Rockerfeller Bill Seeks to Close Down Internet

[Cap-Z-ro]

" Essentially, the Act would federalize critical infrastructure security. Since many of our critical infrastructure systems (banks, telecommunications, energy) are in the hands of the private sector, the bill would create a major shift of power away from users and companies to the federal government. This is a potentially dangerous approach that favors the dramatic over the sober response. "

http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2009/04/cybersecurity-act


If inbred NWO predator Jay Rockerfeller succeeds with this Bill we won't need to worry about removing this section of out forum...the whole board will be gone.

Regards...

[Cap-Z-ro]

The banksters are coming for us.

Once they destroy our connection we are likely done for.

http://rense.com/general85/threat.htm


Regards...

[dankie]

Cap-Z-ro plz kill yourself and send me all your $ to me . As a non-useless person I need this $ .

[hansvonlieven]

It is evident that the powers that be cannot permit the internet to function in the way it does now and still hope to remain in power.

Since they will try to hang onto power at all cost it therefore is reasonable to assume they will try every trick in the book either to destroy it or bring it under control. They got caught asleep at the wheel or it would have never grown the way it did without controls. That is now being rectified.

In the old days the power brokers were a lot more vigilant. When they realised that any Ham radio operator could essentially say what he wanted to a large number of people, they immediately made the whole thing subject to stringent regulation and licenses and had mobile detection units all over the place to stop rogue operators. Incidentally, these restrictions are still in place and are being enforced.

They will try to do exactly the same with the internet. The days of anonymous posting are numbered and sadly so are the days of free speech.

Hans von Lieven

[Yucca]

where there is a will there is a way. Hans mentions radio hams above. I remember a cool tech that hams developed, called packet radio. You could send a packet to anyone in the world who used the same system. The data packet could sometimes take days to arrive at the destination if some critical inbetween relaying operator failed to be powered on. But it would get there in the end, hopping over different frequencies automatically routed by the clever system.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packet_radio

Perhaps a similar tech could be developed using adhoc networks comprised of personal wifi cards with good antennas. Of course it wouldn´t be as good and fast as the internet today but some primitive text only BBS could possibly be ran on it. Of course TPTB would soon make WIFI cards require licences etc. Damn them to hell!