Yes, we know this … for the 1,000th time
Now to do something about it, something constructive!

And for all the ppl on net I haven’t seen any comprehensive ideas and plans besides comlaining to CRTC, silly petitions, partial complaining to MP’s and MPP’s or writing letters. Oh and one protest on Net Neutrality, 2 class action law suits and one of Jon’s good win’s. All this did is make the powers that be laugh at all of us.
This makes me think that almost all Canadians are all talk and no action.

So where’s the support, the ongoing protests, leaked info from Telcos, getting them where it hurts – in their pocket books and demands of the people and changes so they can’t get away with it again? We have seen what happens when we leave it to politicians to deal with … not much. Bell still throttles, uses DPI, abuses customers and over charges, and so does every large Telco.

Again, most Canadians are sleeping at the wheel. Shameful, that’s what it is!

There’s no plans to bring in most Canadians into it, no ongoing protests, no charges being laid on Bell and others on continuous basis, no demands. It’s like most Canadians are stoned out of their minds and want more punishment.

Instead what we have is shills coming on here and other sites squabbling about terminology and minor issues that don’t mean anything substantial.

What a waste.

If this doesn’t represent a shocking and reprehensible conflict of interest I don’t know what does. Its like putting Doctor Mengler in charge of an Israeli ante natal clinic!

Let’s fire all of CRTC and start from scratch.
Hire previously fired but highly experienced service industry staff from each perspective field and see how well they are received by Telcos, government, lobbyists and of coarse rest of Canadians. Give them same powers or better as previous CRTC staff, with their main mandate of keeping Canadian’s communications for average Canadians. Give them also powers to take complaints from general public as priority. Add common law as rule and not corporate law. All meetings, calls and other communications to be taped, videotaped and publicly accessible at any time.

If it’s supposed to be our communications then let’s see it be ours. Give Canadians the veto powers to fire any CRTC member that’s not in Canadian’s best interests on the spot.

Happy now?

BTW: I think similar should be done to all government officials, police and corporations or anyone in position of power.

The idiotarian talks about mailing bags of shit and calls everyone who disagrees him with an idiot. The non-idiotarian actually tries to do something about it. Not to discourage you from wallowing in eggs, bricks, or bags of shit, but if any of you have two brain cells to rub together, you might consider actually coming up with proposals to reform the CRTC. You know, figuring out what’s wrong, and how to fix it? The engineers among us might recall this approach. It’s called getting on with things.