The Internet Takeover Bill - This IS Real and Already Introduced to Senate!
Please take your time and read this blog post very carefully.
Because of a bill quietly sneaking its way through Congress passes, your next private email could be the last non-government message to ever hit your inbox.
What?????
In fact, in the VERY NEAR FUTURE you may even find yourself unable to log in to your email in the first place!
I know what you’re thinking: This is probably just another Internet hoax….
I wish it were.
But Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) wants to make this nightmare a reality. That’s why Rockefeller recently introduced S. 773, “The Cybersecurity Act of 2009.”
You can verify this at: http://www.govtrack.us a website where you can track members of congress, bills & resolutions, voting records and congressional committees and records.
The actual link to track this specific bill is:
http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=s111-773
This bill is in the first step in the legislative process. Introduced bills and resolutions first go to committees that deliberate, investigate, and revise them before they go to general debate. The majority of bills and resolutions never make it out of committee.
The latest action on this as of the writing of this post was that on Apr 1, 2009: Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.
Initial co-sponsors include Senators Evan Bayh (D-IN), Bill Nelson (D-FL) and Olympia Snowe (R-ME).
You see, the illuminati, the group that currently controls world power, of which Jay Rockefeller is a major member of, (see the post about The New World Order to find out more) is seeking sweeping new powers to “shut down” all private internet in the event of a “cybersecurity emergency” — a vague term that the Administration can define at their discretion.
And Rockefeller’s bill accomplishes just that.
That’s why this expansive new power grab should really be called “The Internet Takeover Bill.”
As you know, the Internet has developed into an independent sphere where 1st Amendment Rights can still be (fairly) freely exercised.
It’s also become an important outlet for liberty-minded speech, cutting around the corporate censorship of the mainstream media.
And we’ve already seen the current Administration’s reaction to any online speech they deem “fishy.”
In July, the Administration called upon Americans to report their friends’ and neighbors’ emails to help silence the “disinformation” about the healthcare bills in Congress.
Well, now they want to cut out the middle man.
If the Cybersecurity Act of 2009 passes, the Administration can silence any dissenters directly — by ordering a shutdown of all Americans’ access to the Internet.
That’s right. Under this bill the Administration can order all non-government U.S. networks to shut down access to the Internet.
But wait….there’s more!
Even outside of periods of White House-declared “emergency,” this bill mandates that private-sector networks only be managed by government-licensed “cybersecurity professionals.”
If you think dealing with your office IT department is bad now, just wait until they’re federally-licensed bureaucrats.
And God forbid you like to visit websites that spread “fishy disinformation” like freemarket healthcare solutions: Passing bills that suit their own agenda could soon become enough of an “emergency” for the Administration to shut them down.
You know, “for the public good”.
You probably like staying in touch with your family and friends, and having access to uncensored news and current events.
AND if your business happens to be Internet Marketing…well you’re basically screwed!
This is why it’s critical to step up and speak out NOW! Send everyone you know the link to this post, WRITE YOUR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - CLICK HERE and demand that the Cybersecurity Act of 2009 NOT pass Senate or Congress in any way, shape or form!
Today, legislation like this — built on the same principles as the infamous Patriot Act has to sneak through Congress quietly. Don’t’ let it happen….SPEAK UP NOW!
They know Americans are no longer willing to swallow this “for our own good” swill.
And it’s especially critical that YOU and other fellow Revolutionaries fight this power grab before it quietly passes and we have no more freedom of information.
Can you imagine how easily those in power could fabricate an “emergency” on a big money bomb day for a strong liberty candidate threatening the establishment?
Or how about message boards vital to planning and freedom rallies and protests of bills that take away our rights?
With “right-wing extremists” freely and visibly exercising their 2nd Amendment rights at such events, no doubt the White House could declare an “emergency” and shut down all online planning.
I don’t want to see demonstrations of liberty extinguished. I hope you don’t either.
Please step up and speak out NOW! Send everyone you know the link to this post, WRITE YOUR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - CLICK HERE and demand that the Cybersecurity Act of 2009 NOT pass Senate or Congress in any way, shape or form!
Anyone interested in keeping their rights and access to freedom of information will need to actually take some action to fight this bill, because it’s clear that the Internet is the next frontier for liberty politics and your personal freedoms are on the line.
If you do nothing to protect your freedoms and leave it to someone else then you won’t have any freedoms left. Stop looking to someone else to fight this…YOU are the one that has to do this.
So please step up and speak out NOW! Send everyone you know the link to this post, WRITE YOUR STATE REPRESENTATIVE - CLICK HERE and demand that the Cybersecurity Act of 2009 NOT pass Senate or Congress in any way, shape or form!
We need to fight to make sure they can’t disconnect your computer, shut down your favorite websites, or block your email.
You need to stay educated and active! TAKE ACTION NOW!!!
We’ve put too much time into building our pro-liberty online networks, websites and email lists. We simply cannot afford to give the illuminati the power to dismantle all that at the drop of a hat.
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Update as of February 5, 2010: Fortunately that particular bill didn’t go anywhere, however, the full House began debating cybersecurity and they’re on track to pass a pared down bill to address the issue. The bill they’re working on, the Cybersecurity Enhancement Act of 2009, was introduced in November 2009 by Rep. Daniel Lipinski [D, IL-3] and Rep. Michael McCaul [R, TX-10].
This bill has been passed in the House. The bill now goes on to be voted on in the Senate. Keep in mind that debate may be taking place on a companion bill in the Senate, rather than on this particular bill. [Last Updated: Feb 5, 2010]
If you would like to read the text of the bill CLICK HERE Then either click on H.R.4061 or the link show changes.