Posted on 08/11/2005 5:48:31 PM PDT by Sam Hill
Note that ALL THREE WOMEN involved in Cindy Sheehan's Gold Star Families group were in the MoveOn.org/George Soros ad campaign last fall:
In "A Mother's Tears", Cindy Sheehan of California talks about her son Casey and speaks out against the President and the lies that led to the war in Iraq.
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The Real Voices ad campaign was done by Fenton Communications--which is a George Soros/MoveOn front.
This goes a long way towards explaining how these people can afford to do their propaganda 24 hours a day and seven days a week for the last couple of years.
Ping.
If I can't sleep, neither can you. LOL
This will keep us awake all night. But I'm leaving to try and relax :-)
I wonder how much they were paid by Soros?
Good point about their being fronted by some deep lefty pockets.
Someone should ask her; "Who is funding your grief?"
Be interesting to see how the money actually moves. Where did this information come from?
Speaking of these folks, I saw Jersey Girl Kristen Breitweiser on Hardball without Chris Matthews. She wasn't as "odd" as usual, and was quite cogent, being very upset at the 'Able Danger' fiasco. She may be getting wise.
Precisely what I'd suspected. No wonder Sheehan's performances are ineffectual and leave me flat. Nothing in them but propaganda and hot air. Wonder if she gets paid by the tear?
America's Red Army |
Although the organization was initiated with a letter signed by over 100 celebrities calling for an end to America's imperialist wars, with the help of David Fenton, the founder of the public relations firm, Fenton Communications, and the rabidly anti-Bush Internet outfit, Moveon.org, the campaign was presented as a non-partisan patchwork of American life. But while Fenton may want Americans to see Win Without War as being middle of the road, the sum of its parts paints a vastly different picture.
Fenton Communications is a socially responsible PR firm with a penchant for backing Marxist regimes, and Win Without War boasts a number of progressive operatives, like the coalition's director, Tom Andrews, and Clinton employee, Maggie Williams, who use non-profits to front for the Democratic Party line.
In addition, elements of the fringe Left like Veterans for Peace, which held a solidarity convention in Havana with Cuban veterans of Angola in 1992, are also members of the Win Without War team. And, to top it off, funds are channeled through billionaire George Soros' Open Society Institute and the ultra-leftist Tides Foundation into many of the coalition members' bank accounts. Indeed, Win Without War isn't even close to the mainstream- it's the Left Bank.
The radical Left owes a great debt of gratitude to David Fenton. He has mixed Neo-Marxist ideology with junk science, trial lawyers, labor, progressive millionaires, politicians, and radical policy wonks to construct a complex, moneymaking left-wing advocacy empire. Fenton Communications reported billing $6 million dollars in 2002, and will likely make much more this year with high profile clients like The Heinz Family Foundation, the aforementioned Open Society Institute and Moveon.org.
The backbone of Win Without War is coalition member Moveon.org. Thousands of foot soldiers for the Democratic Internet sensation provide the bulk of Win Without War's membership. Moveon.org is currently partnering with Win Without War in a media campaign attacking the Bush administration's continued ownership of Iraq after the handover of sovereignty. The blatantly partisan ads also solicit donations for Moveon.org's 527 Political Action Committees.
Like Moveon.org, most Win Without War coalition members are closely linked to Fenton Communications. The NAACP, Medea Benjamin's Global Exchange and ice cream mogul Ben Cohen, founder of coalition member True Majority, all do business with Fenton. Other WWW members, like NOW, WAND, Peace Action and Fourth Freedom Forum have close ties with Fenton's rich clients or employees.
FrontPage magazine.com :: America's Red Army by Jennifer Verner
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=14893
There's a lot more info at the link.
I would be able to die happy hearing that. I feel bad for her in a true sense. If she is using her sons death to further her political beliefs then she can rot.
The woman I have seen speaking on tv today sounds like someone is feeding her her lines. She pauses a long time in between sentences.
Breitweiser would have to double her IQ to get to triple digits. I still remember Breitweiser on the Today Show demanding to know why there wasn't some sort of deflection radar on planes to keep them from hitting buildings. She's dumb to the extreme.
Once someone tells her that it was the Clinton Administration that spiked the Atta intelligence, she'll settle down and make excuses.
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"Be interesting to see how the money actually moves. Where did this information come from?"
I remembered this from last year, when the question was how the Tides Foundation (and TeRAYza) were paying all of these ultra leftwing operations.
(Such as Cindy's favorite, United For Peace And Justice.)
Ping to Cindy in a George Soros ad.
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