It's also showing that the Internet is being controlled by an oligarchy. If a site cannot get hosting and IP connectivity from /somewhere/ then there's a probl

It's also showing that the Internet is being controlled by an oligarchy. If a site cannot get hosting and IP connectivity from /somewhere/ then there's a problem in the system. This is a definite wakeup to the fact that if you want to do anything a little bit controversial (freedom of speech is the very first US amendment, how controversial can that be?) then you need decentralized, uncontrollable systems like Tor hidden services and NameCoin.