Aocafe Back Online
Subversive Maori website Aotearoa Cafe (Aocafe) is back online.
Police have alleged that Aocafe was used by those attending "Quasi military" training camps in the Ureweras, to keep in contact and to co-ordinate their activities.
Aocafe.com is registered with domainz.net.nz to Rangi Kemara, one of those arrested in the October 15th raids.
Police seized Aocafe's computers during the raids and have apparently only recently returned them. Aocafe claim that the hard drives were so damaged that no information could be retrieved.
An apparently unrepentant "Urewera 17" arrestee, Emily Bailey is pleased that Aocafe is back online.
Yeah choice to see this site back up. Shame that korero was lost though... eff'in cops grrr but hey, we keep on strugglin' ne?
Added to the blog roll.
Police have alleged that Aocafe was used by those attending "Quasi military" training camps in the Ureweras, to keep in contact and to co-ordinate their activities.
Aocafe.com is registered with domainz.net.nz to Rangi Kemara, one of those arrested in the October 15th raids.
Police seized Aocafe's computers during the raids and have apparently only recently returned them. Aocafe claim that the hard drives were so damaged that no information could be retrieved.
An apparently unrepentant "Urewera 17" arrestee, Emily Bailey is pleased that Aocafe is back online.
Yeah choice to see this site back up. Shame that korero was lost though... eff'in cops grrr but hey, we keep on strugglin' ne?
Added to the blog roll.
posted by Trevor Loudon at
12/16/2007 12:46:00 PM
1 Comments:
Join us in our campaign to keep Maori off the net.
The net is a place for talking, not some korero. Whatever that means.
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