"L.A. Times under siege!"
Citizens Demand Release of Obama Video <-- click here
LIVE INTERVIEWS
Runtime: 1m:51s
From: JeffersDodge
Posted on 10/30/2008 10:44:40 PM PDT by RonDog
From popmodal.com:
"L.A. Times under siege!"
Citizens Demand Release of Obama Video <-- click here
LIVE INTERVIEWS
Runtime: 1m:51s
From: JeffersDodge
And, this AMAZING video is now posted on the secure servers
of the premier CONSERVATIVE video website popmodal.com...
...where the Obamabots at YouTube cannot take it down!
Thanks for the post, These good folk that are demanding the release of this tape are going to vote. I’m optimistic now.
This is what I’m getting at the link:
“Could not connect to mysql! Please check your database settings!”
Link’s not working for me, RD.
Interesting that they won’t release the video because they “promised” not to, whereas the NYT didn’t have any issues releasing National Security secrets re tapping telephones of conversations with foreign terrorists.
This is no longer the country in which I was born; I’ve never seen such an array of miscreants. The Democrat Party used to be respectable, but not anymore. If 0bama wins, we are in for some unbelievably difficult times.
FReepers and PUMAs, grassroots activists from ALL OVER southern California -- all converging on the L.A. Times building -- on less than twenty-four hours notice!Adding to the confusion of this "last minute" protest, some of the e-mails said that it would start at 10 am, and some said 3 pm...
...so we FReeped them TWICE, at BOTH times!
awesome, great job!!!
has anyone posted photos?
I’m trying to get to the video linked on this thread but having trouble.....
Connecting the dots here..... The LA Slimes and the Chicago Tribune (owned by the same bunch) made sure to get the STRONGEST candidate out of the way with politics of personal destruction to pave the way for Obama to have an easier run at becoming US Senator in the state of Illinois.
Great job RonDog! Wish I could have been there, must’ve been like old times. Remember when it seemed we were the only ones campaigning for Bill Simon in the Los Angeles area?
Link not working for me either.
This is what I’m getting at the link:LOL! yeah, I talked to Jeffers, over at popmodal..."Could not connect to mysql! Please check your database settings!"
...we melted down his servers!He said that we should have the charred remains of his hardware duct-taped back together in about thirty minutes -- so try again then.
That is the POWER of a "Breaking News" thread. :o)
awesome, great job!!!Thanks!has anyone posted photos?
Michelle Malkin has some photos and video of the FIRST FReep (at 10 am) HERE:
Protest at the L.A. Times: Free the tape! Updated
Here’s a link to another video of the same L.A. Times protest that was filmed by a news crew from jewishjournal.com:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nx5N2n24x2k
Link not working for me either.Jeffers should have the damage repaired at popmodal soon...
Until then, check out the video posted one STARWISE's new thread, here:
Video from the L.A. Times Obama-Khalidi protest (today)
Jewish Journal ^ | 10-30-08
Posted on Thursday, October 30, 2008 10:38:27 PM by STARWISE
Video - Protesters March Outside LA Times Offices
Demanding Release of Secret Obama Tape
And, from littlegreenfootballs.com:
LGF reader ‘cblesz’ went to the protest at the LA Times building this morning, and reports that there were about 150 people there — and that LA Times staffers were watching from the windows, smirking and laughing at the protesters.
FReepers and PUMAs...I never would have believed it -- even six months ago, but for now, we have a common enemy.
See also THIS report about our joint first-ever FReeper/PUMA event:
LA Times Protest (PUMA site)
THANK YOU, Jeffers Dodge!You can now watch it HERE:
http://www.popmodal.com/video/613/LA-Times-under-siege-Citizens-Demand-Release-of-Obama-Video
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