Obama could seize the Internet


	Obama could seize the Internet

mklosinski

8-29-2009 9:39 AM

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obama, congress, internet

mklosinski says:

He seized ABC to promote his Health Care. If he can seize the internet, why should he not be able to seize the newspapers, radio, and TV. Does this not scare the hell out of everyone?
The enemy is in the White House.

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8-29-2009 4:52 PM

Steve Savage

If they can seize the Internet, they WILL seize the Internet.

I know I have been criticized by some for citing scripture for my purpose, but if you will allow me just this one invocation, it is this:

DEAR LORD GOD, PLEASE SAVE US FROM THE CONTROL FREAKS!

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