Posted on 06/10/2011 7:16:43 AM PDT by curth
Today, at 1 pm (EST), a cache of emails Sarah Palin sent and/or received while Governor of Alaska is set to be released.
How many emails? Figures range from 20,000 to upwards of 24,000. They cover a large time period – December 2006 to September 2008 – and the same media machine that couldn’t find anything wrong, or even worth investigating, as far as Ted Kennedy, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama were concerned, is now asking readers to help them pour through the emails and get the dirt on Palin.
That’s right: both the Washington Post and the New York Times have announced they will publish the emails tomorrow as they get them, and they want readers to read over them, find the things that are “most interesting” or “most noteworthy,” and email notes on those portions to the respective papers. (Any of you who did a research intensive degree in college know what this means: it means the newspaper is then going to take those “most interesting” pieces, paste them on the front page of their website, and say, “Look here folks! We found a chink in Palin’s armor! She’s beatable! She’s beatable!”)
In making this request, both the Washington Post and the New York Times prove they’ve yet to learn how much the people love Palin. But we can help them learn this lesson after 1 pm by sending a ton of emails that have absolutely nothing to with Palin’s correspondence cache.
In other words, the Washington Post reports they’ll be posting Palin’s emails here, and they’ll include a link whereby readers can respond when they find that “most noteworthy” information. The New York Times has been kind enough to say they’ll post Palin’s emails here, and they will likewise include a link whereby readers can respond when they find that juicy nugget that’s going to prove Palin doesn’t love America after all (or that she really shot her Caribou from a distance of 120 yards instead of 123).
Our job is simple: once the emails post, we need to click the links for each paper (cited in previous paragraph) and send both of them an email (or emails) about the noteworthy information we found. But instead of sending something from Palin’s emails, send them your favorite line from a Charlton Heston speech or movie. Or send them your favorite line from your favorite song or from a piece of classic literature.
Even if both papers figure out what’s happening rather quickly, the knowledge that we’ve sent random information will them force to research and verify every email (and re-open and re-research those which they took for granted upon receiving them). In turn, this will ruin all their fun and shut this little experiment down before it even gets rolling.
Oh yes, and it will do one other thing too: it will teach them once more that America loves Sarah Palin. Whether she runs for President or not (or whether you plan to vote for her or not), we can all agree that she stands for something the mainstream media ought not drag through the mud.
Spread the word folks. Recruit your friends. At 1 pm, it’s game on.
BUMP for the links.
That’s brilliant! Can I play too?
Movie stars, TV personalities, career politicians, athletes, must wish they were as irrelevant as Sarah.
Time for a new show: The Sarah Factor.
Contestants audition to try and become as irrelevant as Sarah Palin.
By the way, launching a denial or service attack against those email servers would just be wrong. Yes, siree, wrong. It’s be a crying shame if someone thought to do that sort of thing.
Send in sections of text about famous Democrat scandals (e.g. Gunwalker, Vince Foster, Troopergate, Hillary’s cattle futures, Waco etc) but with Palin’s name in place of e.g. Clinton’s.
I got some great quotes from Obama and Clinton that are out and out lies. I will be sending these.
I will most certainly be “reporting” to them on what I find in Palin emails. They will be busy.
They will be required to recruit readers to read recruit reports. Ruh roh!
And sending in pictures of Weiner’s... er... private business would also be completely out of bounds.
lol, that’s a good one. Here’s another.....
“You cannot go to a 7-11 or a Dunkin’ Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent.... I’m not joking.”
So called “news” organizations are using all their resources and that of the tiny Palin hating public to now manufacture headlines? Just when I thought they could go no lower!
I pray that this backfires on them bigtime!
The 2012 election will be like no other in history. Obama is driving this country into the ground and has nothing to run on. The MSM is desperate and will gladly sacrifice themselves on his alter.
Notice all the news stories about hacking lately? My tin foil hat says they are going to try to shut down the internet for “Safety” reasons. Absolutely anything is on the table for this election.
Go to the Times link and read the comments. The Times is getting hammered over this ploy.
Based on the comments that are already on each of the articles, this is not gonna go over well for the Slimes or the Compost.
Mega LSM Fail!
LOL!
We fight the machine! It’s war.
Started reading the posts at the NY Slimes, been recommending some and started reporting on personal attacks against Palin, lo and behold I can’t report any more abuses.
I love it!
I saw that. It has to be at least 9/1 Palin’s favor. She’s got God on her side and that makes her ineluctable!
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