Two bills now pending in Congress—the PROTECT IP Act of 2011 (Protect IP) in the Senate and the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) in the House—represent the latest legislative attempts to address a serious global problem: large-scale online copyright and trademark infringement. Although the bills differ in certain respects, they share an underlying approach and an [...]
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SOPA – The country is broken and the Congress worries about the Copyrights
Posted: December 17, 2011 in First AmendmentTags: #OCCUPYTOGETHER, expression, free speech, freedom, repression, sopa
Of course, they have NO CLUE of what they are talking about. Not only that, the bill could be used to stop any website that is not “Aligned” with the 1% line of thought. They would just need to say “This website has some Copyrighted material” and *POOF* no more website. Very, very scary, Youtube [...]
Great news on foreclosures! Jail Wall St. CROOKS!
Posted: December 7, 2011 in TheProblemTags: banks, financial, foreclosure, greed
Great news. Yesterday California Attorney General Kamala Harris announced she was teaming up with Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto to investigate and prosecute foreclosure fraud and misconduct in the mortgage industry.1 In announcing the move, Attorney General Harris said, “The mortgage crisis is a law enforcement matter, and we will prosecute to hold accountable [...]
