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Living Room / Stop NSA Spying!
« on: February 12, 2014, 10:21 AM »
email received:
This is happening the very same day that we in Europe are informed that EU is preparing to demand that ICANN (in USA) must give up the leadership of the Internet and give it over to United Nations. This is not good. This is not safe. Do you hear me? It may be less dangerous to have NSA, CIA and ICANN rule the Internet, than to have UN do it! It happens much too often that sanity is a minority in UN.
I don't know if it is wise in the long run to support any of these initiatives,
but here and now I want to stop NSA spying!
Today, Miro is joining thousands of organizations and millions of people to end out of control NSA spying as part of "The Day We Fight Back". Can we really take back our privacy? You're damn right we can.
Today we are demanding that lawmakers in the US pass a bill called the US Freedom Act that woud take a first step towards protecting our privacy and ending abuses. It's not perfect, but it's a HUGE improvement.
We need your help today, whether you live in the US or not:
1. Take 15 seconds to sign these three AskThem questions, targeted at key US Politicians. We need to reach at least 100 signatures on each!
Ask Them:
President Obama: Will you sign the USA Freedom Act?
Senator Elizabeth Warren: Will you co-sponsor the USA Freedom Act?
Senator Mitch McConnell: Will you co-sponsor the USA Freedom Act?
2. Write your own question for your US Representative or Senator or to any verified Twitter account:
Ask a Question About the NSA: http://www.askthem.io/
Thank you for defending the rights of everyone online!
And we encourage you to try out the incredible new open-source question and answer platform AskThem.io, which is powering our petitions today.
Sincerely,
nicholas and the Miro team-Help Miro Stop NSA Spying
This is happening the very same day that we in Europe are informed that EU is preparing to demand that ICANN (in USA) must give up the leadership of the Internet and give it over to United Nations. This is not good. This is not safe. Do you hear me? It may be less dangerous to have NSA, CIA and ICANN rule the Internet, than to have UN do it! It happens much too often that sanity is a minority in UN.
I don't know if it is wise in the long run to support any of these initiatives,
but here and now I want to stop NSA spying!