Conspiracy against the US?, page 1


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reply posted on 19-2-2004 @ 04:33 PM by kinglizard
Originally posted by Condorcet
I often wonder just how free and open to informational exchange the internet is. I can see it's more open than most any other public forum, but still I have occasional doubts about it. We've all read news stories about how China censors internet content for its citizens. How can we be certain our governments don't do the same? The theme is addressed in more detail here:

www.namebase.org...

[Edited on 19-2-2004 by Condorcet]


Some countries don’t allow their citizens to access the internet because they can’t control the information they view. The only ones who have access in some cases are top officials and scientist in that party. So I don’t think it’s possible to limit or put restrictions on the type of information on the internet. This is a quote from the website you provided: “Today we have a global network with 30 million users. No one is in control, and no one can pull the plug. If one telecommunications company decided to shut off the segment of the Net that they administer, other companies could simply route their traffic around them.”
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