6/10/2012, 3:00 pm
In an unprecedented move, the Obama campaign (PBUH) has launched a data mining operation which, according to Politico, knows "what you read and where you shop, what kind of work you do and who you count as friends. They also know who your mother voted for in the last election."
In the photo above, the team of 150 data mining techies is hard at work, scouring the interwebs for details of the lives of all Americans, living and dead, as an SEIU member stands watch.
Known as "ObamaNet" to those closest to the project, the data mining is intended to learn the minutest details of all potential voters' lives, in order to develop specific voter profiles which will allow fine-tuning messages - email, tweets, television, radio, ultra and supersonic radio waves, etc. - broadcast into the minds of all Americans who might potentially vote this coming November.
The original Politico article is here.
Presidential spokesmouth Jay "Carney" Carney barked that "Hey, we know pretty much everything there is to know about everybody anyway, what with Google being in our pocket and the thousands of drones we now have flying over the country. ObamaNet will just help us to ensure that everyone votes properly in the coming presidential election".
Carney commented "off the record" that some of the footage he's seen from the drone infrared cameras "is better than the Playboy channel".
In the photo above, the team of 150 data mining techies is hard at work, scouring the interwebs for details of the lives of all Americans, living and dead, as an SEIU member stands watch.
Known as "ObamaNet" to those closest to the project, the data mining is intended to learn the minutest details of all potential voters' lives, in order to develop specific voter profiles which will allow fine-tuning messages - email, tweets, television, radio, ultra and supersonic radio waves, etc. - broadcast into the minds of all Americans who might potentially vote this coming November.
The original Politico article is here.
Presidential spokesmouth Jay "Carney" Carney barked that "Hey, we know pretty much everything there is to know about everybody anyway, what with Google being in our pocket and the thousands of drones we now have flying over the country. ObamaNet will just help us to ensure that everyone votes properly in the coming presidential election".
Carney commented "off the record" that some of the footage he's seen from the drone infrared cameras "is better than the Playboy channel".