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UK: SchNEWS: Government agency caught infiltrating activist media outlet

01 January 2011

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UK: SchNEWS: Government agency caught infiltrating activist media outlet (link) and Advocating Domestic Extremism - Cops on Indymedia - An Exposé (Indymedia): "we are able to state categorically that the comment containing the incitement was one of a long list of posts which have come from a Government Secure Intranet known as Gateway 303, a state network which provides a secure proxy network behind which state agents can maintain their anonymity"

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