Net Neutrality is internet service providers giving all information sources equal speed, equal protection. Losing net neutrality means ISPs give bandwidth priority to sources they prefer (ie. sources which pay them the most, Rothschilds, Bilderberg, the 1%, Big Brother) and it may mean your ISP charging you more for you to use your favorite sites, so loss of net neutrality promotes corporate/ISP media bias which undermines free speech and promotes censorship.

I can sympathize with liberty-defending free-marketeers and occasionally even defend corporate rights, but if you trust AT&T, Comcast, T-Mobile, and Verizon with more power to decide who sees what, you're not paying attention.

And don't buy the bullshit about Google and Facebook giving a fuck about you. The only reason they defend net neutrality is because they use the most bandwidth and don't want to be slowed down or undermined by ISPs who hate them for censoring rights activists and bending over backwards for Big Brother's Orwellian mass surveillance state. Unfortunately, ISPs who would penalize Oggle and Fascistbook are small and few and can't compete with global bankster billionaires, so the few possible benefits of ditching net neutrality are virtually non-existent.

If you want your internet to upload and download as fast as Bill Gates', you want net neutrality. If you want to destroy free speech, let the fascists off the leash.

Deeplinks Blog by Elliot Harmon | August 9, 2017
Don’t Let Congress Compromise on Net Neutrality
A few months ago, we received confirmation of what many of us had feared: incoming Federal Communications Commission Chair Ajit Pai announced his plans to eliminate the clear, enforceable protections for net neutrality that the Commission had implemented in 2015. - https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/08/dont-let-congress-compromise-net-neutrality

Throttling on Mobile Networks Is a Sign of Things to Come, Unless We Save Net Neutrality Now - https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/07/throttling-mobile-networks-sign-things-come-unless-we-save-net-neutrality-now

1 Echelon Mockingbird — The Censorship Zone
2 Matt Pitman — Happy Net Neutrality Day!
3 Daily Tech News Show — DTNS 3071 - The Secret History of Net Neutrality
4 J Budz — Net Neutrality Mix
5 PRH Audio — The Internet of Us by Michael P. Lynch, read by Dan Woren
6 Things and Stuff Podcast — Ep. 4 Help! I'm stuck in internet traffic!

Loss of Net Neutrality = Corporate Media Bias, Censorship

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We used to say "seeing is believing"; now googling is believing. With 24/7 access to nearly all of the world's information at our fingertips, we no longer trek to the library or the encyclopedia shelf in search of answers. We just open our browsers, type in a few keywords and wait for the information to come to us. Indeed, the Internet has revolutionized the way we learn and know, as well as how we interact with each other. And yet this explosion of technological innovation has also produced a curious paradox: even as we know more, we seem to understand less. While a wealth of literature has been devoted to life with the Internet, the deep philosophical implications of this seismic shift have not been properly explored until now. Demonstrating that knowledge based on reason plays an essential role in society and that there is much more to &#8220;knowing&#8221; than just acquiring information, leading philosopher Michael Patrick Lynch shows how our digital way of life makes us overvalue some ways of processing information over others, and thus risks distorting what it means to be human. With far-reaching implications, Lynch's argument charts a path from Plato's cave to Shannon's mathematical theory of information to Google Glass, illustrating that technology itself isn't the problem, nor is it the solution. Instead, it will be the way in which we adapt our minds to these new tools that will ultimately decide whether or not the "Internet of Things"&#8212;all those gadgets on our wrists, in our pockets and on our laps&#8212;will be a net gain for humanity. Along the way, Lynch uses a philosopher's lens to examine some of the most urgent issues facing digital life today, including how social media is revolutionizing the way we think about privacy; why a greater reliance on Wikipedia and Google doesn't necessarily make knowledge "more democratic"; and the perils of using "big data" alone to predict cultural trends. Promising to modernize our understanding of what it means to be human in the digital age, The Internet of Us builds on previous works by Nicholas Carr, James Gleick and Jaron Lanier to give us a necessary guide on how to navigate the philosophical quagmire that is the Information Age.

