What drives President Barack Obama to want to seize control of the health care and energy sectors of the U.S. economy? Obama was trained as a Marxist from his days as a young boy in Hawaii when his grandfather picked Communist Party USA member Frank Marshall Davis as his mentor. In college, as Obama tells the story, he picked his "friends" carefully, in order to avoid being perceived as a sell-out, and those friends included the "Marxist professors." Later, in Chicago, he would become a political associate of another Marxist Professor, Bill Ayers of the University of Illinois. Does anybody see a pattern here?
Based on what we have seen at some of the town hall meetings, there are some Americans who don't want to see the U.S. go down the Marxist road. This is the time for the media to tell the truth about Obama and his agenda.
Unfortunately, we have now been treated to a new dishonest Obama book, Renegade, by Richard Wolffe, supposedly about "The Makin
There is a fascinating debate raging about who owns the news -- or more
precisely, who owns which parts of a news story. The AP would no longer "stand by and watch others walk off with our
work . . . . We are mad as hell, and we are not going to take it any
more."
Keith Obermann compares tea partiers political terrorist, as they are
comparing Obama to Hitler and the holocaust. Obermann is agast that a
former vice-presidential candidate, considers the Obama Reform Bill
will create a quote unquote Death Panel, with the authority to KILL HER
CHILDREN. Wonder who he is talking about?
Grass root groups may be fake, but the anger of Americans lashing out at town
hall meetings is dangerously real. The Tampa Town Hall meeting last
night with CONgresswoaman Cathy Castor more resembling a WWE nightthan a policy discussion
In the first four minutes of Countdown with Keith Olbermann, I
point out a little hypocrisy, misinformation and a general lack of
integrity from the Sultan of Smug.
Obermann compares tea partiers political terrorists such as Hamas and Hezbollah
Beginning at 1:30
most of the footage from St. Louis is video shot personally. Does Keith
knows he's supporting t
This
newscast, which was about the media circus that enveloped when William Kostric
brought a 9 millimeter gun to the town hall meeting in Portsmouth, New Hampshire
where president Obama was speaking about his quote unquote healthcare
reform. William, was then interviewed,
on Hardball with Chris Mathews. Tyler Baldwin then did some Google research and
found my name on the We The People.org and Give Me Liberty.org I didn’t recall meeting William Kostric,
however a good friend reminded me that he had come to a Ron Paul Sign making
party once or twice. Tyler Baldwin asked
me some questions about what I thought of William. My quote was “the guy (Kostric) has some
serious guts to be able to bring a gun to a meeting like that and most people
would be afraid to intimidate the ‘Man’. We have a situation here in this
country where the government is not afraid of its people. When you have a government that is not afraid
of its peop
When a scandal involving the Bush administration’s firing of US Attorneys broke in early 2007, initial coverage by the Washington Post
supported the idea that the firings had been politically motivated.
That approach, however, quickly changed to one that was far more
friendly to the White House.
The House Judiciary Committee has now released over 5400 pages of Bush administration and Republican Party emails related to the firings. Several of these emails suggest coordination between Post reporter John Solomon and Bush administration officials on how to manage the Post’s coverage of the widening scandal.
Phoenix 3TV tracks me down from the
givemeliberty.org and wethepeople.org sites and wants to interview me about the
incident surrounding William Kostric, who was openly carrying a gun, where the
so-called President Obama, who was scheduled to speak. The Media is in an
uproar over this man exerci
For those of you interested in the online news industry and the never-ending controversial discussion surrounding the Associated Press,
linking, fair use, etc., you should be interested in reading what Chris
Ahearn, Media President at Thomas Reuters has to say. He appears to
come from the opposite side of the tracks as the AP.
In the wake of an August 1 expose in the New York Times, an agreement reportedly reached by executives at the parent companies of Fox News Channel and MSNBC to rein in the networks' two stars' criticism of each other seems to have fallen apart. The behind-the-scenes deal-making, though, still illustrates the corrosive effect on media of corporate ownership.
Racial narcissism is dangerous. You are challenged at Sumcad's NWS Editorial to know why, once you read his popular regular National Writers Syndicate column patronized by millions.
Former “Tonight Show” host and car enthusiast Jay Leno recently recently sat down on BBC’s “Top Gear” program to discuss a variety of topics— including “photo enforcement.”
“Well, you have these speed cameras here… See, in L.A., people would say “why don’t you just shoot them out?” In L.A. a day doesn’t go by you don’t see a Styrofoam cup stuck over the lens of a speed camera.”
In
what was perhaps an admission that his core supporters are less than
entirely sane, Fox News’ Glenn Beck implored his viewers Monday night
not to resort to violence.
It was a media cage fight, televised every weeknight at 8 p.m. But the match was halted when the blood started to spray executives in the high-priced seats.
Armed with a brand new batch of clever inventions and one
eye-popping scale model, the intrepid team of Mythbusters decided to test
a 911conspiracy theory, that the WTC towers collapsed by controlled demolition.
"We wanted to prove the conspiracy wackos wrong,"
said the intrepid duo, Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage. "And of course
score some big bucks by blowing things up."
According to the New York Times, Mythbusters "may
be the best science program on television." Throughout scores of entertaining
episodes, the dynamic duo of Savage and Hyneman patiently construct scale
models and then smash them, crush them, burn them or blow them up.
"Or blow them down," said Savage, cracking a
grin. "All in the name of science."
