TeAmZ USA --- HaXin TeRroRiSts

FreeRepublic Exclusive ^ | Aug. 22, 2004 | Johnathan R. Galt

[JohnathanRGalt]

The website which formerly held the Islamist beheading videos has been defaced by the hackers: "TeAmZ USA":

                        TeAmZ USA  --- HaXin TeRroRiSts

 

SeRvErZ OWnEd..... SECuRez u sErverz BITZ!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

 

HoSt Em?....... Watch out... wE B Cominz 4 U!!!

 

http://hostinganime.com/teamusa/

[JohnathanRGalt]

As of Sun, 22 Aug 2004 08:11:44 AM BST, the score is "TeAmz USA" -- 3:

http://www.hostinganime.com/iraqnews1/
http://www.hostinganime.com/iraqnews2/
http://www.hostinganime.com/abu-hafs/

However, "Team TERROR" still ownz at least 16:

http://www.hostinganime.com/meshawir/
http://www.hostinganime.com/e3dad123/
http://www.hostinganime.com/gim/GIMfaroq.htm
http://www.hostinganime.com/seer/
http://www.hostinganime.com/sear/
http://www.hostinganime.com/iraqnews3/
http://www.hostinganime.com/neda2/sout/index.htm
http://www.hostinganime.com/neda3/sout/new.htm
http://www.hostinganime.com/neda4/
http://www.hostinganime.com/neda5/sout/index.html
http://www.hostinganime.com/sout19/
http://www.hostinganime.com/abuhagar/abuhager.htm
http://www.hostinganime.com/faroq/
http://www.hostinganime.com/haramin/
http://www.hostinganime.com/erhabi/
http://www.onefreehost.com/neda4/

Perhaps the score will change?

Greetz 4 all the elete haX0rs,
-- Johnathan R Galt.

[GeronL]

why does hostinganime allow terrorists to use their site?

[asgardshill]

why does hostinganime allow terrorists to use their site?

You might wish to direct that question to the so-called "American" ISP providing connectivity to hostinganime:

hostinganime.com = [ 66.98.141.123 ]

66.98.141.123 = [ ev1s-66-98-141-123.ev1servers.net ]
OrgName: Everyones Internet Inc.
OrgID: EVRY
Address: 2600 Southwest Freeway
Address: Suite 500
City: Houston
StateProv: TX
PostalCode: 77098
Country: US
NetRange: 66.98.128.0 - 66.98.255.255
CIDR: 66.98.128.0/17
NetName: EVRY-BLK-14
NetHandle: NET-66-98-128-0-1
Parent: NET-66-0-0-0-0
NetType: Direct Allocation
NameServer: NS1.EV1.NET
NameServer: NS2.EV1.NET
Comment:
RegDate: 2003-07-02
Updated: 2004-02-06
TechHandle: RW172-ARIN
TechName: Williams Randy
TechPhone: 1-713-400-5400
TechEmail: admin@ev1.net

[JohnathanRGalt]

why does hostinganime allow terrorists to use their site?

I've asked the same question myself:

http://forums.hostinganime.com/viewtopic.php?t=126
http://forums.hostinganime.com/viewtopic.php?t=176

My suspicion -- the admin of HostingAnime is being paid off by some Saudi oil shiek to sell America and humanity off for a few petro-dollars.  However, I have no proof, only suspicions.

Even more important. EV1.NET in Houston continues to host a large number of terror sites (including HostingAnime). The good people in Texas need to ask some serious questions of their law enforcement, media, and elected representatives.

[JohnathanRGalt]

Jehadi Cyberwar ping.
Let me know if you want on or off

[ganeshpuri89]

John, Kool! Didn't the Bulgarians crack Z's site last week?

[JohnathanRGalt]

John, Kool! Didn't the Bulgarians crack Z's site last week?

It wasn't quite a crack, not like this one was. they put up this site:
http://www.hostinganime.com/iraqnews/as a protest to the murder of the Bulgarian. Here's the Bulgarian news report.

