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Want to try your hand at Milking MY Posts. Move-on Threatens Violence Ad

Okay folks. I know what the grassroots handbooks and political rallies tell you, but I don't use propaganda techniques. I can assure that I know them having spent a lot of time marketing this and that, for myself and other people. But I consider it too cheap for my own purposes. You can count on anything found within my posts as being well -researched and viable.

So for you would-be Liberal scam artists, check this out regarding the said Move-On ads. And BTW, it alarms me that yo do this AND that you thingk these win-nuts are not capable of this. Surely you jest. I did not attribute it to anyone other than the extremely Liberal Wing-nuts they are. Wing-nuts are dangerous whether Right or Left. So please don't tell me that you suppot such orgs and their propoganda!  I am amazed by your posts. Move-On? Michael Moore? George Soros? Nothing is beyond these guys giv eme a break.

Check here. Yeah, right! I set up a bogus website, hired actors, and produced this video and made it LOOK LIKE it is really produced by Move On. Get real! They readily claim these ads. And You-Tube does not allow bogus posts. Check them out here.

As you might expect of Move-On and Michael Moore, foul language is used. So be warned. I know I'VE never heard such language.

It is also interesting that this IS voter intimidation. You may have to log in to YouTube to view this link. I have liked it on my fb page as well. Although I don't much likeit at all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ub-c0QRlEU&feature=colike

This is a commercial gone viral from by MoveOn.org, a political action committee supporting Barack Obama. This political advertisement was produced by famous filmmaker Michael Moore, and uses explicit language, not safe for work. It seeks to shock, juxtaposing seemingly serene seniors with rather foul language in the script. The point of the ad seems to be that the only way Mitt Romney can win is by "stealing the election" or "suppressing the vote" without specifics and the actors in the Michael Moore production seem to be threatening to riot or otherwise be violent, or harm Mitt Romney if he is elected. In one explicit and rather bizarre portion, a senior citizen threatens to watch people having sex from heaven if Romney is elected. In the non-partisan 2012 political ads project collection there are approaching a hundred political commercials collected at the time of the posting, and this appears to be the most extreme of the collected advertisements. In one interpretation, it is so extreme that for some it may come across as humor, a form of political satire or performance art.

The MoveOn.org description titles this video "Greatest Generation", and says "They're our grandmothers and grandfathers, great-aunts and uncles, beloved counselors, kindly neighbors. They are the Greatest Generation. "

Produced by Michael Moore
with Daron Murphy & David Ambrose
Written by Michael Moore & Jonathan Schwarz

Nice Try. The last resort when desparation sets in is to lie. President Obama Sold us out. Get over it , think for yourself. Anbd do something about it. No! The end does NOT justify the means. This is wrong!

As far as any threats against me personally, bring 'em on. It reminds me that I still count. You evidently do not know me well. But as my ex-SEAL brother's email tag reads--don't try to attack an old man. He can't fight so he'll just kill you. LOL.  

 

 

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MOTHER OF SEAL: 'I BELIEVE THAT OBAMA MURDERED MY SON' | UTSanDiego.com

A father and a mother used the word “murder.” A brother said he won’t second-guess decisions made in the heat of battle.

The families of three Americans killed in the Sept. 11 U.S. consulate attack in Benghazi, Libya, are offering widely different reactions to recent reports that U.S. personnel issued several requests for help that were turned down.

Patricia Smith, the mother of slain State Department employee Sean Patrick Smith, is now blaming President Barack Obama for her son’s death.

“I believe that Obama murdered my son,” she said Thursday from the living room of her Clairemont home. “I firmly believe this.”

Patricia Smith, who voted for Obama in 2008 at the insistence of her son, said reporting by Fox News is the basis for much of her belief that Obama is ultimately responsible for her son’s death. She said Sean, who went to Mission Bay High School but lived abroad, was a fervent supporter of the president.

Smith’s view echoes that of Charles Woods, father of Tyrone Woods, the 41-year-old former Navy SEAL from Imperial Beach who died fighting in Benghazi.

Charles Woods appeared on Fox News shows over the weekend to denounce decisions made by U.S. officials during the Libya attack.

via www.utsandiego.com

Just some answers for this grieving mother. I don't believe that President Obama did this--but a full-scale cover-up creates these kinds of accusations.
Whatever happened, it is bad.

