This goes to show that the White House can answer easy questions, like net neutrality, much faster.
Consider, for instance, the history of the asbestos and tobacco industries, or the current battles being fought over fracking and climate change, much less net neutrality.
But it's unlikely the new counterterrorism initiative will do much to quell neutrality concerns as it "smacks of promoting one kind of thought over another," said Jan Dawson, an analyst at Jackdaw Research.
Luxembourg's constitution was twice rewritten (1919 and 1948), providing universal suffrage and abolishing the country's much-violated disarmed neutrality.
It is also worth noting that this is the agency that will be responsible for enforcing part of our new, much-reduced net neutrality rules.
Yesterday was the much-ballyhooed "Net Neutrality Day of Action," an online protest day on which thousands of websites, people and services called attention to the impending revocation of net neutrality rules by the FCC.
California's much-anticipated net neutrality rules, which were signed into law last month, are being put on ice until a challenge to the FCC's own rules at the federal level is resolved.
Such an effort would do much to safeguard net neutrality.
And Elie Chouraqui's strained neutrality would much rather bore than offend.
This approach contributes to the cleaner generation of energy from biomass, approaching CO2 neutrality as much as possible.
