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Present, COMRADE! Had to listen to our National Anthem first!

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October 29, 2009

On Today’s Program

The new Arlen Specter 

 

Just like the special election in New York, NY-23, is a perfect example of everything wrong in politics, Senator Arlen Specter is an example of everything wrong with politicians. Obama must love this guy, because he's so transparent you can practically see right through him. He's now conveniently changed his opinion on another major issue to better suit his election chances. Glenn breaks down the blatant, sad and pathetic case that is Arlen Specter. ( Transcript, Insider Audio)

 

What $787 Billion got America

When Obama warned that 'we must act now' on the stimulus, he eerily sounded like a used car salesman in one of those crappy commercials. It wasn't a car commercial, but we did get a raw deal. Obama's own economic team is now admitting the best days of the stimulus are behind us. Really? There were 'good' days? Huh, don't remember those. Glenn breaks down exactly what the stimulus has bought us in the latest Beck Talks video blog. WATCH

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Glenn pens one for the kids

The Christmas Sweater (Picture Book) is ON SALE NOW!  The children's version of The Christmas Sweater is the touching story of a boy who discovers what it means to get the perfect gift. A wonderful read -- and as an added bonus...no liberal indoctrination! Only the good kind of indoctrination in this book. Find out more about the book HERE.

The Christmas Sweater - A Return to Redemption: Don't miss Glenn at his best on stage -- during the Thursday, December 3rd Simulcast at a movie theater near you. Tickets are now on sale for the general public! Get your tickets now!

Unemployment rises...again

Unemployment has ticked up, yet again, to 9.8%. A big reason for this is that small businesses hire up to 80% of jobs during a recession -- but it's small businesses that are scared to death of what this administration might do with healthcare, taxes, cap and trade and on and on. Glenn talks about what it's like, being a small business owner himself, to be waiting and watching what this administration might do, and the effect it has on hiring. ( Insider Audio)

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Glenn talks with Edmunds.com

Yes, that's the car searching site and a great site for that, but Glenn talked with the founder of it because he crunched some numbers and found out the true cost of the cash for clunkers program. How much did this government 'success' cost taxpayers per clunker? Glenn gets the answer in this interview. ( Transcript, Insider Audio)

Tonight on TV: Glenn reveals the faces of the new revolution -- the revolution that seeks to destroy personal freedoms. Don't miss it tonight at 5pm only on the Fox News Channel!

[School of Rational Thought]

This is his best show I’ve seen. Doesn’t leave alot of room for usual dramatics.

[P.O.E.]

It’s a picture of Cthulu!

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...No I’m not...

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Neutralism: The Strange Philosophy Behind the Movement for Net Neutrality
Policy Studies > 2009
Info Technology > Internet
Info Technology > Network Neutrality
Telecom > Network Neutrality (See Info Tech)

Written By: James G. Lakely
Published In: Policy Studies > 2009
Publication date: 10/05/2009
Publisher: The Heartland Institute
The election of Barack Obama as president ushered in a new era of regulatory zeal in Washington, with both Congress and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) determined to solve alleged problems with access to and management of the Internet. Advocates of “network neutrality” have the federal government’s ear and seem closer than at times past to achieving their goal of greater government control over the Internet. Their success would change the online experience of every American.

This study examines the philosophy that underlies the movement for network neutrality, which telecom expert Scott Cleland has dubbed “neutralism.” Neutralism stands in striking contrast to the innocuous-sounding Internet “freedom” its advocates call for. Understanding neutralism helps explain why network neutrality would have consequences that are quite the opposite of what its proponents claim. Not all advocates of network neutrality believe in neutralism, and some aren’t even aware that the policy arose from such a strange philosophy. One purpose of this paper is to inform those neutrality advocates of the radical agenda they have unwittingly bought into.

http://www.heartland.org/publications/policy%20studies/article/26061/

[MrsEmmaPeel]

What was under the last curtain? Mr. Peel and I were watching GB, when an enormous thunderstorm started effecting our satellite signal. We missed the last minute or so.