Actually, there is evidence, a lot of it. You just have to know where to look and, of course, think.
First off, the FCC repeatedly refused to cooperate with Schneiderman's investigation on not just the original 2 Million Incident, but also the PornHub Discovery. If he's innocent, why's he refusing to cooperate? What's he got to hide?
Second, Jessica Rosenworcel, back in December, revealed that her own boss withheld evidence of fraud in the 2 Million Incident. Again, what's he hiding? Where there's smoke, there's fire.
Third, the so-called DDoS attack last year. I say so-called because I'm of the mind that it never existed. I have proof, not just theories, to back that up.
On Ars Technica articles, FOIA violations and transparency Act violations were filed against him for refusing to turn over documents regarding the "DDoS attack" last summer. They then say that "We don't have any documentation about the attack, we went by only real-time observations".
Come on.
This is the Federal COMMUNICATION Commission we're talking about, and they dare to say that "a DDoS attack" happened on their own website, "coincidentally" during the comment period for the Net Neutrality repeal? They would actually "forgo" or "forget" their own protocols for their own website during a so-called DDoS attack?
If you want to buy that, I've got oceanfront property in the Sahara Desert I want to sell to people. I'll even throw in the Golden Gate Bridge and the London Thames for free.
Come on people, THINK. If you take the time to actually think and remember what common sense is like, you'll realize exactly where all evidence is pointing.
There's something else that Karl and the rest of you need to know that's just as important.
AT&T has been sabotaging the CRA resolution of Disapproval.
I have proof.
This comes directly from a tweet from Fight for the Future.
"IMPORTANT: Members of Congress are being flooded with phony tweets AGAINST the #NetNeutrality CRA. We traced them back to a "think tank" that gets big funding from AT&T. Contact your lawmakers RIGHT NOW and tell them not to fall for this astroturf!"
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Re: Re: Red herring.
First off, the FCC repeatedly refused to cooperate with Schneiderman's investigation on not just the original 2 Million Incident, but also the PornHub Discovery. If he's innocent, why's he refusing to cooperate? What's he got to hide?
Second, Jessica Rosenworcel, back in December, revealed that her own boss withheld evidence of fraud in the 2 Million Incident. Again, what's he hiding? Where there's smoke, there's fire.
Third, the so-called DDoS attack last year. I say so-called because I'm of the mind that it never existed. I have proof, not just theories, to back that up.
On Ars Technica articles, FOIA violations and transparency Act violations were filed against him for refusing to turn over documents regarding the "DDoS attack" last summer. They then say that "We don't have any documentation about the attack, we went by only real-time observations".
Come on.
This is the Federal COMMUNICATION Commission we're talking about, and they dare to say that "a DDoS attack" happened on their own website, "coincidentally" during the comment period for the Net Neutrality repeal? They would actually "forgo" or "forget" their own protocols for their own website during a so-called DDoS attack?
If you want to buy that, I've got oceanfront property in the Sahara Desert I want to sell to people. I'll even throw in the Golden Gate Bridge and the London Thames for free.
Come on people, THINK. If you take the time to actually think and remember what common sense is like, you'll realize exactly where all evidence is pointing.
AT&T Dirty Tricks
AT&T has been sabotaging the CRA resolution of Disapproval.
I have proof.
This comes directly from a tweet from Fight for the Future.
"IMPORTANT: Members of Congress are being flooded with phony tweets AGAINST the #NetNeutrality CRA. We traced them back to a "think tank" that gets big funding from AT&T. Contact your lawmakers RIGHT NOW and tell them not to fall for this astroturf!"
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