To whom it may concern: Stop redirecting my traffic to “Sorry/Unusual Traffic”

 

A simple reminder that information belongs to everyone, and no one has the right to block or divert it.

Over the past months, I have observed a series of unexplained technical interferences affecting my blog. The most recent incident is a forced redirection of visitors to a page displaying the message “Sorry/unusual traffic.”

 

This message does not originate from me, nor does it reflect any issue with my content or my readers. It is an external action imposed without my consent. I am therefore issuing this notice to whoever is responsible for these disruptions.

 

Redirecting my audience to a warning page is an attempt to interfere with the normal flow of information, suppress visibility, and undermine the integrity of my work. Such actions are unacceptable.

 

My blog exists to inform, to document, and to speak openly about issues that matter. Any attempt to obstruct access, manipulate traffic, or distort readership data will be publicly recorded and exposed. I have already made it clear that every irregularity I detect will be documented and published.

 

This is a formal warning: stop redirecting my traffic to “Sorry/unusual traffic.” I will continue to monitor every activity surrounding my platform, and I will continue to speak out whenever interference occurs. My work will not be silenced, and my readers will not be misled.

I have been documenting every form of interference affecting my blog, yet those responsible continue to underestimate me. They seem to believe that their actions will go unnoticed or unchallenged. 

They are mistaken.  There will come a time when the full record of their clandestine activities stands openly on this platform and other platforms, not one or two incidents, but dozens.

 

When fifty detailed articles expose every manipulation, every obstruction, and every attempt to silence or divert my readers, the truth will speak for itself. 

At that point, they will finally understand that they were never the clever ones. They were simply hoping I would remain quiet.

The report I received leading to this article was: juskosave.blogspot.com is redirected, HTTP 302 Found.