U.S. Military to Block Popular Websites for Japan


This must have just been the best idea yet for Obama. See how easy it is to shut down the Internet Websites? Japan requests it… Sure they did!! No doubt this proves the necessity of FCC control. Oh wait, they don’t have the authority? Well, then who does?

The blockage will be of a temporary nature and may increase or decrease in the size and scope as necessary.

The U.S. military has blocked access to a range of popular commercial websites in order to free up bandwidth for use in Japan recovery efforts, according to an e-mail obtained by CNN and confirmed by a spokesman for U.S. Strategic Command.

The sites — including YouTube, ESPN, Amazon, eBay and MTV — were chosen not because of the content but because their popularity among users of military computers. Sure, I believe that. Sure I do. CNN

10 Responses to “U.S. Military to Block Popular Websites for Japan”

  1. rjjrdq Says:

    Those are military computers. I found out fast that the military was not a democracy. Not sure what to say about this.

  2. Always On Watch Says:

    Yep, it’s a trial run.

    I’m guessing that Obama and his advisors believe that shutting down dissent on the Internet will help BHO to get re-elected in 2012.

  3. Matt Says:

    Test complete!

  4. bunkerville Says:

    Just a trial run… thats all!

    • Steve Dennis Says:

      That is exactly what this is, a trial run. As Conservatives on Fire says below, why does Japan need our help to shut down the internet? Something is not right here.

  5. Conservatives on Fire Says:

    Excuse me! Japan needs the help of the US to shut-down parts of the Internet???? Iran didn’t need our help. The Saudis didn’t need our help. Why would Japon need our help? This stinks!!!


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