MIKE GRAVEL DAY: AIR AMERICA PRESIDENTIAL PROJECT
Lots to listen to here...
SEGMENT 1 - Senator Gravel on fear
SEGMENT 2 - Senator Gravel takes calls
SEGMENT 3 - Senator Gravel talks to Ralph Nader
SEGMENT 4 - More with Senator Gravel and Ralph Nader
SEGMENT 5 - Richard Greene talks to Ralph Nader
SEGMENT 6 - More with Richard Greene and Ralph Nader
SEGMENT 7 - Richard Greene talks to Senator Gravel
SEGMENT 8 - Richard Greene talks to Stacy Stanley
And here is a link to Mike Gravel's campaign websiteM, and his pet project, the National Initiative.
READY FOR PRIME TIME PLAYERS. BRILLIANT!!!!!
The time as come for a CLOUTFORCE designated transcriber, or volunteer rotation, to do the accessible / CC thing for deaf users and those who use foreign language translation engines to read radio programs. (Wouldn't be nice if the NSA just gave us on-line access to their archives. I mean, we're already paying for it, right?)
Although I can personally play the audio at 160-210% tempo to digest the program in half the time, like Olbermann speed, I can read at 3x+. So, yes it's good for me but think of all the new CLOUTSTERS you can pick up by being challenged sensitive.
Damn I hate being PC. As Katrina would say, it's so RETRO.
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By SingSingOctober 5, 2007 - 11:57pmWow, Rush still cant say boil on the ass.
and, neglected to mention his not serving, that that was the reason. And Liz Edwards didnt specify out of being tactful so his listeners didnt even have a clue to what inoperable "thing", or what in what way whatever it is would have to do with Rush's being able to sit she were referring. Like he said, he wont address it. So to him and his listeners, it must not have happened. Bush awal? Not till Rush says the words, and then still, if anyone of his listeners are away from the radio during him saying it, then thats enough for him to say,"I never said that, you didnt hear me say it so I must never have said it. What Im saying now is". He probably has a list of, "Careful, dont say that,"s. Theres an interesting thought, a list of things he needs to remind himself not to admit to on the air... Cause he probably needs and has one to do his routine. I think you got a busy night ahead of you Richard....
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By madgardenerOctober 8, 2007 - 8:10pmMy impersonation of a Rush Limbaugh listeners
hearing Rush play a clip from your show, and how much they get it.
You watch Comedy Channel? Jeff Dunnham, vantriloquist. -Peanut,"Donnne haaaammmm... Dot COMmmmm,". Hes got the character Peanut. Purple whatcha-ma-callit with treasure troll hair.
Tells a joke, and if he sees someone in the audiance not getting it, or says something that leaves the crowd in a state of confusion despite being an obvious and good punchline, Peanut does that over his head, fly-by with his little puppet hand over his puppet head, followed by a crushing "VNYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEOW!!!" vroom sound, seen that?
Rush plays Liz Edwards from the clip of your show, and this is the fact's Rush Limbaugh stayed out of having to go to war in Vietnam because he had a boil on his ass, effect to Rush's audiance, and how they recieve it....
"VNYEEEEEEEEEEEEOW!!!"
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By madgardenerOctober 8, 2007 - 8:32pmThat bit probably doesnt work as well on radio
given that its a visual joke and half the joke is not sound, but an actual physical movement performed by a purple puppet .... But I wanted to give it the attempt. :coolsmile:
Almost forgot, I think may've been Preslo or someone made they comment, when talking about Rush. He has this stutter, and it kind of great thing it is, as part of his horridness. He'll be on air talking shit, and start this
Rush on the air-"Bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-but the liberals will say ub ub ub ub ub, that its nto that, its not that"; especially when hes nice and pilled out and its obvious by the way hes contradicting and reorganizing the same things he keeps saying as he resays them over and over again in his doped out myriad of incoherent way trying to sound all witty; "Bu bu bu its, ummm, not like when ClintoN! and his Hillary-eastas were denying the Monica and accordign to the finger wag, dont wave your finger at me Trick Willy, And Bush neverdoh doh doh, never uh, said there werent, WMD, he said he wanted to go look for them and COngress gaaaaaave him permission. There was no illegal invasion this isnt, bububububub uhhh, never um, pre emptive. Thats crazy, just uh, crazy"
---(half way through this hed pause, and you'd here what could uncharacteristically souund like a pharmasuiticle bottles unmistakable POP!!!!!Rattle! rattle! rattle! GULP!GULP! followed by
"Hand me my water will you" he calls to Tom or Ted or whoever his board guy is...,
Rush again,"But I tell you its these illegal immagrants bringing in terrorist with their drugs and Pakistan were in Pakistan or Afghanistan or one of the Stans, Stanistan I dont know Id just soon melt it all into glass bu-bu-bu-bu-bu-, speaking of Afghanistan this pill bottles looking a little low hey Ted or Tom or john Doe behind the key board when is my next USO tour cause daddy needs a refi... I mean I need to go see our brave men and women. Yes the serving women of the US forces, us forces, I like us women forces, especially when theyre my women forces serving in my service, especially when its in a child brothel filled 3rd world country as they catch me with Viagra in the airport and bububububu speaking of criminal sex acts have I mention Clinton for no reason in the last 30 seconds? Well, if not bu-bu-bu-bu-bu Bill Clinton...etc, etc, etc.".
