Nevertheless, it's sometimes interesting to watch and see what 'the watchers' are watching.

As of late, a sampling of government visitors to LibertyFight.com reveals that government spooks not only have way too much time on their hands, but that they are feverishly tracking, tracing, reading forums and gauging opposition to the potentially eminent gun-confiscation.

Below is a small sampling of some government visitors. They include the U.S. Department Of Homeland Security in Washington, D.C., who searched on bing.com for "senator who wants to ban guns"; The U.S. Department of Justice in Potomac, Maryland, who searched on bing.com for "Sacramento Police Department reported that 156 prohibited people purchased ammunition"; The California Highway Patrol in Sacramento, California, who searched on google for "opposition to ammunition purchase permits"; Numerous vistors working for the The Navy Network Information Center (nnic) in Bremerton, Washington, and in Portsmouth, Virginia, who were spying on posters in a Virginia gun forum; as well as The State of California, and the State of Indiana, and many more.

Below are some screen shots of their visits. Aside from the man-hours and cost of having government slugs search and surveil millions of websites and opinions posted on the internet, one must ask what do they intend to do with the information. Does this have anything to do with the over one billion rounds of anti-personnel "hollow point" ammunition which the government has recently stockpiled? [See also DHS To Purchase Another 750 Million Rounds Of Ammo (8/13/12) and DHS Purchases 200 million more rounds of ammunition (9/18/12).]

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On this, the NNIC is reading comments from posters at a gun forum.

On this, they were referred from WhatReallyHappened.com