>The companies seens as our friends [google, twitter facebook] are actually evil
>the companies seens as evil [AT&T, boeing..] are actually /ourguys/?
The companies and other organizations portrayed as evil by the Left/Swamp/Clowns are good. They called No Such Agency evil while Clowns In America were doing the real dirty deeds. They called Blackwater evil (note Erik Prince is close to POTUS now) while DynCorp smuggled children out of, well, pretty much every warzone the U.S. created.
Now they're Frontier Communications, one of whose Directors (Peter Bynoe) was a top exec in Loop Capital. Clowns.
Don't forget Egg McMuffin (Clown-UT).
Have him send the information to Gen. Kelly and AG Sessions.
AT&T started as a utility with a government-enforced monopoly. (Like the Postal Service, but required to fund itself, and therefore more competent and beneficial.)
>https:// www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/01/hypocrisy-atts-internet-bill-rights
>Back in 2012, AT&T blocked its customers from using FaceTime, Apple’s video chat app, unless they switched to data plans that were generally more expensive. Not only was this a clear case of blocking based on content for purely business reasons, AT&T tried to claim that doing so didn’t violate net neutrality.
Uh, because AT&T was blocking based on the network usage pattern of the app rather than based on who was providing the service? EFF-ing liars.
They already were working with NSA. EFF was lying about AT&T in their anti-IBOR essay.