GLOBALIST TAKEOVER : OBAMA’S INTERNET SURRENDER COMPLETE

President Obama promised Americans a fundamental transformation of the United States, and boy did he deliver on his promise.

A record number of illegal aliens penetrate our wide open borders and manipulate a dysfunctional visa system, the boys now urinate in the girls’ bathroom if they identify as a female, the growth of Islam in America is unstoppable, the debt is so high the number appears fake, the shrinking of the military is sickening, veterans are killing themselves at alarming rates, the war on cops is an epidemic, we’re back to segregating college campuses, Obamacare is worse than what we had before it was a law, and now we negotiate with terrorists, pay ransom to Iran, and grant them permission to build nuclear weapons so they can destroy our number one ally in the world.

The transformation list is long, but for Obama is was not long enough.  He needed to cap off his presidency by handing over the greatest communication tool ever known to mankind. As of today, Obama can pen to his resume’ that he saw to it that the internet is no longer managed by the greatest country on earth.

Washington (AFP) – The US government on Saturday ended its formal oversight role over the internet, handing over management of the online address system to a global non-profit entity.

The US Commerce Department announced that its contract had expired with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, which manages the internet’s so-called “root zone.”

That leaves ICANN as a self-regulating organization that will be operated by the internet’s “stakeholders” — engineers, academics, businesses, non-government and government groups.

The move is part of a decades-old plan by the US to “privatize” the internet, and backers have said it would help maintain its integrity around the world.

US and ICANN officials have said the contract had given Washington a symbolic role as overseer or the internet’s “root zone” where new online domains and addresses are created.

But critics, including some US lawmakers, argued that this was a “giveaway” by Washington that could allow authoritarian regimes to seize control.

A last-ditch effort by critics to block the plan — a lawsuit filed by four US states — failed when a Texas federal judge refused to issue an injunction to stop the transition.

Lawrence Strickling, who heads the Commerce Department unit which has managed these functions, issued a brief statement early Saturday confirming the transition of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA).

“As of October 1, 2016, the IANA functions contract has expired,” he said.

H/T – DennisMichaelLynch

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