Are all of the internets doomed?
 

http://www.rbales.com/modules.php?name= ... =0&thold=0

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/me hides in html bunker

"The internet is nothing but filth to steal our children from God and truth", says Gladis...

hope she dies

[img]http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/chucktupp/shitshooter.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.movv.com/prvupload/uploads/heil.jpg[/img]

[quote:8b03b]"We have many ongoing projects, and soon we''ll be proud to announce the grand opening of our website."[/quote:8b03b]


oOo:

[quote:14a82]ongoing campaign to shut down the internet.[/quote:14a82]
[quote:14a82], and soon we''ll be proud to announce the grand opening of our website.[/quote:14a82]


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BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! Al Gore will be pissed, shes tryin to bring his invention down

EDIT: Using the internet to bring it down? Theres a good idea oOo:

[quote="Eight Ace":a741e][img]http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/chucktupp/shitshooter.jpg[/img][/quote:a741e]

happy:

[quote:008b0]"The internet is nothing but filth to steal our children from God and truth"[/quote:008b0]

pick one or the other lady...

yea, I signed the damn petition. Note the hypocricy: they have a website

HOLY SHIT!!!! Isn't that.........nah, it couldn't be.......could it? eek:

happy:

pick one or the other lady...[/quote:b5c9b]


dance:


+1

[quote:98328] In March, the House passed legislation to dramatically raise "indecency" fines for broadcast television imposed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to $500,000. Rep. Joe Barton (R-Texas), chairman of the House Commerce Committee, heralded the high fines, saying, "This legislation makes great strides in making it safe for families to come back into their living room."

Emboldened by this success, conservative leaders like Barton and Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) are threatening to go even further. For the first time, they want to apply indecency standards to cable, to satellite and even to the Internet.

"We put restrictions on the over-the-air signals," Stevens, chair of the Senate Commerce Committee, said in March, while speaking to the National Association of Broadcasters annual state leadership conference. "Cable is a greater violator in the indecency arena. … I think we can put restrictions on cable itself. At least I intend to do my best to push that."

And Barton told reporters, "In the foreseeable future, you are going to see a convergence [of standards]. I stand by that. … The impact [of indecency programming] is going to be the same in the home. It's irrelevant what the ownership or the origination of it is."[/quote:98328]

http://www.truthout.org/docs_2005/051005L.shtml

For people who are so found of getting their message out they sure do want to stop others from getting theirs out.

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