Obama Refuses to Answer About Storm Victims’ Frustrations | The Blog on Obama: White House Dossier

President Obama this morning ignored a reporter’s question about the mounting frustration victims of Hurricane Sandy are having with the response to the storm, refusing to let a question from the press interrupt a FEMA photo op in which he was on display taking action.

An excerpt rom the press pool report, which starts with a quote from Obama:

“There is nothing more important than us getting this right. And we’re going to spend as much time, effort and energy as necessary to make sure all the people of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut know that the entire country is behind them in this difficult recovery effort.”

He spoke for about five minutes. Pool asked about frustrations of people, particularly Staten Island. He did not respond.

No doubt aware of the political perils – and potential benefits – of the fallout from the hurricane, Obama arrived at FEMA with multiple members of his Cabinet in tow in a massive display of presidential concern. Even Cabinet secretaries you wouldn’t expect to be involved in hurricane relief – such as the Secretary of Labor and the Small Business Administration Administrator – have been enlisted and were at this morning’s meeting.

Obama’s effort will indeed have some practical effect – anytime a president shows he is personally engaged in an issue, it helps get the various agencies involved into a higher gear.

But with scenes of devastation proliferating on voters’ TV screens around the nation and evidence mounting of an insufficient response, Obama obviously felt he had to be seen at FEMA for a second time this week before heading back out to campaign.

via www.whitehousedossier.com

Some are calling this disaster, "Obama's Katrina". While I believe this may be the case, I never believed that President Bush deserved the criticism that he received. Nor do I believe that President Obama should be blamed now.
The only thing that chaps me a bit is how he has politicized by prematurely taking bows for the job done. The job is not done by a long shot. These kinds of disasters are bigger than American Presidents.
I guess that's why some people call them acts of God (this is a age-old legal term meaning a natural disaster).

In Public Housing After Hurricane Sandy, Fear, Misery and Heroism - NYTimes.com

“We don’t dare throw out garbage at night,” she said. “We make sure everything’s done.”

Elsewhere in the building, Sandra Leon, 35, a mother of two, kept an eye on her door fearing another attempted break-in. Victor Alvarez, 60, waited for any word of his wife, Lucet, who suffers from schizophrenia and had disappeared into the wreckage-strewed neighborhood. And Marilyn Smalls, 48, sipped a room-temperature Corona that she had liberated from a gas-station trash bin the day before, along with sodas and bags of beef jerky — which drew neighbors knocking, as word of the haul got out.

Perhaps more so than in any other place in the city, the loss of power for people living in public housing projects forced a return to a primal existence. Opened fire hydrants became community wells. Sleep-and-wake cycles were timed to sunsets and sunrises. People huddled for warmth around lighted gas stoves as if they were roaring fires. Darkness became menacing, a thing to be feared.

A lack of friends or family in areas with power, or cars or cab fare to get to them, meant there were few ways to escape. Dwindling dollars heightened the pain of throwing out food rotting inside powerless refrigerators, and sharpened the question of where the next meal would come from. Some had not left their apartments since the storm swept in.

via www.nytimes.com

Does the primary media really think they can keep this under wraps for three more days? Unbelievable that Americans would be sold out by the press to this extent. Thank goodness for the Internet and other alternative news sources.
One of my daughters had no idea of all this, nor did she know of the Libya mess--because all she has available is network news.

Con Edison Distributing Dry Ice To Customers At Seven New York Locations « CBS New York

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) - As communities continue to recover in the wake of superstorm Sandy, Con Edison is distributing dry ice at seven locations in Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, Staten Island and Westchester County to those who remain without power.

Power is back on in Manhattan, but a good portion of the outer boroughs and Westchester remain dark.

Con Ed workers will distribute until supplies run out, and personnel from the energy company will be on hand to answer any questi

via newyork.cbslocal.com

I don't think CBS realizes how lame this looks. The best they can do in lieu of electricity is to provide dry ice to keep stuff form spoiling so fast. Dry ice itself can be dangerous and one has to know how to safely use it.
Even dry ice is not deliverable to many areas.

