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= = = "Dee D. Flint" wrote in message
= = = ... "reasonable doubt" wrote in message . net... ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - President Bush, hunting for votes in hotly contested Sun Belt states, said Friday his administration is working toward wiring homes throughout America with high-speed Internet access by 2007. Seems rather inconsistent with his current policy though. Since Patriot Act II peeled through, I see more of a totalitarian agenda from Capitol Hill that, in good keeping with dictatorship policy would stand to lose by widespread high-speed internet access. Of course, when you have a population as stupid as the American populace I suppose it really doesn't matter after all. I fairly sure that there are some Americans somewhere waving their flags about this BPL news, as they do for anything the government tells them to. Broadband doesn't always mean BPL. You are getting confused here. Broadband can be via cable modem such as I just signed up for or even via a wireless system. Do not assume that the term Broadband, when used alone, means BPL (Broadband over Power Line). I saw the news clip and BPL was not mentioned, only Broadband. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE DDF, Liberal-Left Propaganga is NOT what Bush actually said. But the Subject HeadLine "Bush Backs Broadband" and the Twisting of the Message to "Bush Backs PBL" ~ RHF .. |
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