On Mon, 09 Jul 2007 10:04:55 CDT, Brian Loe said: > I mean, if you consider Britain to have greater civil rights because > they can't fire jihadists on their POLICE FORCE, okay,
On the other hand, I haven't seen where Britain has intentionally and publicly set up a place like Guantanamo Bay specifically so that they could hold people there in an extra-legal status. > Finally, broadband access? You don't suppose that has anything to do > with the size of this country do you? Ridiculous...bordering insanity. Well, even when we stack the deck by saying that "a county is broadband-enabled if *one* customer has 128K connectivity", the numbers are pretty bad. If anything, Canada has *more* wide-open spaces than we do, a lower population density, and *they* manage an *average* of 7mbit speeds for consumer broadband. Try getting that even in most of the well-populated suburban areas of the US. Oh, and there's cell phones too. We seem to be several years behind the curve on that as well.
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