SPECIAL REPORT: FCC Targets Internet For 'Regulation'

Obama's Federal Communications Commission
is redefining what the Internet is in order to control what's on it.
Conservatives are the primary target.

 

July 13, 2010 – President Obama's lust for power and control is now extending to the Internet – an amazing phenomenon that permits the free flow of information around the world – without federal government control of content. This is going to change if the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has its way.

The FCC is currently run by Chairman Julius Genachowski, an old college mate of Barack Obama. Genachowski has been trying to gain control of the Internet under the guise of implementing something called "net neutrality."
In April, a federal appeals court rejected Genachowski's attempt to regulate the Internet and to tell Internet providers how to manage traffic on their networks. The court stated that the FCC has no authority to regulate the Internet. In this case, the FCC had cited Comcast in 2008 for slowing down some customer's Internet traffic – specifically a software pirating service known as BitTorrent.
This court decision isn't stopping Genachoswki. He's decided to ignore the court ruling and simply redefine what the Internet is so he can control it.

According to Genachowski, for years the Internet has been classified as an "information service." He wants to redefine the Net as a "common carrier" – like the telephone company – so the FCC can control it.
It clear from the list of characters above that "Net Neutrality" is a Marxist-inspired attempt to control the free flow of ideas on the Internet. The targets of suppression will be conservative and Christian web sites that are critical of Obama's socialist policies.