posting 'redpills', as in, post what made you wake up from the matrix of the system. And every single post in that thread was a post about how they woke up to the jewish problem.

There's so much hope for our folk. We'll win them over, no matter what.

Deepweb can mean a lot of things, but mostly only describes websites that are not crawled by search engines, and therefore you must know exactly what you are looking for before you can find it. There are innumerable "deepweb" websites, where much of the content exists in databases and not in static webpages, so if you do not know exactly where to go and what to look for when you get there, you may never even stumble across it by accident.

Many deepweb websites are that way for a reason, and sharing information about them would actually be a disservice to those who use them.

I set up john844.org to have some so-called deepweb features, as well as being a surface-web site, but it is not taken advantage of.

You're right of course, but there are many ways to search for things on there, things that aren't trying to be hidden from everyone but just from the mainstay of normal traffic, thus regarding those specific ones, sharing info about them wouldn't be a disservice at all, since it helps others to access the materials that they want to share in the first place. EvilWiki, TheHiddenWiki, TorSearch are a few. EvilWiki is basically an updated and often better version of TheHiddenWiki (hiddenwiki has a link to it on its main page). On there they have links to various things, some bad, but many interesting, including a lot of racially-aware material and other things.

And I should've clarified that by 'access the deepweb' I meant the various websites on the .onion network, which of course doesn't comprise anything close to all of the deepweb.

[wmfinck]

Thanks for the clarifications, Filidh!