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Have you heard that Malia Obama, the presidents daughter, is reportedly spending her spring break in Oaxaca, Mexico? Allegedly, shes jetting off with some of her classmates and 25 Secret Service agents to a country that the State Department has said all Americans should avoid. But something is different about the latest Obama vacation controversy: references to it are disappearing from the Internet and fast.
Around 3:00 EST, a Telegraph story reporting on the event was the first to vanish (note how the url remains the same in the before and after):
Strange happenings on the web.
Have you heard that Malia Obama, the presidents daughter, is reportedly spending her spring break in Oaxaca, Mexico? Allegedly, shes jetting off with some of her classmates and 25 Secret Service agents to a country that the State Department has said all Americans should avoid. But something is different about the latest Obama vacation controversy: references to it are disappearing from the Internet and fast.
Around 3:00 EST, a Telegraph story reporting on the event was the first to vanish (note how the url remains the same in the before and after):
Malia Obama Oaxaca, Mexico Vacation Story Disappearing from the Web | TheBlaze.com
Strange happenings on the web.
Have you heard that Malia Obama, the presidents daughter, is reportedly spending her spring break in Oaxaca, Mexico? Allegedly, shes jetting off with some of her classmates and 25 Secret Service agents to a country that the State Department has said all Americans should avoid. But something is different about the latest Obama vacation controversy: references to it are disappearing from the Internet and fast.
Around 3:00 EST, a Telegraph story reporting on the event was the first to vanish (note how the url remains the same in the before and after):
Malia Obama Oaxaca, Mexico Vacation Story Disappearing from the Web | TheBlaze.com
Just out of curiosity, why would the Obamas let a 14 year old go by herself to a foreign country?
I don't have enough information to make a decision whether anything has been intentionally pulled down.
But if it was, I'd assume it's because of security reasons.
Strange happenings on the web.
Malia Obama Oaxaca, Mexico Vacation Story Disappearing from the Web | TheBlaze.com
Just out of curiosity, why would the Obamas let a 14 year old go by herself to a foreign country?
From what I can see, I think it might have been a school trip.
It looks like she might have gone. I'm assuming the articles were probably taken down for security reasons - I mean, if I was the President, and my daughter was going on a school trip to Mexico, I'd want as few people to know about it as possible.
Strange happenings on the web.
Malia Obama Oaxaca, Mexico Vacation Story Disappearing from the Web | TheBlaze.comHave you heard that Malia Obama, the presidents daughter, is reportedly spending her spring break in Oaxaca, Mexico? Allegedly, shes jetting off with some of her classmates and 25 Secret Service agents to a country that the State Department has said all Americans should avoid. But something is different about the latest Obama vacation controversy: references to it are disappearing from the Internet and fast.
Around 3:00 EST, a Telegraph story reporting on the event was the first to vanish (note how the url remains the same in the before and after):
Just out of curiosity, why would the Obamas let a 14 year old go by herself to a foreign country?
Just out of curiosity, why would the Obamas let a 14 year old go by herself to a foreign country?
From what I can see, I think it might have been a school trip.
It looks like she might have gone. I'm assuming the articles were probably taken down for security reasons - I mean, if I was the President, and my daughter was going on a school trip to Mexico, I'd want as few people to know about it as possible.
What parent would send their 14-year-old daughter to a country officially declared as dangerous as Mexico is?
Would you?
I don't have enough information to make a decision whether anything has been intentionally pulled down.
But if it was, I'd assume it's because of security reasons.
Try using Google for a search and clicking the resulting links that don't take you to where they say.
I don't buy the security theory.
But Mexico????? Adult supervision and secret service or no ....
It being Mexico is probably why they're getting the references expunged from the news feeds ... but WTF were they thinking to begin with?
Artists and artisans alike are inspired by Oaxaca's deep-rooted indigenous traditions and by its bright southern light. Its central plaza is one of Mexico's most enchanting spots and the surrounding restaurants serve spicy moles and other mouthwatering local specialties. Oaxaca is fringed by craftsmen villages and major archaeological sites like Monte Alban. The dramatic valley and mountainous landscape provide ample opportunities for horseback riding, mountain climbing, and biking with the region's well-organized tourism department. Though Oaxaca is one of Mexico's poorest states, it's also one of its safest and a true gem of Mexico's south.
I don't have enough information to make a decision whether anything has been intentionally pulled down.
But if it was, I'd assume it's because of security reasons.
Try using Google for a search and clicking the resulting links that don't take you to where they say.
I don't buy the security theory.
Yeah, I found that. That's why I think that she probably did go.
Why else, if not security?
Whats that Windbag?
Try using Google for a search and clicking the resulting links that don't take you to where they say.
I don't buy the security theory.
Yeah, I found that. That's why I think that she probably did go.
Why else, if not security?
The White House admitted they asked for the press to remove the stories because it isn't news, not redact where they were. Once the location is out the only reason not publish the story, security, is moot. I think the fact that there are 25 Secret Service agents guarding one girl is a legitimate story and that taxpayers should be able to ask about the cost. How can we do that if no one even prints the story?
