DeMediacratic NationDeMediacratic NationEvolving to more of an political viewpoint however, initially and I do still hit on it at times, the media is the story. What and how the media reports is our reality. I didn't vote for any of them did you? Yet they shape our world, give it to us Articles
Why Blandly Blogs Blithely and Bloringly
2007-04-11 17:35:00 Tagged by the ever lovely and intelligent Media Lizzy at one of her blogs, “Media Lizzy: sex, lies & politricks,” I have the esteemed pleasure (?) of following suit. 5 Reasons Why I Blog……. Where else can one go to share their ignorance, knowledge or opinion? I ramble…blogging allows me to edit myself.If I did this on a street corner I’d be locked up.I don’t know who Tattoo is, but I know he killed grandpa!Camaraderie of like-minded people and when possible the camaraderie with those I do not agree with.I can use an a.k.a. without having my picture at the post office.Another place I can go to disagree with myself.I really got sick of being screamed at whenever the word Bush was uttered in any way shape or form when discussing current events.Therapeutic value of venting or getting thoughts off my mind and hopefully into someone else’s.Improves my communication/writing skills (please do not refer... More About: Blogs , Ring , Land , Logs
Mr. Sadr Stokes the Flames just as the Tehrrorists of Tehran Instruct
2007-04-10 16:08:00 From the NY Times: ‘“Tens of thousands of protesters loyal to Moktada al-Sadr, the Shiite cleric, took to the streets of the holy city of Najaf on Monday in an extraordinarily disciplined rally to demand an end to the American military presence in Iraq, burning American flags and chanting “Death to America!”’ Who is the enemy? I think you know the answer and many will agree that it is the Americans. Further the Times analyzes the event (bold mine): “it was an obvious effort by Mr. Sadr to show the extent of his influence here in Iraq, even though he did not appear at the rally. Mr. Sadr went underground after the American military began a new security push” Mr. Sadr is underground and no one knows where he is. Where in the world is Mr. Sadr? Mr. Sadr is getting his batteries re-charged so to speak in Iran where efforts continue in the mission of sowing and stoking violence in Iraq. Sunni, Shia, it doesn’t matter to the Tehrrorists of Tehran ; all is n... More About: Ames , Lame , Flame
Blogs For Borders Video Blogburst - 04/10/07
2007-04-10 15:21:00 In this episode...We are often accused of focusing on race, but who actually seems obsessed with it? We take a look.A particularly tragic and bloody harvest for drunken illegal alien drivers (and yes, immigration status is exceedingly relevant, hence 100% preventable!)Jake and MJ venture into occupied Atzlan, let's just say that charges have been pressed!Militant Latino video...here.If you're one of the 13 people who haven't seen it, O'Reilly vs. Geraldo video...here!Attention All Bloggers! Attention All Bloggers!If you can 'get away' for a couple of days and are interested in attending the "Hold Their Feet To The Fire" extravaganza in DC as an accredited blogger who will be representin' from blog row, let me know soonest. We are acting as the unofficial ambassador to the blogosphere. We need strong anti-illegal immigration blogs and bloggers to attend and do it up right! If you can attend send me an email at: jake.jacobsen@sbcglobal.netThis shindig is being thrown by FAI... More About: Video , Blogs , S Video , Borders , Burst
Iranian Nuclear Festival – Cotton Candy, Rides, Games – Family Fun
2007-04-09 17:53:00 Celebrate Good Times….Come on! Today Iran celebrated “peaceful nuclear” research and successes: “The National Day of Nuclear Technology was celebrated this afternoon in an official ceremony in the presence of Ahmadinejad, a number of his cabinet members and MPs as well as ambassadors of foreign countries to Tehran.” All this fun is taking place at the Natanz nuclear site in Iran. The celebration marks the: “anniversary of April 9, 2006 on which Iranian technician successfully produced enriched uranium to the level of 3.5 percent.” Exciting news that Iran shares with Brazil the rank (according to IRNA) of eighth, following the 5 permanent members of the U.N. Security Council; as well as Germany and Japan. President of the Islamic Republic at the celebrations said: ‘"From now on, Iran is placed in the category of the nations producing fuel at industrial level. As servant of the great nation, let me extend my felicitations on the success."’ ... More About: Family , Games , Festival , Andy
The Smoking Gun: As with Everything, It’s All how One reads it
