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jpjanze

yes this is political but directly affects what we do here.

August 10, 2012 by jpjanze

We need to tell congress to stop trying to invade our privacy on the internet and to stop trying to ram innovation stifling and privacy robbing internet legislation down our throats!!! these internet legislation have the potential to directly affect our ability to communicate here. it would spell a very bad day for part 15 us if any of this came to pass.

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Our Internet is under assault by Big Government statists, and C4L
has a plan to fight back.

Please take a few moments to read the email below and take
action.

In Liberty,

Teri

Dear Teri,

When is the last time you clicked on a website, chatted on
Facebook, bought something off the Internet, or watched an online
video?

If you’re like most Americans, you take the speed, easy access,
and relative privacy and anonymity of the Internet for granted.

But, thanks to the menacing schemes of out-of-control government
bureaucrats, I’m afraid all that could come to a crashing halt.

So won’t you please add your name to the list of signers to
Campaign for Liberty’s INTERNET FREEDOM MANIFESTO?

It’s absolutely critical I reach 100,000 signers by the month’s
end.

So I’m counting on you to add your name, forward this email to at
least five of your friends, and – if possible – make a generous
contribution, as well.

The Internet and its technology have revolutionized communication
and created entire industries and millions of new jobs over the
past 20 years.

The iPhone App alone has created more than half-a-million jobs in
the United States just since 2007!

But while free Americans are using the technological revolution
for good, statists have conjured up more sinister uses.

Just imagine government bureaucrats armed with whatever they want
to know about you right at their fingertips.

What you read. What you watch. What you buy. What you say.
Who you talk to.

http://paracom.paramountcommunication.com/ct/9380046:12800704082:m:3:231329185:9AA5CDBBE69A4413927304223BA9902E:r

Imagine it all being tied into an intricate network combining
your Internet use, your credit card purchases, your tax records,
your health records . . .

Imagine the Internet – and with it, the entire technological
revolution – SHUT DOWN with a ball of higher taxes, government
snooping, and bureaucratic red tape.

And just consider the torrent of massive new regulatory schemes
in Congress, including:

*** The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA),
which would gut privacy laws and allow Internet providers and
websites to hand over personal data to ANY agency in the federal
government;

*** Internet Sales Taxes designed to hike the price of goods
sold over the Internet;

*** The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), which would give the
government the power to shut down any website simply because
someone made the “allegation” there was a copyright violation;

*** The Internet “Kill Switch,” which would allow the President
to shut down the entire Internet at a moment’s notice.

Already, the FCC – which is supposed to assign spectrum rights
through transparent, market-based auctions – is using its power
to shackle new competition be REFUSING to perform its job.

Spectrum is the invisible airwaves that mobile devices, broadcast
television, and FM radio use to communicate.

Private ownership of spectrum is forbidden by government.

http://paracom.paramountcommunication.com/ct/9380046:12800704082:m:3:231329185:9AA5CDBBE69A4413927304223BA9902E:r

And since government controls the rights, the FCC gets to pick
the winners and the losers – denying marketplace entry on a whim
and effectively creating the largest corporate welfare program in
history!

That’s not even the half of it.

In just a few months, the United Nations is meeting to come up
with even more recommendations for Internet regulations on a
GLOBAL scale!

robert, these are not fights you and I can afford to lose.

But without lightening-fast response by you and me to these
fights going on RIGHT NOW, I’m afraid our government will whittle
away Internet speed, access, privacy down to virtually nothing.

And with it, strike a death blow to our liberty movement.

After all, the Internet has been a critical tool in rallying more
and more Americans to our cause over these past few years.

That’s why I’m counting on you to sign on to Campaign for
Liberty’s INTERNET FREEDOM MANIFESTO immediately.

And if you can, I also hope you’ll agree to chip in a
contribution of $50, $25, or even $10.

By signing on, you’ll allow me to prove to Members of Congress
just how many Americans are opposed to these radical schemes.

