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Oct
10
Holy shit, just like the diner episode I posted, FOX can’t handle reporting. Let’s see, reporting the news is like telling time. Someone asks you what time it is, you look at a clock, and you tell them what time it is, according to the clock. Not what you wish the time was.
Jon Stewart put together a collection. The last clip is a lot like the diner episode.
Oct
7
Kill Obama, he’s a terrorist
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The McCain campaign warned that things were going to get ugly. They made it pretty clear that Obama was in the lead, they were scared, maybe a little desperate, and they were going to have to amp it up.
Palin linked Obama to “Known Terrorists” in a recent speech. An excerpt from the Washington Post is posted below.
“Now it turns out, one of his earliest supporters is a man named Bill Ayers,” Palin said.
“Boooo!” said the crowd.
“And, according to the New York Times, he was a domestic terrorist and part of a group that, quote, ‘launched a campaign of bombings that would target the Pentagon and our U.S. Capitol,’” she continued.
“Boooo!” the crowd repeated.
“Kill him!” proposed one man in the audience.
In a similar rally McCain asks, “Who is Obama?” and someone yells, “Terrorist!”
Here’s the clip:
You know who else has rallies? Nazis have rallies. The Klan has rallies. And they yell “Kill.”
But wait, there’s more.
Not once did either of these irresponsible thugs address those comments. Not once did either of them call those outbursts inappropriate. Not once did they try to calm people down. McCain gave the same blank stare he always does. The same one Bush gives when horrific things happen.
And Palin? Palin just kept right on going like she was at a hockey game with other hockey moms cheering for her rowdy kids. Too wrapped up in herself to realize that when people yell, “kill” maybe things have gone a little too far.
The McCain campaign hasn’t made any comment on this. No, they’re allowing this to go on. I guess if you can’t beat ‘em kill ‘em. McCain knows exactly what he’s doing - they both do. This isn’t just dirty politics, this is dangerous riot inciting propaganda. It’s a level of shitheadery we haven’t seen in a long time.
Here’s a little extra, from Keith Olbermann.
Jul
24
Obama - I mean Osama - no I mean Obama
Filed Under Media Shitheadery | 1 Comment
A week or so ago we were hit with a flurry of “Those crazy negros” stories. The theory being that Fox and their ilk are showing us that Black people are crazy. Michelle Malkin had a nice piece about it and was nice enough to link this site in her “See what others have said,” section. Even though I said something about gherkins and the men she’s emasculated.
The latest flurry of activity from these shitheads (shĭ-they-ds) is making the “mistake” of calling Obama, “Osama”, and in some cases even the full, “Osama Bin Laden”. You can see plenty of examples here.
The excuses are ridiculous. They sound the same yes, but there’s no relation. Even the stories are unrelated. And while I think that most news talking heads are collectively a giant steaming terd, they do talk, or at least read, for a living and I’m sure they know exactly what they’re saying. The Osama-Obama gaff seems unsettlingly purposeful.
Mass media thinks we’re idiots, and most of us are. They know that most of us have a short attention span and don’t really pay attention to anything they say and really only have a small piece of our attention for a short period of time. So while our ears are perked and listening for the nanosecond we’re actually capable of paying attention, they hit us with ludicrous crap that they hope will swim around in subconscious and surface around election time.
It’s no mistake that they’re pulling this switch-aroo. They know exactly what they’re doing and they’re manipulating their audience.
Why not find a pedophile that looks like Obama and flash his picture on the screen?
