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Sen. Joseph Biden’s Anti-Free Speech, Anti-Privacy, and Anti-Internet Platform

By Robin Gross

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"US Senator Joseph Biden, Barack Obama's choice for Vice-Presidential candidate has a long track record in the US Senate of chipping away at Americans' privacy rights and freedom of expression rights - especially when it comes to the Internet and technology. Biden has done the bidding of Hollywood in the Senate for decades - he's fought P2P file networks, been a staunch supporter of the controversial DMCA, and sponsored RIAA bills to restrict a consumer's right to record songs over satellite radio. Biden sponsored FBI wire-tapping bills, voted for war in Iraq, voted for the (Anti) "Patriot" Act, and has a long history of working to keep strong encryption out of the hands of Americans. Biden helped the FBI and the NSA to restrict Americans' access to encryption without backdoors for the US Government..."

Full post as published by IP Justice on August 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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