By the way, I have contact with 'TeAmZ USA' -- they are Eastern European. There is a lot of pro-American support in this world (even though the major media won't tell you about it).

[ganeshpuri89]

Thanks for the info. Rock on.

[anniegetyourgun]

ROFL!

[KneelBeforeZod]

rooofles. jihad gets haxxor3d!!!!1111!!

[stockpirate]

It is a great thing that this company does host this site! If they didn't we might not see this information.

Plus read 1984...

[proxy_user]

That is in interesting question. Some say they are acting on behalf of the FBI or the CIA.

[Velveeta]

Most excellent.

Wishing tHeM continued haX SuCcEss!

[SJackson]

If you'd like to be on or off this middle east/political ping list, please FR mail me.

[Slings and Arrows]

As far as I can tell from that graphic, the USA is receiving strong support in the War on Terror from Net-savvy Klingons. Good deal.

[wolicy_ponk]

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[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Net-savvy Klingons

Good, I would hate to see them helping the Terrorists!!!

[JohnathanRGalt]

TeAmZ_USA defacement of the terror sites has been removed and the terrorists are back in business on the three sites with new content.

New content with even more head chopping videos, extortion-threats, jehadi propaganda, recruitment, and CCC (Command-Control-Communication) to kill more of our men and women stationed in harms way is on-line again:

http://www.hostinganime.com/iraqnews1/
http://www.hostinganime.com/iraqnews2/
http://www.hostinganime.com/abu-hafs/

Too bad the elete HaX0Rs didn't change the admin password for the sites while they were at it. (Perhaps they did -- but the admins of EV1.NET, cooperating with the terrorists, helped them restore the defaced sites).

I've said for years that hacking isn't a good tactic. Not just because it's illegal or immoral but because it doesn't work.

It's more effective to convince the ISP to remove the terror sites for violation of TOS or AUP (Terms of Service, Acceptable Use Policies). Every ISP has these legally binding policies in order to protect themselves from court action in case people try to sue the ISP for facilitating illegal activites -- not just terrorism but also child porn, copyright violations, warez, spamming, etc.

However, in the case of EV1.NET, I don't think the AUP/TOS will hold up in court when some of the victims of terror sue to get monetary damages in recompense for loss of life and property. The Admins of EV1 in Houston Texas seem to be ignoring complaints of people that numerous sites hosted by them support worldwide jehad, terrorism and murder.

[stockpirate]

I have to agree with the web site host 1000% but for different reasons.

And I for one am glad they allow them to have a website.

[JohnathanRGalt]

That is in interesting question. Some say they are acting on behalf of the FBI or the CIA.

Yes, proxy_user, it is an interesting question. Who are the 'some' who say that the terror sites are on the behalf of the FBI/CIA. Do you have a URL or some proof?

[JohnathanRGalt]

I have to agree with the web site host 1000% but for different reasons.

And I for one am glad they allow them to have a website.

Outside of the fact that our media refuses to let us see head choppings and other atrocities on the grounds that it might incite us -- but our media will show scenes Abu Gharib and other atrocities for endless months in order to incite the world to hate us and cause a failure of the Bush administration so they can replace it with a socialist agenda.... And the only way we'll get to see the evil is by actually suring onto the jehadi sites, what other reasons are there for hate and murder sites?

Do child pornographers deserve websites too? Or just Islamist terrorists?

[stockpirate]

Well first I must say that the other reason I support the Terrorists websites is it makes it easier to monitor what is going on.

Child prono sites have allowed the police to catch 1000's of people involved in the child porn trade.

Ruth Bader Ginsburgh a Clinton appointee supports I believe the lowering of the age of consent to about 10 but I would have to check.

If you outlaw mouse traps you can't catch mice.

[JohnathanRGalt]

Well first I must say that the other reason I support the Terrorists websites is it makes it easier to monitor what is going on.

