How the EU plans to regulate blogs
Telegraph blogger Related blog: Open Europe Probably not an issue here, obviously many of you don't read much, but I'd thought I'd post it here anyway, just because it's hot outside and I don't feel like going out.

that's all just propaganda by people who sell books to paranoid people

Yep. I was thinking of you when I posted it. I was hoping it might inspire you to write some books while you're hiding from Ted Kennedy and the Clintons up there in the mountains, since you won't learn how to play a banjo or set up a moonshine still like the other hillbillies. It would give you something productive to do this winter. :lol:

Free speech is positively unacceptable.

Unfortunately, free speech is not conducive to a totalitarian society, and it tends to make it a bit harder to maintain a subjugated work force. As such, "they", will be forced to deal with it sooner or later.

TruckingSolutions.com The newest registered user is thehighwaylawyer I gather Somerson is back in town, it seems the powers that be took out his website. Hartford newspaper has me blocked from reading their crap online so I can't make comments about the crummy state. Lots of people are encountering lawyers if they start on the local politicians too much. Twit-net blocked all the naysayers nothing posted on the internet matters to most people, they just ignore it all and run off the prime or CRE anyways, samething with political stuff, just ignored by the herds of sheep.

People should be able to say whatever they want. Unless I don't like their opinion.