Internet Surrender

UN bureaucracy on steroids

In two days, on October 1st, oversight and control of ICANN will no longer be conducted by the United States.  That means the Internet will be controlled by foreign governments free to impose whatever restrictions they wish on its use.  When we learn that even democratic German government  pressured Zuckenberg to censor - that means delete -  100,000 posts on Facebook that were essentially anti-Muslim invasion, we have seen what's in store of us, and the true future of the Internet.  Imagine Iran, Saudi Arabia, China or North Korea telling us Internet users what we may say - and what we can't.  Freedom of expression?  Gone.  Anti-government, anti-Muslim viewpoints?  Gone.  Breitbart, Drudge, Limbaugh, Hannity, Savage, Alex Jones, every Christian conservative blogger like yours truly?  Gone.  Enterprise sites like Gander Mountain, Gun Broker and others?  Gone.  Even advocacy sites like RNC, NRA, GOA, and scores of others?  Gone.

What's to be done?  Failing congress stopping this - which is laughably unlikely -  let's look to American history to determine a course of action.

When the British became dictatorial and oppressive in the American colonies, the minutemen took them on and killed them.

When the Barbary pirates raided US and international shipping off the coast of northeast Africa, the US Marines came in and killed them.

When Pancho Villa's gang raided and terrorized the southwest US territories, General Pershing went in and killed them.

When Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, the US Navy chased them back across the Pacific and killed them.

When whistle blowers tried to expose the Clinton Crime Machine, someone came in and killed them.

When the Soros backed globalists bought a US presidency and spent eight years trying to crush the constitution and freedoms in the US,  . . . . . .  the end of that story hasn't been written.

Yet.