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May as well put it “out there…”

I just sent this to the Prime Minister of Australia, the Hon. Kevin Rudd, via Email Your PM:

Opposition to Sen. Conroy’s Internet Censorship scheme and to his cynical behaviour

Mr. Prime Minister,

Let me state my clear opposition to the proposed ISP-filtering legislation.

I am opposed to this scheme on technical grounds. I have 25+ years of
experience in the IT industry and can say with certainty that it CANNOT be
made to work effectively in the face of determined opposition to its
presence.

I am also opposed to the attack on freedom of information and freedom of
expression that it represents.

I find the sneaky way that Sen. Conroy has orchestrated the process to get
the result he wanted, and to avoid public oversight nothing less than
cynical, abhorrent and anti-democratic.

I expect more from the ministers in your government than the sort of trickery
he has displayed.

I voted Labour in the last federal election but I place my support according
to my evaluations of the issues, not the parties involved. On this issue your
government is looking to lose a vote.

I have also contacted both Sen. Conroy and Shadow Communications Minister
Tony Smith to register my feelings on this.

I look to you to bring sense and leadership to this matter.

Regards,

BOB

Via GetUp, I have also sent similar messages to Sen. Conroy and newly appointed Shadow Communications Minister, Tony Smith.

Why don’t you do the same!

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