Archive Like a Pro!

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The various corrupt officials are loosing control of the alternative

truth movement very rapidly. They may even out of desperation decide

to close down the internet. In order to destroy their ability to ever

cover up their crimes, it becomes imperative that users learn how to

archive with confidence. Here are some powerful software packages we

have used in the past to make offline copies of websites - All Free,

If you know of others please reply to this post.

 

Httrack (mirror an entire website) http://www.httrack.com/ (free)

Httrack is so powerful it will archive an entire copy of the internet

if the resources of your computer system and your bandwidth connection

would allow it.. We have used it to make image copies of various

alternative websites - for which we then ran a linux script to

autoconvert all the html documents into a pdf. Left was a permanent

portable archive of a website. It will NOT copy a forum board :l

 

PDF995 (Print direct to pdf) http://www.pdf995.com/ (free)

Its just that simple, when browsing a webpage hit Ctrl-P (Print),

Print to PDF995, and a nearly perfect PDF Copy of the website will be

archived. Hint, if the page does not look good try printing to

tabloid size (11x17) - it will allow complex sites to print cleanly

with the text in its proper position. When view it will not look much

different than a 8x11, and the page can be scaled on printout to print

out on a print on a normal 8x11.

 

Archive YouTube Videos

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3006 (free)

Is that video so hot its about to get deleted from Youtube? Prevent

its deletion by making a offline copy for you own usage..

 

Archive.org (Look up old archives of websites) http://www.archive.org

(free)

We have successfully actually looked up deleted and or suppressed

government webpages by simply copying the URL of the banned page into

the URL box at archive.org. It does not archive everything - but it

does make a huge image available to the user. That is where the Jane

Standley pre-knowledge BBC videos were found (if I remember correctly).

 

NEVER ASSUME THAT BECAUSE INFORMATION IS CHEAPLY AND FREELY AVAILABLE

TODAY THAT IT WILL STILL BE A YEAR FROM NOW. A good test is to simply

unplug your computer from the internet, and then prove whatever your

argument is..