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This doesn't have anything to do with Italy. A/I has been banned because they used a .org domain, which is under US control.
If any, we should move to a decentralised DNS system.
Then it should be easy to run it in some other domain. They've also been blocked off from donations, which is the motor that keeps them running. It's easy to do that when your own government is part of the problem and won't stand up for you or even engage in diplomatic actions. Just because the hegemony has the US at the top does not make it just about the US.
Without addressing or even acknowledging the core political problems, just moving to a decentralized DNS system is just asking for more the next step in asset and personnel seizure and incarceration. Not that politically this is stopping the reactionary populists from increasingly classifying the "left" as a terrorist group: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/how-a-leftist-network-used-by-terrorists-operated-in-plain-sight-for-years/ar-AA2bct9u
If you can't or are unwilling to see this as part of a global movement, I don't know what to tell you, the billionaire oligarchy representatives over at the Heritage Foundation couldn't have been more clear, just like their influence.
It already exists with .onions