For a while, it appeared that the White House had shut down its narc on your neighbor program. No such luck. It looks like the snoop operation has merely moved down the virtual hall:
To better understand what new misinformation is bubbling up online or in other venues, we want your suggestions about topics to address through the Reality Check site. To consolidate the process, the email address set up last week for this same purpose is now closed and all feedback should be sent through:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/realitycheck/contact
Meanwhile, they’re trying to lift the ban on web tracking technologies at government web sites. If this succeeds, the Obots will be collecting information on people who visit government sites via the internet.
If the the idea of leaving a “cookie” full of data at every government web site you visit doesn’t give you the willies, it certainly disturbs our friends at the ACLU:
Americans rely on the information from the federal government to research politics, medical issues and legal requirements. The OMB is now asking to retain the personal and identifiable information we leave behind.
Was it “change” Obama promised us? Or was it “chains”?
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