Obama for America Wants You to Report Others to AttackWatch

Barack Obama at Notre Dame in Graduation Robe

The Obama for America campaign wants you to report Web content you consider to be attacks on Barack Obama. If you like living in a society where citizens inform on each other for their controversial thoughts and words, please go to the Obama for America Web site (BarackObama.com) and report all offensive Web content to the Obama 2012 campaign. You can upload videos, upload photos, report URLs, expose thought crimes, etc. You can even report Web sites like Great Blue Abyss if you feel they are critical of Barack Obama. This is your chance to embrace fascism, get down with the police state, and get your neighbors in trouble if they are failing to get in line with Obama's policies and goals.

AttackWatch.com, the companion site to BarackObama.com, is very similar in concept to the controversial flag@whitehouse.gov email address the Obama Administration set up in August of 2009 to encourage citizens to inform on each other by sending reports to the White House of information critical of Barack Obama's socialized medicine plan, now commonly known as ObamaCare. It is also eerily reminiscent of one of the Barack Obama 2008 campaign Web sites, FightTheSmears.com, which encouraged people to forward critical emails to watchdog@barackobama.com.

You can access the report form directly at the "Report an Attack" page on the AttackWatch site.

Do not be misled, BarackObama.com and AttackWatch.com share resources, URLs, and domains. The two sites are practically one and the same. This is now the third time the Barack Obama camp has boldly come forward and specifically encouraged citizens to report on each other for doing nothing more than opposing Obama. If the Internet had been around during the days of Stalin, Hitler, Mao, etc., they too would have gotten things started with Web sites like AttackWatch.

Barack Obama Wants to Know What You Do on the Internet

In an article titled "U.S. Web-Tracking Plan Stirs Privacy Fears," Spencer S. Hsu and Cecilia Kang of the Washington Post are reporting that the Obama administration is seeking to reduce the Web privacy rules that apply to the Federal government.

Currently, the Federal government is largely banned from collecting data on visitors to its Web sites; however, the Obama administration wants to relax these rules. The excuse for reducing your privacy protections is that the government wants to bring more transparency to government. This claims is ridiculous. Obama's people want to reduce your privacy rights on the Web, because they want to make it easier for them to spy on you. For some reason, Chairman Obama's administration wants to know what sites you visit and how often. You should be deeply concerned about why the Executive Branch wants this information and what they intend to do with it.

Just imagine if you were doing a report on firearms for your job or a class. What if you spent an hour or so browsing Web sites that sell firearm-related products and then visited the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms. The BATF would be able to access your cookies and flag you as someone who has a particular interest in guns. What if you happened to be working on a paper that specifically covers weapons used by terrorists. Who knows what could happen? You might get flagged as a security threat and wind up on a watch list.

Your private life is about to get less private.