A 2018 ruling by the FCC)blocks states and municipalities from taking actions that would impede or delay the rollout of 5G technology. Stamford, Connecticut leasers rejected a model agreement allowing AT&T and Verizon to install 5G equipment on city-owned utility poles, risking a lawsuit from the vendors.
by Ethan Huff, Natural News: The great 2020 presidential election heist that delivered the White House to fake president Joe Biden instead of to Donald Trump, who rightfully won a second term, would not have been possible without electronic voting machines having been rigged with a two-way internet connection powered by one of the big three wireless […]
21WIRE | Telecommunications giants seem uninterested in the risks and are now accusing the government hurting their profits.
By Glenn Greenwald | February 23, 2021 Not even two months into their reign as the majority party that controls the White House and both houses of Congress, key Democrats have made clear that one of their top priorities is censorship of divergent voices. On Saturday, I detailed how their escalating official campaign to coerce and threaten social […]
Officer Shedowdy has a mean attitude. Given how he treated a female elder who was arrested for a non-violent act of conscience, I fear for young men of color who may be wise to keep quiet rather than ask his colleague, as I did twice, “Please don’t leave me alone with this guy.” I was […]
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The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss House Intelligence Committee chairman Adam Schiff, his collusion with CNN parent company AT&T, to obtain and then publicize phone records that included calls involving the president’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, ranking Intelligence Committee Republican Devin Nunes, and journalist John Solomon…all done with “House subpoena powers” and without a court-ordered search warrant.
“The most important surveillance story you will see for years just went online, revealing how AT&T became the internet’s biggest enemy, secretly collaborating against its customers and partners to destroy your privacy.”
We tend to think-- and for good reason-- that anything the Trump regime does, is wrong. And in most cases, that is a good rule of thumb to follow, But not in the case of blocking the AT&T merger. No doubt Trump is meddling in the Justice Department antitrust case because of his petty vindictiveness, but blocking the merger between AT&T and Time Warner is good policy.
By Jeremy Gillula and Kate Tummarello | EFF | April 18, 2017 It’s no surprise that Americans were unhappy to lose online privacy protections earlier this month. Across party lines, voters overwhelmingly oppose the measure to repeal the FCC’s privacy rules for Internet providers that Congress passed and President Donald Trump signed into law. But […]
