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*Date:* 2/3/2011 7:14:23 AM

*Subject:* Must-have info: Obama preparing a "web kill switch" with Google





Must-have info: Obama preparing a "web kill switch" with Google

Fellow conservatives,

There's something very uncomfortable, and probably unethical, going on
between the Obama administration and corporate giant Google.

You won't get the real story from the media - so Conservative Action Alerts
has done a little research and uncovered some alarming Obama-Google
connections.

Take a minute to read this little tale; I think you will be just as
concerned as we are about how the White House is cozying up to the largest,
most powerful search engine in the world.

Sincerely,

Tony Adkins
Spokesperson, Conservative Action Alerts





*OBAMANET*


Google executive Eric Schmidt, who just stepped down as their lead
executive, said in October last year that *"the Google policy on a lot of
things is to get right up to the creepy line and not cross it."*

He failed. Because what you are about to read is *REALLY CREEPY.*

Consumer Watchdog, a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization, has called on
House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-CA)
to investigate the Obama administration's close ties to Google.

Google has spent millions of dollars on lobbying and political
contributions, trying to spin their way out of big questions about their
monopolistic practices and privacy breaches... but having friends in high
places, like, say, *THE WHITE HOUSE*, certainly helps when pesky
investigations start cropping up.

You first need to be aware that *Google employees donated over $800,000 to
Obama's presidential campaign.* Former CEO Schmidt campaigned for Obama and
served as an informal "economic advisor" during his run. Then when Obama got
elected, Schmidt and other executives pitched in $25,000 each to help pay
for the inaugural celebration.

So naturally, Obama rewarded all their hard work with administration jobs.
Schmidt sits on Obama's Council of Science and Technology Advisors, and
other Google employees acted as "advisors" to the Obama transition team.

The most visible appointee (and the most controversial) has turned out to be
Andrew McLaughlin. McLaughlin used to be head of global public policy at
Google, and now he is Deputy Chief Technology Officer for the Obama
administration.

That means McLaughlin shapes public policy that affects Google's rivals in
the technology industry.

But wait? Didn't Obama claim he was against such a thing when he campaigned
for President? Why, yes he did, and it is stated directly on his campaign
website:

*"No political appointees in an Obama-Biden administration will be permitted
to work on regulations or contracts directly and substantially related to
their prior employer for two years."*


Rep. Issa is already familiar with McLaughlin because it came to light
recently that McLaughlin used his personal email account to discuss policy
matters with Google.

The White House's response was to "reprimand" McLaughlin and reassure the
country that it wasn't a big deal, because he *"didn't have any effect on
policy decisions."*

No; of course not. *(wink, wink)*

The Consumer Watchdog report also raises concerns about Google's privileged
access to NASA's Moffett Airfield, which is conveniently located near
Google's headquarters in California. The report says the airport "has been
turned into a taxpayer-subsidized private airport for Google executives used
for corporate junkets."

Google and NASA struck a "deal" in 2007, allowing Google to use the airfield
"in the name of scientific research." But apparently, *Google needs to do a
lot of research in the Caribbean, or among the Hollywood elite at the
Sundance Film Festival---because those are the kinds of places Google
executives are taking the jets.*

Other groups have been denied use of the field, including a nonprofit
humanitarian group---because obviously, hitting the swag room at Sundance is
much more important than getting aid to needy people.

So there's the incestuous personnel issues and the fact that Google is using
taxpayer money for vacation jaunts---but perhaps the most serious abuse of
all occurred with the "Wi-Spy" coverup.

For three years, across thirty countries, Google's Street View cars were
supposed to be capturing STREETS... but they also *accessed open wireless
networks as well and downloaded personal information like emails, passwords
and other private data in the process.* (Schmidt's famous reply to critics
of their mapping system was, "If you don't like it, then move."... he didn't
mention what people should about the data that was stolen from them; should
*it* move, too?)

The official response from Google on the Wi-Spy issue was that a rogue
developer must have snuck some kind of code in there by accident. *Sorry!*

That apology was good enough for the Obama administration. Private data
stolen? No problem. The case was closed. No other investigation was done.
Congress never held a single hearing on the matter.

