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Great Clip, found on Melvin Udall’s Journal

I put a lot of clips on this blog but this is one you NEED to watch.

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This addition from Crooks and Liars

Someone in John McCain’s campaign needs to tell him that he’s not funny and that making crude jokes about killing innocent people is not presidential and inappropriate.  

Most of you have heard of McCain’s Bomb Bomb Bomb Iran gaffe, and now the GOP presidential hopeful has made another crude joke about killing Iranians and again, its wholly inappropriate. The title of this AP story is “Wife Pokes McCain In The Back”

PITTSBURGH — Cindy McCain’s jab to her husband’s back came a second too late Tuesday to keep him from making a wisecrack about the health impact of Iran’s main import from the United States: cigarettes.

Republican presidential candidate John McCain was asked about an Associated Press report that $158 million in cigarettes have been shipped to Iran during George W. Bush’s presidency despite restrictions on U.S. exports to that country.

“Maybe that’s a way of killing them,” McCain told reporters, smiling as he waited for a cheesesteak sandwich at the Primanti Brothers restaurant. His wife, sitting next to him at the counter, poked his back without looking up. Read on…

How about, “McCain Makes Another Crude Joke About Killing Iranians?” Just kill ‘em all, right, Senator? You can tell this guy can’t wait to have his finger on the buttons, can’t you?  Had Barack Obama made this comment the corporate media would run with it, wall to wall for weeks.

McCain Eats French Fry Sandwich, Jokes About Killing Iranians

More crude McCain Humor - John McCain’s mean, sexist, homophobic joke about Chelsea

Ten years ago, McCain told a cruel joke about Chelsea to a group of Republicans:

“Why is Chelsea Clinton so ugly?
Because her father is Janet Reno.”

More: Tasteless Blast from Past: John McCain’s Crude Chelsea Clinton Joke

Damm tis more…McCain Makes Awkward Wife-Beating Joke - read the rest for context, still in bad taste.

McCain: I appreciate his support. As you know, the lieutenant governor is our chairman.

Q: Why snub the governor?

McCain: I didn’t mean to snub him. I’ve known the lieutenant governor for 15 years and we’ve been good friends….I didn’t intend to snub him. There are other states where the governor is not the chairman.

Q: Maybe it’s the governor’s approval rating and you are running from him like you are from the president?

McCain: (Chuckling) And I stopped beating my wife just a couple of weeks ago . . .

“I hate the gooks” - John McCain

Obama’s Money Man

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Obama Trading in Contradictions

I’m mainly posting this because frankly I have not been paying any attention to this particular subject. I should care a little more but hey.

For me except for the convenience of showing y’all a news clip or a “U not the daddy” clip and being able to embed the clip easily I don’t have much use for You Tube anymore as far as my posting of clips to the site because many of the times I was kicked off the site for removal of “copyright” material it had nothing to do with the actual clip it was how I tag the clip and how I titled it. It was all based on the fact that I was an evil right leaning dude.

When I posted the Barack, The Magic Negro clip, my clip was removed because it was being played on every fucken newscast around the country. Countless copycat clips remained on You Tube after the fact.
I had a number of leftists fucks monitoring every damm clip I put on the site and would almost immediately get some note from You Tube, I said fuck it.

Let’s get real if You Tube was able to prevent the upload of every single piece of copyrighted material from its site would anyone go to You Tube?
I know I don’t want to watch a bunch of idiots playing with their dogs and cats, or some too close mug shot of some moron in his mothers basement giving us his insight on the current political scene, or even worse some rednecks mattress surfing.

Although Viacom certainly may not agree but millions more folks like myself have viewed material that I would otherwise have not seen because someone took the time to upload and share what they viewed.
I can see both sides of this issue but as this clip below points out if Viacom pisses off the rabblerousing 20-something computer geeks and these young folks do decide to mobilize and boycott Viacom they will indeed feel the pinch.

If there is anybody out there who happens to read this who knows more about this particular issues please enlighten me.

Google scored a legal victory in keeping its search source code secret from Viacom, but YouTube users were not so fortunate with their privacy.

A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that the search giant doesn’t have to turn over the code to Viacom, which filed a $1 billion copyright infringement lawsuit against Google in 2007.

In granting Google’s motion for a protective order, U.S. District Judge Louis L. Stanton in Manhattan agreed with Google’s characterization of the source code as a trade secret that can’t be disclosed without risking the loss of business.

“YouTube and Google should not be made to place this vital asset in hazard merely to allay speculation,” the judge said. “A plausible showing that YouTube and Google’s denials are false, and that the search function can and has been used to discriminate in favor of infringing content, should be required before disclosure of so valuable and vulnerable an asset is compelled.”

