American Censorship Day is Today - Ron Paul Comes Out Against SOPA - Hurray!

Some quick links about these draconian, invasive, unconstitutional bills.

Members of Congress opposed to SOPA have circulated their own letter (PDF), which was signed by Zoe Lofgren and Anna Eshoo, both California Democrats, and Ron Paul, the Republican presidential candidate from Texas, among others. They say SOPA will invite an explosion of innovation-killing lawsuits and litigation.

Fight for the Future video 4:20

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SOPA would be unenforceable crap. The only reason they want a bill like that is so they can at any given time brand someone a copyright infringer.

But hey guess what? The jurisdiction of Congress ends at the border!

I say every productive person should leave. Then society will collapse and we'll get to sit and watch from afar, the whole ruling class being hanged by the very troglodyte masses they've bred with our redistributed money.

ell-oh-ell!

Here's my letter to my congressman about SOPA!

Feel free to use it!

The Internet: Highway for Truth, Rest Stop for Liberty, Vehicle for Change

http://www.dailypaul.com/187714

Left messages with both Senators regarding both the Senate and House Bills with their numbers when I got home.

Ebay and Craiglist and garage sales et al are viable competitors to the government's cronies in the private sector.

If you care about competition, keep the Internet open and free for use by all.

TO ALL MEMBERS: Invite everyone of your friends to this event and share this link on your wall. This is how RP will take 2012 baby!!!

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=156057831159537

https://eff.org/r.C8A

I spoke with two live persons and left one voicemail asking them to vote NO on H.R. 3261.

The words of John Gilmore from an email in 2003 come to mind about censorship and the fast paced steps toward a police state:

This government hasn't learned that if you're watching everybody, you're watching nobody. Our society was much safer when it was run by people who knew that if you spend 99% of your time investigating innocent citizens who you have no reason to suspect, you're going to have real trouble catching the people you have actual reasons to suspect. Either these guys are stupid, or they really are trying to build a police state. My friends in government try to convince me that incompetence is far more common than malevolence -- but they forget that positions of power attract such people.

When Osama Bin Laden was killed, the "Intelligence" services found that he used flash drives to communicate via public email accounts. He had a way to trick the "intelligence" services for 10 years.

Why not focus on the bad guys than to assume that everyone is bad before proven innocent and that everyone has to be spoon-fed with information that has been "approved for general consumption"?

Barletta's DC office and asked his assistant to urge him to Vote No. His assistant is unaware of Barletta's stance on the issue. I will probably receive an email or letter about it. However, I want to know how he votes NOW, so I'll keep checking for voting results at thomas.gov...

Got the banner on my site as well: http://freeindependentsun.com

I'll tell him thank you.

I used this link, http://www.contactingthecongress.org/

It took me less than a minute to call.

Takes less than a minute to call and leave them a message to vote NO on H.R. 3261 Stop Online Piracy Act. Takes less than 5 minutes to shoot them an email, even if you don't know who your Congressman is:

To Find Your Zip + 4 - http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/

To Find Your Congressman using Zip + 4 - https://writerep.house.gov/writerep/welcome.shtml

The page that follows will allow you to email your Congressman, and his/her D.C. office phone number should be at the bottom of the page. You can do the same for the Senate.

http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_c...

If you embed their video at the American Censorship Day, they put a pop-up in that that drives the point home to your readers.
This is a red alert kind of thing.

I see the internet as the great equalizer to the MSM attempting to blackout support for Ron Paul. It is the great communication tool that is allowing us to coordinate our efforts and stay well organized. If SOPA passes, the main stream candidate's campaigns could use it to shut down Daily Paul and other sites that have been such a great asset. My suspicion is that the sponsors of this bill (H.R.3261) and the Senate equivalent (S.968 - PROTECT IP Act) realize this and intend to use it to break the back of Ron Paul's support.

Contact your Representative and Senators and urge them to vote "NO."

SOAP. How are we suppose to get clean without it. I'm all for SOAP. You spelled it wrong too. I don't know what SOAP has to do with the internet unless someone wants to clean the filth off of it which I would agree with. I would even contribute a bar or two for the cause.

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