*If these "mistakes" don't sit right with you, FAX CONGRESS and demand an
investigation of Google's relationship with the Obama administration. Have
former CEO Eric Schmidt testify and answer questions about how it was
possible for Google to download personal data from hundreds of millions of
people across thirty countries by supposed accident---and what happened to
the data that was captured? **

The American people deserve to know the truth about Wi-Spy. We need to know
how Google's special relationship with President Obama is affecting policy,
and why our tax dollars are paying for Google executives to party around the
world. You can send Blast Faxes to Congress right now and demand they begin
an 
investigation.*<http://news.dienerconsultants.com/ct/5290573:7931862733:m:1:164179858:5F9B1961452390212AEAB767D6649A2E>

Google has a treasure trove of personal information about users, and the
Obama/Marxist White House can benefit from that information. What is going
on behind closed doors with Obama and Google? How are their decisions
affecting us?

Consider the Obama-Google connection in light of the "Net Neutrality" Act
that was passed by the FCC in December, something that Google lobbied very
hard for.

It was one of Google's top policy priorities. Net Neutrality essentially
amounts to a takeover of the Internet by the federal government (which just
happens right now to be Google's best friend). New regulations have the
potential to forever change how American citizens access the Internet, how
much they pay, and what speeds they encounter while downloading data. Even
though it got blocked by the courts, the Obama's FCC voted along party lines
to pass it in December.

The winner in net neutrality? Google and the federal government. The loser?
*YOU.*

*There is now a new push in Congress to give Obama an internet "kill
switch," which he could use to shut down sites in the event of a
cybersecurity emergency.*

The kill switch bill would create a federal certification program for
"cybersecurity professionals," and a requirement that certain computer
systems and networks in the private sector be managed by people who have
been awarded that license.

Lee Tien, a senior staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation in
San Francisco says *"As soon as you're saying that the federal government is
going to be exercising this kind of power over private networks, it's going
to be a really big issue."*

"Make no mistake: We need to end an era in Washington where accountability
has been absent, oversight has been overlooked, your tax dollars have been
turned over to wealthy CEOs and the well-connected corporations. You need
leadership you can trust to work for you, not for the special interests who
have had their thumb on the scale. And together, we will tell Washington,
and their lobbyists, that their days of setting the agenda are over. They
have not funded my campaign. You have. They will not run my White House.
You'll help me run my White House." -- Obama on the campaign trail


Google had almost no presence in Washington four years ago; now they have
Obama as a BFF, former employees in the administration, and a policy staff
of about twenty people on K Street.

The "I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine" relationship with Obama has
clearly given Google special treatment.

That was clearer than ever just recently, when Obama attended a fundraiser
at the home of a top Google executive, earning $30,400 a head---and he
didn't say a word about the income shifting techniques Google has been using
to avoid paying taxes on foreign profits. Their nifty accounting has cost
the U.S. government $60 billion in annual revenue.

We know Obama likes to spend our money, so it's really a shame he couldn't
press his friends at Google to hand over that $60 billion.

*FAX CONGRESS and demand an investigation of Google's relationship with the
Obama administration. Have former CEO Eric Schmidt testify and answer
questions about how it was possible for Google to download personal data
from hundreds of millions of people across thirty countries by supposed
accident---and what happened to the data that was captured? **

The American people deserve to know the truth about Wi-Spy. We need to know
how Google's special relationship with President Obama is affecting policy,
and why our tax dollars are paying for Google executives to party around the
world. You can send Blast Faxes to Congress right now and demand they begin
an 
investigation.*<http://news.dienerconsultants.com/ct/5290573:7931862733:m:1:164179858:5F9B1961452390212AEAB767D6649A2E>

Obama's "accomplishments" have amounted to him taking over everything from
healthcare to banks, businesses and food---and now he's taken a predominant
interest in the Internet and all things "cyber."

We know enough of this relationship to be worried---what is going on that we
have not yet discovered? Let's *alert Congress
immediately*<http://news.dienerconsultants.com/ct/5290573:7931862733:m:1:164179858:5F9B1961452390212AEAB767D6649A2E>and
put an end to these strange bedfellows.

Sincerely,

Tony Adkins
Spokesperson, Conservative Action Alerts

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