BEWARE! Anyone visted "that site" lately?

[Atman]

No link, no promotion...if you don't know what I'm talking about it is of no concern. I haven't clicked in a long time, but I decided to check in and see how they were dancing like a bunch of New Jersey Muslims watching the Twin Towers come down. Oops...no such like. I got this instead...

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YOUR CONNECTION IS NOT SECURE.

The website tried to negotiate an inadequate level of security.

(Name of that site) uses security technology that is outdated and vulnerable to attack. An attacker could easily reveal information which you thought to be safe. The website administrator will need to fix the server first before you can visit the site.

Error code: NS_ERROR_NET_INADEQUATE_SECURITY

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Yesterday I checked in on my phone...it wouldn't let me in, said "Too Many Redirects"

Why am I not surprised?

[cwydro]

1. I've avoided it since the election for obvious reasons.

Popped over to see what would happen, but I didn't get any of those messages.

[Runningdawg]

4. Same here

[BainsBane]

2. Last I looked

They were defending Trump by insisting there was no Russian hack. They repeated Trump's tweet about US intelligence on WMD in Iraq as though it were fact, ignoring how Cheney strong-armed and distorted the intelligence to justify invading Iraq.

They also insisted Assange is absolute is his credibility, which must mean they are fully on board with efforts to promote the right-wing nationalists throughout Europe.

It's time to quit referring to them as progressives and call them what they truly are: fascists.

[NastyRiffraff]

3. I never visit that cesspool

Thanks for the warning, though, Atman

[NCTraveler]

5. Last time I went there my Norton told me the site was attempting to collect data from me. nt.

[Atman]

6. That's essentially what I'm getting, but...

...from two similar, but somewhat different, sources;

On my iPhone I have Safari, obviously, which simply gives me the message "Too many redirects. Safari has determined this page is unsafe." On the desktop, under Firefox, I'm getting the message you see my original post. Either way, it appears those slime f00krs are up to something.