Inaugural eG8 forum sees call for tighter Internet regulation

Inaugural eG8 forum sees call for tighter Internet regulation

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In his opening speech at the inaugural eG8 forum in Paris on Tuesday, French President Nicolas Sarkozy called for greater regulation of the Internet.

The new forum sees the leaders of the G8 countries around the same table as big hitteres from the online world, Sarkozy wasted no time in getting down to business, as he called for the Internet heavyweights “to be responsible and help governments create global governance for issues ranging from copyright to privacy.

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Minister David Cameron, for example, only this week suggested that Parliament needed to take a close look at British privacy laws after Twitter users made a mockery of court orders that stop British newspapers, radio stations and TV stations from revealing the names and details of public figures who are alleged to have had affairs.

Right, like we need more government regulation of the internet when the government does not even serve the peoples interest anymore. They're just using privacy and copyright to deceive us into limiting freedom on the web. We already know their hideous agenda. The people in the U.S. are constantly being monitor by TSA and the military continuously cry cyber attack to suck tax payer money into funding cybercom. It will only be worse if they regulate the internet since the banks control the government.

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I say we shove some cake in his pie hole and build a guillotine outside his office.

Let him think about that a little while.

We know the tightening of the noose on the internet is coming, we see all sorts of nooses tightening. The questions is, are we going to do anything about it?

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