Obama’s handing off Internet to China Controlled UN ITU now a fait accompli

Welcome to Day 1 of the World Wide Web under new—foreign—management.

As quickly as you could say Barry Soetoro the Internet was all but officially stamped ‘Made in China’ at midnight last night.

No notice of the dramatic change was made by the New York Times, Washington Post or any of the other mainstream media power brokers.

But Andrea Zelinski of the Houston Chronicle did report at 7:20 p.m., Friday that a federal judge had rejected Attorney General Ken Paxton’s 11th-hour attempt to keep the internet address book under U.S. control:

“A federal judge on Friday rejected Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s attempt to block an Obama administration plan to allow a contract with a nonprofit that manages the internet’s address book to expire.

[link to canadafreepress.com]