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Anonymity
Internet anonymity is very useful to the Internet activist. Hostile anti-white censors know who you are based on your IP address (the numbers that look like 87.45.234.23) and when they ban you they ban the IP. In order to counter a banning you need to change your IP address. You do this using proxies. A proxy is a server that acts as a middleman. Your browser sends the page request to the proxy and the proxy then sends it on to the page you want and then downloads it and relays it back to you. The Webmaster will only see the proxy’s IP address, never yours. When they ban the proxy IP address, you just change proxy, which gives you a new IP address.
This sounds incredibly complicated and quite frankly it is. However, there is software that does it all for you. TOR, the proxy software I use, automatically changes proxies every 10 minutes. This makes me completely anonymous and therefore unbannable (though I still have to clear cookies and re-register after every banning).
To enable Internet anonymity, you need to download and install 4 software components:
TOR - free open source rotating proxy
Firefox 2 - free open source browser
Firefox 2 TOR plug-in - connects the browser to the TOR proxy network
Firefox 2 Cookie Culler plug-in - clears browser of unwanted cookies
A final note: You can use TOR all the time if you want to do everything anonymously (emailing, blogging, registering, posting etc.). However, bear in mind that all traffic entering the TOR proxy network is encrypted and relayed around several proxies before it reaches you. This means that while your browser is in stealth mode it’s slow, very slow. The TOR plug-in provides a status button on the lower right that you can click to turn stealth on or off. While in safe waters I usually switch TOR off to return to normal speeds.
Another problem is the fact that blogger uses the language it detects you coming from. This means whenever you use the blog control panel under TOR you learn multiple languages or wait for the next proxy change hoping for an American server.
A final problem is that comments managed by haloscan ban TOR users. This isn’t a big problem because blogs that go that far are so censorious anyway that your post would never make it past moderation since you’re obviously expressing group interests while white, something too shockingly heretical for antis to handle.
Install TOR
1. Go to http://tor.eff.org/
2. Click on the link “Download” (http://tor.eff.org/download.html.en)
3. Scroll down to the table whose first line reads something like:
Platform Package Setup info
Windows Tor & Privoxy & Vidalia bundle: 0.1.1.26 (sig), 0.1.2.12-rc (sig).
Windows instructions. Click on the latest stable version (0.1.1.26 at the time of writing)
4. Wait for the file (called vidalia-bundle-0.1.1.26-0.0.7.exe at the time of writing) to download
5. Once downloaded, double click the file to install TOR
Install Firefox 2
1. Go to http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
2. Click on the link “Download Firefox free”
3. Wait for the file (called Firefox Setup 2.0.0.3.exe at the time of writing) to download
4. Once downloaded, double click the file to the install Firefox 2 browser
Install Firefox TOR Plug-In
1. Start the Firefox 2 browser
2. Go to https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2275
3. Click the green “Install now” icon
4. A Pop-up will appear. Click “Install now”
5. Close and restart Firefox
6. Go to http://www.ip-adress.com/ (yes only one ‘d’)
7. Take note of your IP address and location
8. Look at the lower right hand corner where it says “TOR disabled” (in red)
9. Click that text so it changes to “TOR enabled” (in green)
10. Refresh the page to see your stealth IP address and location
Install Firefox Cookie Culler Plug-In
1. Go to https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/82
2. Click the green “Install now” icon
3. A Pop-up will appear. Click “Install now”
4. Close and restart Firefox
5. Go to Tools > CookieCuller
6. Click “Remove all cookies”
7. Go to Tools > Options > Privacy
8. Under Cookies, check the box “Accept cookies from sites”
9. Set “Keep until” to “until I close Firefox”
10. From now on you will wipe all cookies whenever you close Firefox
11. To keep any cookies go to the CookieCuller panel and protect them
12. Don’t keep google (blogspot, blogger, gmail) cookies under any circumstances
13. Google maintains a record of all your searches and blog activities
14. They use cookies, not IP, to profile you for their AdSense advertising (and who knows what else)
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