As most of us have seen in Egypt and elsewhere in the world...when the government is threatened by their people they shut down the internet. Damage control as it were.
There is a bill moving thru the house to allow the President to do this on a limited basis here. He would have certain control over certain things under DHS.
ABC news reports the only way to prevent him from affecting you is to have a dial up number in another country. ( he can't stop landlines unless he destroys the switch system )
Not doom and gloom....just FYI
Govmt. ability to shut down internet
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It could also be used to stop attacks though the internet. Not just to stop a US rebellion...
Mikeeee -
"Those that prefer safety over freedom deserve neither" ~ Benjamin Franklin
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The government has always had the capability of shutting down the internet.
The bill in Washington is just a formality. -
They simply have to coax us into the pasture(for our own safety of course), then trailer us off to be slaughtered.
Benjamin Franklin said --
Concerning the shutting down the internet, that is simply a statist ploy for more power and control over its subjects - We the People!
So please... think before giving up, your and my, GOD given rights(1st AM. free speech/assembly) for the illusion of security.
Hope that didn't come off to harsh, but I take my freedom seriously.
TMike -
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We the people have just let our government run wild. --- And some of us have encouraged it. I used to be one of them.
Not now, I'm wide awake.
Glad to know some one else is out there...
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