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Ever since being elected president, Obama’s style has been one of neutralizing and neutering

Neutralize Obama’s Hijacking of the Internet

Barack Obama is knocking all little people in civil society off the Information Highway—but leaving the coast clear for all Islamic terrorists.



Average citizens who depend on the Internet to get their message out will be ‘regulated’ off beginning three days from now, but ISIS which recruits new members from off the ‘Net will continue to send its threats and gruesome YouTubes online.

In fact, when all regulations from Obama’s 332-page book of ‘Net Neutrality’ are in place, only governments and terrorists will be free to blog and post.

Obama calls his takeover of the public’s most reliable means of communication, “Net Neutrality”. But in reality, it’s an overnight Hijacking of the common man’s Information Highway.

“Quickly and quietly”, high-handed Barack Obama and the Democrats are working on hijacking the Information Highway. (Canada Free Press, Feb. 12, 2015)

“Big Government takeover of the Internet will become a fait accompli by February 26, 2015, with a Federal Communications Commission (FCC ) vote. By the time the public becomes aware of it, the Internet will already belong to Obama.

“Suffering in silence with no means of communication to others is exactly what Obama wants on his mission for his ever-expanding ‘Fundamental Transformation of the Free West’.”

In fact, after Feb. 26, stories such as this one will never be able to find their way to you.

“This is a massive power grab and government at its worst,” FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai told talk show host Mark Levin last week.

FCC members like Pai have been ordered to stay mum on the 332-page Obama plan that changes forever the average Joe’s access to the Worldwide Net.

“If I get in trouble, so be it,” Pai told Levin.

“Community organizers running governments always hide their dirty tricks behind innocuous sounding names. ObamaCare was first the Affordable Health Care Act. Hijacking the Information Highway sounds so much less lethal when it’s introduced to the masses as ‘Net Neutrality’. (CFP)

“The Federal Elections Commission (FEC) getting to regulate every word by popular major news outlets like Drudge is only one side of the government grab.

“Not everybody who tweets, blogs or shares their views on social media is a potential enemy of the state. Millions use the ‘Net to keep in touch with loved ones stationed at lonely military posts; to stay up to date with children living on college campuses away from home and for keeping distant grandparents in the family loop.

“Obama’s takeover of the Internet will keep families from reaching out online to loved ones by making internet access unaffordable to them.

Pai warns, “First, the claim that President Obama’s plan to regulate the Internet does not include rate regulation is flat-out false.”

You never did get to keep the doctor you liked, or the health care insurance you chose.

You can apply the same outcome for your internet server.

Ever since being elected president, Obama’s style has been one of neutralizing and neutering.

‘Neutralizing’ is the polite description Obama counts on the mainstream media to get across to the public at large on his patent refusal to identify Islamic terrorism for what it is.

‘Neutralize’ is what Marxist Obama has tried to do to all resisters to his destructive policies.

‘Neutralization’ is the ultimate state he intends for all Christians, TEA Party members, constitution lovers, second amendment advocates after they’ve been thoroughly smeared as bible thumpers, domestic terrorists, bigots and racists by his friends in the mainstream media.

‘Neutering’ is what Obama is now trying to do to legions of civilians who depend on the Internet as their main means of communication. This kind of neutering, in effect, ‘neuters’ the typing fingers of all Internet users.

Forget NSA, the FBI the CIA, and all warnings sent by Edward Snowden. They’ve got nothing on how Net Neutrality will silence you

Some day in the near future when you type in the words “Islamic terrorists” in an Internet post, you will be knocked off the Net and find it all but impossible to climb back on again.Forget NSA, the FBI the CIA, and all warnings sent by Edward Snowden. They’ve got nothing on how Net Neutrality will silence you.

Inundate your senators, congressmen and representatives with messages demanding to keep Internet access free to the masses.

Out-twitter and out-Facebook ISIS. The public at large, who outnumber the terrorists, should find this an easy mission.

Fight Obama’s dangerous Net Neutrality with every ounce of energy you have.

Read more:

http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/69974

There are 2 things that we must do for the next few days. First, we must contact our U.S. representatives and senators about this issue. It's too late now to send them snail-mails, so we will have to email them and/or call them, and ask them to stop this.

Second, we must pray. The Restrainer hasn't left this planet yet; the Holy Spirit is still restraining evil. We must pray that He will restrain this, by thwarting Obama's wicked plot against the Internet.


Kathy G.

One more thing. We need to get the word out, and fast. I suggest that every member who has a Facebook page post this information on your page, and that you all email all of your Christian friends, in particular. I have already posted the link on my Facebookpage.

Hi Regina & Everyone,

Here is the latest so far;

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OVERNIGHT TECH: GOP looks to make final net neutrality arguments

By Julian Hattem and Mario Trujillo - 02/24/15 07:01 PM EST
THE LEDE: Congressional Republicans are gearing up for a final show of criticism before the Federal Communications Commission votes to institute tough net neutrality rules on Thursday.

Two separate House panels will hold hearings on the new rules Wednesday, which will likely serve as forums for tongue-lashing of the FCC's leadership. The agency's action to reclassify broadband as a "telecommunications" service "injects a great deal of uncertainty into the future of the Internet," majority staffers on the Energy and Commerce subcommittee on Technology wrote in a memo ahead of the morning hearing. The session is billed as an opportunity to examine the "uncertain future of the Internet" due to the regulations.

Lawmakers in the House Oversight Committee will aim their fire at concerns about undue coordination between the FCC and the White House. That session follows an effort by Chairman Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) to get hold of unredacted emails sent between the agency and the president's office and heightened scrutiny into pressure the administration may have applied.
Without representatives from the FCC, however, the arguments will likely be somewhat one-sided. Chairman Tom Wheeler declined to testify before the Oversight Committee earlier this week, saying that he would be glad to appear but needed more notice. The panel had still not announced witnesses as of Tuesday evening.

The Commerce subcommittee will hear from four outside witnesses, only one of whom -- Public Knowledge head Gene Kimmelman -- supports the looming FCC rules. Former Rep. Rick Boucher (D-Va.), industry analyst and Georgetown professor Larry Downes and Information Technology and Innovation Foundation founder Robert Atkinson will all offer warnings against the FCC imposing Title II rules on broadband networks

Read more:

http://thehill.com/policy/technology/overnights/233734-overnight-tech-hill-gop-looks-to-make-final-net-neutrality

Thank you for letting us know, Valerie. This part is chilling: