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    New internet censorship bill cispa or hr 3523 could block out sites like alipac

    Under CISPA or HR 3523 which is a Cyber Security bill which will be debated on the last week of April Should it pass and be signed into law and it has a very good chance, allows your ISP or Internet Service Provider to not only block out sites like this because it may not reflect there beliefs and political correctness, it also allows your ISP to report not only to the Military the websites and e-mails you sent it also includes third party entries which could be anyone and if lets say you make a purchase on Amazon.com your ISP can take your Credit Card information with the purchase you just made on Amazon or even an donation to ALIPAC to stop illegal immigration and should your ISP lose that information while giving it to the third party or military including Credit Card numbers and Banking or Financial, REMEMBER ANY WEBPAGE YOU VISIT CAN BE RECORDED WITH THIS BILL and again should your ISP lose that information, YOU CANNOT SUE THEM. Plus under CISPA or HR 3523 when ALIPAC wants to send you an e-mail in regards to stop another state from lets say bringing a DREAM ACT to there state and ALIPAC wants you to call The Governor of that state to stop that bill, YOUR ISP can if it feels like it, as I said if your ISP is politically Correct it can stop ALIPAC e-mail from getting to your e-mail account or even change the wording, THIS INCLUDES TEXT'S AS WELL. Its a bad bill HR 3523 or CISPA.

    Read More Here at these links:

    CISPA legislation seen by many as SOPA 2.0 - chicagotribune.com

    Forget SOPA. Is CISPA the Internet's New Enemy?

    First if you can SIGN THIS PETITION TO STOP CISPA or HR 3523:

    CISPA Is The New SOPA: Help Kill It | Demand Progress

    Avaaz - Save the Internet from the US

    Call Congress 2022243121 and tell your House or Congresspeople NO TO HR 3523 or CISPA.

    also E-mail Congress at:

    Congress.org

    Also call House Majority Speaker John Boehner:

    (202) 225-6205
    (202) 225-0704 fax

    Tell him your concerns about HR 3523 and can he delay the vote, that you don't like the ISP's giving out the Web Pages you visit to third parties or Credit Car information being handed out. Americans have privacy rights and should be able to SUE THERE ISP'S SHOULD THEY LOSE YOUR INFORMATION ESPECIALLY FINANCIAL INFORMATION. Plus you want to be sure sites like ALIPAC will not have there e-mails blocked by ISP'S who don't find fighting illegal immigration or Gay Marriage to be within the companies respectable policies.

    Also voice your concerns to Eric Cantor the House Majority Whip:

    Phone: (202) 225-2815
    Fax: (202) 225-0011

    Tell them both to hold off these bills until a respectable Cyber Security or CISPA bill comes along that regards the privacy of ISP customers to be sacred NOT TO JUST SELL YOUR INFORMATION WITHOUT ANY CONSENT.

    THANK YOU AND KEEP THE INTERNET FREE AND KEEP ILLEGALS OUT OF THE USA.

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    The internet is the reason so many of us are now "awake" to so much that is going on in America, like illegal immigration and the loss of our Constitutional rights. If people don't fight this the way they fought SOPA and PIPA, we are going to lose our ability to keep up with these issues. And make no mistake, the government is determined to take this right away from us so we MUST be vigilant and fight it!! They HATE that we know what they're doing in the Government and Congress because of the internet!!
    Join our efforts to Secure America's Borders and End Illegal Immigration by Joining ALIPAC's E-Mail Alerts network (CLICK HERE)

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    STOP CISPA This Internet Censorship can shut down ALIPAC and stop e-mails from ALIPAC

    CISPA or HR 3523 is a Cyber Security bill in Congress, however this bill will allow without a crime your ISP to record the Web Pages you visit and be able to look at your private e-mails, record online purchases including credit card numbers and banking numbers online and if your ISP loses that information such as Credit Card numbers as it records your online donations with credit card to sites like ALIPAC and if your ISP or Internet Service Provider loses that information, YOU CANNOT SUE YOUR ISP. Plus your ISP will now have the power to stop e-mails you e-mail to people online including online PETITIONS to stop illegal immigration from ALIPAC and in the name of Cyber Security YOUR ISP can even block out sites like ALIPAC. This bill is very dangerous and can stop the flow of information from illegal alien news and information sites like ALIPAC.

    Please read this link for further information:

    Prison Planet.com » Red Alert: Draconian CISPA Bill Picking Up Sponsors Ahead of Vote Next Week

    Cispa will give US unprecedented access, internet privacy advocates warn | World news | guardian.co.uk

    Please sign these 2 petitions:

    https://secure.avaaz.org/en/uzbekist..._meme/?aSCoHcb

    CISPA Is The New SOPA: Help Kill It | Demand Progress

    Please call Congress 2022243121 and tell them NO to CISPA or HR 3523.

    THANK YOU LETS KEEP SITES LIKE THIS FROM BEING CENSORED BY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS THAT FAVOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION AND OTHER SOCIALIST IDEAS.

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    Join our FIGHT AGAINST illegal immigration & to secure US borders by joining our E-mail Alerts at http://eepurl.com/cktGTn

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