[Nachum]

If "NeonZX" and "JimBot" are James A. Johnson, a link will have been established between the Obama White House at the topmost levels and a highly organized disinformation campaign, most likely financed by taxpayer funds.

[Nachum]

The list, ping

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[FlyingEagle]

Thug much?

[cripplecreek]

I’ve been saying it for at least a year.

Cass Sunstein has actually promoted the idea of using “conspiracy theories” in any number of ways.

I personally don’t believe Obama was eligible to be president but have found it interesting the way the media has decided to make an issue of it when other damaging things were creeping into the news.

[JohnBrownUSA]

Well, I post as much as I can every day on blogs, forums, and news sites denouncing Obama and his agenda.

So that leaves 99 Obamanation thugs to cancel out.

[the invisib1e hand]

well, they wouldn't need to put their A team on it. It's such an outlandish pursuit -- valid or not -- that it's almost self-smearing. And if what they say about the released BC is true, they apparently didn't put their A team on it.

[sten]

This is what I’m paying for? Orchestrated coverup of illegal activities? And they admit it?

Why am I paying them again?

[little jeremiah]

Pinging a few of you.

No, these are not the obots you are looking for...

[null and void]

...unexpectedly...

[mojitojoe]

They are here on FR. I have a list of them. Found a new one today. They aren’t hard to spot. They sign up and it’s the only issue they ever post about. JR and the mods need to clean house.

[Meet the New Boss]

The ringleader of the eligibility disinformation campaign identified by WND, James A. Johnson, through his activities at Fannie Mae, is arguably the single person with most responsibility for the "affirmative action" housing bubble and the inevitable crash and destruction of our economy. The destruction of our national wealth from the government distortion of the housing market is in the trillions of dollars.

Rush recommended this book on his show, which describes in detail Johnson's role in the housing bubble:

[Humal]

The “White House” (Obama) is going to a lot of trouble and expense (of course not HIS own money) to prove/disprove something that isn't important (according to Jay Carney). Hmmmmm———————

[wintertime]

ping

[Smokin' Joe]

A top Democrat, apparently operating with the full approval and cooperation of the president, has been directing a team of up to 100...

Shovel ready jobs...

I'm stunned. (NOT!)

[Logic n' Reason]

Why does this surprise anyone? Why is this even newsworthy? Why is this posted here....where virtually all of us are aware of the stain's regime shenanigans???

"The price of a successful attack is a constructive alternative." Never let the enemy score points because you're caught without a solution to the problem." (Alinsky, Rules for Radicals, Rule #11).

The regime that now holds power within the US is run by Mr. Alinski...or at least his writings.

[tutstar]

We know they’re here. Will they avoid this thread? lol

please include me in your pings

[Kleon]

I learned two things: that Corsi will accept anything posted on the Internet as truth as long as he wants to believe it, and that he is completely unable to detect sarcasm.

[opentalk]

Obama White House creates social media rapid response office.

--Office would be first of its kind inside the West wing.

...it is becoming clear that the Obama White House sees online presences such as social media as not just a factor in political organizing, but a permanent pillar of political communications.

--Jesse Lee may be the first West Winger given the responsibility of overseeing response to the world of blogs and social media; it is highly doubtful he will be the last.--

[Tex-Con-Man]

The practice of subliminal/hidden messages in music, movies and advertising has always fascinated me.

When it first came out, I read Clam Plate Orgy. It was about the “hidden images” in advertising. The author claimed there were all sorts of explicit sex images within seemingly innocuous print ads. He did before and after comparisons showing what was supposed to be the “hidden images”.

I bought the book believing it was true. After looking at the examples provided in the book, it became clear the author was seeing things that weren't there. I would look at what the author claimed was “hidden” in the image, and then look back at the original, and it wasn't there. The author was, for whatever reason, creating the impression that there were hidden sex and gore images in photos, when there clearly wasn't. Maybe he saw them, but they were not there. I was disappointed. I thought an advertising exec had finally spilled the beans about subliminal advertising practices.

I read the entire WND article. Corsi hasn't connected James A. Johnson with anything beyond Fannie Mae. His “evidence” is largely based on anonymous postings.

Corsi has damaged himself by hooking up with conspiracy fabricator Alex Jones. He's trying to bolster his fading book sales by expanding the conspiracy to include an imaginary army aligned against him.

[Danae]

Oh good GOD... Ed Hale.

I would not trust that man with anything. I wouldn’t trust him as far as I could throw him

Anyone else remember Sammy Scammy Korir??? (Wheres the tape?) Yeah, I think Ed had a LOT to do with that whole shebang... to no effect at all. Everything coming out of Ed’s mouth is suspect in my book.

[bgill]

White House-appointed ring leader is Democratic Party operative James A. Johnson, the former chairman of Fannie Mae.

Amazing isn't it. As a freshman senator, zero recieved the highest pay-offs/kickbacks from Fanny Mae. Coincidence? I think not.