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Title: WhoRU
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Published: Feb 18, 2006
Author: Eric Williams
Post Date: 2006-02-18 13:25:06 by Itisa1mosttoolate
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http://www.rbnlive.com/programs.html WhoRU: What is Right WhoRU?? Eric is tired of listening to the same old, "Go no where - eat meet and retreat, ARCHIVED SHOWS 13th. Amendment to the U.S. Constitution Section 2. Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation. The "right to contract" is specified in the Constitution also but EVERY TIME you sign your name you are making a "contract" which violate the above 13th amendment. BUT it is not a "violation" because you "volenteered". Poster Comment: These shows you'll have to listen to a number of times before it sinks in, at least for me it was. I suggest you start with the first show in January 7, 2006
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" tripe continually regurgitated by those aggravated by the Unconstitutional acts of the
government who advise everyone to re-educate their neighbors - it hasn't happened in forty
years and, lets face it, it ain't ever going to happen. It is time to take a hard look at what
does not work and why, discard the proven unworkable and employ the realistic. Eric fairly
well agrees with the basic philosophy of most free thinking libertarians
(Eric is a Lysander Spooner Anarchist with a strong pragmatic survival inclination); however
Eric differs from the average patriot in that Eric presents a viable, workable "no cost" solution
that can easily be applied by any and all individuals serious about exercising their individual
personal sovereignty, without the necessity of converting the entire population before personally
reaping the benefits of freedom. Eric has gone back to the beginning, July 4, 1776, located a thread
of immunity and followed that thread through the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments. Eric has
determined obtaining immunity is as simple as acknowledging that no one knows when they were born.
We cannot get to where we want to be from where we ought to be until we first get to where we ought
to be and we cannot get to where we ought to be until we first admit we are where we are. Eric takes
calls from listeners without a screener. Once you get in you are free to challenge or, perhaps, even
agree with Eric's analysis
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Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
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#1. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#0)
Good post. I love Lysander Spooner Dr. Barnett is a great libertarian devoted to a difficult project.
You can't BAN a site inside of the borders of a country, BTP. It is simply NOT possible. That is an idiotic thing to say.
Everytime you comment I feel it is the most outragous thing I've heard, but
you keep outdoing yourself. Google move "BLACK DAY IN CHINA" http://news.bbc.co.uk/1
/hi/technology/4647398.stm
Google move "BLACK DAY IN CHINA" http://news.bbc.co.uk/1 /hi/technology/4647398.stm FIRST THING ON THAT SITE. "Google's launch of a new, self-censored search engine in China is a "black day" for freedom of expression, a leading international media watchdog says. " So, China is not STOPPING people from seeing the site, GOOGLE is. There is an ENORMOUS difference between saying that CHINA is stopping certain things from being accessed in their country and that GOOGLE is WILLINGLY DOING it.
China stipulated that for Google to operate in China they must prohibit certain websites from being viewed, in Google. China "dictated", Google implimented.
China ASKED, Google DID. Google is the one doing the CENSORING. There is nothing that China could have done to google if they chose not to comply. What are they gonna do, lauch a military strick against them? GOOGLE it the one participating in censorship.
under contract dictated by the government China is a Communist Dictatorship. Google doesn't do it on their own. They CANNOT disreguard the Dictatership orders. The do "willingly" OR ELSE THE DON'T DO IT AT ALL.
And just HOW is China gonna stop them? You can't STOP the internet from getting to my computer. SO, there is no way for them to stop Google from getting into China uncensored. GOOGLE engaged in CENSORSHIP by agreeing with China's REQUEST. They didn't have to do it, they CHOSE to do it.
Don't you understand, if they didn't agree, China would not have allowed to offer it in their country. China has the upper hand. When someone has the upper hand you are not a sovern. Listen to the shows instead of arguing about China. But thank you for keeping this thread at the top.
How is China gonna stop them? They can't stop satellite transmission, they can't stop cell phones... all they can do is LIMIT access... they can NOT stop them.
OK, you move over there and enjoy youself.
See, I just proved that you were wrong and this is all you can respond with now. There is no way China could have stopped Google from getting in their country. GOOGLE is engaging in overt censorship and you are trying to put the blame on China.
Is China a dictatorship? (Yes)your answer______________ Can you do anything you want in a dictatorship? (No) your answer________________ Why is Google filtering out certain sites stipulated by the Communist Gov't? (because China mandates it do it) your answer_________________
Can you do anything you want in a dictatorship? (No) your answer________________ Why is Google filtering out certain sites stipulated by the Communist Gov't? (because China mandates it do it) your answer_________________ LOL... Silly one... ask the wrong questions... Is GOOGLE on the internet? (yes) your answer________ Can China STOP Google from being on the internet? (no) your answer____ Can China STOP Google from getting into computers inside Chinese Territory WITHOUT the help of Google? (no) your answer______ Can China DO anything to Google if they don't comply with China's request? (no) your answer_____ China being a dictatorship does not come into play in this matter. GOOGLE is engaging willingly in censorship.
