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I found this interesting article, I posted part of it here for ease of access, ill link at the bottom. What do you guys think?:
"The first wave or step in that direction will direct its efforts to put a price on people to use the conventional internet and force people to use Internet 2,a state-regulated hub, where permission from a government agency or government will be required to create a website.
The original Internet will become a database under surveillance and a marketing tool. Nation magazine reported in 2006 that "Version, Comcast, Bell South and other communications giants are developing strategies to track and store information from every move we make in cyberspace in a gigantic data collection system and marketing system. The scope of all this would rival the National Security Agency.
According to the reports or white papers now circulating in the cable, telephone and telecommunications industries, large advertisers, special interest groups, corporations, etc. would have preferential treatment. Content from these providers would take precedence on our computers and television screens while information deemed indesible, such as P2P communications, would be relegated to a slow lane or simply restricted."
Over the past few years, a propaganda chorus intent on demonizing the Internet to subject it to strict controls has been orchestrated from many organs of power:
1. Time magazine reported last year that federally funded researchers want to shut down the internet and start over, citing the fact that at the moment there are loops in the system that can't be tracked all the time. The echo of these projects is aimed at restricting the neutrality of the Internet and even devising a new form of the Internet.
2. There have been public requests, by both Republicans and Democrats, to be able to access the private email accounts of US citizens.
The strategy recently declassified by the White House to "win the War on Terror" points to conspiracy theories on the Internet as a basis for terrorist recruitment and threatens to "weaken" their influence.
The Pentagon recently announced its effort to infiltrate the Internet and make "war on terror" propaganda.
In a speech last October, Homeland Security Director Michael Chertoffidentified the network as a "terror training ground" through which, "disaffected people living in the United States are developing radical ideologies and potentially violent skills." Their solution is "intelligence fusion centers" with National Security Agency personnel that will go operational for next year.
The U.S. government wants to forcebloggers and online activists to record and report their activity regularly to Congress. Criminal charges for non-compliance with this measure include a season behind bars (up to a year).
Another measure coming from Sydney goes even further in the destruction of the Internet and proposes that it be considered copyright theft and piracy to link information with other websites.
The European Union,led by former Stalinist and potential future British Prime Minister John Reid, has also vowed to crack down on "terrorists" who use the Internet to spread propaganda.
The EU's controversially passed information retention law last year and scheduled for implementation by the end of 2007 requires telephone operators and Internet service providers to store information about who calls whom and who sends emails to whom for a period of at least six months. Under this law, researchers in any EU country and even rarer in the USA, can access data on phone calls of European Union citizens, their SMS messages, emails and instant messaging services.
The European Union recently proposed a law to prevent users from downloading any form of video without a license.
The U.S. government is also funding research on social networking websites and how to obtain and store personal data published on them,according to New Scientist magazine "At the same time, lawmakers are trying to force social networking sites to control the amount and type of information that people, and particularly children, they can post on websites."
The development of a new form of the Internet based on new regulations is also designed to create an online system of "castes" in which the centers of the old Internet would go bankrupt and die forcing people to use the new censored, taxable and regulated network."
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"The first wave or step in that direction will direct its efforts to put a price on people to use the conventional internet and force people to use Internet 2,a state-regulated hub, where permission from a government agency or government will be required to create a website.
The original Internet will become a database under surveillance and a marketing tool. Nation magazine reported in 2006 that "Version, Comcast, Bell South and other communications giants are developing strategies to track and store information from every move we make in cyberspace in a gigantic data collection system and marketing system. The scope of all this would rival the National Security Agency.
According to the reports or white papers now circulating in the cable, telephone and telecommunications industries, large advertisers, special interest groups, corporations, etc. would have preferential treatment. Content from these providers would take precedence on our computers and television screens while information deemed indesible, such as P2P communications, would be relegated to a slow lane or simply restricted."
Over the past few years, a propaganda chorus intent on demonizing the Internet to subject it to strict controls has been orchestrated from many organs of power:
1. Time magazine reported last year that federally funded researchers want to shut down the internet and start over, citing the fact that at the moment there are loops in the system that can't be tracked all the time. The echo of these projects is aimed at restricting the neutrality of the Internet and even devising a new form of the Internet.
2. There have been public requests, by both Republicans and Democrats, to be able to access the private email accounts of US citizens.
The strategy recently declassified by the White House to "win the War on Terror" points to conspiracy theories on the Internet as a basis for terrorist recruitment and threatens to "weaken" their influence.
The Pentagon recently announced its effort to infiltrate the Internet and make "war on terror" propaganda.
In a speech last October, Homeland Security Director Michael Chertoffidentified the network as a "terror training ground" through which, "disaffected people living in the United States are developing radical ideologies and potentially violent skills." Their solution is "intelligence fusion centers" with National Security Agency personnel that will go operational for next year.
The U.S. government wants to forcebloggers and online activists to record and report their activity regularly to Congress. Criminal charges for non-compliance with this measure include a season behind bars (up to a year).
Another measure coming from Sydney goes even further in the destruction of the Internet and proposes that it be considered copyright theft and piracy to link information with other websites.
The European Union,led by former Stalinist and potential future British Prime Minister John Reid, has also vowed to crack down on "terrorists" who use the Internet to spread propaganda.
The EU's controversially passed information retention law last year and scheduled for implementation by the end of 2007 requires telephone operators and Internet service providers to store information about who calls whom and who sends emails to whom for a period of at least six months. Under this law, researchers in any EU country and even rarer in the USA, can access data on phone calls of European Union citizens, their SMS messages, emails and instant messaging services.
The European Union recently proposed a law to prevent users from downloading any form of video without a license.
The U.S. government is also funding research on social networking websites and how to obtain and store personal data published on them,according to New Scientist magazine "At the same time, lawmakers are trying to force social networking sites to control the amount and type of information that people, and particularly children, they can post on websites."
The development of a new form of the Internet based on new regulations is also designed to create an online system of "castes" in which the centers of the old Internet would go bankrupt and die forcing people to use the new censored, taxable and regulated network."
El final de Internet: ¿Pagarías un duro por leer a Trinity?
Aquí está la información que hemos comentado en el foro y que los excépticos, que son legión, se niegan a aceptar. Lamentablemente, la acepten o no, estamos aquí. Y esto podría evitarse sólo si cor...
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