2007-04-06 20:22:00 We armchair “intelligence analysts” and “political pundits” see what we want to see when it comes to defending our points of view. I am guilty of it as many others are as well. Try as we may, one is not always successful in avoiding this; while many do not bother trying at all. Remarks on the de-classification of parts of a Defense Department report that I have viewed at Real Clear Politics alone are: “It was all lies. All of it, And now not even the delusional can say otherwise” “I'm not sure how Dick Cheney lives with himself.” “No Sh*t Sherlock! Oh, and Cheney continues to be a big, fat liar.” What I guess I find interesting are my continued “delusions,” that “intelligence” is still not 100% conclusive that everything was wrong in the assessments in general and the cocksure “intelligence” in the above quotes as clear indications of lying. “Captured Iraqi documents and intelligence interrogations of Saddam Hussein and two former aides ... More About: Read , Smoking , Smoking Gun , Everything , King
Friday Sermon from Iran - April 6, 2007
2007-04-06 16:26:00 Substitute leader of Tehran Frida y Prayers Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati led the congregation today with the positive words to worshipers that the “era of US and Israel is gone and they incline towards collapse,” adding: "However, this (US and Israel collapse) takes time and history is moving in this direction although they may not realize." You don't say?Some of the more promising and humanity filled remarks or high points covered: President Ahmadinejad is a very popular figure in that country (Egypt) and an opinion poll in there indicates that “Momo” is the second most popular leader after the Lebanese Seyed Hassan Nasrallah. · President Ahmedinajad’s foreign policy has been very successful and urged everybody in the country to support the government. · Iran ian people are waiting to hear the good news which the officials have promised regarding “peaceful nukes.” Supreme Leader's naming the new Iranian year as the year of 'nat... More About: April , Sermon
Interesting Points on the Tehrrorists of Tehran
2007-04-05 23:06:00 Little bits and pieces that I’ve perused this afternoon (and were not hard to find, just the time), that I find extremely interesting and thought provoking on the “15 victims of a misunderstanding,” and their release by the “Tehrrorists of Tehran.” The Editors at NRO: “If there is a glimmer of hope in this shameful denouement, it is the possibility that the sheer brazenness of the kidnappings will shatter some of the widespread naïveté — particularly in the British and American diplomatic corps — about the nature of the Iranian regime. It has never been reasonable to think that this regime, whose guiding purpose is to export its particular brand of Islamism, could be made to act in accordance with the West’s interests. Its latest exercise in hostage-taking-as-foreign-policy underscores the unreasonableness of that view.” David Frum: “Some may sigh with relief at the release of the captives: "Well, at least we averted the risk of war."’ “My fear... More About: Interesting , Interest , Sting , Rest , Point
A Gift from the Democratically Elected President of an Islamic Republic
2007-04-05 18:10:00 TIME magazine explains to the dull masses what message it was that Iran was sending? Beyond the gift(s) that is: “President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called a "gift to the British people" was a notable victory for Iranian pragmatists over hard-liners — one that could even build momentum within Tehran's power structure and in Western capitals for a diplomatic solution to the standoff over Iran's uranium-enrichment program.” I always enjoy TIME’s take on what it was that took place before our very eyes and analyzes for us that which we cannot for ourselves. One of my favorite gems was upon the revelation of Iran’s restarting its nuclear program: "One of the ironies of Iran's latest confrontation with the West is that it is the product of are you ready for this? democratic politics. President Mahmoud Ahmedinajad's move towards restarting work on the country's nuclear program is the classic maneuver of an elected leader caught in a political bind." Three possible ... More About: Islamic , Gift , Call , Demo
DeMediacratic Nation - Disclosure Policy
More articles from this author:2007-01-01 19:41:00 This policy is valid from 12 June 2007This blog is a personal blog written and edited by me. This blog accepts forms of cash advertising, sponsorship, paid insertions or other forms of compensation.The majority of posts are of a political nature and it is these posts that are not paid for in any way. If an opinion seems wildly ignorant or even mildly so, you may rest be assured that it is extremely likely no one in their right mind would pay for such an opinion; and that that opinion is in all likelihood the blogs author.Posts that may be paid for are very likely to have been selected by me at PayPerPost. I will strive for my own consciences sake to only select those opportunities that seem of interest to me. That said it is unlikely that I would select a PayPerPost opportunity if the opportunity itself did not peak my curiosity. In addition; in order to write a post to a selected paid opportunity it is necessary to do research so that I know what it is I am posting about.* If ... More About: Policy , Nation , Closure , Sure , Disclosure 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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