Il 20/09/2010 11:13, lilo ha scritto:
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> On Mon, 20 Sep 2010 04:26:07 +0200, "Patrik Pomelli" <gufophp@???>
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>> http://blog.tntvillage.scambioetico.org/?p=6852
tutto da far girare, possibilmente il piu' veloce possibile
UpGrade da Luigi Di Liberto:
Stanno pure facendo carte false per ottenere la maggioranza
http://blog.tntvillage.scambioetico.org/?p=6873
ora mando una mail di massa a tutti i MEPs, anche a quelli stranieri con il
testo che Paolo ha tradotto
Dear Members of the European Parliament,
Within a few hours the report on enforcement of intellectual property rights
in the internal market by Marielle Gallo, the so called Gallo report, will
be voted.
It has come to our attention that Eurocinema, the association of movie
producers based in Brussels, introduced a petition (
http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=fr&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=fr&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.numerama.com%2Fmagazine%2F16836-une-centaine-de-cineastes-mobilises-en-faveur-du-rapport-gallo.html&act=url")
supporting the Gallo report which use fake signatures.
They want to give the impression that copyright holders are united to
enforce more repressive legislation which will affect our lives and
communications in the future. However, their support is rather empty, and
what is left is nothing more than yet another industry smokescreen to
convince you to support ideas that jeopardize the fundamental rights of EU
citizens as well as the open and neutral character of the Internet.
So far we have ascertained that 2 signatures have been forged and that
there's the signature of a dead persone.
- Ibolya Fekete (confirmed, said she never signs petitions)
- Janisch Attila (confirmed)
- László Kovács (died in 2007 -
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0004088 )
We kindly invite you to check the aforementioned information with your
colleague in the immediate future, Hon. Amelia Andersdotter.
Do not vote in favour of these corporate lies. The citizens of Europe need
fundamental rights before copyrights!
Stop counterfeiting signatures. Stop counterfeiting democracy.
With best regard
Vi invito ad inviare anche voi qualche mail, se vi servono le liste delle
mail pronte per spedizioni di massa ve le allego :)
-- Luigi Di Liberto (Coordinatore Movimento ScambioEtico)
http://www.scambioetico.org
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e poi c'e' il CULT, dai Partiti Pirates Internazionali (scusate la
lunghezza della mail, ma contiene anche gli indirizzi):
subject: CULT of Censilia
Dear Pirate Parties, especially the one in the European Union,
the German Pirate Party, as I wrote before, starts action days against
Net blocking! PLEASE support this action and report back whether you
wrote the members or not! The action days are called CULT of Censilia
because the CULT-committee is already critical in its draft opinion
about netblocking! It would be perfect if you could translate the letter
into your language and send it in the native language to the MEP!
Thank you very much!
Julia Schramm
*CULT of Censilia - #censilia action days*
The future of net blocking lies in the hands of the EU parlamentarians.
During the next weeks they decide whether the controversial directive
about net blocking will be passed. In the next week there will be a
hearing in the LIBE-committee (Civil rights, Justice). It is absoluteley
necessary to contact all members and explain to them why net blocks are
ineffective and an attack on civil rights. The parlamentarians then have
the chance to ask critical questions and to modify the commission's
draft accordingly. We have a real chance to stop net blocking on a
european level! Therefore we wrote up a letter to send to the
parlamentarians:
_Letter:______________________________
Dear Mr./Ms.,
As a member of the committee for Civil Liberties, Justice and Home
Affairs, we imagine that you will be attending the hearing on the
Directive on "Combatting sexual abuse, sexual exploitation of children
and child pornography", which will be held on September 28th and 29th.
Part of this directive will be to oblige Member States to implement
internet blocking on a national level.
The primary goal, fighting sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of
children and the distribution of documented abuse, is clearly supported
by everyone. However, blocking the net is the wrong measure to combat
these crimes and does fail to respect the principle of proportionality,
in particular because blocking has not alone never been proven to work
effectively. Furthermore, there is a grave danger that it could
undermine child protection. Blocking means introducing censorship and
constraining the rights of free speech and freedom of information.
There are numerous reasons to fear that this measure could be
counter-productive for child protection. Firstly, it is so ineffective
and easy to circumvent that this approach risks distracting the EU from
real measures (such as investigation and prosecution and cooperation
with third countries) that would be more victim-oriented:
1. The OSCE adopted a report which said that blocking was so ineffective
as to be probably illegal under the European Convention on Human Rights.
