Anybody who thought you could just move to alternate platforms wasn't paying attention when the stormfront website was taken off the Internet.

It was a proof-of-concept for what's coming for any platform that allows dissent from the Democrat/Technocrat monoparty.

They were dumped by their hosts, edge providers, and DNS providers, and possibly ISPs, if I remember correctly.

There are many, many private business services that are needed to get a website online, and each one can and will be used as a choke point from now on. Any service that assists dissenting platforms will be attacked, smeared, and likely cancelled (by, for instance, card processing services dropping them).

The only question now is how fast is this going to spread. Given how fast they're going after Parler, my guess is very.

I don't know what kind of peer-to-peer type forum software is available, but it is now past time to get that up and running.

Even that, of course, will be vulnerable, because anyone found to be hosting unapproved content will have their internet access canceled, but it will at least remove a bunch of choke points.