internet shut down? testing, 1 2 3

we have aussies here, correct?
did any of you notice this, can you verify?
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hmmmm pretty amazing test eh

The other day I put up a video on face book for my family of "non believers" regarding the revolution that
people are getting ready for at the end of this month in Pitts. Also Obama has put on 1200 National guards on alert there

I wanted my family to get food ready and so a few hours later I went there and the video was gone !

I had trouble getting into conscious media site also. I got in there today, no proplem



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I never noticed it, apparently it was only for an hour between 7:48am - 8:48am on September 3rd.
http://www.arnnet.com.au/article/317227/telstra_internet_crumbles_under_national_outage

Telstra, our largest ISP refused to participate in our federal governments net filter trials back in December last year.

reunite i was wanting verification on whether i could
trust this guy's account of the story...

His theory is plausible. It does seem strange that only .gov sites were active whilst the commerical and private sites were down during this hour.

And why would it take exactly 1 hour to reboot? Also reading comments on the link someone from Telstra claims they never rebooted the network. Seems a bit shady to me.

yeah i was out mustering sheep at that time and couldn't acess the net from my palm pilot. was right on the edge of phone service though, so i thought it was just atmospheric conditions or something.

I used to work with computer systems. I'm not as smart as my sister who is a programmer.

Now it can be done where certain programs can stay up while others go down. Its all in one little circuit.

I was a supervisor for a very large company. When you program the supervisors computers you put in a program that can do certain things that others in the company can't.
Its not complicated at all.

I seen where the people in the office would be down but I would be able to get in and keep on working.

If a corporation can do this in their own office...............Of course it can be done through government systems.

It's strange as we were having problems in this area for about three days around that time. I assumed it was the local provider but seeing all the posts around the net I'm not so sure it wasn't more than that now. Is it possible this new Internet policy that's been rumoured for so long is slowly being implemented?

trouble yesterday, for a few hours we were down...
but i'm pretty sure it was the thunder storm passing thru...
or is that what they WANT me to think?