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This screenshot shows a 'freesite' being accessed through Freenet. The page is entitled "The Freedom Engine" and states that "The links provided here are provided with the intention of permitting freedom of expression, even if that may sometimes lead to expression through material that some, or even many, may find highly offensive."

Web page screenshot made by Mike1024.

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(del) (cur) 21:04, 5 January 2006 . . Mike1024 (Talk | contribs) . . 1280×998 (105,097 bytes) (This screenshot shows a 'freesite' being accessed through Freenet. The page is entitled "The Freedom Engine" and states that "The links provided here are provided with the intention of permitting freedom of expression, even if that may sometimes lead to e)