You need tons click "co-ordinating" (Free Republic - The conservative click Guerilla)

Spiegel (Germany) ^ | 08. März 2004 | Of franc Patalong

[Jim Robinson]

(This is a Google translated excerpt from a Spiegel article regarding Freeping)

Vote vote-pfuscher

You need tons click "co-ordinating"

Of franc Patalong

Votes are a fine thing, the butter on message bread. They give a feedback to the on-line Medienmacher, how the reader sees a thing. George W. Bush regard nearly 60 per cent of the readers of MIRROR ON-line ONE for example as a Top president. We know also, why.

From the guidance for the falsification of the Mirror On-line Votes: "You need tons cklick ' co-ordinating!'" The widow Vivian Freep from Midland (Texas) is "George Bush's biggest more supporter".

Beautifully for Bush, the European imagines there, but in an American conservative Credos ascends equal the anger. An insolence is that, which does not want to say no more and less than the following: Bushs success is based on the assistance of humans, who manipulate, disturbs, falsifies.

Because "Freeping" is an Slang expression. He means the nocturnal pasting over of election posters, the organization of being noisy area MOS, the purposeful disturbing of appearances of political opponents and - not least - the massive falsification of tunings in the InterNet.

The strange term developed for end of the nineties and goes back on the web page "Free Republic" of the ultrakonservativen activists Jim Robinson. "Freep", how the web page was fast called by fans, understands itself as "a conservative message forum". Principal item of the offer is the panel, in which it goes partly violently to the thing.

The conservative click Guerilla

Free Republic began as Clinton Hasser side, developed themselves further however fast. First Lorbeeren harvested the "Freep Movement", when the side began to call in various elections for the "support" of conservative candidates.

Completely concretely: It concerned to disturb demonstrations of the democrats to tear off or falsify posters, to opponents to support actively. Already as itself Bill Clinton saw, to organized Freep groups in different US cities "info. meetings" and switched newspaper advertisements confronted with an office expulsion procedure. The term "Freeping" developed and meant: Over tones the opponent.

[sharktrager]

I think I have found my new tagline.

[doug from upland]

The nation that brought the world the Nazis is sometimes actually pretty funny.

[Petronski]

I prefer going violently to the thing over any other method.

That's almost musical. LOL

[scott0347]

Quick before their all gone

[TheBigB]

Yuppers!

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT

[Redcoat LI]

You should post this onto the opening page of F.R.

Everyone needs to see this.

[Not A Snowbird]

Hey, Jim, are we allowed to go completely violently to the thing, or are we restricted to partly?

[Constitution Day]

Why, thank you! ::bows cordially::

Check this from the full translation:

It is called literal in the fantasyful interview: "' regarding the Idiologie now everything is open ', said the source, ' it it could even be that we support now Bushs re-election. Kerry is like that or so a crack sausage.' "

????

[Petronski]

Pinging some people who haven't been here yet but want to.

[Calvin Locke]

I participated in the poll. What are they complaining about?

Voters that actually have a voice in the "cowboy's" political future expressing their opinions in Der Spiegel's open poll?

[Not A Snowbird]

Kerry is like that or so a crack sausage.' "

Crack kills.

[#3Fan]

...the massive falsification of tunings in the InterNet.

OK, I admit I falsified my tunings.

[umgud]

Kinda gives you a warm, "proud to be a Freeper" feeling. Need to post this in our qtrly fundraisers.

[P.O.E.]

Du bist ein WHAT?

[sharktrager]

Damn...so that one was taken.

How about this:

[Redcoat LI]

Dude, you gotta read this.

[Incorrigible]

All your clicks are belong to us!

[Constitution Day]

'Kerry is like that or so a crack sausage.'

[GraniteStateConservative]

Don't mention the war...