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With CISPA, Congress Turns Internet Websites Into Police

shumaila Wrote: Jun 05, 2012 4:22 PM

In an Email to our dear friend Thrice Eye, Congressman Chuck Fleischmann explained Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act or CISPA. This email explains how the people in Government are thinking about this act and have creating support for it while using lucrative and lucid terms to hide the real meaning from the public eye. full text is here http://www.worldrealnews.com/2012/06/05/cispa-thinking-congress-act/ you decide is this thinking justifiable?

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With CISPA, Congress Turns Internet Websites Into Police

On Thursday, the House of Representatives voted 248-168 to pass CISPA, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act. Civil liberties advocates loudly protested the bill, claiming it will give government too much access to individuals’ personal information. The Obama administration is threatening to veto it if it makes it through both chambers of Congress. Congressional sponsors scrambled to amend the bill this week in order to ensure its passage. CISPA is supported by Facebook, Microsoft and other online giants.

H.R. 3523 will allow websites to share users’ personal information with the federal government in the name...

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