According to millions of 911 conspiracy theorists, who
believe the World Trade Towers collapsed by carefully rigged explosives,
the govern&a
In the swirling mass of news coverage and opinion-making on the issues of the day (Gates arrest, health care reform, birthers, etc.) we're seeing the convergence of various anti-Obama attack lines. In addition to the racial undertones of the birther movement, one theme gaining traction on the right in light of the Gates arrest is that Obama is racist:
During a discussion of the Obama birth certificate
controversy, MSNBC host Chris Matthews and his guests implied that
anyone who questions the official 9/11 story, thinks the Bilderberg
group are exercising power to create a world government, people who are
worried about gun control and immigration, or even people who are
merely skeptical of government, are psychologically insane.
Responding to Matthews’ implication that people who had
questions about Obama’s birthplace were “full mooners” and insane,
MSNBC political analyst Howard Fineman included “people who are worried
about the government taking up the guns, people who deny the federal
government has a right to tax your income, people who are worried about
being overrun at the borders,” in the same category and said they were
merely looking for a reason to find a conspiracy behind Obama.
The recession is over, Newsweek screams from the cover of its most recent issue, which is out today, and which you can read by clicking here.
Three things you need to know:
a) No, it isn't.
b) Magazines depend on rack sales for revenue.
c) Rack sales are driven by purposefully hyperbolic headlines, everything from "ELVIS LIVES!" to "The Recession Is Over!"
Once you read the story inside, you will see that Newsweek economics columnist Dan Gross hasn't exactly, definitively, proclaimed the end of the recession, now in its 19th month.
"The Great Recession," Gross writes, "is most likely over."
He admits this is a technicality. Recessions end when gross domestic
product stops shrinking. And that may actually happen later this year.
But he goes on to correctly state that unemployment will continue to
rise, just as it has after the end of previous recessions, and it will
still fee
Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve,
is on a publicity campaign with a message: the central bank is here to
help, and it is not as mysterious or menacing as people might think.
In a profound departure from the central bank’s tradition as an
aloof and secretive temple of economic policy, Mr. Bernanke has plunged
into the public spotlight to an extent that none of his predecessors
would have contemplated.
He has given a television interview to “60 Minutes” on CBS,
including a tour of his hometown, Dillon, S.C.; held what amounted to a
televised news conference; and written newspaper commentaries to
explain the Fed’s efforts to fight the financial crisis.
On
Sunday, Mr. Bernanke reached another milestone in his evolution from
Fed chairman to Fed showman, participating in a one-hour town
hall-style forum here organized and moderated by Jim Lehrer of “The NewsHour” on PBS.
Like
a political candidate on the campaign trail — inde
The last time we saw CNN correspondent Susan Roesgen, she was arguing with folks at the April 15 Tea Party in Chicago claiming the event was "anti-government, anti-CNN [and] highly promoted by the right-wing conservative network Fox."
Although CNN officials won't blame the decision specifically on this event, the network has decided not to renew her contract.
The London Times newspaper has apparently censored
scores of comments on its own website that expressed vehement
opposition to plans by the UK government to implement a mandatory
vaccination program for swine flu.
As we reported on Sunday, respondents to a London Times article
concerning the fact that the vaccine will be rushed through safety
procedures in just five days, increasing the chances of it causing
deaths and injuries in the thousands, as happened with the 1977 mass
vaccination program in the U.S. which killed more people than the
actual swine flu virus, overwhelmingly indicated that they would refuse
to take the shot.
At one point, out of the first 50 comments on the
article, over 40 expressed opposition to taking the shot and the other
handful were merely asking questions about it. Hardly any comments
expressed support for the nationwide rollout of the swine flu vaccine.<
McGraw-Hill could reap
just $1 from a sale of Business Week, according to people familiar with the 80-year-old financial magazine’s losses.
The
publisher has appointed Evercore, the boutique investment bank, to sell
the business after concluding it was non-core, two people familiar with
the decision said.
The invitation promises this private, intimate and off-the-record dinner is an extension "of The Washington Post brand of journalistic inquiry into the issues, a unique opportunity for stakeholders to hear and be heard."
Matt Taibbi on how Goldman Sachs has engineered every major market manipulation since the Great Depression (Publisher: I suggest this article to you - Rolling Stone has video with Matt Taibbi about writing of article)
The revelation that the Washington Post had planned to hold
corporate-sponsored "salons" with public officials at publisher
Katharine Weymouth's house continues to have repercussions in media and
political circles. The White House issued an ethics reminder to staff,
while lawmakers and Post editors have tried to distance themselves from the event.
Washington Post
publisher Katharine Weymouth said today she was canceling plans for an
exclusive "salon" at her home where for as much as $250,000, the Post
offered lobbyists and association executives off-the-record access to
"those powerful few" — Obama administration officials, members of Congress, and even the paper’s own reporters and editors.
A man who grew up in Sacramento is now sharing a traumatic story on the
internet. He is a pastor who says he was beaten for exercising his
constitutional rights.
"I'm crying out for mercy, they are torturing me with tasers again and again," says Pastor Steven Anderson.
This was a graphic description on YouTube.
Pastor Steven Anderson claims he was tortured during a common border patrol stop in Arizona.
Anderson grew up in Sacramento and was active at the Regency Baptist
Church. His father who lives in Roseville is outraged over his son's
treatment.
"I was appalled they could do that in the U.S.; beat and torture
somebody who didn't resist, but just wouldn't let them search his car,"
says Anderson.
Anderson, who heads a church in Phoenix, was stopped at a boarder patrol check point 75 miles east of Yuma.
Border patrol says a K-9 alerted agents to the car.
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With the shooting at the Holocaust Museum --once agains the pundits are dragging out their tired old guilty white asses and lecturing us about the immorality and social irresponsibility of criticizing the first African-American president.
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