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Net Neutrality Suffers Setback in Senate VotePosted on Jun 28, 2006The Senate Commerce Committee fell a single vote short of passing an amendment to safeguard the free and open Internet as momentum builds toward a full Senate vote on Net neutrality.
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By jake, June 29, 2006 at 3:24 pm #
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A People to People Peace Proposal to End The Iraq War
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Report thisAnd there’s still time. Hey out there, are there any Iraqi resisters who are tuned-in to Truthdig.com? If so, for starters how’s about our troops out now with putting an end to all violence against our troops being your part of the deal? .We can build on that. And once the momentum shifts our way.................
By Benjamin Ross, June 29, 2006 at 11:59 am #
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Net neutrality is the single greatest obstacle to Bush and Company completing the takeover of this country. If the senate defeats it, we’re in for it.
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