HILLARY'S SECRET WAR: The plan to silence Internet journalists

World Net Daily ^ | July 6, 2005 | Richard Poe

[Winged Hussar]

Poe's expose focuses on how Hillary Clinton and the left's "shadow government" have labored to put her and her far-left agenda in the White House by controlling the still-uncensored flow of real news to Americans – via the Internet.

If that sounds too fantastic to be true, read on.

On Feb. 11, 1998, Hillary Clinton told reporters that the Internet needed an "editing" or "gatekeeping" function. The World Wide Web was out of control, she said. It needed to be reined in. Five years later, Hillary's dream is on the verge of being realized.

The McCain-Feingold Act of 2002 empowers federal judges and Federal Election Commissioners to determine who is allowed to say what about political candidates in all electronic media. On Sept. 18, 2004, U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ordered the FEC to extend its enforcement of McCain-Feingold to the Internet.

In the face of a massive outcry from bloggers, the FEC backed down from fully implementing Judge Kollar-Kotelly's order. However, the order stands. Sooner or later, it will be enforced.

Proposals are already on the table to require bloggers to register with the government and to report to the FEC any election-related blogging they undertake as "political contributions" subject to campaign finance law.

...In October 2004, David Horowitz and I published a three-part expose at FrontPageMagazine.com called, "The Shadow Party." It revealed how Hillary Clinton and George Soros had joined forces to create a network of radical billionaires, non-profit foundations, 527 committees, public employee unions and leftwing nongovernmental organization's.

This "Shadow Party" has evolved into a veritable government-in-exile, with enormous influence in every sector of corporate, cultural, political, academic, financial and public life. Its most successful project to date has been the suppression of free speech through the McCain-Feingold Act.

[Mind-numbed Robot]

God damn John McCain!

Think FBI files. Think POW turncoat kept secret.

[Froufrou]

Great post! Now, I wonder about this:

"and leftwing nongovernmental organization's."

If this is floating around 'political contributions' then exactly where do NONgovernmental orgs fit in? Is that the CYA for Soros?

[proud American in Canada]

What we really need are names in every field that is mentioned in this article and documentation, starting with the CIA and Pentagon.

Eva, sounds like this is a job for backhoe. :) (If he has the time/wants to do this)

I hope all is well with you, backhoe--I haven't seen you around much. :(

[backhoe]

I hope all is well with you, backhoe--I haven't seen you around much. :(

Ah, we've had a hard few weeks around the house:

The Rainbow Bridge - Hugs and Prayers for Backhoe

Our old dog Taffy has died... [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]
01 Feb 2007 14:58 backhoe

However, life renews itself:

Afternoon announcement by Miss Emily! Teh Yeah!!

Filed under: Teh Silly — The Plague Fairy.. at 3:53 pm on Saturday, February 3, 2007

I have an announcement. Backhoe and I are the proud parents of a baby boy named Cole. He is a part collie puppy and so far has:

rearranged most of our throw rugs
stolen a pair of Backhoe's shoes
discovered that heaters are hot
had diarrhea twice
thrown up once
scared the daylights out of our cockatiel
tried to eat my heating pad
stolen my foot massager

and he’s only been here an hour and a half.

The house is no longer too quiet.
Puppies do sleep, don’t they?????

Comments (31)

[MEG33]

Just dowloaded it..Thank you.

[Gone_Postal]

Hillary’s gonna be the best president since Hitler himself!

[MEG33]

LOL! Really cute puppy! Good to see you!

[napscoordinator]

I just wonder who voted on this. What Republicans voted for this bill? Does anyone know? I think that Senator McCain gets most of the hits, but I think that if you voted for it they should be accountable too.

[backhoe]

LOL! Really cute puppy! Good to see you!

Good to see you, MEG33-- right now, I'd trade him for a nice, quiet cat.

The shelter claimed he was 6 months old, but the mobile vet who checked him Tuesday places him at four months... gnaw, gnaw, gnaw...

This morning, he discovered how much fun it is pulling clothes off of chairs and onto the floors, so we are changing the "just toss it on a chair" system of fabric storage.

[MEG33]

It's been a long time since I had a puppy..They are a handful..but adorable. I have a kitty..once a starving , worm ridden stray. She is definitely easier than a puppy on the house and belongings.

[backhoe]

It's been a long time since I had a puppy..They are a handful..but adorable. I have a kitty..once a starving , worm ridden stray. She is definitely easier than a puppy on the house and belongings.

I haven't had a puppy since my Boxer in 1983-- it's a good thing they are cute, because there are times you're tempted to take them back.

Cats are a lot easier on the nerves. You did a good thing, rescuing a stray- they ask so little, and give so much back.

[MEG33]

She is a good buddy..Like you I had lost a beloved pet..another once stray kitty..and this one has gradually wormed her way into my heart. Good luck with your new little "home wrecker"..LOL!

[backhoe]

She is a good buddy..Like you I had lost a beloved pet..another once stray kitty..and this one has gradually wormed her way into my heart. Good luck with your new little "home wrecker"..LOL!

Yes, they do worm their way into your heart, and when they go, they take a little of that with them.

Eerily enough, the shelter had a "white wolf" that looked just like out old Taffygirl- they could have been twins, except for the age differences. I was sorely tempted, even knowing that we could never get her back- but for good or ill, my wife was smitten with the scoundrel in the picture.

And he's still finding mischief to get into. Just when I think I've Puppy-Proofed the house, he gets into something else he shouldn't.

[Eva]

Yes, this is John McCain's fault. He did this out of anger that the Republican base chose George Bush over him. In his arrogance, McCain attributed his loss the money connections of the Bush family, and thought that he would cut other wealthy Republican candidates off at the knees if he limited their access to funding. Now McCain is paying the price, all the other candidates have declared to forgo federal election funds, and McCain is left with the choice of being the only one to limit his campaign funds or abandoning his stand on the corruption of money.