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RobertEarl

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3. It goes against their global ideology

Reply to villager (Original post)

Thu Apr 24, 2014, 04:13 PM

Apr 2014

To allow unfettered, unmanaged, and not under their control dissemination of information, is the biggest challenge to the ideology of one united world of the corporations.

The only question is what is their true ideology, and how does Obama enforce it?

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Bernie Sanders on FCC: "A terribly misguided proposal" [View all] villager Apr 2014 OP

Is Bernie putting forward a proposal? JoePhilly Apr 2014 #1

Your weakest rebuttal yet. But thanks, as ever, for the thread kicking! villager Apr 2014 #2

It goes against their global ideology RobertEarl Apr 2014 #3

It does, of course, but it seems there will be "freer pockets" that here in the U.S. villager Apr 2014 #4

There are more less free than here RobertEarl Apr 2014 #6

Yes. And "Red/Blue" wise, in terms of how culture is embraced and disseminated, one can imagine villager Apr 2014 #7

Hopefully we have the chance to elect this man. nt Demo_Chris Apr 2014 #5

It is a good thing the FCC is not headed by an industry insider Dragonfli Apr 2014 #8