Thread: Net Neutrality Alert TODAY!!!!

The FCC is voting Thursday on "Net Neutrality". It is yet another expansion of government in an attempt to control the internet.

The FCC created a website at http://OpenInternet.gov where you can comment on the government regulating the Internet under so-called net neutrality rules. Those in favor of net neutrality regulation have been flooding it with comments.

Please take a moment to head over to http://OpenInternet.gov and click on "Join the Discussion" to make your voice heard for keeping the Internet in private hands.

Lets call, fax and post comments:


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Been working on this one also this week. Very important we don't allow this takeover under the guise of net neutrality.

Originally Posted by working4change

Been working on this one also this week. Very important we don't allow this takeover under the guise of net neutrality.

Thanks Working, I agree this is huge!!!!

I agree, this cannot be allowed... joined the discussion and left comments...

Comments were left, too

everything i saw on the first page is against it
but when has this administration listened to the people

ratbstard says:
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October 22, 2009 at 1:12 pm

The MSM no longer does it’s job of watchdog so ‘We the People’ must now do it on the internet. Any attempt to CONTROL CONTENT of the web must be stopped!

Lets stay on this patriots!!! We have to be the watchdogs!!!!

Keep up the good work!!

This is obviously a Trojan Horse attempt to attack free speech and control what is the last frontier of the average american being able to express themselves. More government control, more corruption.........

Commented yesterday,e-mailed my Reps & e-mailed my contact list yesterday.

It is critical that we keep the internet out of the hands of the greedy Telecoms.

http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-175332.html
FCC Approves Proposed Net Neutrality Rules