But that’s not all.

http://paracom.paramountcommunication.com/ct/9380046:12800704082:m:3:231329185:9AA5CDBBE69A4413927304223BA9902E:r

Once you sign the INTERNET FREEDOM MANIFESTO, I’ll make sure
you’re added to a grassroots army of patriots nationwide who
receive special Internet-related legislative updates.

You see, the statists in Washington, D.C. aren’t pushing just one
massive bill that you and I can mobilize against, defeat, and
then stop worrying about.

You and I are going to have to stay on guard until we send the
message to every Congressman and Senator that if they vote to
regulate, tax, or spy on us via the Internet, THEY’LL LOSE THEIR
JOBS.

As the Manifesto says:

“As a Member of Congress, you are being put on notice.

“Those who would increase seek increased taxes and regulations on
the Internet and seek to further destroy online privacy and
anonymity will pay a severe political price at the polls.”

And with fights raging in Congress, the sooner you and I send
this message, the better.

But as I mentioned, I’m trying to reach 100,000 signatures in the
next 30 days.

And I’m hopeful that will just be the beginning.

There are several fights already going on in Congress. More pop
up seemingly by the week.

So there’s no time to waste.

Won’t you please sign your INTERNET FREEDOM MANIFESTO and forward
this email to at least five of your friends?

http://paracom.paramountcommunication.com/ct/9380046:12800704082:m:3:231329185:9AA5CDBBE69A4413927304223BA9902E:r

Even if you believe they may have received this email, I believe
your urging can make a real difference in getting them to sign
up.

And if you can, please agree to chip in a contribution, as well.

Your financial support will help me contact up to 12 million
Americans, urging them to mobilize against assaults on Internet
freedom.

The more signers I get, the stronger the message you and I can
send.

So please sign your INTERNET FREEDOM MANIFESTO and forward this
email to at least five of your friends IMMEDIATELY!

http://paracom.paramountcommunication.com/ct/9380046:12800704082:m:3:231329185:9AA5CDBBE69A4413927304223BA9902E:r

And if you can, please agree to chip in a contribution of $50,
$25, or even $10 TODAY!

In Liberty,

Matt Hawes
Vice President

P.S. Fights are raging in Congress right now to tax and regulate
the Internet, restrict access, and ramp up government spying
efforts. Should they succeed, it could strike a death blow to
the liberty movement.

That’s why I’m counting on you to help me reach 100,000 signers
of Campaign for Liberty’s INTERNET FREEDOM MANIFESTO in the next
30 days.

http://paracom.paramountcommunication.com/ct/9380046:12800704082:m:3:231329185:9AA5CDBBE69A4413927304223BA9902E:r

Once you sign on, I’ll make sure you’re added to a grassroots
army who receive special Internet-related legislative updates
helping me prove to Congress just how many Americans are opposed
to their radical schemes.

So please sign your Internet FREEDOM MANIFESTO, forward this
email to at least five of your friends, and please agree to chip
in a contribution of $50, $25, or even $10 TODAY!

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C-QUAM And You

August 8, 2012 by jpjanze

Who remembers the huge fiasco created back in the 80’s with the “format wars” between Beta and VHS, AM vs FM, oh and yes, Motorola vs Magnavox vs Kahn-Hazeltine vs Harris??

Who remembers the huge fiasco created back in the 80’s with the “format wars” between Beta and VHS, AM vs FM, oh and yes, Motorola vs Magnavox vs Kahn-Hazeltine vs Harris??

What was it…oh the market was going to decide.

Well for decades now, other countries like Australia and Japan and Canada have enjoyed AM Stereo radio, while here in the USA we are graciously accepting 5khz of narrow bandwidth sounding crud piled on top a layer of HD digital hash garbage.

Many have wondered just how good does that C-QUAM AM Stereo sound anyway. They have never heard it before, or even recall hearing any AM Stereo signal even back during the “let the market decide and crash it” days.

Well very soon, once I get a few more things in order, all of you, the entire world will be able to hear what an AM Stereo station sounds like via your computer and my station’s 128kps 44.1Khz Steremp3 stream.

Here is how it will work.