The Internet of Us by Michael P. Lynch, read by Dan Woren

"The heart can not heal what the eye can not see, not even in the Twilight Zone." - Rod Serling - Healer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjM52z-PV3s

"Imagine yourself a visitor to many worlds, drifting on the solar wind, a thousand voices singing in your memory. Now imagine you're this man, who can only guess at the wonders he might have known, wonders that exist for him now only as a riddle... from The Twilight Zone."  - Rod Serling - The Chameleon - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgX6VadRyx8

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Today’s the Day: Let's Save Net Neutrality
You might have noticed something unusual when you visited the EFF website today: our site was “blocked” unless you shelled out for “premium” Internet access. As part of the day of action to support net neutrality , we decided to imagine what might happen if FCC Chairman Ajit Pai caves to industry pressure and abandons the net neutrality rules the FCC adopted just two years ago. If you don’t want to live in that future, it’s time to take action
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/07/todays-day-lets-save-net-neutrality

"In the American police state, the price to be paid for speaking truth to power (also increasingly viewed as an act of treason) is surveillance, censorship, jail and ultimately death." - http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2016/april/25/censored-surveilled-watch-listed-and-jailed-the-absurdity-of-being-a-citizen-in-the-american-police-state/

The Right to Tell the Government to Go to Hell: Free Speech in an Age of Government Bullies, Corporate Censors and Compliant Citizens - https://www.rutherford.org/publications_resources/john_whiteheads_commentary/the_right_to_tell_the_government_to_go_to_hell_free_speech_in_an_age_o

How governments are using spyware to attack free speech - https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2015/08/how-governments-are-using-spyware-to-attack-free-speech/

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"My book, READING WITH PATRICK, is about a student of mine named Patrick, and this remarkable literary and intellectual awakening we experienced together in a county jail in Arkansas. He was a student in my class who was incredibly bright, really quiet, and just had trouble coming to school. I really encouraged him to come to school to write and to read and we had this incredible year together where he improved incredibly. Three years after this, I’ve left Arkansas—it’s a place where a lot of people leave—I agonize about it, I decide to go to law school. My parents are like, “what the heck are you doing in Arkansas?” Three years later, I’m in law school and I find out from a friend that Patrick had gotten into a fight and killed someone. I was totally devastated. I was shocked. I went back to Arkansas to visit him in county jail and I discovered that his reading skills had regressed. They were worse when I first met him in the eighth grade, and it’s because he had dropped out of school the year after I left the Delta. The heart of the book is really about us reading together in jail for seven months while we’re waiting for his trial, and about the incredible agility and the power of reading together and writing together. And it’s also about me grappling with my own failures and trying to think about the legacy of racism and poverty in the Mississippi Delta."

S2 E62: Michelle Kuo, Author of Reading with Patrick

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Happy Net Neutrality Day!

"What inspired me to write MEDITATE WITH ME: A Step-by-Step Mindfulness Journey was I wanted kids to have a way to slow down. I wanted to give kids a beloved book that they could connect to, that they could interact with, practices that were easy for them, a way to feel their breath in their body, a way to slow down when they need it, and a way to really calm themselves…a way to sort of start practicing self-soothing techniques that they’ll really need throughout their entire lives."

S2 E63: Mariam Gates, Author of Meditate With Me

"I was inspired to write this book, UNLEASHING THE INNOVATORS, because I love big companies, I worked in one for 25 years, and in my consulting practice, company after company I meet is struggling with culture change, and revitalization, and growth, and energy, and risk and dealing with fear of failure. And many of them were using startups to try to kind of put new energy into the company. And yet, I didn’t think there was a playbook for that."

S2 E65: Jim Stengel, Author of Unleashing the Innovators

"My book THE FOUR TENDENCIES is about a personality framework that I’ve identified called the Four Tendencies that divides all of humanity into four types: Upholder, Questioner, Obliger, and Rebel. I got my first insight into this framework when I had lunch with a friend and she said something that got me obsessed with this question of personality types. She said, 'I know I would be happier if I would go running, and when I was in high school I was on the track team and I never missed track practice, so why can’t I go running now?' And I thought, 'Well, why? It’s the same person, the same behavior, at that time it was effortless but now she can’t do it. What’s going on?' My determination to figure out the answer to that question, in the end, led me to write a whole book, called THE FOUR TENDENCIES."