Google to censor itself in China Thursday, January 26, 2006 Posted: 0540 GMT (1340 HKT) (CNN) -- Internet search engine Google has rolled out a China-based version of its popular Web site -- one that bows to Beijing's censorship laws and will edit the content of its results. Google.cn -- the Chinese language version of the search portal -- debuted Wednesday with the company acknowledging the balancing act it was attempting to perform. "In order to operate from China, we have removed some content from the search results available on Google.cn, in response to local law, regulation or policy," a Google statement said. "While removing search results is inconsistent with Google's mission, providing no information (or a heavily degraded user experience that amounts to no information) is more inconsistent with our mission." Google said it intends to report to users when information is removed from search results. The company says it does the same thing in response to local laws in Germany, France and the United States. Prior to Wednesday's debut in China, Google operated the Chinese-language version of the search engine through a link on its U.S. Web site, http://Google.com. Previously, the Beijing government blocked the results of search requests that violated its regulations. The new Google site will self-censor based on Chinese law. The Google statement said the tradeoff for going against its basic principle of making the "world's information universally available and accessible" is gaining greater access to a quickly growing Chinese economy. "As an emerging economic powerhouse, China is developing rapidly, thanks in no small measure to the Internet," Google said. "We firmly believe, with our culture of innovation, Google can make meaningful and positive contributions to the already impressive pace of development in China." Google's cooperation with the Chinese government comes on the heels of the company's resistance to a U.S. Justice Department subpoena, asking Google to turn over a week's worth of search results. The request is part of a case designed to protect children from Internet porn. Google said the government query "overreaches." http://edition.c nn.com/2006/BUSINESS/01/25/google.china/ This article makes it very clear that Google did not, willy nilly choose to do it on their own, they did it under pressure/contract by the Chineese Gov't.
You lose this debate with your OPENING sentence. "Google to censor itself in China " GOOGLE to CENSOR ITSELF... Is GOOGLE on the internet? (yes) your answer________ Can China STOP Google from being on the internet? (no) your answer____ Can China STOP Google from getting into computers inside Chinese Territory WITHOUT the help of Google? (no) your answer______ Can China DO anything to Google if they don't comply with China's request? (no) your answer_____ China being a dictatorship does not come into play in this matter. GOOGLE is engaging willingly in censorship.
Read the article Google is buckling under the pressure of China. They are NOT doing on their own, They are being FORCED by the Communist Gov't You tell me where is says they are doing it of their own volition.
The OPENING sentence. "Google to censor itself in China " Google to censor ITSELF, that is a volitional act. Nice try, thanks for playing...
SINCE IT WRITES THE CODE IT ONLY "LOOKS" LIKE THEIR VOLITION BUT WHY WOULD THEY WANT TO DO THAT? THEY SAID TO MEET THE GOV'T REQUIREMENTS. Yes they do it under orders from the gov't.
How, exactly would China KEEP THEM OUT? The Chinese Government can't stop them from operating in China.
Then you contact them and tell them not to censor the sites that the Dictatorship is telling them to. And get back to us when you succeed, following your orders and NOT of the orders from the China Gov't. I'll even bet you money you don't succeed.
And get back to us when you succeed, following your orders and NOT of the orders from the China Gov't. I'll even bet you money you don't succeed. Why would I care what Google chooses to do? They are free to act as they see fit. I am simply stating the fact that they willingly engaged in censorship.
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#5. To: buckeroo (#1)
Lysander Spooner
THIS SITE IS BANNED IN CHINA!
#8. To: BTP Holdings (#5)
THIS SITE IS BANNED IN CHINA!
#9. To: Feynman Lives! (#8)
#10. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#9)
Everytime you comment I feel it is the most outragous thing I've heard, but you keep outding yourself.
#11. To: Feynman Lives! (#10)
#13. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#11)
China "dictated", Google implimented
#14. To: Feynman Lives! (#13)
GOOGLE it the one participating in censorship.
#15. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#14)
China is a Communist Dictatorship. Google doesn't do it on their own. They CANNOT disreguard the Dictatership orders. The do "willingly" OR ELSE THE DON'T DO IT AT ALL
#16. To: Feynman Lives! (#15)
#17. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#16)
Don't you understand, if they didn't agree, China would not have allowed to offer it in their country
#18. To: Feynman Lives! (#17)
#19. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#18)
OK, you move over there and enjoy youself.
#20. To: Feynman Lives! (#19)
#21. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#20)
To: Feynman Lives! Is China a dictatorship? (Yes)your answer______________
#22. To: Feynman Lives! (#21)
#24. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#22)
Google to censor itself in China
#26. To: Feynman Lives! (#24)
#35. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#26)
You tell me where is says they are doing it of their own volition.
#37. To: Feynman Lives! (#35)
#39. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#37)
SINCE IT WRITES THE CODE IT ONLY "LOOKS" LIKE THEIR VOLITION BUT WHY WOULD THEY WANT TO DO THAT? THEY SAID TO MEET THE GOV'T REQUIREMENTS.
#40. To: Feynman Lives! (#39)
#43. To: Itisa1mosttoolate (#40)
Then you contact them and tell them not to censor the sites that the Dictatorship is telling them to.
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