A Sony ST-JX220A receiver, modified to tune the expanded AM band, picks up the 1670 C-QUAM signal. The line outputs are then fed directly into the encoding computer’s sound card line input. The encoder is set for 128kps, 44.1Khz sampling stereo mp3 stream.

You will hear the AM stereo signal in its full fidelity. No stupid NRSC curve on it, no “loudness war” nonsense processing on it, just pure wide range AM Hi-Fi stereo audio as it is meant to be heard, no alterations to that received signal or its audio out the back.

The only processor in use is at the audio input to the C-QUAM exciter, a Behringer 9024.

Be watching for the big announcement when it comes online!

RFB

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i’m sick and tired of the politics!!!!

August 5, 2012 by jpjanze

tired of every time i turn on the damn TV i see the two biggest turd er candidates for president slinging s*** at one another, i’m sick and tired of the same theme from all of them, balance the budget on the backs of those least able to afford it the middle class, poor, and disabled. heaven forbid we take a chunk out of that big fat defense budget pie and ask the billionaires to put a little more into the pie at least the same percentage as the middle class. nope tax the middle class more, reduce and/or cut off benefits to the poor and disabled.

i haven’t turned on the tv in a week because i have gotten exhausted mentally from political s*** slinging overload.

i do not believe i will be watching tv till after november. i’ll watch my collection of VHS movies till it’s all over!!!!!

i don’t want to vote for either one of them. different words but same story!!!!

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some more ominous threats to our freedoms (this one is a real threat of highest order)

June 13, 2012 by jpjanze

Do you really own the smartphone you’re using to read this email?
If you sold your computer, would you be breaking the law? A federal court in New York says you would be.

Do you really own the smartphone you’re using to read this email?
If you sold your computer, would you be breaking the law? A federal court in New York says you would be.
It’s unbelievable, but trademark and copyright holders really are trying to take away your right to sell things that you own.
Please click http://act.demandprogress.org/letter/first_sale/%20%20?akid=1387.1994763.ZZHtzE&rd=1&t=2 to fight back by sending emails to Obama and Congress and telling them to protect our resale rights.
If we don’t speak out now, we won’t be able to sell almost anything we own — and if we do, we’ll face charges for violating intellectual property law!
First-Sale Doctrine gives us the right to sell most property we own. But if the Supreme Court supports the lower court’s decision, we won’t really “own” anything if it’s been made in a different country. We expect them to issue a ruling later this year.
If we want to sell products that were made abroad, from Macbooks and iPhones to our clothing and textbooks — even our homes — we’ll have to ask copyright holders for permission first. And they’ll have the right to deny it!
This is bad for so many reasons: It’ll undermine Craigslist and Ebay, hurt the environment, increase incentives for manufacturers to make things and move jobs off-shore, and effectively ban the traditional American yard sale.

note: this is really getting ridiculous. never before in this countries history have we seen such threats to our freedom coming from our own government. what is going on these days? why this big push to ruin our economy???

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Time sensitive: vote to overturn NDAA detention provision

May 17, 2012 by jpjanze

There’s vote in Congress this afternoon on NDAA. If you don’t want to be indefinitely detained give her a call.

There’s vote in Congress this afternoon on NDAA. If you don’t want to be indefinitely detained give her a call.

Congressmen Adam Smith and Justin Amash will put forth an amendment to make it clear that the military does not have the power to arrest and indefinitely detain civilians without charging or trying them.

Ask Terri Sewell to support the Smith-Amash amendment!

(202) 225-2665

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OT: CISPA

May 14, 2012 by jpjanze

this is an off topic political post but this has a potential to directly affect us as a group and everyone needs to be made aware of this very dangerous legislation. it has been posted on other part 15 forums and most every forum as this has the potential to impact how we communicate on the net if it is not stopped.

Admins: please at a minimum leave this post to stand it would be great if this one was made a sticky in the main forums.

yet another government attempt to stifle free speech, innovation and erode our freedoms all in the name of bigger corporate profits.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2012/04/e … ght-senate

http://lifehacker.com/5908120/an-altern … dium=email

http://www.gamepolitics.com/2012/05/01/ … ight-cispa

http://www.avaaz.org/en/stop_cispa/

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