Verizon Claims Right to “Edit” What You See on the Internet

via: AllGov
by: Noel Brinkerhoff
July 15, 2012

Like other Internet service providers, Verizon is fighting to derail the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) rules for network neutrality. But Verizon has set itself apart from other ISPs with its legal arguments for why the FCC’s Open Internet Order should be tossed out.

In its legal brief filed with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, Verizon lawyers claim the FCC has exceeded its regulatory authority by trying to dictate how ISPs control the flow of information across their networks. More importantly, the company claims the net neutrality rules violate its First Amendment and Fifth Amendment rights.

As Verizon sees it, “broadband networks are the modern-day microphone by which their owners [e.g. Verizon] engage in First Amendment speech.” Furthermore, the company should be allowed to act like a newspaper does, selectively choosing what information should be allowed to stay and what should be selected out.

Continue Reading At: AllGov.com

DNSChanger is False Flag Excuse for FBI to Shut Out Internet Users

via: OccupyCorporatism
by: Susanne Posel
July 9, 2012

Today The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) will pull the plug on the Domain Name System (DNS) because of DNS Changer malware that has been used as a safety net for servers infected by a virus that redirects users to a bogus DNS server.

On July 9th, internet users will be able to access the internet if your computer is not infected.

The FBI wants everyone to check their computer by going to the website for the DNSChanger Working Group . When you visit this site , if your computer is “ok”, you will see a “green square”.

When you go to this website to have your computer checked for DNSChanger, you are essentially giving the FBI the ok to allow your ISP and computer to be surveilled.

If you use Firefox or Microsoft Internet Explorer, you are fine. However, users of Google Chrome and Apple’s Safari may experience a problem being validated.

The FBI claims that they have been “propping up the internet” for last few months in an effort combat the DNSChanger virus, however they can no longer do so effectively. In this admission, the FBI is saying that the internet is essentially being syphoned through the FBI; this includes all user activity on the internet. All of our digital communications are going through the US government’s databases and being monitored under the guise of searching for the elusive DNSChanger malware.

Continue Reading At: OccupyCorporatism.com 

Six Strikes, Sex Tracks, Church Attacks – New World Next Week

via: CorbettReport
June 28, 2012