Stop OBAMAS Surrender of the Internet Oct 1st. Obama to give Internet control away (LCAction) Less than a month remains before President Obama implements his unconstitutional plan to circumvent Congress and give away control of the Internet to rogue international operatives.
Business leaders, congressional lawmakers, and international policy experts are vociferously calling for the Obama administration to reconsider surrendering Internet control to an international control group. These leaders cite, among other reasons, growing international pressure for censorship of the Internet as being a critical issue to address. According to a recent report by WND: “China issued a statement saying, ‘It is necessary to ensure that United Nations plays a facilitating role in setting up international public policies pertaining to the Internet.’ + + President Obama’s executive action is unconstitutional!
The fact remains that the Constitution of the United States states that only “Congress shall have the power to dispose of … property belonging to the United States.” Obama to give Internet control away (LCAction) Protecting-Internet-Freedom-Act. U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy and Sen. Ted Cruz legislation to stop Internet giveaway, ALG urges cosponsors - Americans for Limited Government. 2 0 0Share0 0 June 8, 2016, Fairfax, Va.
—Americans for Limited Government President Rick Manning today issued the following statement urging House Members and Senators to cosponsor legislation by U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy (R-Wis.) and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) that would require an up or down vote in Congress before the National Telecommunications and Information Administration would ever be allowed to transition the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) function to any entity outside the U.S. government: “Rep.
“The fact is, the Internet in its current state under U.S. government oversight has promoted free speech all over the world and facilitated commerce. Attachments: Protecting Internet Freedom Act, Sen. Testimony of Richard Manning, President, Americans for Limited Government, Before the Committee On Commerce, Science, & Transportation United States Senate Hearing entitled Examining the Multistakeholder Plan for Transitioning the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, May 24, 2016 at. Sen. Cruz and Rep. Duffy Introduce the Protecting Internet Freedom Act. WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Rep. Sean Duffy (R-Wis.) today introduced the Protecting Internet Freedom Act, which would prevent the Obama administration from giving the Internet away to a global organization that will allow over 160 foreign governments to have increased influence over the management and operation of the Internet. The bill would ensure the continued protection of Internet freedom by prohibiting the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) from allowing the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) functions contract to expire, unless specifically authorized by Congress.
The Protecting Internet Freedom Act would also ensure that the United States maintains sole ownership of the .gov and .mil top-level domains, which are vital to national security. “President Obama wants to hand over the keys to the Internet to countries like China and Russia,” said Congressman Duffy. Ron Paul: Police manhunt for Boston Marathon bombing suspect scarier than attack. Former Rep.
Ron Paul said the law enforcement that swarmed around Boston in the days following the marathon bombings was scarier than the actual terrorist attack. “The Boston bombing provided the opportunity for the government to turn what should have been a police investigation into a military-style occupation of an American city,” he said on the Lew Rockwell website, Politico reported. “This unprecedented move should frighten us as much or more than the attack itself.” The terror attacks on April 15 in Boston killed three and injured 264. Mr. They reminded of a “military coup in a far off banana republic,” he said, Politico reported.
Mr. “He was discovered by a private citizen, who then placed a call to the police,” he said.
Google reports ‘alarming’ rise in government censorship requests.