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To: xzins
It says: Congress shall pass no law...

It's a limit to the power of government not the people.

If Congress can't do it, neither can the FCC.
40 posted on 03/13/2015 9:43:00 AM PDT by Tzimisce
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To: Tzimisce
If Congress can't do it, neither can the FCC.

Here's the PRIMARY problem in a nutshell.

The Government running America is "out of control" in the sense that segments of it are being systematically taken over step-by-step. No one seems to want to step in front of the speeding train to try and STOP it. That would take LEADERSHIP.

We've already seen the Government, more or less, take over the healthcare system, now the Internet, and along with the FED they own the big banks, and the BSA is filtering the entire communications system.

America is rapidly being transformed into a TOTALLY GOVERNMENT controlled Country with MANY, MANY NEW RULES & REGULATIONS.

61 posted on 03/13/2015 1:55:35 PM PDT by VideoDoctor
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To: Tzimisce
If Congress can't do it, neither can the FCC.

Here's the PRIMARY problem in a nutshell.

The Government running America is "out of control" in the sense that segments of it are being systematically taken over step-by-step. No one seems to want to step in front of the speeding train to try and STOP it. That would take LEADERSHIP.

We've already seen the Government, more or less, take over the healthcare system, now the Internet, and along with the FED they own the big banks, and the NSA is filtering the entire communications system.

America is rapidly being transformed into a TOTALLY GOVERNMENT controlled Country with MANY, MANY NEW RULES & REGULATIONS.

62 posted on 03/13/2015 1:57:02 PM PDT by VideoDoctor
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