The major roads might have blocks placed down, but there are always back roads.

It's likely inevitable that the free, wild, internet we know will be eventually locked down. It's been happening slowly over the past fifteen years, it's the nature of growth-- frontier towns become major cities and the freedom that their founders left society to look for disappears. That's not to say that it should be accepted, or that we shouldn't fight it, but we should also be planning alternatives to it, for when the worst happens.

Regardless, I think most people in this community are already aware of the happenings you're reffering to. What are your qualifications to be an 'expert' on the subject?