S2 E66: Gretchen Rubin, Author of The Four Tendencies

"I think that I realized there were a lot of stories and ideas that didn’t really make sense to talk about on stage in a stand-up context because they were just too embarrassing, or not funny enough, or just too personal, and I couldn’t figure out a way to perform them live. And so I started writing them down and they just sat in this document, and I just hoped one day I’d get brave enough to do it or smart enough to figure out how to do them on stage, and I just couldn’t. People kept suggesting I write a book and I always just felt like, 'Oh God, that’s something you do when you have a long life.' I just didn’t feel like I had enough to offer, and then I thought, “Oh, maybe I should do all those stories that I've never figured out how to tell on stage. Maybe they’re a book.' And I started looking at them and I was like, “Wow this stuff’s embarrassing, I’m never gonna be able to say this in front of people.' So I just gave up on that ever happening and I started turning it into a book.  And then to get through it I had to get an intention together, I had to get a mantra together and I was like, 'Okay, I’m gonna write the book that I wish had been available to me when I was 18. I wanna write a bible for people who want to grow and feel better about their awful choices.'"

S2 E70: Whitney Cummings, Author of I'm Fine...and Other Lies

"My book, SO MUCH I WANT TO TELL YOU: Letters to My Little Sister, is a collection of essays and lessons that I’ve learned over the past decade since her suicide in 2007."

S2 E72: Anna Akana, Author of So Much I Want to Tell You

"I had been working in the single-mom space through my blog and podcast, and speaking and media engagements, for more than five years. I was raised by a single mom, I became a single mom, and I had a lot of initial shame around being a single mom. And, you know what? It happens to suit me really well. And I found myself relaxing into this time that I’m in and finding all these women—there’s ten million single moms in our country, millions worldwide, and these women have nothing to be ashamed about. I’m meeting incredible women every day that are doing incredible things—in business, in their communities, with their families—and I wanted to reach out to them. And I wanted to inspire the women that aren’t quite there yet."

S2 E75: Emma Johnson, Author of The Kickass Single Mom

"I wrote this book, AN AMERICAN FAMILY, to tell the story of my family’s immigration to the United States. But behind all this, the American values that inspired me to decide to come to the United States and then make it a home."

S2 E76: Khizr Khan, Author of American Family

"PLAYING WITH FIRE is set in the 1968 presidential campaign, but the book is about nothing less than life and death, because that's what was at stake in the 1968 presidential campaign."

S2 E78: Lawrence O'Donnell, Author of Playing With Fire

"In this New Year, you might want to try meditation. Some of you may have wondered about the benefits, stress reduction, lowering of anxiety, helping you cope more efficiently, be less frustrated, less addicted in your behavior. The most important thing from the beginning is not to turn it into another self-improvement project. Meditation can be useful if you don’t expect too much from it. So let me guide you a little bit into the way I think about it."

S3 E01: Mark Epstein, Author of Advice Not Given

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150,000 people die each day, 450,000 including abortion. 3,000 Americans die each day, a 9/11 every day (plus 3,000 surgical abortions & 3,000 chemical abortions). 

2 million Americans are behind bars at any time, 95% without trial, often for years on end. ...mass kidnapping, mass extortion, human trafficking, slavery, torture, tyranny.

There are 20,000,000 government employees in America, plus undercovers, black ops, paid informants, and other collaborators foreign and domestic, of which there are millions. Enemies of humanity.

Total US government spending (federal, state, local) is guesstimated at $7 trillion, $4 trillion fed., $1.8 trillion state, $1.7 trillion local (not including black bag operations or collaborators acting in US interests). Racketeering, bribery, counterfeiting, robbery, extortion, theft.

There are 2,000,000 people in the US military, active & reserve, 275,000 more inactive, not including state defense forces or local militias. Here's video of them committing mass murder: https://collateralmurder.wikileaks.org

Federal police employ 120,000 full-time officers, plus undercovers, part-timers, informants, and officers who do not arrest directly. They don't give a fuck about the law. Traitors.

There are 18,000 state and local law enforcement agencies, with more than 1 million full-time officers and 100,000 part-time employees, plus undercovers and informants. The are 90,000 local governments in America. From 2004 to 2008, full-time employment by state and local law enforcement agencies increased by 57,000.  Sworn personnel increased by 33,000. Nonsworn personnel by 24,000. In 1992 to 2008, the growth rate for civilian personnel was double that of sworn personnel. Tyrants all.

450,000 people die every day and nobody mentions it. The world is filled with cowards and sociopaths who won't even stand up against indiscriminate global genocide when their own survival is at stake. Spineless jellyfish. Back-biting dogs. Backsliding heifers. Brainless order-followers. Sheep, good for nothing but fleecing and sacrificing. Wake the fuck up before you kill us all.

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