After a multi-year investigation, we found the nation's largest broadband companies funded a secret campaign to influence the FCC's repeal of net neutrality rules — resulting in millions of fake public comments impersonating Americans.
These illegal schemes are unacceptable.
This whole thing has been quite funny, I've enjoyed it, but we need a total and complete shutdown on hot takes. People are taking this far far too seriously.
@mollyrpeterson @cmsof@jlouisemurray My b, op mentioned their phone's conexion and I'm sitting where I can see both the sweep and working cell antennas two blocks away; it's a bad theory built out of ignorance, FYI. I applaud you for not thinking I'm a lizard, but "we're just asking questions, man" is conspiracy 101
@mollyrpeterson @cmsof@jlouisemurray There's a lot of research on what it does look like when the government tries to shut down the internet, here and abroad, and this isn't it.
@mollyrpeterson @cmsof@jlouisemurray What? Accidental fiber cuts are super common. If it were intentional, why would someone leave all the other ISPs in town untouched? How do you think your phone's LTE connects you to the internet, if not via someone else's still-functional fiber?
Seeing the police response to BLM protests all year vs the police response to right wingers storming the Capitol is a fantastic validation of everything BLM has been saying
The person on the left, Chris @CISAKrebs, may be removed from his job at any moment by the person on the right, the President, because Chris has done his job and upheld his oath of office so consummately well. Another dark moment for our country and its citizens if it happens.
#USPS IG investigators informed Committee staff today that they interviewed Hopkins on Friday, but that Hopkins RECANTED HIS ALLEGATIONS yesterday and did not explain why he signed a false affidavit.