(
http://www.osce.org/documents/rfm/2010/01/42294_en.pdf)
<
http://www.osce.org/documents/rfm/2010/01/42294_en.pdf%29>
2. Commissioner Füle (Parliamentary question E-4620/2010) downplayed the
significance of blocking in Turkey, saying that "many people" have
circumvented the ban.
3. The blocking of "Pirate Bay" in Denmark actually led to an increase
in the traffic from Denmark to the supposedly "blocked" site.
None of these considerations were considered in the European
Commission's impact assessment - neither from the perspective of the
grave doubts that blocking is a distraction from taking real action nor
from the perspective that blocking is so ineffective that it is quite
obviously disproportionate.
Furthermore, enabling a broad censorship technology is already leading
to abuse - as seen by the spread of blocking to gambling websites and
websites accused of infringing intellectual property. The responsibility
for deciding what is blocked and what is not varies from member state to
member state. In some states these decisions are made by the police, in
some by judicial authorities and in some by completely private entities. .
Blocking mechanisms are ineffective in the fight against sexual child
abuse and the deletion of its documentation. The deletion of this
undesirable content and the prosecution of those responsible for the
production and distribution of the material should be the main agenda.
It is already possible to delete so called Phishing Sites in a matter of
hours. Why is this possible in the financial sector, but not for the
sake of children? Technically, the deletion of all such content is not a
great problem. The problem rests with the lack of political will to
fight against the abuse of children and the distribution of evidence of
such crimes.
As a consequence, we ask you to address the following points:
* That the European Commission finally provide statistics that show
the necessity of internet blocking.
* That the European Commission provide an evaluation of internet
blocking in each country where it has been used and the concrete,
demonstrable results.
* Insist on the deletion of any provisions within the directive
which seek to impose a blocking-infrastructure. Such an
infrastructure will serve (and in some member states already is
serving) to impose restrictions on other's interests and does
nothing to help identify criminals or rescue victims.
* Insist that the Commission launches an initiative to launch an
enforceable multilateral treaty to improve international
cooperation against child abuse, exploitation and the distribution
and production of material that documents these crimes. Mutual
commitment to fight these crimes must have the highest priority.
Blocking is a counterproductive distraction from this goal.
Please find attached an abstract of the issues that will not be
eliminated by building a blocking infrastructure and an analysis of
which measures are more effective.
We are ready to assist if you have further questions. Our main goal is
to prevent disproportional constraints of civil rights and
simultaneously and effectively combat the distribution of documented
child abuse and exploitation as well as the crime itself.
Sincerely
xxx
_____________________________________________________
The subject might be "Net blocking - Your hearing on Sep. 28/29 2010".
But chose the subject you like: The more individual the better! And
please do not forget to personalize the opening formula! A personal
e-mail is always better.
We send this letter to the MEPs listed below. You are very welcome to
participate in that mailing effort. In the days after the mailing (after
Sep. 24) we are going to start a phone event where we will ring up as
many MEPs as possible. For that, we need everyone's help! Call the MEP's
offices and ask, whether they read the e-mail and try to start a talk.
Aims:
- make it clear that the topic is IMPORTANT
- no matter how the MEP thinks about net blocking, he should ask the
commission (Malmström) critical questions
- convinve them that net blocking is fundamentally wrong.
As a basis for discussions we recommend a guide by Laquadrature:
http://www.laquadrature.net/wiki/Gallo_report_plenary_vote_campaign#Example_phone_call
You will probably not be able to reach a MEP in another way.
More information:
* Arguliner: 10 Reasons against Netblocking:
http://wiki.piratenpartei.de/Censilia_Arguliner
*
http://www.netzpolitik.org/2010/help-us-to-prevent-internet-filters-in-europe/
* CULT-Committe against blocking (page 10,38,39) -
http://wiki.piratenpartei.de/Datei:CULTausschuss.zip
*EDRI (European Digital Rights) Information:
http://www.edri.org/files/blocking_booklet.pdf
*_MEP LIST (track status below the names):_*
Tel Bxl: +32 2 28 45 XXX
Tel Str: +33 3 88 175 XXX
last 3 digits stay the same. MEP are in Strassbourg this week (20.-24.09.)
Call them!
*Members of LIBE:*
*:: Chair*
LÓPEZ AGUILAR, Juan Fernando SPAIN (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175336 juanfernando.lopezaguilar@???
*:: Vice-Chair *
GÁL, Kinga Hungary (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175599 kinga.gal@???
in 't VELD, Sophia Netherlands (ALDE)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175796 sophie.intveld@???
