Here Comes Web Censorship?
U.S. Senate Committee Ok's Law

The New World Order is bound and determined to being censoring the internet in 2011. 

The Senate Judiciary Committed approved a bill last week that would give the government the right to shut down websites for content violations. The bill is vaguely worded in such a way that once enacted, the government could shut down any website it so desires.

The legislation is supposed to deal with illegal copyright infringement - primarily for illegal downloading of music - but the vagueness of the working would allow wide lattitude for the government to work against any website publishing views contrary to political correctness. For more on this issue, LINK HERE.

Late Development:
Senator Kills Bill

Oregon Senator Ron Wyden has effectively killed the Senate legislation that would enable internet censorship by the Federal Government. Senator Wyden reportedly will put a hold on the legislation, effectively killing the measure for the lameduck session, leaving it to the next Congress for consideration. More details,  LINK HERE

FCC Moves To Take Control of Web

The FCC is expected this week to announce efforts to  begin regulating the internet under the guise of "Net Neutrality." Initially, net neutrality would seem to favor a rejection of censorship by Internet Service Providers but the initial move is merely a smokescreen for the future development of stiff rules and regulations for not only internet service providers but also for content itself. For more on this story, LINK HERE.

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