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Category Archives: Media
Two Network Neutrality Bills
“CenturyLink serves on the board of USTelecom, which spent $42.13 million on lobbying from 2010 – 2017. USTelecom’s lobbying against net neutrality has attracted attention …” CenturyLink 2018 Annual Report (Tom Reed invested in Level 3 Communications, merged with CenturyLink) … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Reed's Views
Tagged CenturyLink, H.R.1096, H.R.1644, Internet, Level 3 Communications, net neutrality
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What we never used to see on cable TV
“I have publicly stated my opposition to and outrage at Charter’s conduct on numerous occasions. I applaud Mayor de Blasio for boycotting the network and encourage other officials to do the same. Consumers must be made aware of the abuses … Continue reading
Facts emerge–L’affaire Dreyfus
It is only by examining the case in detail that a picture emerges, not of virtue at grips with villainy, but of fallible human beings pulled this way and that by their beliefs, their loyalties, their prejudices, their ambitions, and … Continue reading
Gun Polls–Fake Polls or Usable Data
Is it time to talk gun safety yet? If so, here is a list of doable things: 1. Universal background checks (90% public support) 2. Ban assault weapons (57% public support) 3. Ban bump stocks (82% public support) 4. Close … Continue reading
No Net Neutrality?
The Internet as we know it today, is operated under the principle of Net Neutrality, which is “that Internet service providers must treat all data on the Internet the same, and not discriminate or charge differently by user, content, website, … Continue reading
Posted in Media
Tagged FCC email addresses, net neutrality, Open Internet, Verizon Protests
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Did Tom Reed write this?
I believe a compromise position regarding the state and local tax deduction is achievable. In fact, I have discussed including a credit for state and local taxes which will ensure a tax cut for the hardworking local property taxpayers of … Continue reading
Posted in 2018, Congress, Media, NYS Government, Political, Reed's Views
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Propaganda
Russia has realized that the internet is a marvelous means for spreading propaganda. Releasing fake news is all that is needed. Without having to recruit and pay many agents, an army of helpful trolls sends and resends the message. This … Continue reading
A big change
October 11, 2017 cover photo: Tom as the “good shepherd” stands above politics. January 4, 2017 cover photo: Family, flags, GOP Speaker Ryan, fake smiles. Do these photos reflect a change in campaign strategy? Is Tom Reed distancing himself … Continue reading
Posted in 2018, Congress, Media, Political, Reed's Views, Trump
Tagged cover photos, Paul Ryan
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Can we see fascism among us?
It is easy to see fascism in violent demonstrations, but what about more mundane examples? Attacks on Muslims and other minority groups. Organized attacks on public education. Proposals for a mercenary army. Private prisons. Border walls. Militant militias. Personal arsenals. … Continue reading
Posted in Campaign Finance, Campaign Finances, Defense, Economics, Education, gay rights, Gun Violence, Immigration, Media, Racism, Taxes, Terrorism
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“Rant & Rave” Journalism
This article is Cath Kestler’s latest Dunkirk Observer column. She is a resident of Silver Creek. “I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it.” –Thomas … Continue reading