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In the last weeks, liberal blogs have been frequently using the lefty buzz phrase "Net neutrality". One frequently linked-to site on those blogs is saveinternet.com.
Who in Congress support this movement? People like naive Sensenbrenner, Ed Markey, Hillary Rotten, Nancy Stretch and Olympia Snowe among others. Just go to Hillary's Senate Web site, and you'll find the following URL from 2006-05-18.
http://clinton.senate.gov/news/statements/details.cfm?id=255815&&
Now back to the savetheinternet.com site: When you actually go to saveinternet.com, you see both a short and a long list of the people who support savetheinternet.com.
http://www.savetheinternet.com/=coalition
http://www.savetheinternet.com/=members
So when you look at the list, you see lefty groups like moveon.org, the ACLU of Iowa, the UCC church, the so-called "Center for Media and Democracy" (CMD) who host the lefty wiki sourcewatch.org and others.
So you could go through the list, and when you click on the hyperlinks to the Web sites of those organizations and bloggers, you see the same story goes on and on.
So let's go through some of those on the list:
If you know who the others on the list are, just expand this page. Put it in alphabetical order preferably.
Who in Congress support this movement? People like naive Sensenbrenner, Ed Markey, Hillary Rotten, Nancy Stretch and Olympia Snowe among others. Just go to Hillary's Senate Web site, and you'll find the following URL from 2006-05-18.
http://clinton.senate.gov/news/statements/details.cfm?id=255815&&
Now back to the savetheinternet.com site: When you actually go to saveinternet.com, you see both a short and a long list of the people who support savetheinternet.com.
http://www.savetheinternet.com/=coalition
http://www.savetheinternet.com/=members
So when you look at the list, you see lefty groups like moveon.org, the ACLU of Iowa, the UCC church, the so-called "Center for Media and Democracy" (CMD) who host the lefty wiki sourcewatch.org and others.
So you could go through the list, and when you click on the hyperlinks to the Web sites of those organizations and bloggers, you see the same story goes on and on.
So let's go through some of those on the list:
- ACLU of Iowa. This is nothing more than the Iowa branch of the ACLU libnuts. If you don't believe they're libnuts, just go to their aclu-ia.org and aclu.org sites and see for yourself. It's conservative-bashing all the time, environmentalist agitprop, what have you.
- cctv.org. A branch of the "Center for Media and Demoracy", a lefty group known for their sourcewatch.org wiki, one of the 80 largest wikis on the Web.
- colorofchange.org. What they say on their home page about the August hurricane: "Bush doesn't care." Sound like Kanye West. Why are they called "colorofchange.org"? Maybe they think they're "anti-racist".
- democrats.com. Whatever.
- Gun Owners of America. They have to be pretty uninformed.
- moveon.org. One of the most famous lefty Web sites on the Web. Sponsored by the Google lefties. They're called moveon.org because they wanted to "move on" during the '98 Clinton-Lewinsky scandal.
- ncaabbs.com. Probably some NCAA university athletes and fans brainwashed by communistic university professors.
If you know who the others on the list are, just expand this page. Put it in alphabetical order preferably.
