So.

There is at least 2 weak points that (((they))) can use to take us down, even here.

1) Network layer.

Domain registrars and ISP routing of said DNS. Packet and content filtering happens on every corp. network in the world, so it's only a matter of time before ISP's start doing so as well.

2) Payment processors (already being weaponized - re: Gab, Paypal and Patreon)

The hosting fees, database storage and network bandwidth costs have to be paid by somebody - and it's only a matter of time before the major c/c and payment processors start refusing to honor payments made to anything supporting Q/Conservative media.

I'd really like to know what, if any, plan there is in place to prevent against those 2 attack vectors. ofc, I do understand that in filling us in, it could tip the good guys' hand so I don't particularly expect any answer here.

Just thought it would be good to remind everyone of these 2 weaknesses, even here.

>>2996879

Not trolling in the least - this is a serious question.

Just how exactly does one prevent against such action legally? Or for that matter, even illegally?

Too many points of weakness in both of those dependency chains. None of which are owned by US Gov and, in many cases, they're multi-national or even foreign-owned.