Article from The Daily Caller by Amber Athey.
MSNBC anchor Ali Velshi got absolutely destroyed during an interview Thursday with former FCC commissioner Robert McDowell about net neutrality.
Velshi got increasingly frustrated throughout the interview, even getting angry at his guest at one point for citing the laws that govern internet regulation.
McDowell kicked off the interview by explaining that net neutrality, which applies Title II of the Communications Act of 1934 to broadband internet networks, wasn’t created until February of 2015.
He responded to Velshi’s argument that repealing net neutrality might freeze out startups, reminding him that new tech companies like Facebook were created well before 2015.
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Velshi is an Indian name. He grew up in Kenya and South Africa. S0 why is he here on American TV? What does he have to do with American Ideology. And what is his vested interest in forcing “net neutrality” on us?
Each and every time they have pushed some “neutrality” on America is was in favor of the liberals being given control and silencing any conservatives.
WE KNOW WHO YOU ARE.
Perhaps he’s part of a chain.
Nikki Haley is US-born of Indian parents.
Velshi is Canadian.
Ravi Zacarias is a well-known Christian apologists who represents Christianity in universities everywhere, philosophically and historically. He was born in India, emigrated with family to Canada as a young boy, has settled in the US.
Dinesh d’Souza is US-born of East Indian parents. (Name is Portuguese I think, so that would probably place the parents coming from the area around Goa.)
I worked with a US-born son of parents from India who was a libertarian like me, an anarcho-capitalist.
My wife is from Honduras, where the communist Manuel Zelaya is trying to be the strongman dictator for life that he tried to be in 2009. TSE (Tribunal Supremo Electoral) declared Juan Hernandez the winner of the UN- and OAS-observed elections, Zelaya says Nasralla (his front man) won the votes, so his followers should demonstrate in the plazas until the country lets him rule. They have already blocked a great number of highways throughout the country, burned down buildings, tried to burn a centuries-old church, and looted a bunch of department stores.
Some 6,000 jobs, mostly the poor, have been lost in all the ruckus. The presidential candidate Nasralla said he isn’t afraid of the gangs, “They are my friends”, he said. Juan Orlando Hernandez has been pushing the resolution and prosecution of both gang crimes, building super-max prisons to house them, and fighting corruption, even “letting” authorities arrest his own cousin in one scandal.