He had a great term for this "As hes thinking of what to say next and trying to cleverly rip on the Democratic party, you get to hear this amazing event, which I can only describe as "The joy of the thoughts colliding", inside Rush's head.
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By madgardenerOctober 8, 2007 - 8:34pmTell Congress to Dump Rush
Limbaugh has ignored requests from individuals like Wes Clark to invite VoteVets.org's Jon Soltz to his show - and repeat these same insults to an Iraq war veteran's face.
Today, I am asking you to join 33,688 other Americans and email Congress urging them to take Rush Limbaugh off Armed Forces Radio.
http://ga4.org/campaign/dumprush
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By SingSingOctober 8, 2007 - 9:58pmSMASH MOUTH AIPAC NEWS BULLY TACTICS
Whose Human Rights Matter?
NYT on Hezbollah and Israeli attacks on civilians
9/11/07
http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=3176
The NY Times' news judgment also fails to reflect the civilian death toll on each side. Human Rights Watch estimated that Israel killed about 900 Lebanese civilians, out of about 1,200 total Lebanese deaths, while Hezbollah killed 43 Israeli civilians along with about 80 Israeli military personnel. It is difficult, then, to avoid the conclusion that Israeli lives are considered significantly more important by the Times than Lebanese lives.
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9C04E1DC133EF932A0575BC0A...
Gaza teen crushed to death by israeli bulldozer
ziopedia.org/ ... 5608
afp.com/ ... ALeqM5hASs
middle-east-online.com/ ... 22264
Palestinian_teenager.jpg
Friday, 21 September 2007
Yet another gruesome example of israel's unbridled brutality in its relentless quest for more land.
It figures - "no comment" from israelis.
What's there to say?
The facts speak for themselves.
How much more evidence do Americans need before they recognize israelis for what they really are - a murderous, fanatical band of thieves - operating on our tax dollars.
Source: wakeupfromyourslumber.com/ ... 3634
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By SingSingOctober 8, 2007 - 10:03pmSTEAL THIS MO
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By SingSingOctober 8, 2007 - 10:05pmOMG TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION
Rush Holt's Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act (HR 811) is at a crucial point in its long journey towards a vote on the House floor.
An amendment banning DREs (the touch screen voting machines, shown by numerous journalistic investigations to be very vulnerable to hacking and errors) has been presented to the Rules Committee, and it seems that the Rules Committee is reluctant to allow the amendment to be voted on.
Please call Louise Slaughter, NY Representative of the 28th distrit and chair of the Rules Committee, and urge her to allow the "amendment banning DRE's" to go to the floor for a vote.
LOUISE McINTOSH SLAUGHTER, NY - CHAIRWOMAN (D)
http://www.louise.house.gov/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=39...
Phone: (202) 225-3615
Fax: (202) 225-7822
Additional Information:
BradBlog reports, the amendment proposed by CA Congresswoman Susan Davis "is stalled for the moment as the U.S. House Rules Committee debates whether Rep. Rush Holt's (D-NJ) flawed and controversial Election Reform Bill (HR 811) will be sent to the floor of the House at all and, if so, whether or not amendments will be allowed with it." Also stalled in committee is an amendment supported by the entire New York delegation that would give New York until 2010 to phase out the lever machines.
Thursday's New York Times called for a ban on electronic voting machines!
New York Times Editorial September 6, 2007 states:
"The [Holt] bill lacks one important thing: a ban on touch-screen voting machines....Electronic voting has been an abysmal failure. Computer experts have done study after study showing that electronic voting machines, which are often shoddily made, can easily be hacked. With little effort, vote totals can be changed and elections stolen. In many recent elections, voters have complained of "vote flipping," in which touch-screen machines took votes cast for one candidate and gave them to an opponent."
to read the entire New York Times article, click and/or copy and paste the link below:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/06/opinion/06thu1.html?_r=5&oref=login&pa...
