Act now! Access to the Internet is not unconditional All those who have a website, a blog as well as those who use Google or Skype, all those who like to express their views freely, investigating in a way understood to be for personal issues, professional or academic, all that shopping online, making online friends, listening to music or watching videos ... Million of Europeans depend on the Internet either directly or indirectly as part of their lifestyle. To take it away, to limit it, to restrict it or to condition it will have a direct impact on what we do. And if a small business depends on the Internet to survive, making it inaccessible in a period of crisis in which we can survive cannot be good. Therefore we know the Internet is threatened with extinction by the new laws that the European Union wants to propose at the end of April. Secondly, under these laws, service providers, that is companies that provide us with the Internet, PT, Zon, Clix and many others, will be able to legally limit the number of websites we visit, besides being able to limit the use or subscription for any services that we want from any site. People will have the kind of internet packages similar to those on the current television. It will be advertised with many "new services," but they will be exclusively controlled by the Internet provider, with access options for sites highly restricted. This means that the Internet will be packaged up and your ability to access and post content will be severely restricted. It will create packages of accessibility on the Internet that are not adapted to the actual use that we give to the Internet today. The reason is simple... Today the Internet allows exchanges between persons who are not controlled or promoted by an intermediary (the state or a large enterprise), and this situation in fact improves people’s lives, but it forces the large corporations to lose power, control and profits. And it is for this that these enterprises force the "friendly" politicians to act before this situation. The excuse is the piracy of movies and music, but the real victims will be all of us, democracy and cultural independence and information for the citizen. Recently, they came up with the idea that the piracy of videos and music promotes terrorism (http://diario.iol.pt/tecnologia/mapinet-internet-pirataria-terrorismo-crime-tvi24/1058509-406) so that it is unthinkable to a common citizen not to agree with the new laws...