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Net Neutrality is a Trojan Horse

Published January 12, 2015 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InfluenceTagged NSA, ICANN, Affordable Care Act, Barack Obama, Net Neutrality, Patriot Act, FCC internet rules, regulate broadband companies, internet regulations, Open Internet Order, Cramming, Federal Communications Commission, open-internet rules, First Amendment, The Dangers of Net Neutrality, internet control by the U.N., Freedoms, free speech
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The phrase Net Neutrality hardly sounds threatening. The theme, or undertone, behind the name branding of this potential law is ‘fairness’. But, as we’ve seen in the past, lawmakers sure know how to title a bill… take the Affordable Care Act or the Patriot Act …

First They Want to Take Our Guns, Now the Internet

Published January 8, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: The Web, Technology, Culture of Capitalism, StartupsTagged free market, NSA, a person's rights, freedom, liberties, right to bear arms, American hegemony, the Internet, political power, Internet of Everything, IoE, ICANN, encryption system, new Internet, privacy
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Squandering American Hegemony [dropcap style=”style1, style2, style3, or style4″]T[/dropcap]he desire to impede, encroach and trample on a person’s rights, freedom and liberties, is typically characterized in America by the continuous and tenacious assault from occupants in the White House - and much of the Left - on the right to …