If one was wondering why the mainstream media has not stepped up to its traditional role to question the government especially as it embarks on radical new policies, one need search no further for the answer.
Posted on 05/02/2009 12:04:48 AM PDT by Talkradio03
Thanks, Talkradio03. Can’t listen to it right now, but I’m putting a placemarker here until morning. Sounds like it’s just what a person needs to hear over a cup of mornin’ coffee and an aspirin, or two, or seven.
In my wilder days, I always found that rootbeer floats or Strawberry soda offered the fastest relief for the Saturday morning "blues." ;^) I know, it sounds crazy, but I swear it worked to settle both stomach and shaky hands. I used to get the ol' post-party "blues" many mornings of the week and had a lot of practice battling them!
Am writing this post in part with hopes to make you smile (and maybe find a surprising remedy), but mostly, like you, to ping myself with a placeholder to check out this thread in the mawnin'.
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If one was wondering why the mainstream media has not stepped up to its traditional role to question the government especially as it embarks on radical new policies, one need search no further for the answer.
They did this to Hank Rearden in Atlas Shrugged... my god...
Have you read Atlas Shrugged? This is playing out exactly like in the book!
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Thanks Caribou, I know it’s late, I stayed up all night going after this story, there was transcripts by no audio, I finally got a hold of it, I hope this makes a splash. If it were a Republican, the man who made this statement would have 20 news trucks outside on his front lawn...
Looks like we are gonna have to do the heavy lifting...
RICO.
Send it to Drudge
Bump for later. The YouTube video isn’t working. In fact most of YouTube has been quirky for several hours now.
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Chet - despite the fact that you and I have one or two areas of disagreement, and I have posted a few snarky comments to you in the past, on this we can agree.
Life is imitating art (or fiction in this case.)
I would that it would imitate it even further, but alas, I have yet to find a real-life John Galt or Ragnar Danneskold, although I have fancied myself in the mentor role of Akston, should suitable individuals present themselves.
It certainly is a RICO case, but you need a prosecutor and/or a Grand Jury.......
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A "must listen" by noted freeper, Mark Levin.
Attorney for Chrylser lenders who object to the sale, in his own words, had one of his Clients threatened by the Obama Whitehouse, and that his reputation would be destroyed.
Click.: Link to Mark Levin 6:35 video
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