Showing posts with label neocon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label neocon. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 05, 2007

Cspan and MSM GOP shills

Rollcall.com
GalleryWatch.com
CongressNow.com


They are all GOP Partisan orginizations what ever their claims of - truth repoirting -.

Congressnows home page has 1 link to a democratic story in 13 links to today congress related news.

Roll call.coms Top 1/3 of thier home page features 2 stories about GOP - One which implies that the senate majority had nothing to say about senates future.

Gallerywatch.com is a joint venture of the above 2 shills.

Roll Call and politico.com are the main goto news orgs for CSPAN.
2 Republican skewd rags still the -only real news outlets- used even after the change over of congress.

Stor-E-Tella: Yellow Journalism Again

Stor-E-Tella: Bowling for Information C-SPAN

Stor-E-Tella: Sick Media view of the Bush Administration

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Friday, August 31, 2007

Congress and American people fooled again


-In the soldier's hand was a thumbnail biography, distributed before each of the congressmen's meetings in Baghdad, which let meeting participants such as that soldier know where each of the lawmakers stands on the war. "Moran on Iraq policy," read one section, going on to cite some the congressman's most incendiary statements, such as, "This has been the worst foreign policy fiasco in American history."-


This Does Bother me- our government (BUSHco and the main in the pentagon ) is using parsed and out of context quotes to define a congressman's stance to military personal.
This is outrageous, with insurgents and Al Queda to worry about 24/7
Bush thinks our troops need to know and study personal facts about a senator?
In a time of war? In a war zone?
Sick

From the WashingtonPost via BalloonJuice

-Brief, choreographed and carefully controlled, the codels (short for congressional delegations) often have showed only what the Pentagon and the Bush administration have wanted the lawmakers to see. At one point, as Moran, Tauscher and Rep. Jon Porter (R-Nev.) were heading to lunch in the fortified Green Zone, an American urgently tried to get their attention, apparently to voice concerns about the war effort, the participants said. Security whisked the man away before he could make his point.

Tauscher called it "the Green Zone fog."

"Spin City," Moran grumbled. "The Iraqis and the Americans were all singing from the same song sheet, and it was deliberately manipulated."-

Iraq is Playtime to Bush and company

UPDATE_ Defense Department admits to creating Bushified Bios
ThinkProgress - U.S. Troops Given Misleading, Inaccurate Bios Of Democratic Lawmakers Visiting Iraq
ThinkProgress has confirmed that the bios are prepared by the Strategic Effects (STRATEFF) office of MNF-I.


mean while-

Today NBC recognized 2 of the over 3500 young men and women we have lost. No mention of any other deaths of US or Iraqis or that there is any debate about the war.

Sad to say but if this family did not have 3 children in the war of which 2 died and the 3rd was removed to non active duty as last survivor,there would be no NBC story. The 2nd son that died lost his life in the helicopter crash where 13 others died too. Any chats with the other 13 family's?
No.
Any mourning of the 13 others ?
No

Any Mourning for a English lady who died 10 years ago
YES

Entertainment first - YAY NBC

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Friday, August 24, 2007

TPM take GOP to task again


Talking Points Memo | Militarism and Anti-Democracy, Now in a Country Near You

Like for instance, all those war critics who think that if only US troops would leave Iraq, all the killing would stop.Have you met these people? You can find people who think the Earth is flat.Heck, you can even find people who don't believe in evolution. Most of them seem to be running for president as Republicans.

Oh how the Semi-great have fallen

TPMmuckraker August 24, 2007 11:53 AM
How does Allawi pay for his lucrative contract with GOP lobbying powerhouse Barbour Griffith & Rogers? The obvious guess is that his old buddies at the CIA pay for him. But he may not need the agency's cash. One member of his coterie is suspected of participating in what an Iraqi public-corruption judge calls "possibly the largest robbery in the world" -- the theft of approximately $1
billion from the Iraqi treasury.
Look at the new puppet worse then the old puppet

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Thursday, August 23, 2007

Could this be true - NSA FBI DOJ

Where have all the good programmers gone ?


BitTorrent Admin Monitored by US Government, Forced to Dump Linux

sk0t was informed by his Probation Officer that he has to have special software installed on his PC so that the government can monitor his online activities. However, what is a more bitter pill to swallow for him is that the monitoring software is Windows only and as sk0t is an Ubuntu user, the Justice Department is forcing him to switch operating systems.
Could it be that all the REAL coders quit or were fired to be replaced by MS certified loyal bushies?

LOL

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Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Barbara Bushs extended family 2.0

Trust is something to be earned - Who do i trust -actual military personal or some one from the -Bush dog and pony show.

Trust Airborne or Brookings Institute?

The claim that we are increasingly in control of the battlefields in Iraq is an assessment arrived at through a flawed, American-centered framework. Yes, we are militarily superior, but our successes are offset by failures elsewhere. What soldiers call the “battle space” remains the same, with changes only at the margins.
Trex says more
Late Nite FDL: That Other Op-Ed
Digby and Greg Sargent have been wondering aloud if the dirty Em Ess Em were going to hoist last Sunday’s Op Ed by real soldiers returning from Iraq on to their shoulders and parade it around town in the same way that they greeted that meretricious Think Tank Puff Piece by O’Hanlon and Pollack. The answer?

Of course not. The soldiers who wrote it are just enlisted men. They didn’t go to Cornell or even Columbia. They’re not members of the Serious Foreign Policy Elite. They’re probably not even from Good Families. What the hell do they know?


More from me
Stor-E-Tella: Barbara Bushs extended family

Stor-E-Tella: I will never believe Mr Petraeus-Bush or any of the other -Bushs

Stor-E-Tella: Pollack is war critic - he told Bush war is Critical

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Tuesday, August 21, 2007

WingNuts ID Certification

What to do if a link goes back to a Neocons site warn the reader with
The Wingnuts Logo

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Spyland security

Bush Administration Has Been Using Illegal Wiretapping and Spying Activity for Political Purposes.

In an under covered trial in a California courtroom, a Constitutional drama of major significance is unfolding.

It is a federal lawsuit filed by Americans who claim that the Bush Administration, with the cooperation of AT&T, illegally spied on them. The Bush Administration has taken the Orwellian position that the trial must not be allowed to proceed because it would require the White House to reveal if they indeed have illegally monitored the plaintiffs – and that, the Bush Politburo argues, would violate "state secrets."

NSA - Nothing new about it.

SO the US Government have spied on people for political or social purposes, not a surprise.

The network we use for the web was developed by DARPA, i am sure the defense department would never leave a back door to their system.

If it were then why would a organization like the EEF be needed at all.


DARPA - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is an agency of the United States Department of Defense responsible for the development of new technology for use by the military. DARPA was responsible for funding development of many technologies which have had a major impact on the world

EFF: About
When our freedoms in the networked world come under attack, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is the first line of defense. EFF broke new ground when it was founded in 1990 — well before the Internet was on most people's radar

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