And here I am, filling my Pamper about not getting any traffic on an article and all the time a battle for our very existence is raging in the halls of congress.

Could this be the end for us hubbers? If these network giants get to decide what sites get the best service, if at all, then are we going to have to pay to sneeze our brain-farts into the ether?

I am hoping that it is some sort of urban myth being circulated, a viral wind-up. Unfortunately it is not the case. Indeed the whole concept of freedom over the www is under threat by insidious media monsters.

I rarely watch the TV now. The incipid spoon fed shite that we are all supposed to take as gospel has long lost its appeal to me. To loose the only link I have to the cosmic collective as it is now would be tragic beyond our worst fears. Tragic because we haven`t even begun to fully develop and realise our collective creativity. We are all still infants in this great journey so to have our legs broken by the corporate media heavies would be the end of the beginning.

I am not sure what user power can do for us as the minion millions but there are a lot of very nervous web heads out there fearing the worst.

What say you fellow bloggers and hubbers of the WWW. Do we stand up and tell the networks to keep their DIRTY FUCKING BLOOD STAINED HANDS OFF OUR WEB!!!!!!!! Or do we just sit back and watch our baby get bound, tied and gagged?

All that lovely leverage that average Joe was enjoying is about to be kicked firmly into touch. Sorry bud, know your place, if your views are distant left field then that's where they are going to stay. If you want to say something that doesn't agree with our corporate policies, or our SPONSERS policies then you may as well strap your latest blog on political murders in the Congo complete with decapitated children and mercenaries with AK47`s training 11 year old militia onto the leg of carrier pigeon and hope that someone, somewhere, will, A - find it, and B - give a fuck.

Oh but wait a minute, here comes Obama!! He aint messin around, no he`s runnin for president and guess what he`s gotta say on the issue of Net Neutrality, (for now, at least).