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To: EDINVA
I'm sorry. Something strange is happening. I couldn't even respond until now to the repeated post. It appears that sometimes when I log in to Freerepublic that my ISP speed (Clearwire) slows down to almost nothing and when I try to post, these repeats happen.

I ran a test just now at speedtest.net while I was logged into Freerepublic and the test wouldn't even start. speedtest is supposed to tell how fast my internet speed is. Is there anything about my login that could be causing a problem here?

97 posted on 11/04/2012 2:06:06 AM PST by Post Toasties (Leftists give insanity a bad name. 0bama: Four years of failure and fingerpointing.)
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To: Post Toasties

I and others were teasing you, but that really did have to be some kinda record, clearly something is wrong with your situation.

Maybe you could ask John Robertson who manages the tech end for this site.


100 posted on 11/04/2012 7:11:57 AM PST by EDINVA (I)
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To: Post Toasties
On the 29th, one of my contacts said:
Been doing tracert to FR from command prompt. Interesting results. The problem is NOT FR's servers. It's the internet backbone itself. It's as if traffic to FR and other sites that have been critical of Dear Leader has been... helped.
To which he added today (10/29/12):
DemUn was rather fast last I was able to check.
Now isn't that a remarkable coinky-dink?

I wouldn't be surprised if the interwebs, or at least conservative sites, went down HARD mid-day Tuesday and stayed down until well after the final results are announced.

101 posted on 11/04/2012 8:18:53 AM PST by null and void (Day 1384 of the Obama hostage crisis - Barack Hussein Obama an enemy BOTH foreign AND domestic)
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