The judge also denied Viacom’s motion for Google to produce source code for its Video Identification Tool, which helps copyright notify Google of copyright infringement.

However, the judge granted a Viacom motion that records of every video watched by YouTube users, including their login names and IP addresses, be turned over to the entertainment giant.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation called the ruling a threat to YouTube users’ privacy.

“The court’s order grants Viacom’s request and erroneously ignores the protections of the federal Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA), and threatens to expose deeply private information about what videos are watched by YouTube users,” the EFF said in a statement.

At stake in the legal battle is a key part of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), the 1998 law that shields Web site owners from copyright infringement involving material published by users. The “safe harbor” provision in the law can protect against infringement claims as long as copyrighted material is removed upon notification.

After the suit, YouTube launched an antipiracy tool that checks uploaded videos against the original content in an effort to flag piracy.

Earlier - Viacom’s YouTube lawsuit a threat to internet, Google says

Kid Funkadelic sends his love

Have added you to the sidebar… I needs more diversity LOL!

Here is McCain’s interview on GMA this morning. If you can get past all the fucken bird noises in the background that drowns out most of his interview he really comes across like an old asshole.
You would think that someone would be telling dude to speak with a little more clarity and conviction.
Yes Robin Roberts interview skills are less than stellar and as all liberals in the media do she has her agenda, but McCain comes across as this sad old dude going through the motions of a campaign.

Also at about 4:52 in the clip McCain lies AGAIN about not making the statement that he is “not strong on the economy.”

McCain said it

Mitt Romney touts his business and executive experience as evidence he would deftly steer the economy as president. At the same time, he blasts rival John McCain as lacking when it comes to the economy.

“He has a number of things that are great strengths of his, but he happened to say the economy was not his strong suit,” Romney said at a campaign stop in Denver. “Well, at a time like this in a country like this, I think it is important to have a president for whom the economy is his strong suit.”

Did Sen. McCain say that? He denied it at a Republican debate in Boca Raton, Fla., when journalist Tim Russert questioned him about it.

Tim Russert: “Senator McCain, you have said repeatedly, ‘I know a lot less about economics than I do about military and foreign policy issues. I still need to be educated.’ Is it a problem for your campaign that the economy is now the most important issue, one that, by your own acknowledgement, you’re not well versed on?”

McCain: “Actually, I don’t know where you got that quote from. I’m very well versed in economics.”

It seems that Romney and Russert are both right on this point, while McCain is contradicting his previous statements.

McCain gave an interview to the Wall Street Journal in 2005 in which he said, “I’m going to be honest: I know a lot less about economics than I do about military and foreign policy issues. I still need to be educated.”

He told the Boston Globe in December 2007, “”The issue of economics is not something I’ve understood as well as I should.”

Russert followed up a few days later in a one-on-one interview with McCain. McCain acknowledged the quotes and gave the following response:

McCain: “Okay. Let me tell you what I was trying to say and what I meant in that soundpiece. I spent 22 years in the military. I spent 20 years in the Senate Armed Services Committee. I’ve been involved in national security issues all my life. I attended the National War College. Of course I know more about national security than any other issue. That’s been my entire life. Am I smart on economics? Yes. I was chairman of the Commerce Committee. That’s why people like Phil Gramm, Tom Coburn and Warren Rudman and Carly Fiorina and the real strong economic minds, Jack Kemp, the real strong minds on the economy and conservatives on the economy are supporting me. Of course, I always have things to learn, and I continue to learn every day. But I’m very strong on the economy, and, frankly, my economic record is a lot stronger than that of the governor of Massachusetts when you look at his record as governor.”

This election is like being stuck between two gun barrels and having to decide which one you want to be shot with, the big gun that will explode your head like a cantaloupe quick death or the smaller less frightening looking gun the one that may not kill you right away exposing you to long term suffering.
Gruesome shit huh? Well that is the 2008 election in a nutshell!

Via Byron York. We know he’s planning to revisit the issue — the day after he’s inaugurated, no less — but the lack of remorse is news to me. What happened to that “lesson” he supposedly learned about securing the border first?

College betting is obviously an interstate commerce issue
(So Nevada should not have the right to have sports betting?)

The issue has been dead for years

(Despite your efforts, and I thought you were running on effectiveness, so how can it be dead?)

I haven’t won on every issue. I didn’t win on immigration reform, but I’ll go back at it. And I’m glad I did it.

