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What can we say about last night’s moronic and embarrassing GOP presidential debate in Washington, D.C.? Romney opened with a lie when he said his name was Mitt. His real first name is Willard. Herman Cain kept calling the moderator Blitz. Those were the lighthearted moments. Here’s the latest GOP train wreck in 60 seconds…
Clothing company Benetton is under fire this morning for its latest controversial promotion campaign “UnHate” featuring digitally altered photos of world political and religious leaders embraced in a kiss. The ads feature President Obama kissing on Chinese President Hu Jintao and Hugo Chavez as well as French President Nicolas Sarkozy embraced in a passionate kiss with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. But it was a photo of Pope Benedict kissing an Egyptian Imam that caused the Vatican to call the stunt “absolutely unacceptable” and a “grave lack of respect for the pope.”
Scott Bateman’s latest political animation uses GOP presidential failure Michele Bachmann’s own words to highlight just how clueless and dangerous this Teabagger Queen of Mean really is when it comes to the common American…
“Without net neutrality, Americans’ access to the Internet would hinge not on our right to free speech but on the whims of the corporations that would control it,” said ACLU legislative counsel Christopher Calabrese.
The General Assembly also approved $20,000 to be used from donations received so far to purchase an additional 20 tents. The tents not only provide shelter from the elements, but also provide safe spaces for women, the medical group, etc.
In a new video statement just released, the worldwide online collective announced will launch a multi-pronged attack, referred to as ‘Operation Fox Hunt’ on Saturday, November 5, against Fox News, Facebook, the big banks and the Mexican drug cartel. “Since they will not stop ridiculing the occupiers, we will simply shut them down…Fox News, your time has come . . . Operation Fox Hunt. November 5th. May the hunt begin.”
Tonight’s protest is the latest in the Guerilla Drive-In series. Their first movie night was held earlier this year when the group projected their popular “Koch Commercial” on the wall of Lincoln Center on the ‘David Koch Theater.’
The woman is full of political shit, and she, along with her fellow Bushies, have a helluva a lot to answer for, and just because the troops are coming home from Iraq at the end of the year, that doesn’t absolve them of the horrific responsibility they bear in taking this country down a road that should never have been traveled in the first place.
Ono marked the 41st anniversary release of “Imagine” by gathering with fans for a moment of silence, and the release of “white balloons into the air,” to pay tribute to Lennon.
With the onset of winter, the Occupy protesters need energy to power computer equipment, charge phones and cameras, and have the ability to cook food and keep warm. Here’s how you can help…
Though the search engine giant did not comply with those specific requests, a bigger concern is over how Google chooses which requests for “removal of content” it decides to honor, and which ones they refuse. After all, the report also shows that the company “complied” with 63% requests for content removal, and over 90% of “requests for user data.”
In a scene reminiscent of the excessive force used against Occupy members in Oakland earlier this week, Denver police used “bully clubs,” pepper-gas spray, pepper-gas bullets, and a host of other extreme measures and force to attack teachers, elderly people, mothers with babies, and all the other lawful citizens in attendance. Why?
After a growing public and media outcry against the brutal excessive force by Oakland police, Mayor Jean Quan, who authorized the use of force, has backed down and promises “minimal police presence” in dealing with protesters. The Mayor’s announcement came while friends were celebrating that injured Iraqi veteran Scott Olsen’s condition had been upgraded to “fair.”
Quan, herself once a victim of the Oakland police’s bullying, now “is the bully,” Keith says. He calls on Quan to dismiss acting Police Chief Howard Jordan and allow protesters to return to their location, “or, having betrayed everything she’d supported and all those who have supported her, she must resign.”
Oakland police in riot gear clashed for a second day with members of Occupy Wall Street as the demonstrators attempted to take back their encampment in front of City Hall after being evicted in a pre-dawn raid on Tuesday.
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