Political Stuff
I was on http://www.ifilmcom/ and found a few things. I thought this was fake when I first saw something about it. And I have seen where he didn't know he was on camera when he said freedom of press is all well and good so long as it doesn't happen in his press room. Is it possible that he would not really know that the cameras are rolling? Isn't there a little light? Aren't people behind the cameras when they are using them?
Bush's One-Finger Victory Salute
21 sec 454,399 views 10/27/2004 03:34 PM
Apparently, the then Governor of Texas didn't know TV cameras broadcast their feeds before going live. (lifting the middle finger)
Could this be our young Mr. Bush? Getting an early start at what he was to be famous for later in life?
Pat Robertson's Assassination Wish
1 min 18 sec 19,416 views 08/23/2005 10:30 AM
Pat Robertson called for the assassination of Hugo Chavez, Venezuela's left-wing president, in an appearance on the 700 Club.
Pat Robertson's "Apology"
15 sec 16,926 views 08/25/2005 10:14 AM
You won't believe the excuse Pat Robertson gave for the over-the-top death threat he made the other day.
There is too much publicity for the nuke test [which I wrote here about] to be done on 6/2. So they are going to wait for the commotion to die down.
* I have to find the two things below I want to share...I did find them *
Here I have http://www.link.org/ that if you want real news you'll find it here. There are some things I have to look for. But they had a show on how there was a Bush effort to overthrow Chavez. As it is all about the oil. There is "Mosaic" http://linktv.org/mosaic/index.php3 which they claim not to be responsible for their broadcasts, as they are the Eastern Countries. And there is death broadcast on their shows. Not edited as here.
Their contries: Algeria . Egypt . Iran . Iraq . Israel . JordanLebanon . Morocco . Palestinian National Authority . Qatar . Saudi Arabia . SudanSyria . Yemen . United Arab Emirates . Abu Dhabi . Dubai
There was a story a few weeks that American Solidiers came to the Mosk right before prayers and killed the people for no reason other than they were there. You'll never hear that story on this side. And C. Rice was there but the translation was much shorter than what she seemed to be saying. So when they say they translate, I am not sure they are being acurate.
Two nights ago: I was watching a Chinese (translated) show that was saying how Beijing was building for the 2008 Olympics. As last week I found they are cutting a rare forest for wood to use. The people who are the construction workers are destroying old one story homes to rebuild high rises. And they are employing farmers who are desperate for a job. A forman said only to ask name age and where they come from, when he found they were saying they live in one room with 12 to a room, with bunk beds. And they don't often get meat. But are fed buns and noodles. A man was 20 putting his younger brother 19 through school and a lot of the men were in their 50's.
A radio station interviewed 3 people who had come from America. They said the a/p was like any other until they left to explore the city and found absolutely no English. And they had no clue of what to do. So what is the world going to do when they come? Stay in one area? Then why would they try to redesign Beijing?
(I found this by error when link.org said I couldnt get in. http://www.link.com/index.html
About: Link Simulation & Training - A World Leader in Training and Simulation
Link Simulation & Training, which traces its legacy back to Ed Link's invention of the Pilot Maker in 1929, today remains a leading systems integrator that supplies advanced simulation systems and training services for both U.S. and international military services. ... ...
Then I remembered it was http://www.linktv.org/ About: Mission
Link TV broadcasts programs that engage, educate and activate viewers to become involved in the world. These programs provide a unique perspective on international news, current events, and diverse cultures, presenting issues not often covered in the U.S. media. We connect American viewers with people at the heart of breaking events, organizations in the forefront of social change and the cultures of an increasingly global community.
Link TV is committed to: Educating American viewers by offering in-depth programs on issues of regional and world importance. We expose our audience to people they would never meet, to cultures they might never understand and to issues they have yet to consider.