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By SingSingOctober 8, 2007 - 10:09pmThe joy of the thoughts,
the stupid hateful thoughts inside Rush's head colliding. The joyful sound, of the thoughts in Rush Limbaughs head colliding in the symphony of chaos.
Definatly something like that. Have a good'n all. :cheese:
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By madgardenerOctober 8, 2007 - 10:10pmmadgardener: It's a skill, not an accident. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
The power to draw crowds, stir up angry mobs, diverts attention from the facts by name calling and attacking the personal character of the questioner, such ruthless debating skills plus the ability harness energy created by FEAR and TERROR from a SYNTHETIC EVILDOER for political gain is what made the Third Reich Great and persists in the current regime's flouting congressional subpoenas as if they had been empowered with the NAZI ENABLING ACT that made Hitler's parliament as superfluous as the current congress critters.
DEJA VU all over again.
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By SingSingOctober 9, 2007 - 9:35pm“Sorry, we were wrong. Now, we don't need those territories,ï¿
Israeli Columnist Akiva Eldar on Nuclear Weapons in the Middle East, Iran, Military Censorship in Israel and the Influence of the Israel Lobby in the United States
http://www.democracynow.org/print.pl?sid=07/10/08/1341205
Monday, October 8th, 2007
Akiva Eldar is the chief political columnist and senior analyst for the Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz, and he is co-author of a new book; it’s critical of Israeli settlement policy. It’s called Lords of the Land: The Settlers and the State of Israel. I interviewed Akiva Eldar last month and asked him how the so-called “Israel lobby" in the United States is perceived in Israel.
REAL VIDEO http://play.rbn.com/?url=demnow/demnow/demand/2007/oct/video/dnB20071008...
MP3
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AKIVA ELDAR: For forty years, you tell the Jewish community that Israel cannot afford to give up the territories, they are important for Israel’s security, just overnight to tell, “Sorry, we were wrong. Now, we don't need those territories,� it's probably -- I remember, you know, those groups that were taken to the Golan Heights, for instance, we didn’t mention Syria, but the Golan Heights, we told them we can't live without it, because look at the geography or topography, with us sitting there, and they were shelling the Kibbutzim down there, and now, after all this time that they spend going to Capitol Hill and using their leverage to convince the American people not to put any pressure on Israel to give up the Golan Heights, now all of a sudden the Syrians are the good guys and we can get down to business with them? It's very difficult. I think that we are paying the price for having good PR doing a very good job for many years.
AMY GOODMAN: Would you say then the American Jewish organizations are presenting an obstacle to peace?
AKIVA ELDAR: They are, I think, behind the Israeli people, and I think that the bottom line, if you measure this by their results, I don't think that the mainstream Jewish organizations -- there are others like Americans for Peace Now, IPF in America, the Israel Policy Forum, Brit Tzedek v’Shalom and other organizations who are doing a good job [ in dimininishing the FAR RIGHT WARMONGERS effectiveness ] , and I think that they are gaining more and more populous support.
AMY GOODMAN: Why do you think the -- would you say that the Israel lobby is more powerful?
AKIVA ELDAR: Because they're more committed. I think that they are very committed to the -- Israel’s security and well-being of the Israelis, and they are motivated to work and to invest.
AMY GOODMAN: Do you think they're making Israel more secure?
AKIVA ELDAR: No. I think that they have good intentions, but you know sometimes where good intentions are taking people.
AMY GOODMAN: Let me ask you about former UN Ambassador John Bolton's comments, declaring the Bush administration would support an Israeli attack on Iran. In an interview with an Israeli newspaper, Bolton said, "We're talking about a clear message to Iran. Israel has the right to self-defense, and that includes offensive operations against WMD facilities that pose a threat to Israel. The United States would justify such attacks,� he said.
AKIVA ELDAR: I’m not sure if an attack on Iran is in the cards, simply because I don't think that the United States and Israel know exactly where they're hiding the facilities. Iran is a huge country. They have a big desert, and, as far as I understand, both the Israeli and the American intelligence don't know where they're hiding this. You can do this -- what we did in --
AMY GOODMAN: That didn't stop an attack on Iraq.
AKIVA ELDAR: Exactly, but this was different. You can do this only once. What we did -- you mean Israel in ’81 attacking the unit, the Iraqi nuclear facilities in Osirak. The Iranians are not going to repeat the same mistake. They are not putting all their eggs in one basket. They have too many baskets all around. And as far as I know, from my sources, a military attack is not possible.
