The United Nations and the Internet

[dan_bgblue]

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2012/12/...est=latestnews

[CitizenBBN]

Most nations in this world are repressive regimes with little interest in liberty. They want to control the media and information both to prevent information about their activities from reaching abroad and to prevent information from getting to their people.

They also want to tax Western companies if possible.

The UN is made up of repressive regimes, backward Third World nations, a world of corruption and selfishness that has nothing to do with individual liberty or "rights" of anyone. For us to continue to follow the laws laid down by those who are morally and ethically beneath us is absurd.

Yes I said beneath us. Nations whose leaders repress their people, ignore the rule of law and do not value life and liberty have no standing to tell us how to behave in any way.

[jazyd]

similiar to letting people vote who can't speak the language, who only have one thing they are worried about...free contraception and abortions...those with their hands out constantly, illegals, none should have a voice in what we do.

The UN is a corrupt organization that basically hates the USA but needs our money.

Most nations in this world are repressive regimes with little interest in liberty. They want to control the media and information both to prevent information about their activities from reaching abroad and to prevent information from getting to their people.

They also want to tax Western companies if possible.

The UN is made up of repressive regimes, backward Third World nations, a world of corruption and selfishness that has nothing to do with individual liberty or "rights" of anyone. For us to continue to follow the laws laid down by those who are morally and ethically beneath us is absurd.

Yes I said beneath us. Nations whose leaders repress their people, ignore the rule of law and do not value life and liberty have no standing to tell us how to behave in any way.

[dan_bgblue]

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2012/12/...t-regulations/