CISPA- Yet another Kill-Bill

The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act now has more than 105 co-sponsors, and some fear the bill could go further than SOPA and PIPA in threatening online privacy. SOPA and PIPA were finally discarded earlier this year after resounding online protest changed the debate, but the same doesn’t yet appear to be the case with CISPA.
According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, H.R. 3523 “would let companies spy on users and share private information with the federal government and other companies with near-total immunity from civil and criminal liability. It effectively creates a ‘cybersecurity’ exemption to all existing laws.”
The bill could sneak through Congress quickly once it’s back in session, so be sure to track its progress.
 Once again the Internet is just another frontier that governments and corporations --  sometimes both intermingled in a corrupt haze-- just can't ignore. They have to control this thing thet keeps biting their hand. So of course they put out these stupid, irresponsible, ignorant bills to try to do exactly that: control something that threatens them.

So in order to stall CISPA we can start by contacting our reps in congress.

• EFF Action: Don’t Let Congress Use "Cybersecurity" Fears to Erode Digital Rights

As always its best to contact them by phone, you can find your rep details here:

• http://www.contactingthecongress.org/

Other coverage:

• Forget SOPA, You Should Be Worried About This Cybersecurity Bill
• Draconian ‘Privacy Invasion Bill’ Continues to Gain Support
• Even worse than SOPA: New CISPA cybersecurity bill will censor the Web
• SOPA changes name to CISPA

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Also, help reviewing the text of bill itself would be good.