[final kaoss]

Here's an interesting bit I should add.
http://www.geek.com/articles/geek-pi...sopa-20111117/

When I first read that Google, Facebook, and Twitter were throwing their hat in to try and stop this bill from passing, I was impressed. It was more than a hint that this Bill was not supposed to pass, it was like a call to arms. At least, that’s what I thought until I saw that all they did was write a letter asking to let them help make a more targeted solution to the problem. Seriously, that was all they did. Aside from an interview with Eric +++++++, you can’t really find record of these companies getting involved in any other way. Which is strange when you think about it, because of those 9 companies, at least 4 of them have access to absolutely massive droves of people using their social networks.