Full Article here

In case you forgot - From January 28, 2008 Hot Air Post - Video: Sure I’d sign my immigration bill as president, says McCain

I found this video on Not Another CONspiracy featuring Rev Manning. Although this dude tends to get a wee bit animated in his video sermons as he uses the bible to beat people over the head with his analysis his general message is pretty sound as it is in this clip.

Since I was very young I have always been confused at the mindset of Negros and how most have this “follow the leader” mentality in that most tend to speak with the same sociological, ideological and political voice. No other racial or ethnic group of folks does this.

White people should indeed heed his little warning, not that black folks will be rioting in the streets on inauguration day but a decidedly different attitude will reign amongst the Negro populace.

If you think Pastor Manning is just way off base just read this article about Spike Lee and his repeating the Nigga Nagin phrase of “Chocolate City.”

(LINK) Director Spike Lee said he’s getting his tickets to Barack Obama’s inauguration, and he believes it’ll ring in a “chocolate city.”

Although Election Day is still more than four months off, Lee told a film festival audience in Silver Spring, Md., last week that the Illinois senator will be going all the way, according to the Reuters news agency.

“It’s going to be before Obama, ‘B.B.,’ and after Obama — ‘A.B.’ — and some folks need to get used to this,” Lee said Thursday. “And I’m going to be at the inauguration — getting my hotel reservation now.”

In vouching for Obama, Lee also told the audience, “We need a real chocolate city.” Lee has endorsed Obama’s candidacy.

The words echoed remarks New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin’s made in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Nagin called for a more “chocolate” New Orleans, advocating the return displaced blacks back to the city.

Lee later explicitly endorsed Obama, as someone who would set the right course. “It’s not an if … he changes the world. He changes how the world looks at the United States,” Lee said.

It would be good for artists, too, who he said reflect the atmosphere around them. “It’s going to be a new day. Not just a new day, a better day.”

MORE:

Barack Obama was feted at a music award ceremony where Sean ‘P Diddy’ Combs led a rallying cry of “Obama or Die”.

P Diddy: ‘Barack Obama Win Was Greatest Moment Of My Life’

“If we all register and vote, we will have the first black president in the history of America,” Diddy said at the ceremony.

While Keys said: “Together we can do anything,” then shouted: Obama y’all”.

I was having a conversation with a young lady on my DC trip who described herself as “a green person” and that she was concerned about the environment.
After some chatting about how we are “destroying the environment” I told her the next time you fly particularly over a large city as I did while in NYC process the fact that millions and millions of people live down there burning fuels, accumulating trash, creating their own little scar on this supposedly frail planet.

Take an aerial snapshot in your mind and process the fact that even if every square inch
of space you can see was occupied with a polluting vehicle, burning brush, trash, exhaust being expelled by everything from diesel trucks, businesses, lawn mowers, BBQ grills, heating devices, cooking surfaces whatever do you actually believe that the earth is not capable of cleansing itself.

Should we be good environmental neighbors, certainly.

Should we be environmentally conscious and protective of our waterways, our air and our surroundings, of course.

I then asked her if she was familiar with the recent Chaitén volcano a single major volcano eruption that put more “pollutants” into the air then all the humans that have ever lived on earth. It is the ultimate display of human arrogance and ignorance to think humankind has or even can make much of an impact on warming or cooling of the planet.

After looking at me as if I had my head on backwards she acknowledged that “well I never thought of it that way”

Duh, of course not. Another example of why liberal amuse me so much.

We’re so self-important. So self-important. Everybody’s going to save something now. “Save the trees, save the bees, save the whales, save those snails.” And the greatest arrogance of all: save the planet. What? Are these bleeping people kidding me? Save the planet, we don’t even know how to take care of ourselves yet. We haven’t learned how to care for one another, we’re gonna save the fucking planet?

“What we don’t remember are the little things that flew over our heads as kids…”

From Pee Wee’s Playhouse to Fractured Fairy Tales ah the days when kids programs were filled with sexual and drug references.

How did we survive!? LOL!

After watching this I had a strong case of the munchies…

Ok I saw this headline “CINDY UNLEASHED…” On Drudge.

So then I click on the headline and the ABC website has:
“Cindy McCain Presses Obama Patriotism Case”

I have the DVR in my office set to record the Today and GMA shows so I can scan through the stories (mostly skipping all the damm commercials).
I watch the interview and say to myself what the fuck?
Most of this segment she talked about her daughter who had the facial surgery.
It was hardly the interview worthy of either of those headlines.
My point, this is why MSM people tend to be so full of shit, inflaming folks to draw them to their websites and to watch their videos.

