Cities Building Own Fiber Networks
cmburns69 writes "It's been posted before that some municipalities have plans for building their own networks (such as Utah's UTOPIA). There are many people who don't want that to happen. But despite that, CNET News has coverage of some success stories regarding 'a growing number of municipalities, state and county agencies, and local governments that are building their own networks.'"
Because the US wanted him removed for being too leftist!
Read more here and here.
Aristide did not resign! He was abducted by the US Special Forces.
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Oh wait. Who cares if I can get all the p0rn I want in a blink of an eye...
Screw the African children! I want my monkey-porn and I want it NOW!
In the instances where schools make money off of selling broadband access, I would only hope a substantial portion of the money goes to the teachers.
That's right, I said TEACHERS, not students. I don't care about the kids, I care about the teachers. With teacher burn-out rate going higher, and parents expecting nothing but A's, and with Bush's stupid ass "No Child Left Behind Policy"**; I hope it's the teachers who could at least get a better apartment/house/car rather than the dippy administrator who did nothing else but say "not the fiber that we eat right?"
After all, without good teachers...
** I stand on neither side of the Rep/Dem platforms when I vote against the "No Child Left Behind" policy. It would require teachers to work harder than they do now because the kids who didn't even pass the last grade are now in a higher one.
When modding "Informative", please make sure it both has a source and IS actually informative.
Hispaniola would be prime real estate if it just wasn't infested by all those dirty poor people!!!
to control other governments:
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US ousts Aristide in coup, by abducting him.
Another example of the flawed and criminal behaviour of the Bush administration.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid
1. This is a correct URL redirect for the Yahoo story, which won't be broken up by spaces in two locations:
/. articles and keeps getting modded down to -1 Troll or -1 Flamebait.
/. rhetoric sea.
http://tinyurl.com/24us2
2. This "story" is getting flooded by ACs to
3. I never mod posts down, only up. If we're building a free marketplace of ideas, it's appropriate to ignore (via thresholds or custom content area promotions [the famous "Read at Flamebait +5" bit]) offtopic or troll or flamebait posts rather than wasting mod points on them. I'd rather see more insightful posts brought to the critical +5 mass.
4. The parent post is clearly not going to get attention until it reaches some critical mass where enough moderators review it, get informed, and determine whether to discard or include in in the
5. The story the parent post goes to -is- informative, whether you believe the statements in it by Aristide or not. It either exposes a major US foreign policy blunder, or it showcases the tactics world leaders use to salvage their power bases after they've lost office. Ergo, it's interesting.
6. You're right, it is off-topic. But it needs to go somewhere...
Even if true, what the hell should the Pentagon have done? Go off and start a war without orders? Should we have declared war on Syria and invaded whan Assad, Sr. levelled the city of Hama? Because the military of the US is under civilian control.
And the only reason we "supported" Saddam was he certainly seemed better in 1981 than Khomeini. Remember, the US never gave him anywhere near the backing the French did - who stood with Saddam at the Osirik reactor ground-breaking ceremony?