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 H.R.3261 - Stop Online Piracy Act
To promote prosperity, creativity, entrepreneurship, and innovation by  combating the theft of U.S. property, and for other purposes.
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I do more then just post on blogs or web pages about bills I don't like. Here is my letter to my Representatives on this bill, if I recieve a message back I will post it on a new update:
H.R.3261 Stop Online Piracy Act
I am writing as your constituent in  the 2nd Congressional district of Pennsylvania. I oppose H.R.3261 - Stop  Online Piracy Act, and am tracking it using OpenCongress.org, the free  public resource website for government transparency and accountability.
I  also want to add -CBS/Cnet/Download.com knowingly continues to build a  Network of Peer to Peer Applications where minors are induced to pirate  copyrighted works. But much worse, CBS/Cnet earns hundreds of millions  of dollars in revenue directly from the creation of this Network, where  studies scientifically show that thirteen percent (13%), of the  Network's traffic is Child Pornography.
This includes images and  video of infants and small children being raped and molested. They know  what has happened and they continue to encourage the Network's use and  its distribution as much as possible. CBS/CNET have never been held  accountable.
The purpose of CBS/Cnet's scheme is to distribute this  peer to peer software (Bittorrent, Lime Wire, Azereus, Kazza, FrostWire  and many others), to create an IPTV Network to dominate the Internet as a  distribution platform. Note that over several years, this peer to peer  Network would save CBS billions of dollars in bandwidth charges whilst  delivering Video across this Network.
The people who fund and manage  CBS/Cnet also created an organization called MediaDefender.  MediaDefender was meant to oversee and monitor the distribution growth  of this Network. MediaDefender was presented to other media companies  like NBC as a Copyright protection group to which NBC and others paid  millions of dollars in fees to protect them from piracy.
Incredibly,  the officers of MediaDefender actually engaged in trafficking  pornography to the Users themselves. Everyone involved knew that a large  proportion of these Users were Children.
http://venturebeat.com/2007/12/19/vuze-takes-20-million-for-iptv/
Please contact me back with a response on SOPA.
I find the easiest way to contact your sentaors is through OpenCongress, however through open congress you can get to your reps website and contact them that way. Here is the link again to opencongress
 
 
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