FCC Approves ‘Net Neutrality’ Plan to Control Internet Access

WASHINGTON (AP) — Internet service providers like Comcast, Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile now must act in the “public interest” when providing a mobile connection to your home or phone, under rules approved Thursday by a divided Federal Communications Commission.

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They,  the large suppliers of the internet, ARE acting in the public interest.  That's how they win customers.  There is absolutely no need for this.  Make no mistake,  what you have in this FCC decision is a partisan and socialist effort to add to the control of Central Planning.  What you are looking is this:  the first step in Central Planning's  control of opposition talk,  whether that be anti-warming talk,  or the inclusion of "God" in a particular text,  or GOP campaign-type rhetoric.  To be sure,  this will not be an overnight transition,  but,  if Central Planning is involved,  there is no doubt that it will exercise its power,  and command the internet just as it has commanded control over our school systems. 

I do not think this is as hopeless and as do others,  but I do believe there is a coming battle complete with new legal solutions.  If the GOP can hold the Senate and win the presidency,  in 2016,  this issue will receive immediate resolution.