RobertH’s Comments

• May 27th, 2011 @ 6:37pm

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  on Think Tank Says DHS Should Stop Laptop Border Searches
  We already know Homeland Security is answerable only to the president, and does not recognize any constitutional rights of we American citizens. Why should we have any rights to object. We need to elect government representatives that will abolish this travesty of justice called Homeland Security.
• May 2nd, 2011 @ 1:38pm

  Re: DirecTV

  on Big Hollywood Directors Seem To Think People Will Actually Pay $30 To Watch Movies At Home
  I saw that too! $29.XX for a pay per view?
• Mar 3rd, 2011 @ 6:26am

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  on It May Take Up To 10,000 Years Before We Finally Get Rid Of 'Up To' Language In Broadband Marketing
  What gets me is we (Customers) are their bread and butter, but are treated like the scum of the earth. Just look at their rules and regulations. We have no right to object to anything they choose to do to us. I as an xmember of the Hughesnet family have spent countless hours on the phone with customer support (there's an oxymoron in there somewhere) dealing with slower than stated speeds and days of outages. If you ask to be let out of your contract because they can't provide the services that were promised at signup you're told sure for $300 we will be happy to let you out. The question here is, when do we get a fair shake in dealing with phone, internet, electric, etc... providers.
• Feb 16th, 2011 @ 5:28pm

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  on Once Again, Why Homeland Security's Domain Name Seizures Are Almost Certainly Not Legal
  As the owner of a domain name I would be really upset if my domain was siezed, and I would be out for blood if it had a mistaken siezure for child pornography label on it even for one minute. Domain names may seem expendable to some, but when you consider the time invested in building your following of visitors only to have that suddenly whiped from existance without due process is inexcusable. If you ask me I would say this country is on a toboggan ride strait to hell.
• Feb 15th, 2011 @ 9:21am

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  on While Texas Politicians Claim $600 Million 'Lost' In Uncollected Online Sales Tax... It Means $600 Million Texans Saved
  well I'm sure it went into the economy of Texas somewhere. Quit yer bitchin!
• Jan 11th, 2011 @ 5:40am

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  on T-Mobile UK Decides Mobile Broadband Shouldn't Actually Be Used For Mobile Broadband
  Sounds like Hughesnet!
• Dec 21st, 2010 @ 10:27pm

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  on Woman Sues Google Because She Hung Her Underwear Outside, And Street View Caught It
  I'm going to sue google too. While they were busy photographing my house and snooping on my wifi they ran over my cat.
• Dec 21st, 2010 @ 5:28pm

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  on Why Are US Publications Downplaying The Significance Of Some Of Wikileaks' Leaks?
  I am waiting to see how the boy pimping party plays out. I would like to see a congressional investigation of those involved, but with the government in denial I suppose nothing will happen. Seems with that sort of thing being a bid no no at least someone in the press would pick it up.
• Dec 21st, 2010 @ 5:11pm

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  on DailyDirt: The Biggest Shipping Days Of The Year
  The first one reminds me of a package I ordered this Summer. It started in Northern California, went up into Canada, came back through Chicago, down to Texas, and passed me 100 miles to the west. I didn't want to see where it was going after that so I drove a 100 miles and picked it up myself. Sheesh!
• Dec 21st, 2010 @ 5:03pm

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  on Apple The Latest To Convict Wikileaks Despite No Charges Or Trial; Kills Wikileaks App For Violating Unnamed Laws
  What's up with the mass insanity concerning Wikileaks?
• Dec 21st, 2010 @ 4:52pm

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  on Irony: If You Want To Know What The FCC's Rules On Internet Openness Are, You Need To File A FOIA
  Isn't democracy great! The government makes rules concerning us, but they're secret. ???
• Dec 9th, 2010 @ 10:21pm

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  on Lieberman Praises Companies Helping Him Try To Censor Wikileaks
  After this all blows over I think joe will be looking for a new job. He has totally lost sight of the values America was founded upon.
• Dec 8th, 2010 @ 9:16pm

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  on Imagine If The NY Times Had Ignored Wikileaks Cables
  joe lieberman should be investigated, or better yet institutionalized.
• Dec 7th, 2010 @ 9:08pm

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  on On The Arrest Of Julian Assange
  I found this story. I'm not sure of the credibility of the site, but here goes.
  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1336291/Wikileaks-Julian-Assanges-2-night-stands-spar k-worldwide-hunt.html
  
  From the article it seems he merely scorned the wrong woman.
• Dec 7th, 2010 @ 9:44am

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  on Freedom Of Expression Is Priceless... For Everything Else, There's Mastercard
  This wikileaks fiasco is destroying the credibility on some of our major instutions. I for one am deeply ashamed of the behavior I'm seeing concerning this matter. I was watching a fox video this morning where the news correspondant described wikileaks as "An Information Stealing Site". Excuse me but wikileaks didn't steal anything. Spin Doctors!