CISPA going international? Lawmakers in America have been trying to pass Internet legislation that could infringe on Americans privacy. The Stop Online Piracy Act was short-lived after multiple websites protested with blackouts to show how the legislation could affect peoples Internet experience. On an international scale, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement or ACTA, has been signed by 22 of the 27 European Union members. ACTA has received opposition and many lawmakers there have had a change of heart ratifying it. Gregg Housh, an Internet activist, joins us with his take on the attempt to monitor the net. tags: war with iran, ww3, wwIII, china, pakistan, russia, alex jones, info wars, clinton, obama, ron paul, illuminati, bilderberg, group, elite, bankers, gold, silver, inflation, foo
