Internet Shut Down

[tuscarorarain]

Rebekah,
 

The United Nations wants control of the Internet.

Dictator-controlled countries – including some that have turned off the Internet to stop free speech – want to take management of the Internet away from an American agency and give it to the United Nations.

Free speech and the free exchange of ideas must be preserved.

Congress and the White House have already announced their opposition. The ACLJ is working at the United Nations to prevent this dictatorial proposal from passing. We need your voice in this fight.

Sign our Petition to Reject UN Control of the Internet today.
 
Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel

P.S. The Internet is an American innovation and management must remain with us. Free speech and liberty depend on it. Please share this urgent petition with your friends on Facebook and email. Thank you.

[vp44]

The internet is monitored for terrorists type people and people like you who try to put lies out there to warn people of things that is not factual.

[constance312003]

will sign the peitition.   Have great respect for Jay Sekilo and all he does.

[vp44]

Rebekah,
 

The United Nations wants control of the Internet.

Dictator-controlled countries – including some that have turned off the Internet to stop free speech – want to take management of the Internet away from an American agency and give it to the United Nations.

Free speech and the free exchange of ideas must be preserved.

Congress and the White House have already announced their opposition. The ACLJ is working at the United Nations to prevent this dictatorial proposal from passing. We need your voice in this fight.

Sign our Petition to Reject UN Control of the Internet today.
 
Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel

P.S. The Internet is an American innovation and management must remain with us. Free speech and liberty depend on it. Please share this urgent petition with your friends on Facebook and email. Thank you.

I'm curious of how you speak of support of free speech and liberty depend on it. Yet you spoke on a person who spoke freedom of his speech and felt he was denying you of your speech or thought of God. How can that be for some but not for all?