Another Stab At Internet Access By Satellite
dpilgrim writes "As someone who probably won't live long enough to see DSL or cable Internet reach my rural neighborhood, I follow the 'Satellite Wars' pretty closely. Looks like Echostar is claiming once again they have a viable high-speed Internet access satellite under construction. Really. They do. According to this AP story, they have pictures and all. The big news is that based on this 'new evidence' the FCC has rescinded their revocation of Echostar's license. Yes, this submission came to you 44,000 miles over Starband's satellite link, and Starband is an Echostar partner. Wonder how long that relationship will last?"
Here is a good link to an article on Yahoo.Click this
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http://www.rense.com/general28/ptocss.htm
Gotta love google.
It's strange that they won't offer cable internet connections in many rural towns, but the government would want to run a fiber line to the south pole.
White power 1 - 2 - 3 - 4!
I stand watch my country, going down the drain
We are all at fault, we are all to blame
We're letting them takeover, we just let 'em come
Once we had an Empire, and now we've got a slum
(chorus)
White Power! For England
White Power! Today
White Power! For Slashdot
Before it gets too late
Well we've seen a lot of riots, we just sit and scoff
We've seen a lot of muggings, and the judges let 'em off
(chorus)
Well we've gotta do something, to try and stop the rot
And the traitors that have used us, they should all be shot
(chorus)
middle eight:
Are we gonna sit and let them come?
Have they got the White man on the run?
Multi-racial society is a mess
We ain't gonna take much more of this
What do we need?
(chorus)
Well if we don't win our battle, and all does not go well
It's apocalypse for Britain, and we'll see you all in hell
(chorus) x2
"Ludacrous speed?! We've never gone that fast before....I don't know if the ship can take it!" "What's the matter, Colonel Sanders...are you CHICKEN????!!!"
When their numbers dwindled from 50 to 8, the dwarves began to suspect Hungry.