Monday, 15 February 2010

Congress and the Media want Internet 'Driver's Licenses'

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It should come as no surprise that two of the bastions of the hegomonising swarm, Time magazine and the New York Times, are backing an equivalent of a internet “driver’s licence” that would be required for access to the web.

It's so much easier to silence an exposed news source. Not to mention, the 'news' media have lost the news game to bloggers who are making the real scoops, so it totally makes sense that they want to send people running for the hills so they can have their business back.

This totalitarian call is in response to those souls who risked life and limb to expose the Global Warming fraud in the days leading up to the CopenHagen Climate Conference at which it Obama was expected to sign a treaty that would pretty much take away the sovereignty of every Amercan.

Without the free and unlicensed internet, the completely fictitious global warming “consensus” would still be unchallenged, state power massively enlarged, at least $54 trillion of Western taxpayers’ money flooding into the coffers of carbon companies.

Rest assured kind readers that blogacause will never support this 'license', and will do everything within our collective programming experience to nullify this type of dangerous intrusion into the lives of humans everywhere.

We will not comply with any directive of any government agency or judiciary anywhere which would compromise the anonymity of our bloggers.

'nuff said.