The Barney Frank Support Front

Barney Frank this week announced plans to repeal a law that severely curbs some forms of internet gambling. In order for Frank to be successful, it is urgent that every operator, poker player, sports bettor, gambling portal website owner, casino player etc.. from all over the globe offer support.

Read more: Online gambling community support from all over the globe


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ixgames will continue to fight the legal battle, please help us with the political fight.

Regards!

[CENTER]We will win the online gambling FIGHT![/CENTER]

All who can, please digg this article of the petition. If we can get this story to the front page it could garner thousands of signatures. This is a great way to spread the word about this petition. Thanks.

Sign This Petition At: [url="www-thepetitionsite-com/takeaction/306149419"]Internet gambling petition[/url]


Barney Frank needs our help and its the least we can do😡

Regards team ixgames :helpme

Frank will get back the Internet gambling in the U.S ......100% sure !!

The U.S is a step in the right direction :thumbsup

A new US law has been proposed which would overturn last year's banning of internet gambling. The bill proposes heavy regulation of licensed online gambling operations.

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The United States has announced that its way of complying with a recent online-gambling trade decision rendered by the World Trade Organization will be to ignore its own trade compacts. The U.S. announcement, the latest move in the long complaint brought by the island nation of Antigua and Barbuda, is a rare ploy that not only amounts to a rewrite of history, but has the potential to threaten the very framework of the WTO itself.


[CENTER](Let people do what they want with their money)[/CENTER]

Opponents of a federal ban on Internet gambling said during a congressional hearing Friday that it would be wiser to legalize and regulate betting than prohibit it.

"In the end, adults ought to be able to decide for themselves how they spend the money they earn themselves," said Rep. Barney Frank, the Democratic chairman of the House Financial Services committee and primary backer of the legalization effort.

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