“Net Neutrality” Is “The Fairness Doctrine” For The Internet
And make no doubt about it, the powers that be are very interested in controlling what kind of information is available on the internet.
Search
Recent Comments
-
Ziv:
I am Israeli so first excuse my spelling and second, understand that today the part...
-
Move_Zig:
Isn't there a distinction to be made between [b]picking a fight[/b] and [b]acknowledging a threat...
-
robert108:
FYI: Adam Smith was only a "liberal" in the old sense of the word, which...
-
Nunez:
robert108: Replace bipartisanship with partisanship. And your comment on not going into psychology is quite...
-
robert108:
[quote]...and were flush with a surplus to a point where we could lower taxes to...
-
robert108:
Nunez: I notice you failed to answer my question. Don't bother....
-
robert108:
[quote]I've noticed a consistent pattern in your comments that perpetuates a sense of close-mindedness. Bamboozling...
-
likwidshoe:
Now, I do think that generalizing all people that practice Islam as ‘evil’ is self-defeating....
-
Nunez:
likwidshoe: I apologize, I forgot that you have 'Agnostic' on your myspace. Now, I do...
-
Nunez:
Rob: Thank you....
-
likwidshoe:
Nunez - what? I'm a Christian now? When did that happen and why didn't anybody...
-
ellinas:
It should read:Neiman will tell you evangelical Christians “They have nothing in mind for Israel,...
-
Hoss:
So, Rbb, you act like a recalcitrant child and throw your post on another post....
-
Lestat:
Glad to hear that the Sunnis and Kurds are back to being part of the...
-
Nunez:
Proof: It might help if you didn't call him names while chastising him for doing...
Recent Reader Entries
Meta
Reader blog posts feed:
Design by Mark Jaquith | Maintenence & Hosting by Blogrescue.com |
Powered by ExpressionEngine 1.5.2 |
Creative Commons licensed