IACOLINO, Salvatore Italy (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175193 salvatore.iacolino@???
GÖNCZ, Kinga Hungary (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175451 kinga.goencz@???
*:: Member *
ALBRECHT, Jan Philipp (He is already is on the right side ;-))
ALFANO, Sonia Italy (ALDE)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175598 sonia.alfano@???
ANGELILLI, Roberta Italy (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175902 roberta.angelilli@???
BATTEN, Gerard Great Britain (Europe of Freedom and Democracy)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175920 gerard.batten@???
BLINKEVIC(IU-TE., Vilija Lithuania (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175428 vilija.blinkeviciute@???
BORGHEZIO, Mario Italy (Freedom and Democracy)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175704 mario.borghezio@???
BORSELLINO, Rita Italy (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175506 rita.borsellino@???
BOZKURT, Emine Netherlands (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175940 emine.bozkurt@???
BUSUTTIL, Simon Malta (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175686 simon.busuttil@???
van de CAMP, Wim Netherlands (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175298 wim.vandecamp@???
CLAEYS, Philip Belgium (Non-attached)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175281 philip.claeys@???
COELHO, Carlos Portugal (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175551 carlos.coelho@???
CROCETTA, Rosario Italy (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175518 roasario.crocetta@???
DÍAZ DE MERA GARCÍA CONSUEGRA, Agustín Spain (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175624 augustin.duazdemera@???
ERNST, Cornelia Germany (Left)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175660 cornelia.ernst@???
FAJON, Tanja Slovenia (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175493 tanja.fajon@???
FLAS(ÍKOVÁ BEN(OVÁ, Monika Slo
Tel. : +33 3 88 175160 monika.flasikovabenova@???
FLAUTRE, Hélène France (Green)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175364 helene.flautre@???
GRIESBECK, Nathalie France (ALDE)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175391 nathalie.griesbeck@???
GUILLAUME, Sylvie France (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175433 sylvie.guillaume@???
HANKISS, Ágnes Hungary (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175190 agnes.hankiss@???
HEDH, Anna Sweden (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175527 anna.hedh@???
JÁRÓKA, Lívia Hungary (christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175218 livia.jaroka@???
JIMÉNEZ-BECERRIL BARRIO, Teresa Spain (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175198 teresa.jimenez-becerril@???
de JONG, Cornelis Netherlands (nordic left/green)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175664 dennis.dejong@???
KIRKHOPE, Timothy Great Britain (Conservatives/Reformist)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175321 timothy.kirkhope@???
Baroness LUDFORD, Sarah Great Britain (ALDE)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175104 sarah.ludford@???
MACOVEI, Monica Luisa Romania (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175225 monica.macovei@???
MASTELLA, Clemente Italy (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175227 clemente.mastella@???
MATHIEU, Véronique France (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175220 veronique.mathieu@???
MELO, Nuno Portugal (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175240 nuno.melo@???
MICHEL, Louis Belgium (ALDE)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175532 louis.michel@???
MORAES, Claude Great Britain (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175553 claude.moraes@???
MULDER, Jan Netherlands (ALDE)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175817 ???
PAPADOPOULOU, Antigoni Cypries (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175496 antigoni.papadopoulou@???
PAPANIKOLAOU, Georgios Greece (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175254 georgios.papanikolaou@???
PROTASIEWICZ, Jacek Poland (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175743 jacek.protasiewicz@???
ROMERO LÓPEZ, Carmen Spain (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175429 carmen.romerolopez@???
SARGENTINI, Judith Netherlands (Greens)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175881 judith.sargentini@???
SIPPEL, Birgit Germany (Alliance of Socialists and Democrats)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175559 birgit.sippel@???
SÓGOR, Csaba Romania (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175389 csaba.sogor@???
SOMMER, Renate Germany (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175383 renate.sommer@???
van der STOEP, Daniël Netherlands (Non-attached)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175812 daniel.vanderstoep@???
TAVARES, Rui Portugal (Nordic left/Green)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175652 rui.tavares@???
TOMAS(EVSKI, Valdemar Lithuania (Conservatives/Reformists)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175698 valdemar.tomasevski@???
VOSS, Axel Germany (Christdemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175302 axel.voss@???
WEBER, Manfred Germany (Christemocrat)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175890 manfred.weber@???
WEBER, Renate Romania (ALDE)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175846 renate.weber@???
Z(DANOKA, Tatjana Latvia (Greens)
Tel. : +33 3 88 175912 tatjana.zdanoka@???
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~lilo
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