I was kidnapped by the CIA
March 3, 2008 | Filed Under Gossip, deception, media | Leave a Comment
For hours, the words come pouring out of Abu Omar as he describes his years of torture at the hands of Egypt’s security services. Spreading his arms in a crucifixion position, he demonstrates how he was tied to a metal door as shocks were administered to his nipples and genitals. His legs tremble as he describes how he was twice raped. He mentions, almost casually, the hearing loss in his left ear from the beatings, and how he still wakes up at night screaming, takes tranquilizers, finds it hard to concentrate, and has unspecified “problems with my wife at home.” He is, in short, a broken man.
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Bill Clinton is a Hope Monger
March 1, 2008 | Filed Under Elections, News, government | 1 Comment
I’ve argued it before, and I’ll broach the topic again because it’s relevant to the times. Bill Clinton was the Barack Obama before the liberal messiah made it to the fore-front of American politics. I’ve always had an affinity towards Bill Clinton and deep inside lays this hope that if Hillary Clinton wins the nomination, he might rub off on her with his good politicking and charm. However, Barack Obama is already that person that Bill Clinton was in a lot of ways. Though Obama does knock on the Clinton years at times, the truth is that the two men are very much alike in their ability to electrify crowds, think independently and appear presidential.
Bill Clinton in 2004, on the politics of fear and hope
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Identifying with the Oppressor
February 26, 2008 | Filed Under Activism, political | 1 Comment
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Barack Obama’s Popularity In Texas
February 26, 2008 | Filed Under Activism, Humor, political | Leave a Comment
Is Barack Obama more popular than Jesus in Texas? Some heathens would argue this is the case!
Barack Obama home-made bumper sticker
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How Hillary Clinton Can United America
February 26, 2008 | Filed Under Elections, News, government | Leave a Comment
Sometimes a headline just catches your attention, and this article’s title certainly caught mine. Senator Clinton can unite the country by dropping out now!
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Politics As Usual: Fidel Castro Defeated
February 23, 2008 | Filed Under Activism, political, propaganda | Leave a Comment
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Change you can Xerox
February 22, 2008 | Filed Under Elections, News | Leave a Comment
Hillary Clinton almost had a big moment during last night’s debate
In what looked like, possibly the best moment of last night’s debate for Hillary Clinton with the audience at the edge of their seats, Clinton bombed on a one-liner. Hillary said that if this primary election is going to be made on words, then they should at least be your words. The audience was rowdy and sounded like they were going to give Clinton a standing ovation. What happened next was typical of what has happened throughout this Democratic primary. Hillary didn’t stop while she was ahead, she wanted to go in for the kill. “That’s not change that the people can believe in, it’s change you can Xerox…” After that statement, Clinton almost got booed off the stage!
Here’s a clip of Hillary’s moment with a rebuttal from Barack Obama’s supporters regarding her lifting of previous phrases.
“Change you can Xerox”
What does this segment of the debate tell us about Hillary Clinton and the democratic party? Not a whole lot because it’s a lot of the same old bickering between two prominent candidates that most Democrats share an affinity towards. We’re starting to see a trend from audiences that show up to these Democratic debates, it seems like more than anything they want both candidates to come out “winners”.
Die-hard Democrats are still holding out hope for a “dream ticket.” I’m not so sure that Hillary Clinton would be ready to play second fiddle, unless of course you take into account that she would be in a great position to be president in 2016. Barack Obama isn’t ready to be a VP either and with or without the VP slot, because of age, he may be in a position to run this campaign again if he doesn’t win the nomination.
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Chris Matthews secretly loves Hillary Clinton
February 21, 2008 | Filed Under Media Bias, deception, media | Leave a Comment
What else could explain his latest hardball piece where he grills an Obama supporter?
Chris Matthews has received a lot of flack from Media Matters and other progressive groups that have come out angrily over his targeting Hillary Clinton with his airtime on MSNBC. I agree to an extent that Chris Matthews has been a bit hard on Hillary Clinton, but my objection has more to do with manipulation than Hillary herself. It seems that some of his opinions on Clinton were proclaimed with the specific point of tarnishing Hillary Clinton’s image.
Now, Chris Matthews nailed a Barack Obama supporter for not being “on the ball” with his support of Barack Obama.
Is Chris Matthews being too hard on “Hardball”?
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Abortion: You know where I stand
February 18, 2008 | Filed Under Activism, Humor, political, religion | Leave a Comment
President Bush on Abortion. “You know where I stand”
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Eminem wants you to fight the power
February 17, 2008 | Filed Under Activism, political, propaganda | 1 Comment
I’m shocked that I missed out on this bit of American culture. It’s a magnificent video in my mind because it perfectly captures the rage that is building inside of the soul’s of the younger generations of America.
Patriotism is for the Weak
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