Posted on 02/26/2015 5:34:43 AM PST by HomerBohn
My feeling is that it will be made _criminal_ to attempt to hide one’s activities. Simple things like encrypting communications will be looked upon as possible terrorism.
Comcast certainly owns congress and the state politicians, too. I can only get internet through Comcast in my neighborhood for $53 a month. I can get it through AT&T but I have to pay for a landline. There was a time when there was competition from numerous companies. But over the years two giants have taken over.
I’m about to check out buying a tablet and using Consumer Cellular for the internet. I just need to see exactly how much data I’ll need and what it’ll cost. If it’s comparable I’ll cancel Comcast. I wonder how long before Consumer Cellular is put out of business.
This is problem a bit late for a refresher on usenet, proxy servers, tunneling, encryption, etc., but does anyone want to give it a try?
D@MN auto correct!
"The issue is not slavery for a "good" cause versus slavery for a "bad" cause; the issue is not dictatorship by a "good" gang versus dictatorship by a "bad" gang. The issue is freedom versus dictatorship." -- Ayn Rand
Yup. Former FCC commissioner Michael Powell predicted a 2 1/2 to 5 year court battle is looming.
Congress does not have the votes to override Obama’s veto.
Ways to win here are by court injunction citing APA violations similar to the Executive Amnesty Injunction or bypassing FCC by going to offshore servers. Any attempt to shutdown incoming traffic could be met by court injunction on 1st Amendment grounds and by forming an effective underground.
The idea for the current injunction against Executive Amnesty originated from internet activity leading to a less than minute chance encounter with Texas AG now Governor Abbott. So the internet is powerful and is a force to be reckoned with.
Oh, how I agree with you! This state of affairs isn’t all the fault of Liberal leaning people. The time to march on Washington arrived a long time ago; but for the people of this time and country, that’s just too hard. It might entail a little discomfort, sacrifice or expense. It might even mean going to jail unless there are sufficient numbers to make that a non starter. I’ve watched pretty much every one of my champions get cold feet and bow to this travesty of an administration; even though it’s plain and admitted by our President that the America I love and cherish is outmoded and shameful in his eyes and he means to destroy it.
Now, he’s going to disarm the last puny little pockets of resistance that remain; namely, the keyboard warriors. At this point, I really don’t see much hope. They don’t make us like they used to.
On this issue they just might.
Have to pass it to find out what’s in it?
Why later? He might be a target of opportunity at some point.
But proper equipment and planning enable you to cook the contents!
...and Apache helicopters.
If you believe that our Apache pilots would willingly turn their craft against us, then is it not time to start finding them in preemptive self-defense?
REALLY? Now, come on, my FRiend. You expect D.C. to give even an INCLINATION that what they do, the ‘Laws’ they pass, are illegal/unconstitutional??
Hell, I’d pay good $$ to see ANY MSM ask as many Congress-critters as possible, where the authority to create the FCC resides? What Article allowed Congress to delegate power to ANYTHING else (aside from those noted) when We the People have NEVER approved?
The old, if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear routine. Yeah, we’re screwed. I have a bad feeling about the future of this country.
think You misposted,,,
I was in the Twilight Zone.
I am lover,not a fighter!
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