It's understandable why Obama did this, isn't it?After all - Its not as if the US was special or exceptional...
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Posted on 04/01/2014 10:03:22 AM PDT by MeshugeMikey
The Obama Administration is giving up American control over the Internet, handing over its most important technical functions to a “multinational” body – perhaps even the U.N.
But do we want Russia or China influencing whether we can create websites?
Do we want the U.N. controlling key aspects of the world’s most powerful mode of communication – our free speech?
America has kept the Internet free. Don’t let our nation sign over our freedom to dictators.
(Excerpt) Read more at aclj.org ...
This issue needs to be picked up by Congressional candidates. Why aren’t the current Congress critters raising hell about this?
If anything will stir the sheeple to action it’s the Internet.
It's understandable why Obama did this, isn't it?After all - Its not as if the US was special or exceptional...
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There is “Outernet” which is coming.
I havent heard any statements by any candidates on this....at all.
time for a Phone and Email Surge!
http://www.house.gov/representatives/
http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
Thank you.
Indeed and barrys third world buddies love the idea!
if and when...
lots can and will happen between waiting and having access
I still say it will take off bigtime.
LOL. I hear ya.
when it does...I’ll be there
Until then I still want to be able to rely on OUR internet.
This is being done so this government can attempt to distance and isolate themselves from the regulation, censorship and control which it supports and is certainly coming.
Its being attempted at any rate!
Such a nice softball cute cuddly phrase. Visions of harmless little stuff animals...
Free speech
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