American Censorship SOPA & PIPA

[KG26_Alpha]

Ok firstly let's not get too political but discuss the ramifications of the effect on media sites.



Anyone signed up yet ?

http://americancensorship.org/

[Sternjaeger II]

all I know is that I needed Wikipedia for work today and couldn't access it... motherlickers!!

[bongodriver]

Will a views of people outside the US count?

[JimmyBlonde]

You can petition the State Department Bongodriver.

[Osprey]

Originally Posted by bongodriver

Will a views of people outside the US count?

No, especially if they want to deport you for any of the things that are legal in the UK but aren't in the USA.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/law/2012/j...us-extradition

[Ataros]

Originally Posted by Osprey

No, especially if they want to deport you for any of the things that are legal in the UK but aren't in the USA.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/law/2012/j...us-extradition

UK does not protect its citizens? A hair-raising revelation. I would not be surprised if this happened in Russia or any 3rd world country. Sorry but it looks as if UK had lost its independence.

In July the agency's assistant deputy director told the Guardian that ICE would now actively pursue websites similar to TVShack even if their only connection to the US was a website address ending in .com or .net.

Such suffixes are routed through Verisign, an internet infrastructure company based in Virginia, which the agency believes is sufficient to seek a US prosecution.

Kind of "evidence" Stalin's or Putin's court would use. To me it seems as the only connection to the US is that someone in the US does not like this. Human rights is a myth even in good old Europe. Ahh... This world is doomed. Orwell's "1984" slowly comes true. Those who print money order the music

BTW, from here it seems that Germany or France are much more independent from the US, at least it was obvious in Tony Blair's time.

[335th_GRAthos]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=HGEUhCfQ464

[Octocat]

Originally Posted by Ataros

UK does not protect its citizens? A hair-raising revelation. I would not be surprised if this happened in Russia or any 3rd world country. Sorry but it looks as if UK had lost its independence.



Kind of "evidence" Stalin's or Putin's court would use. To me it seems as the only connection to the US is that someone in the US does not like this. Human rights is a myth even in good old Europe. Ahh... This world is doomed. Orwell's "1984" slowly comes true. Those who print money order the music

BTW, from here it seems that Germany or France are much more independent from the US, at least it was obvious in Tony Blair's time.

Tony Blair was a U.S. puppet. Great movie about it: The Ghost Writer. Germany did not have full sovereignty from the end of WW2 and until today, a document affirming a condition called "German Chancellor Act"

Also article:Berlin is Washington's Vassal Until 2099

[ATAG_Doc]

Originally Posted by Osprey

No, especially if they want to deport you for any of the things that are legal in the UK but aren't in the USA.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/law/2012/j...us-extradition

This is the effects of globalization. No one will partake in it unless there is a regress process and this is sadly what it is. I don't like it one bit but the powers to be on both side recognize that there has to be a process to address business issues on both sides of the ocean. No one rushing to vote for this setup probably ever considered this as a result but it is what it is. Big business will continue to run things I'm afraid.

[TheEditor]

I thought this was a good read:

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=23797