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Michael Geist
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Nice twist. Hey lets make the foreigners looking into giving us cheap wireless look bad so it takes away attention from us trying to rape and circumvent democracy.
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Interesting. On one hand we protest again “lawful access” by our own government on the other hand some “cheap” wireless sponsored by a foreign secret service would be OK?