A Much Belated KUDOS To The Australian Liberal/National Coalition For Doing What No-One (Internationally? &) Here in New Zealand Has Thus Far Seen Fit to Do: Crack Down Upon the 'Dark Web': That Nefarious Network of Clandestine Haters and Wreckers Worldwide Who, Under the Convenient Cover of Cowardly Anonymity, Have Gleefully Made All Too Many Lives Fraught & Miserable...Because Up to Now Social Media Companies and the Internet Powers-That-Be Generally Haven't Had the Guts, the Gumption, the Gall and Even the Gonads To Do a Damn Thing About It...

Postscript: Evidently my *1001st blogpost overall - over my eight different blogsites. (And perhaps in some respects one of my most important.)

*Until I read the 'December 18th' citation 'above' (my 57th birth-anniversary, incidentally): signifying it could well have been my 999th (blogpost) instead; anyhow...

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