Reply #4: The Internet is next but there are some sites working on it now so we

[Trevelyan]

don't get horrible "surprises" like the ones you mentioned for radio.

http://civic.moveon.org/
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4655196.stm
http://www.eff.org/br/

Rumsfeld Zeros in on the Internet By Mike Whitney

"02/24/06 "ICH" -- ...Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was warmly greeted at the recent meeting of the Council on Foreign Relations. The CFR is the hand-picked assemblage of western elites from big-energy, corporate media, high-finance and the weapons industry. These are the 4,000 or so members of the American ruling class who determine the shape of policy and ensure that the management of the global economic system remains in the hands of U.S. bluebloods..."

== http://www.dailykos.com/story/2006/1/20/101746/590 ~ Soon to come to the United States -- America's computer driver licence

== http://www.informationclearinghouse.info - The Pentagon's War on the Internet~~~~ http://www.chris-floyd.com - Empire Burlesque The Pub Forums ~"..The War Dept. is planning to insert itself into every area of the internet from blogs to chat rooms, from leftist web sites to editorial commentary. The objective is to challenge any tidbit of information that appears on the web that may counter the official narrative; the fairytale of benign American intervention to promote democracy and human rights across the planet.."

The End of the Blogosphere? March 1, 2006 By Mitchell Szczepanczyk - "...When the dust settled, some three million people responded to the FCC against its controversial rules - a response unprecedented in the FCC's history. The same or larger scale of response to Congress will be needed to preserve net neutrality. And the blogosphere, with its millions of active folks online, hold that very potential to rally widespread awareness of net neutrality and keep the internet free..."