The Department of Justice’s Federal Trade Commission’s Consumer Protection Division’s CAN SPAM Act, Anti-SPAM Group had defrauded the American People say many Anti-SPAM activists. How dare the FTC report to Congress of their dismal performance after their horse and pony show about their clever and aggressive fight on SPAM? Was all that a lie? It appears to be as their report to Congress indicated only a 9% decline in SPAM. Many believe that in itself is a lie, I am in agreement, as I too have been studying SPAM and can tell you that that SPAM is not going down, it has not for me.

The Department of Justice’s Federal Trade Commission’s Consumer Protection Division’s CAN SPAM Act, Anti-SPAM Group has failed the consumer and now fraudulently misrepresents to the American People with what I believe to be bad data. How can we trust the Justice Department of the United States of America in a time when they need the support of the American People on the war on terror, when we have a division of a division of a division running around doing public relations skits which are a façade and farce. We must throw in jail those who are responsible at the FTC and put in prison anyone who lied to Congress at the The Department of Justice’s Federal Trade Commission’s Consumer Protection Division’s CAN SPAM Act, Anti-SPAM Group. Think on it.

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