Global Repository for Government Comments

[tom poe]

Hello:  It has occurred to me, as a result of recent efforts to send comments 
to governmental agencies, subcommittees, representatives and senators, ad 
nauseum, and with little success, and a growing concern that such obstacles 
as "email server problems", and "fax problems" and "phone problems" and "mail 
problems", that maybe the time has come, especially as it is obvious that we 
are in a global fight over personal freedoms, to consider establishing a 
Repository for comments regarding various legislation.

This Repository should be supported, not by individuals, but by governments 
around the world, wishing to enter a global [world-order] way of 
communicating.  Such costs for this Repository would be nominal, and would 
benefit all involved.  Citizens could send their email comments to particular 
mailboxes in the Repository, and governmental officials would be able to 
search and analyze for keywords, concepts, "feelings", or whatever they 
wanted.

My question is, if this project were to begin, and to go forward, what might 
be a suggestion, advice, or thoughts about how best to present this to those 
who should have a vested interest, e.g., Hollings, RIAA, BPDG, Congress, 
EUCD, UK, France, . . . . got the picture?  Your response is greatly 
anticipated and appreciated.
Thanks,
Tom Poe
Reno, NV
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