This is why I posted so you can see for yourself without the fucken commercials!
Be very skeptical of inflammatory headlines, we are likely to see a lot of them as the campaign unfolds.

I’ll be totally honest since I never gave a shit about nor respected McCain I paid little attention to him, I head about this but I thought it was a joke. You mean this asshole actually called his mega rich wife a CUNT and she did not dump his senile idiot crusty old ass!?
Can you imagine Obama calling his wife a cunt? She would go ghetto on his ass and cut him!!

If I were a woman (except for the fact that Obama is a clueless dolt) it would be next to impossible for me to vote for him.
Calling a woman a cunt is seriously disrespecful. No woman should ever tolerate a man using that term.
Cindy must either be very weak minded or despite her looks must be seriously lacking in self-esteem or both!

John McCain’s temper is well documented. He’s called opponents and colleagues “shitheads,” “assholes” and in at least one case “a fucking jerk.”

But a new book on the presumptive Republican nominee will air perhaps the most shocking angry exchange to date.

The Real McCain by Cliff Schecter, which will arrive in bookstores next month, reports an angry exchange between McCain and his wife that happened in full view of aides and reporters during a 1992 campaign stop. An advance copy of the book was obtained by RAW STORY.

Three reporters from Arizona, on the condition of anonymity, also let me in on another incident involving McCain’s intemperateness. In his 1992 Senate bid, McCain was joined on the campaign trail by his wife, Cindy, as well as campaign aide Doug Cole and consultant Wes Gullett. At one point, Cindy playfully twirled McCain’s hair and said, “You’re getting a little thin up there.” McCain’s face reddened, and he responded, “At least I don’t plaster on the makeup like a trollop, you cunt.” McCain’s excuse was that it had been a long day. If elected president of the United States, McCain would have many long days.

The man who was known as “McNasty” in high school has erupted in foul-languaged tirades at political foes and congressional colleagues more-or-less throughout his career, and his quickness to anger has been an issue on the presidential campaign trail as evidence of his fury has surfaced.

READ THE REST AT THE RAW STORY

More posts on this: McCain ‘C-Word’ Moment Becomes Fodder For Satirists

Wonkette: McCain Called His Wife C-Word (links to Raw Story)

Baptist Minister Asks McCain: “Did You Call Your Wife A Cunt?”

He Said It First - funny!

Link to the movie creators blog

This Via Hot Air

I was going to lead with something about McCain wanting to lift the moratorium on offshore drilling — duly qualified, of course, with conservationist panders about leaving the final decision up to the states, keeping ANWR off-limits, etc etc — but this is bigger news, isn’t it?

Suddenly that infamous Maxine Waters clip seems less funny than ominous. Great Society II fever — catch it:

A Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that 29% of voters favor nationalizing the oil industry. Just 47% are opposed and 24% are not sure.

The survey found that a plurality of Democrats (37%) believe the oil industry should be nationalized. Just 32% of voters in Barack Obama’s party disagree with that approach. Republicans oppose nationalizing the oil industry by a 66% to 16% margin. Unaffiliated voters are opposed by a 47% to 33% margin…

Data released yesterday showed that Americans believe developing new energy sources is the best long-term solution to the nation’s energy problem. Forty-seven percent (47%) said private companies were more likely to solve the nation’s energy problem than government research programs. But, at the same time, only 52% said companies should be allowed to keep the profits from the discovery of any alternative fuel sources.

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I posting this again because maybe it did not sink in how retarded some of these Democrat liberal hacks are…

Was listening to Rush talk about this topic on his show today. In a stunning display of liberal media deception you now have this piece of shit liberal pundit hack denying that he had anything to do with perpetuating the Michelle Obama “whitey” tape rumor.

Time lies. The NYTimes slimes. AP distorts. ABC News, the Guardian, and the blithering Bob Beckel have all now piled on, too. They are at it again. Smearing conservative bloggers and talk radio. Because they think they can get away with it.

Like Barack Obama, the MSM has adopted the “Yes, we can!” mantra.

Oh, no, they can’t.

As I reported on Friday, the ogling Obamedia is spreading the lie that conservative bloggers and talk show host Rush Limbaugh are responsible for perpetuating the Michelle Obama videotape rumor, whose dubious provenance is far left Hillary shill and disgraced disinformation operative Larry Johnson. Over the weekend, ABC News attributed Johnson’s rumor to “conservative bloggers” without even the most cursory mention of Johnson’s role in lighting the fire on May 16–and no acknowledgment at all that many leadingconservative bloggers have been deflating and debunking Johnson’s hype from the get-go. (Allahpundit counts five major MSM outlets, including ABC News, which have now omitted Johnson from stories about the reckless tape rumor.)