FEMA Taps Private Vendors to Meet Sandy Victim's Needs

FEMA's vaunted "lean forward" strategy that called for advanced staging of supplies for emergency distribution failed to live up to its billing in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. 

In fact, the agency appears to have been completely unprepared to distribute bottled water to Hurricane Sandy victims when the storm hit this Monday. In contrast to its stated policy, FEMA failed to have any meaningful supplies of bottled water -- or any other supplies, for that matter -- stored in nearby facilities as it had proclaimed it would on its website. This was the case despite several days advance warning of the impending storm.

FEMA only began to solicit bids for vendors to provide bottled water for distribution to Hurricane Sandy victims on Friday, sending out a solicitation request for 2.3 million gallons of bottled water at the FedBizOpps.gov website. Bidding closed at 4:30 pm eastern.

Breitbart News spoke with contracting officer Annette Wright, who said that the winning

via www.breitbart.com

Yeah, FEMA was ready for this. Not!

Public told to stay away from free government gas giveaway, to make room for first responders - NYPOST.com

Gas rationing went into effect in northern New Jersey, while crowds lined up at free fuel distribution sites in New York's boroughs, where a limit of 10 gallons per person was imposed. New York officials then said emergency vehicles had the priority over the public.

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"It's chaos, pandemonium out here," said Chris Damon, whose family was displaced from his home in the Queens neighborhood of Far Rockaway and are staying with relatives in Brooklyn. He circled the block for 3½ hours at the Brooklyn Armory, where the National Guard was directing traffic.

"It's ridiculous. No one knows what's going on," he said.

via www.nypost.com

I won't even comment.

Hurricane Sandy: Lawlessness in outer boroughs of New York as they enter sixth day without power | Mail Online

'It's like the Wild West': Lawlessness and fear take over the outer boroughs as millions in misery endure a sixth day without power

• Residents claim they are the 'forgotten victims' of Sandy
• Also say that lack of power and law enforcement means more looting and violent crime
• Those in stricken areas stockpiling weapons like kitchen knives, machetes, and bats to protect themselves
  
• Coney Island residents say they are forced to 'scavenge for food like animals'
  
• Power unlikely to be returned to Brooklyn, Queen's and Staten Island until sometime next week
  

By Rachel Rickard Straus and Snejana Farberov

PUBLISHED: 09:38 EST, 3 November 2012 | UPDATED: 17:23 EST, 3 November 2012

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via www.dailymail.co.uk

Oh, darn, where are those guns for personal protection when the cops, military, National Guard can't get there. Can't happen? Oops, maybe Bloomberg should rethink his no gun policies. But, but, some people have guns. Illegally. The criminals.

Residents arm selves with bats and machetes to protect homes from Sandy looters - NYPOST.com

B’klyn bat man: Run, looters!

• By IKIMULISA LIVINGSTON and JAMIE SCHRAM
• Last Updated: 9:33 PM, November 3, 2012
• Posted: 2:40 AM, November 3, 2012

Paul Martinka

Jacinto Gonzalez stands guard against looters in Coney Island.

Hardened New Yorkers are ready to battle lowlife criminals to protect their homes and stores in storm-ravaged areas plagued by looting and break-ins.

In Coney Island, several residents were loading up their guns, sharpening their machetes and brandishing other deadly weapons.

Jacinto Gonzalez, 42, picked up a baseball bat and stood guard outside his two-story rowhouse on West 27th Street near Neptune Avenue with his family.

Another Coney Island resident, Roberto Aviles, brandishing a rusty 3-foot machete and warning he has a gun, who has lived in Coney Island since 1995 with his wife, says he’s ready to take on phony burglars posing as Con Ed workers.

“I’m prepared inside here,” the 76-year-old Aviles said, showing off his rusted, three-foot machete and warning he had a gun.

Chris Lane, a 50-year-old resident of the Coney Island Houses, put together a small arsenal with his double pump action gun.

Lane said he scared off a bunch of thugs skulking around the hallways of his building when the storm struck Monday night.

“They were roving in packs, not just one or two people. I had more than a little something, too,” Lane said, referring to his weapons. “I let it be known that my floor

via www.nypost.com

For most it is the best they can do, but a bat is not too good against criminal firearms. Shotguns are much better--but, oh, no one has them in NYC. Too barbaric.