Comments on: Blow to Canadian digitization plans http://www.p2pnet.net/story/16824 p2pnet.net - reader powered Wed, 01 Feb 2012 15:11:09 -0300 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: chronoss http://www.p2pnet.net/story/16824/comment-page-1#comment-733989 chronoss Tue, 26 Aug 2008 18:56:27 +0000 http://www.p2pnet.net/story/16824#comment-733989 once that is gone, BTW in the USA common unknown fact was that UPS in several cities when it was private was controled my there maffias of the city where they were. keeping the post office in our govt is in best interest of all canada. NOW we have a doc in charge of health care that wants to privatize more of it. NOW all we need is more guns and and army and we should invade america. kick them off this island we live on. Draconian copyright ( a CRTC run by the people its supposed to police) bell/rogers, now telus and videotron all traffic shaping ( that hints where your crtc decision goes) where an american friend a mine has 25 megabit FIOS unlimted down and 5 megabit up I get 25Kbytes/sec unless i spend more cash double up lines and pay over 100$ to get a 10 megabit that the american pays less to get 25 megabit. YOU CORPORATES ALL SUCK AND EVENTUALLY IT WILL ALL COME CRASHING DOWN. once that is gone,
BTW in the USA common unknown fact was that UPS in several cities when it was private was controled my there maffias of the city where they were. keeping the post office in our govt is in best interest of all canada.

NOW we have a doc in charge of health care that wants to privatize more of it.
NOW all we need is more guns and and army and we should invade america.
kick them off this island we live on.

Draconian copyright
( a CRTC run by the people its supposed to police)
bell/rogers, now telus and videotron all traffic shaping
( that hints where your crtc decision goes)

where an american friend a mine has 25 megabit FIOS unlimted down and 5 megabit up
I get 25Kbytes/sec unless i spend more cash double up lines and pay over 100$ to get a 10 megabit that the american pays less to get 25 megabit.

YOU CORPORATES ALL SUCK AND EVENTUALLY IT WILL ALL COME CRASHING DOWN.

]]> By: Here is more http://www.p2pnet.net/story/16824/comment-page-1#comment-733374 Here is more Tue, 26 Aug 2008 14:02:01 +0000 http://www.p2pnet.net/story/16824#comment-733374 And now we have an insight into Conservative thinking on public services: "Deregulation, liberalization and privatization." Here is more from George W. Harper: The Harper government is currently conducting an accelerated review of the Canadian Postal Service to set it up for sale to the highest private bidder. This is the first review of a publicly owned service that has not been open to the public in Canada's history. If the Conservatives are the example of a responsible and accountable government then why isn't their selling of the Postal Service being made public? The importance of this service can not be overstated. Canadians ANYWHERE in our country recieve their mail at a flat rate. If this service is sold off it will cause a great fluctuation in prices for consumers and imminent layoffs for workers. Please help make this a publicly (and democratically!) debated issue! After all it is the public's service, we own it and should decide what to do with it! http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=24518287478 And now we have an insight into Conservative thinking on public services: “Deregulation, liberalization and privatization.”

Here is more from George W. Harper:

The Harper government is currently conducting an accelerated review of the Canadian Postal Service to set it up for sale to the highest private bidder. This is the first review of a publicly owned service that has not been open to the public in Canada’s history. If the Conservatives are the example of a responsible and accountable government then why isn’t their selling of the Postal Service being made public?
The importance of this service can not be overstated. Canadians ANYWHERE in our country recieve their mail at a flat rate. If this service is sold off it will cause a great fluctuation in prices for consumers and imminent layoffs for workers. Please help make this a publicly (and democratically!) debated issue! After all it is the public’s service, we own it and should decide what to do with it!

http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=24518287478

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