Are Anti-Jihadist Sites Blocked where you Work, Study, or use Wi-Fi?

August 23rd, 2007 | blog censorship, political correctness, Panera Bread, SonicWALL, censorware, food and drink, e-jihadis, Ft. Hard Knox, Wi-Fi, security, Foehammer's Anvil, counterjihad, Jenn Sierra (author), censorship

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A few weeks ago, I wrote about Foehammer’s Anvil being blocked from Digg, and about corporate diversity policies being used to censor anti-jihadist sites like Robert Spencer’s Jihad Watch.

Since then, Foehammer and 1389 have been doing some research, and believe the Anvil (and probably other anti-jihadist sites) have been placed onto “blacklists” at various American and international companies.

Foehammer is requesting readers to advise if they have experienced this same problem, and to let him know, in this comment section. (For more information about so-called “hate-speech” filtering, see here.)

I was using free Wi-Fi service at Panera Bread last weekend, and found that Foehammer’s Anvil was blocked from there - no reason was given. Other bloggers have written about censorship at Panera Bread here, and here…particularly the use of SonicWall Filtering.

Meanwhile, what can we do about Panera Bread and SonicWall?