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by ss442

Posted: 15 years ago 6 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

I picked this up today and thought I would pass this on "without any political content" this time. Sorry.

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Bill would give president emergency control of Internet | Politics and Law - CNET News

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Andy Money 15 years ago

It won't happen.
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- havplenty 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Andrew Maule
  
  It won't happen.
  
  I think it can. The US government is coming under increased scrutiny due to the spread of information over so called 'alternative media' like the internet. If they do take control of it in such a way it would naturally be under the guise of 'cyber security'.
  
  I put it to you that if the US government wants to take away your connection to the internet it can. Joe Public, doesn't operate as a ISP, companies do. And the government has direct control over companies.
  
  If you don't believe me hark back to a few years ago when thney managed to get credit card companies in the US from processing transactions related to gambling.
  
  I think the thing to realize is that a democracy is essentially 'the people', not the government. At present in my humble opinion, many Americans don't realize this. Including my mom of course who I love dearly.
  
  My 2 cents.
  
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- ss442 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Andrew Maule
  
  It won't happen.
  
  I hope you are right and I know the outrage would be immense. The problem as I see it is many laws are being passed without us even knowing about it. On top of that many laws regarding the internet are vague leaving a sliver of doubt.
  
  l have seen some websites pulled down and others blocked. "What happened to free speech?"
  
  Having said that, there are some sites that should not be accepted for the sake of common decency.
  
  Ed
  
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lisag

15 years ago

Originally Posted by ss442

I picked this up today and thought I would pass this on "without any political content" this time. Sorry.

Ed

Bill would give president emergency control of Internet | Politics and Law - CNET News

Combine that with this and we have trouble, right here in River City.

Video: FCC 'Diversity' Czar on Chavez's Venezuela: 'Incredible...Democratic Revolution' | NewsBusters.org

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ss442

15 years ago

Originally Posted by lisag

Combine that with this and we have trouble, right here in River City.

Video: FCC 'Diversity' Czar on Chavez's Venezuela: 'Incredible...Democratic Revolution' | NewsBusters.org

Exactly!

Ed.

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havplenty

15 years ago

Originally Posted by lisag

Combine that with this and we have trouble, right here in River City.

Video: FCC 'Diversity' Czar on Chavez's Venezuela: 'Incredible...Democratic Revolution' | NewsBusters.org

The venezuelan issue is a lot more complex than the author for this article is admitting.

If anyone wants to understand what is really going on in Venezuela regarding press freedom and democracy just google 'War On Democracy' by John Pilger.

It will blow your mind!

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