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"This week, 24 privacy and civil liberties groups sent a letter raising concerns about the legislation to the sponsors, including that it could limit free speech and free inquiry, Computerworld reported.\n\n"We are concerned that the emergency actions that could be compelled could include shutting down or limiting internet communications," the letter reads.\n\nBut the architects of the plan, committee chairman Senator Joe Lieberman and Senator Susan Collins, have this week released a "Myth v. Reality" document that hits back at these criticisms.\n\nThey say the threat of a catastrophic cyber attack is real and not a matter of "if" but "when". Cyber crime was also costing the US economy billions of dollars annually and the bill would "modernise the government's ability to safeguard the nation's cyber networks from attack and will establish a public/private partnership to set national cyber security priorities".\n\nThe senators rejected the "kill switch" claim, arguing that the President already had authority under the Communications Act to "cause the closing of any facility or station for wire communication" when there is a "state or threat of war"."

While it's impossible to rank them, two of England's most popular cities are often compared with one another in endless debates. Thinking of their historical significance, the traditional and cultural heritage that they're rich with, or even their modernization in recent years, everyone seems to have mixed opinions about them. So, since it's understandable that both these locations have their own appeal, we recommend that you take the next airport transfers Leeds to Manchester and see for yourself. You'll agree that the description below will seem right in most cases: