By now I’m sure you’ve probably heard of “Digg”.
Basically, if folks like your blog entry, and you have Digg installed on your site, they click that and it gets referred to Digg.Com and a link to your post pops onto their place (some sort of RSS aggregator, I guess). The more “Diggs” your post gets, the higher up on their page it goes and the more people will see it.
Anywhoo, LGF has been getting hated on by the leftards who keep slamming Charles Johnson’s “Diggs” as spam, sending it off the front page until LGF was banned altogether (hit the link and start scrolling down for the posts on this)here is a comment left on Digg’s BB as to “why it really happened!” (notice the exclamation mark).
Dec 28 2006 6:11P
I’ll let everybody know why Digg.com banned Prisonplanet.com. The reason is this: Digg.com is run by Kevin Rose, a former employee of G4/TechTV. TechTV was notorious for pimping police-state technology such as implantable microchips, national ID cards, and surveillance tools. Rose was a host of the G4/TechTV show “The Screen Savers” and its successor “Attack of the Show!”. While he was on these shows, the hosts, especially Rose and his then-girlfriend Sarah Lane, always inserted little snide remarks about neocons, especially Bush, but it seemed they always spoke in favor of neolibs such as John Kerry.
Kevin Rose is nothing but a neolib proponent of the New World Order. Personally, my opinion is all tech-related shows pimp police-state technology, and any host of such shows are NWO agents.
It’s like I’ve said before. The neolibs latched on to the Truth Movement until they got their neolib “boys” in power and then cast the Truthers aside like yesterday’s garbage. The neolibs care as much about freedom as the neocons…the neocons and neolibs care NOTHING about freedom.
This was the third comment on the thread. Unlike Hell, it gets funnier on the way down.
Speaking of hell, that is exactly where the proponents of Prison Planet think we all live as long as there is a Republican President.