How To Send The Government An E-Mail?

Contacting the White House [En Español]

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The internet is 'policed' much more by our authorities than people think. Huge amounts of 'selected' words that will 'flag-up' when used and get the attention of the authorities - or if the authorities have a reason for following up a persons internet habits etc. This rubbish that these authorities 'have to get' legal permission to do this or that - is just that - rubbish. When a government authority needs to get information (from anywhere - any person) - they go and get it - we have 'all' been controlled/watched etc for the last 60yrs. With these middle-east troubles - internet rallying - all governments will have taken some sort of action in their countries regarding the internet - they having seen the power it has - and 'without doubt' they will limit its use by the peoples in the future. There is no way it won't happen - no government (including the UK) will allow an internet sponsored peoples up-rising - only dreamers would disagree. Countries around the world (in the past) have already restricted/stopped the use of the internet for periods of time - they have the control - not the internet users.

You have a computer. Google the particular government entity that you wish to get in contact with. Whether its the IRS, military, state, federal, municipality or county. Be specific in your search.

Lemme guess you aren't the sharpest tool in the shed are ya?

Don't email. That won't get you anywhere. Instead, wait for the specific politician you want to talk to does a town hall meeting and corner them with your question. You can't lose,because usually media is there too.

Contact your local congressman. That is the only way any letter will get read.

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what part of the government, like the white house, or homeland security or the FDA or what?

just google it.

either way your email is gonna have to be looked at by like 12 different people, then it might sit for awhile until someone reads it.

there is no...GOVERMENT Email. sorry.

U.S. capitol.com that should get you there and you can look up the emaisl and they are there i did have it at work in 05 but have since lost that to the president.

"The Government". That's very vague.

Here's the site:

http://www.whitehouse.gov/

Go for it! Make the difference that fires you up!