[FromLori]

These unelected busy body's need to keep their noses out of our Internet!

[SF_Redux]

how many other history buffs can connect the dots to trouble for America with the establishment of the UN

[cripplecreek]

WikiLeaks sparks push for tighter controls.

Reichstag fire.

[skeeter]

Assange and his moronic acolytes & admirers, like the grotesque Michael Moore, are bringing this down on the internet.

Of course essentially being statists themselves they probably approve of tighter controls.

[antiRepublicrat]

They want to stop WikiLeaks before Assange releases something that could take down the UN.

[Smokin' Joe]

...spearheaded by Brazil.

Soros has large holidngs down there, IIRC. I smell another uberGlobalSocialist's fingers in this.

If we can't make people aware of what the New World Order (or you can use whatever name you want for the transnational Global Socialist elite) is up to, we can't fight them.

[concerned about politics]

WikiLeaks sparks push for tighter controls.

Once again, the PTB are manufacturing a crises, so they can come in and save us all from what they've created. The Socialists use this trick every time.

Let's just swallow the wikileaks pill and get it over with. Release it all and let us deal with it. At least we'd still be free.

[meyer]

And now we know the REAL purpose of wikileaks - to further infringe on the first amendment.

The government needs to be reminded - they don’t get to pick and choose who is considered the press - we are ALL the press, and we are ALL protected by the first amendment of the United States Constitution.

The left hates that people with whom they don’t agree are as free to speak as they are, and they will try anything that they can to silence dissent. Regulating the internet is a means to that end. Nothing more, nothing less.

[Sprite518]

Here come the control freaks. They hate the Internet because it prevents them from totally raping the people. Rats and cock roaches always hate it when the light is shined on them.

[a fool in paradise]

This picture will be VERBOTTEN if the UN gets control of the internet tubes.

[SandRat]

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks FromLori. Kumbaya ping:

...to harmonise global efforts by policy makers to regulate the internet. Establishment of such a group has the backing of several countries, spearheaded by Brazil.

[montyspython]

This has Soros’ signature all over it.

[prisoner6]

The internet is pretty much busted anyway. It's following the same pattern as CB radio in the US. From '58 through the 60's CB was pretty cool. Then came the explosion in the 70's and it all went south.

When the net was nerds and geeks it was cool. Anyone remember before graphics when MIT had an ASCII coffee maker you could check on line and Pitt had a coke machine in the basement of the student union (IIRC - I was there but that was long ago) that did the same thing but better IMO.

Then the net exploded and EVERYBODY jumped on. Social networking is one of my personal peeves. Why the ding-dong do I want EVERYONE knowing where I am and what I'm doing?

In any case I'm predicting a coming bust in net usage - at least in the US - similar to what happened to CB.

Hopefully a new net will evolve and the UN and governments will leave it alone.

[Tzimisce]

The day is coming when well connected US politicians in tight races will be heading to the UN to shut down speech they don’t like.

[americanophile]

Ah, another busy day at the League of Nations.

[xtinct]

Republican majority -——> Get the UN the hell out of this country.....

[tutstar]

I live in the US not the UN!!!

[EGPWS]

UN mulls internet regulation options

[2111USMC]

I hear that the Chinese are very good at internet regulation.

Maybe we should just let them take control.

[1010RD]

WikiLeaks sparks push for tighter controls.

So embarrassing a bunch of international bureaucrats leads to calls for tighter controls? My opinion of WikiLeaks continues to rise.