Internet host of terror sites plays electronic shell game

An Internet company under criminal investigation for hosting Islamic terrorist websites is using electronic shell games to make it difficult to track down those responsible for its actions.

As Newsweek reported, during the past year, 357Hosting, formally based near Utrecht in the Netherlands, hosted a number of Islamic websites that showed the videos of beheadings of foreign hostages in Iraq and messages from Iraqi-based al-Qaida leader Abu Mussab al-Zarqawi.

I personaly think that the dutch government need to get on the job and take out theose websites that are opperating a cyber jihad, if the claims and the illegal investigation comes up with the correct evidence, but what happens to the first admendment freedom of speech, i'm not sure what happens when it's under international law or even dutch law.
this is the link to the site for anyone info.
www.worldnetdaily.com...

naught, please delete this post




[edit on 4-6-2005 by Moretti]

What , exactly, is a terrorist website ?

No, the internet should be free. Taking down websites that don't agree with your view isn't a solution, it's oppression. However disgusting these people's views may be they have a right to air them and i'd rather have this sort of thing on the net than have it controlled and 'sanitised' by people who 'think' they know better.

I remember freedom of speech, it was quite nice.

But if the sites are taken down, where will the CIA get their info from?
How will the press be able to report anything about all the Terrorists??

How will know the health this week of Al-Zarqawi???

Didn't one of the Bin Laden videos get traced back to originating from a London server once?