Reuters Death Threat Update 10

Charles Johnsonfollow me on twitter
Thu Jun 1, 2006 at 6:23 pm PDT • Views: 323

Our Zionist-funded Reuters visitor counter suddenly quieted down today. The pattern of today’s visits, sliced and diced by Occam’s Razor, suggests one of two possibilities:

1) our Reuters visitors from the Canary Wharf offices in East London’s Docklands area realized we were watching them watching us (not too difficult, since we’ve been posting about it nearly every day; I’m only surprised it took them so long), or…

2) Reuters told their employees to knock it off, either with an imperial directive from on high or by installing a high-tech LGF block in their firewall.

Interestingly, today’s most recent hit from that IP address was a click on a link in our RSS feed (through Firefox), after almost 6 hours of no hits. And there’s been nothing since that hit, at 2:58:41 pm. Someone trying to avoid the spotlight?

For the full story: A Death Threat from Reuters (Bumped).

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