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Flim Flammed will never share your email address with anyone.

Those who don’t recognize this odd sentence would be well-served to read about “All base are belong to us” at Wikipedia.

Meanwhile, contemplate the constitutionality of this:

• A Spanish citizen has a website hosted in the Bahamas.
• This person sells trips to Cuba to Europeans.
• This person makes the mistake of registering his web site domains using a police state-based, er I mean United States-based, domain registrar.

And the His successful non-U.S. business is brought to its knees by the Treasury Department, which demands that the U.S.-based domain registrar shut down his domains AND refuse to transfer them to a non-U.S. domain registrar.

And that’s exactly what they do. Without recourse of any substance.

Read the details in the NY Times. Unbelievable. Sort of.

According to Pentagon documents, the Internet must be treated as an enemy weapons system. Clearly, users of the Internet, regardless of where they live, must be part of that.

And one of the primary reasons for this enemy designation? “the potential for the dissemination of ideas and information not consistent with US government themes and messages, commonly known as free speech.”

http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=JES20080202&articleId=7980