True. However, the slight benefit obtained by monitoring is far outweighed by the detriments of supporting the continued existence of 1,000s of jehadi sites.

First, those websites provide virtual classrooms for terrorists, offering technological guidance and instructions for activities such as kidnapping and using cellphones to set off bombs. In May, an Al Qaeda website published detailed instructions for carrying out a kidnapping. Three weeks later, U.S. engineer Paul M. Johnson Jr. was kidnapped and later beheaded.

Second, the recruitment of future jehadis is assured. The virtual self-perpetuation of al-Qaeda means that terrorism experts, the military, and airport shoe checkers with have jobs for many years to come. However, it will cost billions of dollars, endless suffering, and loss of life.

Third, ... I could go on and on...

Child prono sites have allowed the police to catch 1000's of people involved in the child porn trade.

I'm not so sure about that. I regularly go through my Yahoo bulk mail folder and report any pirate software to the companies being pirated and the child porn to the FBI, Interpol, and international orgs involved in policing the child porn.

I check back sometimes weeks later to see if anything has been done and the sites are sometimes still up.

However, even if the sites have allowed the police to catch 1000's of people -- the sites also recruit 1,000s more giving the police even more to arrest.

Ruth Bader Ginsburgh a Clinton appointee supports I believe the lowering of the age of consent to about 10 but I would have to check.

Ginsburg wants the age of consent lowered to 12. But what did you expect from a Clinton appointee?

If you outlaw mouse traps you can't catch mice.

I'm not saying anything about 'outlawing' anything. I'm saying that individuals should talk to ISPs and get them to enforce their own TOS/AUPs against the terrorists.

[stockpirate]

You make some excellent points.

I doubt that a person needs to be instructed on how to kidnap and behead someone.

Several years ago the police arrested the owners of a child prono site and the police kept the site running for quite a while and finally shut it down and arrested maybe 1,000 people wold wide involved in child porn.

During the 1970's Vietnam Veterans Against the War, a group that John Kerry held a position on the Executive committee, plotted to kidnap, hold for ransom leaders of the US government, and here was a plan to assassinate at least seven US senators. They did not need a website to plan this or to get directions. I think the site posting directions on how to kidnap someone was not related to what happened a few days later in Iraq.

If we weren't getting valuable intell these sites would be shut down in minutes.

[proxy_user]

It's just a rumor. The behavior of these hosting companies, and of the FBI, seems inexplicable.

A sting, or some kind of spy operation, is at least a logical explanation. It is predicated on the postulate 'The FBI really can't be THAT stupid', so it rests on somewhat shaky ground.

[JohnathanRGalt]

It's just a rumor. The behavior of these hosting companies, and of the FBI, seems inexplicable.

Yes, it does.

A sting, or some kind of spy operation, is at least a logical explanation. It is predicated on the postulate 'The FBI really can't be THAT stupid', so it rests on somewhat shaky ground.

Unfortunately, my experience is that it's only wishfull thinking to even hope that the FBI is monitoring, spying on, or even setting up sting ops on all these thousands of jehadi terror sites. I've talked with ISP admins who were very concerned about the fact that they were hosting terror sites but they couldn't get a response from their local FBI.

On the other hand I have encountered on a few occasions cases where some shadowy govt. 'entity' was forcing the ISP to host the terror sites. We just assume it was for monitoring, but the ISP admin said their were no agents on site. Perhaps the 'entity' is monitoring the traffic remotely using Carnivore or Echelon, but then again it may not be -- we don't know and we're not supposed to know.

One thing's certain: the terror sites enable real terror for Americans and the world. And, the increased terror does provide lawmakers with reasons to approve multi-trillion dollar budgets and enact tough new laws restricting almost everything (except for online incitement to murder -- can't do that, it's a sacred cow).

For some strange reason, the civil libertarians on the left don't see the connection between increased terrorist propaganda begetting increased terrorism begetting the loss of civil liberties. The conspiratorialists don't pick up on this particular conspiracy.