Justice Dept. Against Net Neutrality...!


	Justice Dept. Against Net Neutrality...!

TJColatrella

12-23-2007 1:01 PM

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gonzales, mukasey, fascists, net neutrality, internet, justice dept., bush, cheney, nspd-51

TJColatrella says:

They hate Free Speech and Access to Information..it's the Federalist Society that runs The Justice dept. now..

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