I recorded this in 2003 during a series on Mr. Rogers that aired after his death.
In 1969 the US Senate had a hearing on funding the newly developed Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The proposed endowment was $20 million, but Preside
• Not only do the people living in Iraq want timely and accurate information, but the millions of Iraqis and Arabs living outside the country crave access to Iraqi content as seen through the eyes of their countrymen. With JumpTV and a high
A slideshow type thing I put together for my dad with all the pictures he sent to me from his year serving over in Iraq. He is a LTC. and was in charge of the Al Rasheed Hotel in Baghdad.
Last week, Kweisi Mfume and Ben Cardin had a televised debate in the MD Senate race. Here is Congressman Mfume's follow-up on Iraq, talking about veterans. His other answers are also available on YouTube.
A tragic detail of deception, obsession, greed, politics, and pillows. A twisted roller coaster ride of emotion that spirals downward into the ugly depths of man's most primal and fearsome side.
Danger does not always come in the form of an enemy combatant. [Warning: Graphic Content] Founded in June 2004, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America is the nation's first and largest group dedicated to the Troops and Veterans of the wa
Major telecommunications companies are spending millions lobbying the U.S. congress to make the Internet into a private network. In political lingo this mean abandoning what is called "Net Neutrality". In common sense terms it's about the
some comments from YouTube.Com:
1. yes this is true of most sites, but if you go to the "Engagement" section of www.coanews.org you'll see many postive stories - again COA News is not the mainstream media - it's quite the opposite.
This issue is in fact a serious issue we should be worried about - if the telco's can they will turn the net into a tiered network, otherwise they would not pay millions to avoid the net Neutrality law, in fact they spent millions removing it from FCC law - go www.savetheinternet.com 2. Has anyone thought if the sheep will be lulled by security from their children seeing porn.
OK. Porn's not my life. heh. But alot of the blind might be convinced to shut of access to much of the bad content their children might see.
This may sound negative but it's going to be the outcome 99.9% of the time if you were God doing lab IMHO. Welcome to the true underground revolution. Time has come where you obey or you don't. And in the end that's the only drawn line. Exhilirating. 3. i bet if things got so restricted, people would refuse to pay for it.its all supply and demand.i blog because i can right now just for paying my internet fees, but if they up the fees then i'll stop and the service providers will lose more money than they profit from the people who get suckered into paying more, therefore going bankrupt unless they drop the fees. if cokes cost $5 instead of 50 cents, then i stop drinking coke. same thing. it's all an idea, but will it ever come to fruition, nah. 4. Also this seems to be way way over exaggerated. It is something internet companies are doing to make it so they are top dogs. It isn't like they control all of the webpages opened. They just make it so we use different search engines and such. I think that shouldn't be if they aren't the ones responsible for the internet. They just are bribed to make it so companies don't succeed as well. That is messed up but not a dictatorship. It is just taking what is not theirs. It should be a free choice. 5. "Old school" telecomm is so central to society that it is a regulated utility ... while run on a capitalist financial model, certain services are guaranteed by law, to prevent the stifling of thought in a "town commons." The same utility model should now apply to the Internet.
However, it seems only fair to charge more to someone who uses the town commons more than others. But penalizing people for their REASON for using it should be prohibited by law.
The Cheney-Specter Bill (S. 2453) will make warrantless domestic spying permanently legal!
Bill Includes warrantless eavesdropping of all communications, and the data mining and profiling of every U.S. citizen.
If war is declared, warrantless searches of all homes and businesses will be legal.
The legal concept of "probable cause" will be eliminated from the Constitution.
Call and fax your Senators, and tell them "NO" on S. 2453.
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The Cheney-Specter Bill (S. 2453) will make warrantless domestic spying permanently legal!
The legal standard of "probable cause" will be erased from the Constitution.
Bill Includes warrantless eavesdropping of all communications, and the data mining and profiling of every U.S citizen.
If war is declared, warrantless searches of all homes and businesses will be legal.
Call and fax your Senators, and tell them "NO" on S. 2453.
WWW.BORDC.ORG
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4. have you ever heard of the saying
correlation does not equal causation?
just because we havent been atacked doesnt mean bush is preventing it. bush is about as involved as a newscaster is on the news he's reporting.
the simple fact is, 98% of what comes into this country doesnt even get inspected. if a terrorist wanted to get a dirty bomb in, they wouldnt have a problem.
the only real defense we have is the human element. counterintelligence, spys w/in terrorist organizations. black-ops.
5. Hefeweisen, from your link: "assuming that that had all been adopted say on January 26th, year 2001, is there the remotest chance that it would have prevented 9/11? CLARKE: No." With the clarity that 20/20 hindsight provides, it's very easy to condemn a bit of complacency.When coupled with the attempts at rendering Bush's election illegitimate, the knee-jerk stonewalling of Bush's cabinet picks.. it appears the Democrats share some culpability for the inability to focus on REAL problems?
a few guys thought it would be funny to make a video about the great vacation spot, Jalula Iraq. It's definitely NOT somewhere I want to see again, but if you havent been there.. maybe you will
some comments from YouTube.Com:
1. I love this video, freakin hilarious. I was lucky enough to see the sights, splendor and stank of that piece of shit town. I was even lucky enough to have a car bomb explode while we were trying to take the fucker apart. Ahhh, what great memories of that dank, nasty shit hole.
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Imagine This is an audio mash up of GW Bush singing the John Lennon classic "imagine", it has been a worldwide hit and has made it into (John Peel's) BBC Radio 1 Music Festive 50 on UK Radio 1.
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