by Ian Mosley

Internet news commentator Warner Todd Huston’s latest article reports “It looks like Google has officially joined the Barack Obama campaign, and decided that its contribution will be to shut down any blog on the Google-owned Blogspot.com blogging system that has an anti-Obama message. …Google has begun to go through its many thousands of blogs to lock out the owners of anti-Obama blogs so that the noObama message is effectively squelched. Thus far, Google has terminated the access by blog owners to 7 such sites and the list may be growing.”

The “blogosphere” has become a powerful and influential propaganda weapon, and it is understandable why the mysterious and as yet unidentified forces which are behind the Barack Obama phenomenon would want to deny access to the blogosphere to anyone who is critical of their new, American cult figure.

The article continues “It isn’t just conservative sites that Google’s Blogger platform is eliminating. For instance, www.comealongway.blogspot.com has been frozen and this one is a Hillary-supporting site….All I can say is, WOW! If Google is willing to abuse its power like this even against fellow leftists, what does it plan against conservatives, the folks Google hates even more!? …So, it looks like what we have here is an Obama dirty trick to shut down political opposition. Looks like Obmatons aren’t much for that whole democracy thing, eh?”

It is still unclear exactly what is going on in the upper echelons of power with the Obama phenomenon, but someone has tapped this young Black nobody for the gold ring, and that someone has power to spare. The media has convinced millions of people to donate to Obama. Most of Obama’s popularity comes from the fact that he has stolen the anti-war issue from Ron Paul even though it’s dubious whether he will end the war any sooner than McCain. Whoever it is backing Obama also appears to have enough juice to lean on Google and start shutting down opposition on the Internet. Hopefully it’s just hackers who are friendly to Obama. Hopefully it’s not the government paving the way for the next CFR-approved two-party stooge.