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Will bill give Obama control of Internet?

World Net Daily

by Drew Drew

April 4, 2009

A pair of bills introduced in the U.S. Senate would grant the White House sweeping new powers to access private online data, regulate the cybersecurity industry and even shut down Internet traffic during a declared "cyber emergency."

Senate bills No. 773 and 778, introduced by Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.V., are both part of what's being called the Cybersecurity Act of 2009, which would create a new Office of the National Cybersecurity Advisor, reportable directly to the president and charged with defending the country from cyber attack.

Obama's security bubble

BBC News (UK)

by Max Deveson

March 31, 2009

Barack Obama has arrived in London for the G20 summit with a large contingent of the White House staff with him.

Hundreds of security guards, doctors, chefs and others are accompanying President Obama on his visit, and the entourage includes a number of presidential vehicles - including his new armour-plated limousine, The Beast, and aeroplane, Air Force One.

Enough!

World Net Daily

by Jane Chastain

March 25, 2009

The White House and the Democratic Congress are preparing to ram Obama's massive budget blueprint down our throats as early as next week.

According to figures from the Heritage Foundation, before the recession, federal spending totaled $24,000 per household. Under President Obama's plan, federal spending will rise to $32,000 per household over the next 10 years. Obama will be long gone, but we will be saddled with this permanent increase. Just how much can you, your children and your grandchildren bear?

Bush Deficit vs. Obama Deficit in Pictures

The Heritage Foundation

by Conn Carroll

March 24, 2009

Obama has claimed that his budget would cut the deficit by half by the end of his term.

But as Heritage analyst Brian Riedl has pointed out, given that Obama has already helped quadruple the deficit with his stimulus package, pledging to halve it by 2013 is hardly ambitious. What's driving Obama's unprecedented massive deficits? Spending. Riedl details:

Quo Warranto filed by presidential candidate

newswithviews.com

by Devvy Kidd

March 18, 2009

Montgomery Blair Sibley is a candidate for president. He contacted me a couple of years ago to let me know he was going to file a Quo Warranto to remove Obama/Soetoro from office at the appropriate time.

Sibley has quite a family history and was the attorney who represented, Deborah Jeane Palfrey, dubbed the DC Madam. Her life tragically ended, allegedly, by hanging herself. Many believe she was murdered to keep the secrets buried. The filed Quo Warranto can be read here...

Debunking the obamatoids

News With Views

by Lynn Stuter

March 10, 2009

The squall of the obamatoids is getting louder and louder as we learn more and more about Also Known As (AKA) Obama; as though they can, by sheer volume, drown out the facts.

This Certification of Live Birth (COLB), as presented, was presented by FactCheck.com, FighttheSmears.org, DailyKos.com and Snopes.com, all parroting the same claims, all obamatoid websites. While the claim has been made that the varying versions appearing on the internet all emanate from the same document, inconsistencies from one reproduction to the next tend to counter this claim.

Wikipedia scrubs Obama eligibility

World Net Daily

by Aaron Klein

March 9, 2009

Wikipedia, the online "free encyclopedia" mega-site written and edited entirely by its users, has been deleting within minutes any mention of eligibility issues surrounding Barack Obama's presidency...

A perusal through Obama's current Wikipedia entry finds a heavily guarded, mostly glowing biography about the U.S. president. Some of Obama's most controversial past affiliations, including with Rev. Jeremiah Wright and former Weathermen terrorist Bill Ayers, are not once mentioned.

Commentary: Throwing billions at schools won't fix them

CNN

by Pedro A. Noguera

March 5, 2009

Over the past eight years, educational progress in the United States has been modest at best. According to a national study by the Gates Foundation ("The Silent Epidemic," 2006), dropout rates in many of our nation's largest cities are 50 percent or highe

Similarly, large numbers of students lack proficiency in reading and math in many school districts across the country, and many who graduate and go on to college are largely unprepared for the rigors of college-level course work. Seven years after the adoption of the No Child Left Behind law, it is clear we are still leaving many children behind.

Senator: Eligibility is up to the voters

World Net Daily

by Bob Unruh

March 4, 2009

Republican Martinez implies constitutional requirement for presidency can be bypassed...

"This is frightening in its implications and should alarm every freedom-loving American and military member. I myself am a veteran of the U.S. Air Force (1979-84). Senator Martinez has said, in essence, that it doesn't matter what the laws are or what the Constitution says. If the people elected him, Obama is president - period."

Obama eligibility tops AOL News

World Net Daily

by Drew Zahn

March 1, 2009

Internet giant America Online headlined its daily news coverage today with a story and polls covering the "Birthers," a group of people it describes as "fringe conservatives convinced that Barack Obama is ineligible to be president..."

The AOL coverage quotes an extensive Politico article and cites WorldNetDaily as the source for news on the United States Justice Foundation's most recent attempt to demand Obama give legal evidence of his constitutional eligibility to serve as president.

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