Maiello: Defeat the Press
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Wolraich: Obama at the Gates of... Gates
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Some coming weekend morning, as the busses deploy from Atlantic Center at the unforgiving hour of 8:30, I will drop an extra 20 mg. of Adderall to steel myself against the unfamiliar glare of the morning sun, and set off to go door-to-door for that worthless punk, Obama.
Do not be deceived: I'm still voting for Jill Stein, and I haven't begun to forgive the suave deceiver who made me cry twice- once when elected, once when revealed as the stealth running dog of the plutocrats that he is. I am, after all, volubly on record as disgusted beyond all human endurance by the waste of a moment of real possibility for political transformation.
When all is said and done, though, when I look at the sides as they are chosen up, my hatred for Willard and all his works, his fellow travellers and enablers, means that I must go with my tribe against his.
So it was that I walked into the debate watch party and asked that cute Suzi Mulvihill where the Trotskyites for Obama table was.
(Cynics may suggest that the prospect of ten hours down and back in a bus full of the cute and earnest is weighing in my civic activist equation, to which suspicions I say merely, "Duh...")
Anyway, it's on like Donkey Kong. Gimme my clipboard, and get outta the way.
By Jane Mayer of the New Yorker. If you are wondering how far PBS is willing to go to placate David Koch to keep their funding? It gives you a look into the special documentry "Citizen Koch" and its fall out. The program was never aired except at Sundance. David Koch resigned from WNET on May 16th.
By Judith Durbin via vocativ.com 5/20
Syrian rebels under siege in a strategic city on the Lebanese border are increasingly turning to social media to wage psychological warfare, according to Vocativ analysts monitoring the region.
The town of Al Qusayr has become ground zero in the war between rebel fighters on the one side and the joint forces of President Bashar Al Assad and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah on the other. Some of the most intense fighting has taken place there over the last few days. The New York Times reports both sides consider this battle a turning point in the larger civil war that has been raging for more than two years.
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A collection of links and comments dealing with government spying and intimidation of journalists
She's outta your league.
Whatever you have to do is fine with me; just DO it! And thank you.
But please wear a shirt. And be nice.
I do. And it appears from your avatar that some shearing is in order.