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It's very clear to me that a new version of the Iron Curtain is descending upon the Russian People. Anyone who understands the history of Russia knows that their governments have always been totalitarian; totalitarian governments need total control of their subjected populace. Putin has sought many times to rebuild the Soviet way of live; this requires repression and control of thoughts, just as it is done in North Korea and China. Hence, the institution of an Internet wall.

I personally believe we will not see any of these tenants again unless they escape.

Remember, Krasnoyarsk was once a gulag town. Let's hope the tenants do not get relocated to one of those as punishment for producing porn.

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Just now, ze81 said:

Groomy do you think is possible that vikki&kate return soon to site?

I doubt it. They are not earn much. As far as I understood, many of that cluster left because of problems with family (parents are aware about problems with police) and threats the next time to get real criminal case (conditional arrest or jail). So why back and have risk? Maybe they still in webcam.

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1 minute ago, groomy said:

I doubt it. They are not earn much. As far as I understood, many of that cluster left because of problems with family (parents are aware about problems with police) and threats the next time to get real criminal case (conditional arrest or jail). So why back and have risk? Maybe they still in webcam.

Man that sucks😔,they were in webcam But stoped some time ago..thanks for your opinion my friend.

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Wow you people really live in La la land. There is absolutely no proof or any official statement that the russian apartments are over and done with.  Stop all the fantasy stories in your heads 😉 
Go outside and enjoy the summer instead.

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Sorry my ingenuity but can't RLC move out from Russia to the country were Asia&Hakeem are now?Seems to be near Russia and Probrably without the internet etc restrictions.

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1 minute ago, kris66 said:

Wow you people really live in La la land. There is absolutely no proof or any official statement that the russian apartments are over and done with.  Stop all the fantasy stories in your heads 😉 
Go outside and enjoy the summer instead.

i think they come back becourse no reaction at all from lost aps days before the cut....so i think we soon see rlc russian but not under that domien name.

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9 minutes ago, ze81 said:

Sorry my ingenuity but can't RLC move out from Russia to the country were Asia&Hakeem are now?Seems to be near Russia and Probrably without the internet etc restrictions.

so russia have ... the internet etc restrictions. have u decided that ?!...just wonder

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48 minutes ago, jontee said:

i think they come back becourse no reaction at all from lost aps days before the cut....so i think we soon see rlc russian but not under that domien name.

I hope so too

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54 minutes ago, kris66 said:

Wow you people really live in La la land. There is absolutely no proof or any official statement that the russian apartments are over and done with.  Stop all the fantasy stories in your heads 😉 
Go outside and enjoy the summer instead.

What, and leave my basement unguarded?  I think not Monsieur.

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Rusia avanza hacia la construcción de un telón de acero digital. Con el objetivo de hacer frente a las amenazas cibernéticas y en respuesta a la estrategia de ciberseguridad de Estados Unidos, el Parlamento ruso ha dado el visto bueno este martes a la creación de un Internet soberano. El polémico proyecto supone no solo erigir una Red doméstica que pueda funcionar de manera autónoma; también permitirá a las autoridades rusas filtrar la información externa a esa Red y bloquear el contenido que considere indeseable o peligroso. El plan es crear la infraestructura para, en caso de ataque cibernético, desplegar las murallas digitales. Y desenchufarse de Internet global para quedarse dentro de un ecosistema ruso. Si otros países intentan aislarla, Rusia se aislará primero, plantean.

La ley para establecer RuNet, como han llamado a la Internet soberana rusa, ha alarmado a las organizaciones de derechos civiles, que sostienen que tras el argumento de prevenir pirateos o ataques digitales se esconde la intención de reforzar el control de la Red. Y de limitar las libertades en el ciberespacio en este país de más de 144 millones de habitantes, y en el que el 76% de la población tiene acceso a Internet. “El paquete de medidas entero supone la creación de un cortafuegos ruso global de censura, es una amenaza para los usuarios”, critica Artión Kozluk, director del centro para la libertad en la Red Roskomsvoboda. El abogado y activista compara la nueva ley con la conocida como cibermurallachina, con la que el Gobierno del gigante asiático controla la Red y bloquea el acceso a cientos de webs y aplicaciones, como Twitter, Facebook o YouTube.

Rusia ya bloquea aplicaciones de mensajería como Telegram, la red social profesional LinkdIn o el canal de vídeos DailyMotion. 

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