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 The day has come to take action stop CISPA. http://twitter.com/theanonmessage http://twitter.com/theanonhelper dear citzens of the world we are anonymous the goverment are trying pass a new law called cispa. it will allow them to see what you are typing and listen to your phone calls this is wrong and it needs to be stopped. it like saying that the goverment owns you we are our own people and we have ideas and we should be able to put them forward and say what we think. when you sign up to big sites like Facebook,Youtube and twitter is the information you put really private if you got someone watching what you on typing then it not really private now is it join the protest on may 20th this is for the uk america and any other conutry that is trying to get the law passed we are anonymous, We are legion, We do not forgive, We do not forget, goverments of the world expect us

Michael Rodgers, Creator of CISPA: http://pastebin.com/xpUu1rqn CISPA BILL: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c112:H.R.3523: Supporters of CISPA; http://intelligence.house.gov/bill/cyber-intelligence-sharing-and-protection-... Sign the Petition to Stop CISPA: http://www.avaaz.org/en/stop_cispa/ Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protect Act, also known as HR 3523 is a cybersecurity House bill that's already gained over 100 sponsors and is perhaps the worst of them all. It would allow companies to collect and monitor private communications and share them with the government, and anyone else. So is it really as scary as it sounds? EFF's Trevor Timm explains.