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<p><strong>Ethan A. Huff<br />
</strong><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.naturalnews.com/035638_CIS ... ech.html">Natural News</a><strong><br />
</strong>April 22, 2012</p>
<p>Just because SOPA and PIPA, the infamous internet “kill switch” bills, are largely dead does not mean the threat to internet free speech has become any less serious. <strong><font color="#FF0000">The&nbsp;<em>Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act </em>(CISPA), also known as H.R. 3523, is the latest mutation of these internet censorship and spying bills to hit the U.S. Congress — and unless the American people speak up now to stop it, CISPA could lead to far worse repercussions for online free speech than SOPA or PIPA ever would have.</font></strong></p>
<div class="caption right"><img width="383" height="345" src="http://calvinayre.com/wp-content/uplo ... /PPA-CISPA-SOPA.jpg" style="margin-top: 5px; margin-bottom: 5px;" alt="" /></div>
<p><em>CNET</em>, the popular technology news website that was among many others who spoke up against SOPA and PIPA earlier in the year, is also one of many now sounding the alarm about CISPA, which was authored by Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) and Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-Md.). Though the bill’s promoters are marketing it as being nothing like SOPA or PIPA, CISPA is exactly like those bills, except worse.</p>
<p>What CISPA will do, if passed, is remove all the legal barriers that currently stop internet service providers, government agencies, and others from arbitrarily spying on internet users. In the name of “cybersecurity,” a term that is undefined in the bill, CISPA will essentially allow internet users to be surveilled by the government without probable cause or a search warrant, which is a clear violation of users’ constitutional civil liberties.</p>
<p>Additionally, it will allow websites like Google, Facebook, and Twitter to intercept emails, text messages, and other private information that might be considered a threat to “cybersecurity.” The government can then demand access to this information, even if it has nothing to do with copyright infringement, which is one of the excuses being used for why such a bill is needed in the first place.</p>
<p><strong>Internet users are already required to abide by the same laws as everyone else</strong></p>
<p>“Just because you commit a crime on the internet doesn’t immunize you from liability just because it’s on the internet,” said Kendall Burman from the&nbsp;<em>Center for Democracy & Technology</em>, an internet freedom of speech advocacy group, to&nbsp;<em>Russia Today</em>(RT) in a recent interview. “Law enforcement has many tools to go after crimes that are committed anywhere, including the internet.”</p>
<p>And Burman is right. Contrary to what former presidential candidate Rick Santorum and others have inferred about the internet being an unregulated “free for all,” internet users are already required to abide by the same rules as everyone else. And those who commit crimes online are subject to the same legal obligations as those who commit them offline.</p>
<p>“When you talk about using information that the government receives that’s purportedly for the purpose of protecting cybersecurity, and you’re using it for law enforcement purposes or national security purposes that don’t have anything to do with cybersecurity, well law enforcement has tools already to go after those crimes,” added Burman. “And we very much fear that the information sharing machine that’s related to cybersecurity could very much become a backdoor wiretap or a surveillance program by another name.”</p>
<p>You can watch the full RT interview with Burman here:<br />
<a target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://rt.com/usa/news/cispa-bill-sop ... -175/</a></p>
<p>In truth, there is no legitimate need to pass any “cybersecurity” bills because legal mechanisms to address internet crimes are already in place.</p>
<p>The&nbsp;<em>Electronic Frontier Foundation </em>(EFF), another internet civil rights group, has created an&nbsp;<em>Action Alert </em>page where you can learn more about CISPA, and also petition your Congressmen to oppose it:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://https//action.eff.org/o/9042/p ... =8444</a></p>
<p><strong>Sources for this article include:</strong></p>
<p><a target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-5741 ... t.com</a></p>
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http://www.aftonbladet.se/senastenytt ... trikes/article14967350.ab

(Bulletin länk, så den kommer nog försvinna)

Moskva: Regimkritiska medier släcks

Stockholm. Regimkritiska medier i den ryska huvudstaden Moskva har släckts. Samtidigt har 10 000 demonstranter samlats för en protestmarsch mot president Vladimir Putins styre. De kräver nyval och en ny president.

Protestledarna har publicerat bilder på internet som visar hur aktivister inställer sig för obligatoriska förhör hos myndigheterna.

– Folk kommer att komma till protesten ändå. Jag förstår inte varför myndigheterna försöker bekämpa protesterna med våld, sade oppositionspolitikern Dmitrij Gudkov till radiostationen Moscow Echo.

Men samtidigt som protesterna började släcktes radiostationens webbsida ner, i likhet med Dozjd TV:s och oppositionstidningen Novaja Gazetas webbsidor. Dozjd TV uppgav att problemet orsakats av en cyberattack från okänt håll.

Oppositionsledare anklagade ungdomsgrupper som stödjer president Vladimir Putin för att ha genomfört attackerna mot regimkritiska medier, med Kremls tysta godkännande. Statskontrollerade medier verkade fungera utan problem.

Demonstranterna tågade genom Moskva för att kräva nyval och en ny president, uppger brittiska BBC. Över 10 000 regimkritiker deltar, enligt AFP som hänvisar till organisatörerna.

Protesten kommer dagen efter det att polis genomsökte flera namnkunniga protestledares hem, däribland oppositionsaktivisten Alexej Navalnyj.

President Vladimir Putin antog i förra veckan en ny lag, som innebär höjda böter för dem som genomför protestaktioner utan tillstånd.

Demonstrationen i dag är den första sedan Putin tillträdde sin tredje mandatperiod som president, efter kritiserade val i mars och anklagelser om valfusk i parlamentsvalet i december.

Polisens genomsökning av protestledarnas bostäder är "ett oroväckande tecken" och kan tyda på att de kommer att åtalas, säger en rysk advokat till nyhetsbyrån Interfax.

– Fram tills nu har våra klienter haft vittnesstatus. Under gällande lagstiftning kan vittnens hem inte genomsökas och på grund av detta kan vi inte utesluta att de kan komma att bli brottsmisstänkta, sade advokaten Nikolaj Polozov.

Under polisräderna, som bland annat omfattade aktivisten Sergej Udaltsov och oppositionspolitikern Ilja Jasjin, beslagtogs stora mängder regeringskritisk litteratur, listor på aktivister och över en miljon euro i kontanter, uppger Interfax.

Lol vet du vad det värsta är??

När folk spelar med.


Lol dom buggar mig jag måste tänka på vad jag säger leder till ett samhälle i skräck.


Lol dom buggar mig låt mig skrika i deras öra så trumhinnan sprängs om vad jag tycker om dem och deras mammor, hitta snubbens adress och ge han en påk och suga på.

Så det ska vara igentligen.

Det är vi som är majoriteten inte dom.

Enkelt hitta den ansvarige hitta adressen hälsa på.

Folk förtrycks så mycket som själva tillåter sig förtryckas.