Apparently someone named Bono, who spends most of his time riding around in giant rubber duckies with someone named The Edge, wearing $1,800 sunglasses everywhere he goes, thinks the solution to African poverty is music. And not just any music, but his own brand of hypocritical and insipid pop music. Together with contemporary, Bob Geldof (who, on a daily basis, snorts up enough money to feed the entire Sudan), two incredibly rich assholes organized a group of white rock bands to play a series of massively expensive concerts in London to raise "awareness" of the problems in Africa. If that isn't bad enough, it seems to have worked: what does it say about our world when someone with only one name addresses the UN, is named one of Time Magazine's Men of the Year, is given awards by Portugal, and has the ear of the Pope? Actually, that makes more sense now that I think about it. Still, what does it take to make them realize that this choad is doing nothing but capitalizing on the plight of real people in order to sell records?

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I remember when this happened. Sam had been hosting his CounterCOG newsletters on countercog.officehiway.com. He had been using the name CounterCOG for many years before that. Then at some point, someone helped him register countercog.com and host it somewhere else or set up some type of redirection to his hosting provider at the time. He did not bother to register countercog.net or countercog.org. Someone else (Peter Steiler and Peter Vincent) registered countercog.net and countercog.org and later, countercog.com and pointed all of them to a page on s102.freespace.com.