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Comments on news posted 2005-06-01 09:22:28: It was only a matter of time before the state level community broadband bans being crafted by incumbents went national. ..

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Brianv5
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 Such a waste of time

I guess that whole terrisom thing is over now. Nobody is unemployed. Food is abundant everywhere. Nothing else to do but make laws!
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TKJunkMail
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 Telcom monopolists protecting their turf

The telecom companies are using their long time control over politicians thru their political contributions to maintain their monopolies, but without any regulations of course. I always get a kick about the people who rail against cable companies, but never take the next step and realize the old baby bells are the true masters of monopoly.

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cdru
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Well that would explain...

...why things haven't gotten passed at the state level. Why screw the consumer at the state level when you can screw the nation for just a few dollars more.
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TheSaint

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I wouldn't even have a problem with such a ban if SBC and others were more willing to roll out ADSL2, fiber and other up and coming technologies. If you are going to try and stop everyone else, make sure you're going to feed our gut with something.
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Transmaster
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join:2001-06-20
Cheyenne, WY
reply to cdru
This is going no where, Session is just making pretty for his
corporate sponsors.


LegoPower77
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reply to Brianv5
Re: Such a waste of time

Where have you been for the past, oh, say 120 years?


vboyer
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Winter Park, FL
PITA of 2005?

Anyone else find it funny that the acronym for Preserving Innovation in Telecom Act of 2005 is PITA?
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reply to Transmaster
Re: Well that would explain...

said by Transmaster See Profile:

This is going no where, Session is just making pretty for his
corporate sponsors.
REALID was supposedly going nowhere and it is the law of the land. Don't let this one fly under the radar.
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n2jtx

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Glen Head, NY
It just proves

he's been bought and paid for.


major marco
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Re: PITA of 2005?

said by vboyer See Profile:

Anyone else find it funny that the acronym for Preserving Innovation in Telecom Act of 2005 is PITA?
Actually I don't find it as amusing as I find it Orwellian just like everything else the feds name PR-friendly sounding laws aimed at screwing over our jobs, our health, our economy and the environment.
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reub2000
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Evanston, IL

Great...

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which a corporation or other private entity that is not affiliated with any State or local government is offering a substantially similar service.
All they have to do is offer half-assed service to a few residents, and then the localgoverment can't offer any services.


bistro777
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Englewood, CO

reply to n2jtx
Re: It just proves

Ah, Pete, Pete... C’mon – get on the stick and raise some REAL money! When you were a telco exec, your bonus was way more than the paltry $29,750 that SBC, Verizon and Sprint gave you in 2004! SBC spent $1.57 million in 2004 for congressional races ONLY – so you should have gotten more out of them!

N.B. I love the names the RBOC PACs hide behind – things like “SBC Employee Political Action Committee”; Verizon’s “Good Government Club” et al. Jeeeeez…

Why do fat chance and slim chance mean the same thing?

ossito16

join:2004-07-31
Whiting, IN
reply to TheSaint
Re: Well that would explain...

I think you are wrong. you should have a big problem with this regardless of what they offer. Corporations are not supposed to dictate how we will live and what we provide for ourselves.

Ga Dawg

join:2003-09-11
Marietta, GA

reply to Brianv5
Re: Such a waste of time

said by Brianv5 See Profile:

I guess that whole terrisom thing is over now. Nobody is unemployed. Food is abundant everywhere. Nothing else to do but make laws!
It is the legislatures job to make laws. It is NOT their job to make sure people have jobs or food.

ossito16

join:2004-07-31
Whiting, IN
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we need fear

the only reason the pete is doing this crap is because there is no fear. if crooked politicians had to fear some group out there fighting for the people things would be different. there is a reason we have the right to bear arms, we just take advantage of it. the revolution will be televised commercial free.

b10010011
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join:2004-09-07
Bellingham, WA
Why not make it part of the Patriot Act?

Simple, by making it a matter of national security (terrorists could be using muni-wireless) but of course they could use ANY internet access, but lets not cloud the FUD with any form of truth.

AirGig

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New York, NY
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Re: Such a waste of time

Here's one place to register your opposition:

»energycommerce.house.gov/feedbac···feedback

Lincoln99
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join:2005-03-24
Pleasant Grove, UT

CALL REP. SESSIONS NOW

Stop bitching here -- you're preaching to the choir.

Call Rep. Sessions now and tell him how you feel.

Rep. Sessions is at (202) 225-2231 or (972) 392-0505

When you call, ask to speak with his Telecom Legislative Assistant, Bobby Hillert, who's bio is below:

Bobby Hillert
Senior Legislative Assistant
Bobby is a native of Dallas, Texas and graduated from SMU with a Bachelor of Arts in History and Economics. He has helped Congressman Sessions with his campaign since November 1999. Bobby handles: healthcare, telecommunications/FCC, and social security issues.


neosolace
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Verbena, AL

Waco?

"Congressman Sessions was born on March 22, 1955 and grew up in Waco, Texas."


Hmmm...you don't supose this goob's just a surviving member of that David Koresh fiasco do you?


cbrigante2
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North Aurora, IL

reply to AirGig
Have you voice heard!

Thanks for the link. I encourage everyone who is opposed to this to visit this link and put a quick note of opposition in there for this bill. It only takes 2 minutes, and with enough comments, who knows?

Speak out against HR2726.
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