WikiLeaks / Infowar is NOT over

DDoS only temporarily affected the evil censorship association...

but we can always show the world our dissatisfaction about that by
reporting one (or 2, 3 similiar) site(s) (e.g. amazon.com, amazon.co.uk) as phishing sites:

apple.com (for removing the WL-App)
mac.com (see above)
amazon.com
bankofamerica.com
paypal.com
mastercard.com
visa.com
dhs.gov
cia.gov
state.gov
interpol.int
twitter.com (I know some of you use it, but there are always alternatives. Just take a look at identi.ca)
facebook.com (same as twitter. try to sign up at a diaspora network or something like that)
...

For all users:
http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/

IE specific (additional):
Windows Internet Explorer 8
   1. Start Windows Internet Explorer.
   2. On the Safety menu, point to SmartScreen Filter, and then click Report Unsafe Website.
   3. Select one or both of the following check boxes as appropriate:
          * I think this is a phishing website
          * I think this website contains malicious software
   4. Select the language that is used on the Web site.
   5. Type the characters that you see in the picture in the Characters box.
   6. Click Submit.

Windows Internet Explorer 7
   1. Start Windows Internet Explorer.
   2. On the Tools menu, point to Phishing Filter, and then click Report This Website.
   3. Select the language that is used on the Web site.
   4. Select the I think this is a phishing website check box.
   5. Click Submit.


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at your option:

Report a site to Netcraft. e.g.: http://toolbar.netcraft.com/report_url?url=http://www.apple.com
write your comment carefully

Install the WOT Plugin (FF/Chrome)
-rate all the sites dark red (in all categories)
-register at mywot.com
-thumb down positive comments for this sites
-thumb up negative comments for this sites
-write comments on the sites (Ethical Issues)
-rate all good sites dark green

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Don't forget to spread this message. Add further suggestions if they are helpful to others. The info war is NOT over it's just silent ATM.

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P.S.: Also make a donation or (if you live in Europe), you can buy a WikiLeaks t-shirt including a €5,00 donation here: http://ur1.ca/2qi4w

None of these actions would anything to do with an "infowar," do they?

>>2
No, don't worry, relax, it's perfectly safe.

WikiLeaks have a whole bunch of mirrors up, so the info is safe. Also, pretty much all those services you listed are shit, and if it took this whole WikiLeaks debacle to realize that, then you haven't been on the Internet long.

>>3
No, that's not what I intended to convey.  What I meant is that the suggestions provided are in no way constructive to any goal.

>>5
You are a non-conformist rebel not to listen to these crazy hick yahoos, or are you conservative? Then don't listen to these crazy marxist anti-americans then. Whatever you do trust your respective party.

from a administrators perspective this attack would be very easy to stop
just ignore all reports for popular legit sites