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We have issued this warning until we are nearly blue in the face, yet, somehow, Americans still do not seem to grasp the fact that there is, currently, a stealth attack on the First Amendment by the US government.

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img classalignright srchttpwww.islandbreath.org2010Year06100618internetkill.jpg alt width300 We have issued this warning until we are nearly blue in the face, yet, somehow, Americans still do not seem to grasp the fact that there is, currently, a stealth attack on the First Amendment by the US government.We have warned, time and time again, that a free Internet is an immeasurable threat to the liberalsocialists who currently control the US government.Let me try, once again, to help my readers understand why I am convinced the Federal Communications Commission is such a clear and present danger to freedom of speech in the United States.The Congress bestowed upon the FCC the power to issue regulations, and to make it worse, the Congress declared that the regulations issued by the FCC would have the force of law. Now, what that means is simply this The FCC CAN MAKE LAW ON ITS OWN! It does not need to wait for Congress to introduce a bill, debate that bill, then vote it up or down, nor wait for the President to sign it into law. The FCC can issue the regulation and set a date for it to become law, and on that dateIT BECOMES THE LAW OF THE LAND!The ability to make law that affects everyone in the United States is an awesome power. When that power is abused, or misused, especially when it is misused to serve a form of government other than the constitutional republican government we enjoy in the United States, then it becomes a danger to the citizens of the US.I am very afraid that is exactly where we find ourselves today with the FCC about to begin regulation of the Internet.Understand something very important. The US Congress has never given the FCC the right to regulate the Internet! And, in May of 2010, three hundredplus members of Congress told the FCC to stop their attempts to regulate the Internet. Basically, the Congress told the FCC THEY The Congress would regulate the Internet.For a time, over the summer, the FCC seemed to acquiesce to the demand of Congress. Now, it seems, their acquiescence was only a form of camouflage.In an article published in the Wall Street Journal December 19th, 2010, Robert M. McDowell, a Republican commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission, says thisStill feeling quixotic pressure to fight an imaginary problem, the FCC leadership this fall pushed a small group of handpicked industry players toward a choice between a bad option broad regulation already struck down in April by the D.C. federal appeals court or a worse option phone monopolystyle regulation. Experiencing more coercion than consensus or compromise, a smaller industry group on Dec. 1 gave qualified support for the bad option. The FCCs action will spark a billablehours bonanza as lawyers litigate the meaning of reasonable network management for years to come. Hows that for regulatory certainty a hrefhttponline.wsj.comarticleSB10001424052748703395204576023452250748540.htmlSOURCEaCommissioner McDowell goes on to say On this winter solstice, we will witness jawdropping interventionist chutzpah as the FCC bypasses branches of our government in the dogged pursuit of needless and harmful regulation. The darkest day of the year may end up marking the beginning of a long winters night for Internet freedom.Call it Net Neutrality, or whatever you wish, but, as a conservative, I believe Net Neutrality is just the first step in government control of the Internet including censoring speech, which does not toe the party line of the Democratic Party.It is a sad commentary on the state of the nation when its very own government holds the citizens in contempt as the Obama Regime so obviously does.Another word, which so aptly describes the FCC and the Obama Regime, which spawned todays version of the FCC, is TYRANNY!C. S. Lewis, that great British author Of whom I am NO FAN. once said this ... Of all tyrannies, a tyranny exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber barons cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience. I give Mr. Lewis credit where he deserves it. Even a stopped clock is right twice a day!Net Neutrality, believe me, will be the beginning of the end for the Internet at least, as we know it.The Internet is NOT BROKEN. The government should keep their hands off it. We implore you to not be taken in by the liberalsocialists claims that they want the Internet to only be fair. If they havent already, they will soon be claiming their efforts at regulation of the Internet is all for the children. It is the same old smoke screen and the same old propaganda the left uses time and time again to get what they want, which ultimately, is a citizenry that is nothing more that slaves to their socialist form of government.Look, I know, even before I click on the post button, I am going to be accused of fear mongering by the left. Allow me to assure you that fear of tyranny is a fear worth mongering!Yes, we live in America. But tyranny is always hovering, just out of sight, waiting for a single moment of weakness to grasp freedom by the throat and throttle it even in America ESPECIALLY in America.We desperately need the Congress to geld the FCC at the earliest possible moment. Allow the free market to continue to build the Internet into the most successful enterprise on the globe, while, at the same time protecting Americans constitutional right to free speech. After all, the ultimate goal of the FCC, in our opinion, is the squelching of Americas free speech on the Internet and on Americas airwaves.
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