Say No to Internet Censorship

[Mbarton]

Say No to Internet Censorship

 

For the first time, actual Presidents and Prime Ministers of 12 powerful countries will meet behind closed doors to seal an extreme Internet censorship plan called the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP).¹

We know from leaked drafts² that the TPP will make the Internet more expensive, censored, and policed. Experts say, “kids could be sent to jail for downloading” and whole families could be kicked off the Internet.³

This final meeting is happening in a few days -- Send decision-makers these three demands by filling out the form on this page before it's too late.

 

This looks like our last chance to speak out against the huge damage the TPP will do to free expression online. Please send this crucial message by filling out this form.

https://openmedia.org/censorship?deserves=report

Pleas vote if you feel that you dont want censorship

 

[looney]

Say No to Internet Censorship!!

VOTE FOR NSA!!

[sonarctica]

This is just getting silly

[qwertywarrior]

censorship will always exist in a sense on whats illegal and what isnt

[JAKEBAB]

Is this real? why isnt it on change.org? its only got 68000 signed i dont really trust it the picture looks dodgy aswell as the site

[Alex780]

Which countries are we talking about?

[Mbarton]

NSA is just as bad

 

Say No to Internet Censorship!!

VOTE FOR NSA!!

I rather the NSA not be able to get on my server/computers when ever they feel like it 

[LAwLz]

It is on the EFF's website as well, so it seems pretty bad.

I see this as a move away from democracy, since they keep these things a secret. In a democracy, the people should have power. If they keep decisions which effects the citizens of countries a secret and the citizens aren't allowed to vote for or against the decisions then it's not a democracy.

[tedjani]

this is a good move