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Please everyone, read your emails more carefully, there has been NO indication whatsoever that this group is in danger of disappearing - starting a panic response to a misread email is not at all helpful.

 

Jane

(Moderator)

 

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As for my part---it is not a panic response but a general observation across the board--and not just about the internet but in all areas of our lives. I don't think there is much doubt that there is an ever increasing tightening of our freedoms in all areas. For our 'security' of course. We've been pretty much told that the internet will be much more tightly regulated. I think it's common sense to be aware---and prepare...

 

Bea --- On Sun, 6/14/09, Jane MacRoss <highfield1 wrote:

Jane MacRoss <highfield1 This group is here to stay Received: Sunday, June 14, 2009, 12:17 AM

 

 

 

Please everyone, read your emails more carefully, there has been NO indication whatsoever that this group is in danger of disappearing - starting a panic response to a misread email is not at all helpful.

 

Jane

(Moderator)

 

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Dear Jane

I, 100% agree with you.

Yes there may be a few who want to creat panic.

I have great regard for you and your group and its activities. Kindly

keep it up as divine soul is behind you as a guiding factor as devine

understanding.

 

With great divine love and regards

i am

Dr JN Sharma

 

On 6/14/09, Jane MacRoss <highfield1 wrote:

> Please everyone, read your emails more carefully, there has been NO

> indication whatsoever that this group is in danger of disappearing -

> starting a panic response to a misread email is not at all helpful.

>

> Jane

> (Moderator)

>

[Guest guest]

I hope that you are not referring to me when you say "there may be a few who want to create panic". If you are I truly suggest you open your eyes. It is not about panic---it's about reality.

You may want to rethink 'shooting the messenger'....

 

Just one of many:

 

The Death of Internet video

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/133036/the_death_of_the_internet/

 

Excerpt:

http://www.rense.com/general85/enen.htm

Canada's two largest ISPs, Bell Canada and TELUS, are behind a scheme to limit browsing, block out sites, and charge fees on most others as part of a 2012 "planned full (NAU) launching." Web host I Power's Reese Leysen called it "beyond censorship: it is killing the biggest (ever) 'ecosystem' of free expression and freedom of speech." He cited big company inside sources providing information on "exclusivity deals between ISPs and big content providers (like TV studios and video game publishers) "to decide which sites will be in the standard package offered customers, leaving the rest of the Internet unreachable except for fees." Leysen called his source "100% reliable" and cited similar information from a Dylan Pattyn Time magazine article, based on Bell Canada and TELUS sources. Plans are for "only the top 100 - 200 sites making the cut in the initial subscription package," likely to include major news outlets at the expense of smaller, alternative ones. "The Internet would become a playground for billion-dollar content providers," like cable TV providers, unless efforts are made to stop it. Leysen thinks US and global ISPs have similar plans that include free speech restrictions and privacy invasions. The stakes are high if he's right. Yet the profit potential is huge and friendly governments may oblige. Also involved are "deceptive marketing and fear tactics" (like citing child pornography threats) to gain public approval for subscription services masquerading as online safety. The time to stop it is now.

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Excerpt:

http://www.rense.com/general85/pent.htm

Cyberspace favors offensive operations. These operations will deny, degrade, disrupt, destroy, or deceive an adversary. Cyberspace offensive operations ensure friendly freedom of action in cyberspace while denying that same freedom to our adversaries. We will enhance our capabilities to conduct electronic systems attack, electromagnetic systems interdiction and attack, network attack, and infrastructure attack operations. Targets include the adversary's terrestrial, airborne, and space networks, electronic attack and network attack systems, and the adversary itself. As an adversary becomes more dependent on cyberspace, cyberspace offensive operations have the potential to produce greater effects. ("Strategic Vision," op. cit.) [emphasis added] And when those "greater effects" are directed against American citizens theorized as "adversaries" by U.S. militarists and well-heeled corporate grifters, the problems posed by a panoptic surveillance state for a functioning democracy increase astronomically. The already slim protections allegedly afforded by the shameful FISA Amendments Act have already been breeched by NSA. As The New York Times reported April 16, NSA interception of the private e-mail messages and phone calls of Americans have escalated "in recent months on a scale that went beyond the broad legal limits established by Congress last year."

 

and so on....

 

 

--- On Sun, 6/14/09, Jagnarain Sharma <jagnarain.sharma wrote:

Jagnarain Sharma <jagnarain.sharmaRe: This group is here to stay Cc: highfield1Received: Sunday, June 14, 2009, 1:26 AM

 

 

Dear JaneI, 100% agree with you.Yes there may be a few who want to creat panic.I have great regard for you and your group and its activities. Kindlykeep it up as divine soul is behind you as a guiding factor as devineunderstanding.With great divine love and regardsi amDr JN SharmaOn 6/14/09, Jane MacRoss <highfield1@internod e.on.net> wrote:> Please everyone, read your emails more carefully, there has been NO> indication whatsoever that this group is in danger of disappearing -> starting a panic response to a misread email is not at all helpful.>> Jane> (Moderator)>

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