Internet taken down in Melbourne , crowds really big

a reply to: AtomicKangaroo

I had to post this one he might have been beaten up by the cops for filming another person being beaten up. www.bitchute.com...

a reply to: AtomicKangaroo

Yeah but that's the problem.

The Federal Government can't really step in on a "domestic", state level.

Only the Governor General can do that.

He wont, because he's as much a leftie as Comrade Dan.

Nope, it's up to the voters to step Danny boy and all the other Commies down next year.

Until the elections happen, there's nothing to be done.

The Internet was not taken down in Melbourne.
At any stage throughout this week of protests.

How do I know? I have friends in Melbourne who I communicate with regularly, and did so during these protests.
I have clients at work whom we correspond with online with. During these protests.

Stop spreading false information.

originally posted by: mortex
The Internet was not taken down in Melbourne.
At any stage throughout this week of protests.

How do I know? I have friends in Melbourne who I communicate with regularly, and did so during these protests.
I have clients at work whom we correspond with online with. During these protests.

Stop spreading false information.

Okay then...well, the MSM is doubly corrupt then!

Outright treasonous, Marxist and deadly poisonous.

originally posted by: PiratesCut
HUH?

2018?

HUH?



a reply to: NorthOfStuff

Clearly unrelated.

On the ball, aren’t ya.

a reply to: mortex

No one suggested Cops or the government's internet was down it was cell phone towers that connect most phones to the internet.

a reply to: Justoneman

I posted a statement from Cohealth.

What more do you want?

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: mortex

No one suggested Cops or the government's internet was down it was cell phone towers that connect most phones to the internet.

Any evidence for that? I can't find any mention of any towers going offline or having reduced capacity in Melbourne for any reason and pretty sure phones don't connect to the internet that way on 3 - 5g but don't own a smartphone mysef so not 100%.

It seems as made up as the media blackout claim.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: mortex

No one suggested Cops or the government's internet was down it was cell phone towers that connect most phones to the internet.

Title of the thread; "INTERNET TAKEN DOWN IN MELBOURNE".

A lot of police communicate through the mobile networks. If they took down just mobile phone towers, they'd sabotage a a large part of their own communications

a reply to: jerich0

Live feeds of protest were only viable when democrats could use it to their advantage. Of course they aren't going to report the protests that's against everything they stand for.

a reply to: anonentity

This is the reaction of a scared Government.

Recently I have met people that think the 'a' and 'c' should change place there.

They think there's a 'Sacred Government'.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: mortex
No one suggested Cops or the government's internet was down it was cell phone towers that connect most phones to the internet.

The modern time is really running faster than I can keep up.

To me, 'internet' still means 'connecting through cables, and wires and using actual COMPUTERS, not some toy rectangles that have become opiate of the masses'.

So the internet going down would necessitate something drastic happening beyond mere towers; ISPs would all have to go down, or some kind of big cable that connects countries, or maybe satellites crash or or or ..

..frankly, I didn't even consider that those stupid cell phone towers that dominate and ruin every scenery these days, are used also for internet connections.. I have never used 'WiFi' sans some quick tests in an airport or something, so to me, internet means ISP+phone socket+cables+ADSL modem+ACTUAL COMPUTER(S).

Disgusting... treason against its people a reply to: anonentity