Hello Jim and Friends,
I have no expectations from any Eurabian leaders to speak out against Islamic injustice since as is quite obvious they already caved in to Islamic pressure and have lost all sense of right and wrong. All you have to do is see the ascendancy of Shariah law in many European countries and the acceptance of the dictates of the Muslim mobs in those countries. That's why Geert Wilders is to be applauded and lauded for his fight against this great peril facing all of us. Namely the Islamic takeover of the world which as you know is their plan.
The problem though is that slowly but surely the same thing is happening in the United States and all with the blessings of B Hussein the great pretender. Just this week or was it last week he had a dinner celebrating Ramadan in the White House which is obviously another method of legitimizing this barbaric religion without once ever mentioning any of the abuses this "religion" preaches; which include Jihad, terrorism, abuse of women, pedophilia, honor killings and as you all know the list goes on and on. But according to B Hussein we should respect their culture and beliefs.
The next step and as you mentioned Jim as his "ratings" are on a downward spiral he will diminish even more the freedoms that the American people enjoy and accumulate even more information on all those that oppose him and his radical socialistic, communistic and Islamic agendas. His Obama care is one way of amassing information and control over the citizens of the United States and all his Czar Lords are in the process of doing the same in the scope of their illegal powers.
The below article shows another aspect or way the great pretender plans to gather information on all the opposition and it's frightening to imagine the outcome of all the amassed information he's accumulating on all of us.
Shalom,
Peter
LIFE WITH BIG BROTHER
White House spammer-in-chief wants contractor to track critics
Posted: September 02, 2009
8:57 pm Eastern
National Legal and Policy Center, or NLPC, revealed the White House New Media team is seeking to hire a technology vendor to collect data such as comments, tag lines, e-mail, audio and video from any place where the White House "maintains a presence" – for a period of up to eight years.
By Chelsea Schilling
© 2009 WorldNetDaily
The White House is hiring a contractor to harvest information about Americans from its pages on social networking websites such as Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr.
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"The contractor shall provide the necessary services to capture, store, extract to approved formats, and transfer content published by EOP (Executive Office of the President) on publicly-accessible web sites, along with information posted by non-EOP persons on publicly-accessible web sites where the EOP offices under PRA (Presidential Records Act) maintains a presence," the posting states.

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According to the 51-page solicitation of bids posted Aug. 21, the purpose of the mining and archiving project is to "comply with the Presidential Records Act," though the listing does not specify how the information will be used. It states that the government is currently collecting data from social networks both programmatically and by use of daily screenshots.

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The program is expected to be fully operational within 30 days after the contract is awarded to a vendor.
The White House pages at Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, YouTube and Flickr contain thousands of comments from Americans – both supportive and critical of the administration and its policies.

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Contractors must agree to keep information disclosed by the EOP in the "strictest confidence" and restrict access "to those employees who must have the information to perform the work provided herein on a 'need-to-know' basis."
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NLPC warns, "[V]irtually any communication mentioning the president or the administration could become subject to collection and archiving under the act. This is not out of an 'abundance of caution,' but out of an over-abundance of power. President Obama should make sure that this plan goes no further."
'Fishy' info on health care
As WND reported, the Obama administration has made several efforts to collect information about citizens in the past. The White House announced a program Aug. 4, pleading with people around the nation to forward to a White House e-mail address anything they see "about health insurance reform that seems fishy."
Scary chain e-mails and videos are starting to percolate on the Internet, breathlessly claiming, for example, to 'uncover' the truth about the president's health insurance reform positions.
There is a lot of disinformation about health insurance reform out there, spanning from control of personal finances to end of life care. These rumors often travel just below the surface via chain e-mails or through casual conversation. Since we can't keep track of all of them here at the White House, we're asking for your help. If you get an e-mail or see something on the web about health insurance reform that seems fishy, send it to flag@whitehouse.gov.
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, demanded that President Obama either halt the "snitch" program or define how he would protect the privacy of those who send or are the subject of e-mails to the flag@whitehouse.gov e-mail address.
"I am not aware of any precedent for a president asking American citizens to report their fellow citizens to the White house for pure political speech that is deemed 'fishy' or otherwise inimical tothe White House's political interests," the Texas senator wrote in a letter to Obama.
"By requesting that citizens send 'fishy' e-mails to the White House, it is inevitable that the names, e-mail addresses, IP addresses, and private speech of U.S. citizens will be reported… You should not be surprised that these actions taken by your White House staff raise the specter of a data collection system."
'Compelling need' for cookies
WND has also reported that the Obama administration has announced plans to lift a government ban on tracking visitors to government websites, and potentially, collect their personal data through the use of "cookies" – an effort some suspect may already be in place on White House sites.
A ban on such tracking by the federal government on Internet users has been in place since 2000, however, the White House Office of Management and Budget now wants to lift the ban citing a "compelling need."

This screenshot shows computer cookies collected on WhiteHouse.gov and Recovery.gov
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In fact, according to the Electronic Privacy and Information Center, federal agencies have negotiated agreements and contracts with social networking sites like Google, YouTube, SlideShare, Facebook, AddThis, Blist, Flickr and VIMEO to collect information on visitors for federal websites. All of these private companies are known to have agreements with federal agencies, but the public has never seen them.
In public comments submitted to the Office of Management and Budget, EPIC notes it has obtained documents that show federal agencies have negotiated these contracts with the private sector in violation of "existing statutory privacy rights." Those agencies include: Department of Defense, Department of the Treasury, and the National Security Agency.
There are suspicions the White House is already involved.
According to Obama "technology czar" Vivek Kundra, the "compelling need" driving this major policy reversal is the administration's desire to create "more open" government and to "enhance citizen participation in government."
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