What is possible is to reach an agreement with Iran and with other Arab countries, because it's not going stop with Iran. I interviewed King Abdullah of Jordan six months ago, and he said, “In no time, you will see every Arab country with nuclear power, including Jordan.� Now, it starts, of course, with nuclear power for civil use. But you don't know where it ends and what will happen if there will be a coup d’etat in one of those Arab countries in a few years. So the Middle East is going to be nuclearized in no time.
And I think that the solution should be a regional agreement. I wonder why the Arab League didn't offer to add another paragraph to the initiative from -- that started in 2002 and was ratified recently, that the Middle East should be nuclear-free, including Israel. I think this has to be part of a regional agreement.
From talking to Iranians, the message that is coming out of the most liberal Iranians, not only from Ahmadinejad, is that “Why shouldn't we have what we think the Israelis have, Pakistan and India?� I think we need to offer them a ladder, where they can climb down, and this ladder, I believe, is a regional agreement.
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By SingSingOctober 8, 2007 - 11:13pmYO RG; I WORSHIP ZEUS. U a firggen GOY, or what?!!!
"When is it ... blah blah ... for a liberal to live like JESUS CHRIST DID?"
As a Rev. Dr. Welton Gaddy fan, I have never been offended by his spiritual invocations, but GreenE you pressed my buttons when you invoked a MYTHICAL ABSTRACTION THAT has been INDOCTRINATED into BLACKWATER CRUSADING WARRIORS as a fall back to justify SHOOT FIRST rules of engagement regardless of the target's age or degree of doubt of a REAL THREAT, as APPROVED by Gates and Condi per Elliott Abrams and David Addington with Yoo's UNITARY EXECUTIVE cart blanche, which Dershowitz would certainly defend with respect to PREEMPTIVE SHOCK & AWE on IRAN or SYRIA per PNAC AIPAC JINSA or their sister PAC's that are violating the rules which require AGENTS of FOREIGN COUNTRIES to register as such (NO TOP SECRET CLEARANCE), BUT I was brought to ACHTUNG when you made the association of JESUS CHRIST to LIBERALS when the far more appropriate FICTIONAL CHARACTER would be SPARTACUS in our Ed Norton Sewer Clan's book, ODYSSEUS EVEN.
How dare you!
HEAVENS TO MERGATROID!!!
Once of these days Alice, bang [ZOOM]!!! Right in the KISSER!!!!!!!!
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By SingSingOctober 9, 2007 - 12:28amThat was a long day. Hey all.
Ill have to catch Maron on the replay but thats cool. Otherwise Im just going to hang back the rest of the night. party on :cheese:
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By madgardenerOctober 9, 2007 - 9:07pmOn the WHARTON MOD SQUAD!!!
They are not even aware that they are MOLES!!!
If you analyze their signup questionnaire and don't realize that are profiling universities by political polarization for some alternative motive, you are not the smartest penny loafer preppy in the room.
Watch for alerts tailored to your survey responses with their return address and from others they may have ENTREPEURIALY sold your address to, or misplaced like the VA and Chase, et. al. whose laptops mysteriously vanish, repeatedly.
http://www.ourvoice2008.com/signup.php
I got the impression that they didn't even take the time to review your clout blog posts, let alone travel down any of my links.
RG, did you review and sign up for their "project"?
Anyone who comes on CLOUT AIReodite Amero Dollar Radio should be required to blurb on your mission statement to verify they care enough to even read it. The other minimum requisite for 20 somethings to join the CLOUTFORCE should be to have seen Zeitgeist and 9/11 Press For Truth.
BTW:
How are your VANGUARD and GE holdings doing!!!!!!!! JFAC!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PS:
Who said this?
"For at least another hundred years we must pretend to ourselves and to every one that fair is foul and foul is fair; for foul is useful and fair is not. Avarice and usury and preemption must be our gods for a little longer still."
NO, it wasn't Jon Stewart, who incidentally these lids are apparently too busy to spend 30 minutes a day to watch? What, too lazy to put on their Ipods before breakfast for their viewing convenience / listening pleasure while on the treadmill or during lunch?
PPS:
How does it take 3 college students to put up a survey web site that one tech at a campaign site could build in 3 hours. Remember that BIG BROTHER Hyena Clinton 1984 Orwell advert, that was done by 1 guy? http://www.youtube.com/v/6h3G-lMZxjo
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By SingSingOctober 9, 2007 - 10:07pm.
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By SingSingNovember 4, 2007 - 11:53am