The NSA website is taken down with a cyberattack just as 21 nations appeal to the United Nations for internet privacy

We recently learned that the NSA has been spying on at least 35 world leaders and now 21 nations are petitioning the United Nations for a right to internet privacy:

An effort in the United Nations by Brazil and Germany to hold back government surveillance is quickly picking up steam, as the uproar over American eavesdropping grows.

The German and Brazilian delegations to the U.N. have opened talks with diplomats from 19 more countries to draft a General Resolution promoting the right of privacy on the Internet. Close American allies like France and Mexico — as well as rivals like Cuba and Venezuela — are all part of the effort.

  Between this and the news that the Obama regime, through the NSA, is spying on Americans’ social networks, browsing history, and email correspondence it is clear that the Obama regime believes there is no such think as cyber privacy. The Obama regime has in the past pushed for an internet kill switch, claiming that in the event of a cyber attack the president needs the authority to take over the internet in order to protect American interests. 

  With all of this news coming out we learn that today the NSA was supposedly hit with a cyberattack which took its website down for several hours. Forgive me for being so cynical, but does anyone else find this to be too coincidental to be coincidental? The timing of this stinks to high heaven…..