Here’s the ABC News smear:

Google “Michelle Obama” and the term “whitey” and you’ll find conservative bloggers claiming a video shows her using the racially tinged term at Trinity Church. No tape has ever surfaced. But the claim helped prompt the Obama campaign to launch its own Web site, FighttheSmears.com.

Read the rest from Michelle Malkin

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Previous - Bob Beckel says Bombshell is heading Michele Obama’s way. (Vanity)

Think about and pray for the folks in Iowa but watch the video listen to the words and remind yourself of the hysteria over Katrina and compare.

LOL!!!! Found on El Borak In case you is wondering Snoop has lots of Soul…

Here is some extra credit reading for you white people out there: Stuff Educated Black People Like
I don’t have a college degree, just military experience, so I’m not sure if I belong in the EBP category.

Needed to post something funny, between the Supreme Court and John McCain I have a headache!

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Found on Politik Ditto who got it from Sister Toldjah

The Republicans (McCain) can save their money; dude does not have to produce a single commercial about Obama during the campaign. Hillary and her fans have done all of the work!

I started to go on a long tirade about what McCain said in this interview and to explain again why I don’t want this man to be president AGAIN but I’m like fuck it. I’m just a middle aged Negro anonymous blogger with a few opinions that I share on occasion. Nobody care what a broke ass Middle American angry Negro has to say about a great American POW survivor war hero…faux Republican.

Although I know my request for insight, inspiration and wisdom will be pretty much ignored I will still humbly ask those of you who are more right leaning or those of you who still identify yourselves as Republican why should I support this idiot old bastard?

I’m thinking hell at least an Obama presidency will entertain me with dude slapping his wife in the ass before they board Air Force one or the shot of him with a 40 in one hand slapping down a double six screaming “biatch” while playing dominoes as he entertains his homies in the Oval Office.

Anywho just posting for those of you who care. *Sigh*

(CNSNews.com) - At a time when congressional Republicans are pressing for expanded domestic oil drilling to boost supply, Republican Sen. John McCain says the goal of his energy policy is to move Americans away from oil. He also said oil companies “absolutely” should be giving something back to the consumer.

Americans “have to” move away from oil, McCain said Wednesday, not only because of soaring gasoline prices, “but also because of greenhouse gas emissions.”

His energy plan says nothing about oil drilling. Instead, McCain is pushing for alternative forms of energy — especially an expansion of nuclear power.

“We have to embark on a national mission to become energy independent — and nuclear power has to play a big role in that,” he told NBC’s “Today” show on Wednesday.

Asked if there’s anything he or Sen. Obama could do to ease soaring gasoline prices, McCain said “We could give them (American consumers) a bit of a break for this summer.”

McCain says that suspending the federal gasoline tax (18.4 cents a gallon) between Memorial Day and Labor Day might help a little bit. He also says he would temporarily halt new oil infusions into the nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

But between now and November, McCain said he doubts gasoline prices will go much lower than they are now — and they “could go higher.” The situation won’t get much better than it is now, given that a finite supply of oil is controlled by a cartel.

Oil company profits

At a time of record oil prices and record profits — when oil companies are getting various tax breaks and financial incentives from the federal government — shouldn’t those companies “be able to give something back to the consumer?” NBC’s Matt Lauer asked McCain. “Absolutely,” McCain replied.

“And they should be investing in alternative energy and they should be giving back to the consumer and they should be embarking on research and development that will pay off in reducing our dependence on foreign oil,” McCain said.

“The point is, oil companies have got to be more participatory in alternate energy, in sharing their profits in a variety of ways, and there is very strong and justifiable emotion about their profits,” McCain said.

On Tuesday, Senate Republicans prevented a vote on a Democratic bill that would have imposed a 25 percent windfall profits tax on oil company profits. The motion to cut off debate and proceed to a vote failed by a 51-43 margin. Neither McCain nor Sen. Barack Obama cast a vote on the cloture motion.

But both presumed presidential candidates support a windfall profits tax.

Last month in North Carolina, McCain said, “I don’t like obscene profits being made anywhere — and I’d be glad to look not just at the windfall profits tax — that’s not what bothers me — but we should look at any incentives that we are giving to people or industries or corporations that are distorting the market.”

HERE IS THE INTERVIEW

Pass on to your friends who support Obama…LOL!

Man you some of you white folks need some good meds, LOL!!