Mission: Providing a global perspective on world issues and culture offering alternate viewpoints that are not U.S.-centric. Through the presentation of other nations' newscasts we offer diverse perspectives on world events. Through personal stories told in Link TV documentaries we humanize the 'other' and counter the tendency to make enemies out of the unknown
Giving voice to people without a voice, from communities under-represented in conventional media and unknown to most Americans. Our programs connect viewers not only to the 'movers and shakers' but also to the 'moved and shaken'-- people affected by the news. We cover U.S. domestic issues, showing their connection to global affairs. (more... http://linktv.org/about/mission.php3 )
Background: Link TV is the first nationwide television channel dedicated to providing Americans with global perspectives on news, events and culture. The channel was launched in December 1999, on DIRECTV and added to EchoStar's DISH Network a few weeks later. Currently, the channel is available as a basic service in over 22.4 million U.S. homes that receive direct broadcast satellite television (DBS). The DBS broadcast rights for Link TV were obtained under FCC guidelines requiring the DBS operators to allocate 4% of their channels for non-commercial public service programming.
http://linktv.org/programming/index.php3 Link TV is operated by Link Media, Inc. a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization formed through a partnership between Internews Network, a leading supporter of independent television around the world, the Independent Television Service (ITVS), an experienced supplier of independently-produced programs for public television, and Internews Interactive (InterAct), a specialist in participatory TV programming.
Wednesday, April 26th, 2006 Listen/Watch Chernobyl 20 Years Later: New Report Finds Death Toll From Nuclear Disaster Close to 100,000
This is a person who I think I found a year or two ago. She goes on her bike measuring the levels of the towns that were affected by this disaster. She goes to the small towns even to those that are not supposed to be entered. She also does some WW11 escavating. Hopefully she still has that stuff here. Because she showed relics that she gives history to. And she then donates the stuff to museums. She also mentioned a camp that was not as well known which is used for boys to play in. So I don't think it is marked so people don't recognise it for what happened there....
http://elenafilatova.com/
The last time I visited her American refabed bike had broken a very important part that she had no hope of getting. So I guess I have to revisit her. I had sent her stuff about 3Mile Island [which my friends and I had a party instead of trying to exit the city because we could bend over and kiss our rears when you think nuke matter in the air, where are you going to go? Guess the way the wind blows? So we just prayed not to end up years later with cancer. ] but never heard from her. And of course the Japan genoside is not to be forgotten, when those bombs were dropped. Did you know? The destination was all on how the weather was? And the plane was refurbished and there were protests to having it back in a museum. But it is a part of history.
Not to forget why we are in this war, and the other acts of war that were not challenged like the attack and blowing up of our Naval ship. I was wondering how many attacks on American property and lives were going to be made before we answered the call to protect our own.
* This below is the show I really liked! * The author is the one I heard about the adjenda to take over the fuel no matter how, and going against Chaveze. As there are countries that will not work with us and Iraq has a port where others have pipelines and land borders. And the independant documentary is about the reaction to the war.(Bush tatics before and now.)
Tuesday, April 25th, 2006 Listen/Watch Purchase Video/CD
Antonia Juhasz on The Bush Agenda: Invading the World, One Economy at a Time
The Peace Patriots: New Film Documents Dissent in a Time of War
Found on: http://www.democracynow.org/browsebydate.pl?year=2006&month=04
Host Peter Coyote and studio guests discuss the nuclear threat in the post-Cold War age. Who is the greatest nuclear threat in the world? Is it North Korea, Iran, Pakistan, Israel or perhaps the United States itself? After decades of cold-war, superpower parity and carefully constructed nuclear arms agreements, the Bush administration has now again begun thinking the unthinkable: the development and use of nuclear weapons as a viable means of warfare and counter-terrorism assaults. Meanwhile critics at home and around the world fear this may increase the possibility of nuclear war by sending a green-light signal to nuclear weapon-states that the use of “tactical” nuclear weapons is acceptable. THE NUCLEAR LULLABY presents information which the US government has not divulged on Nuclear Proliferation, the use of Depleted Uranium, and the storage hazards and “disposal” of nuclear waste. The program will explore the legacy of nuclear radiation, from the “downwinders” of nuclear testing, to the American servicemen and women contaminated by depleted uranium in Iraq. Also discussed are both the domestic and international facets of the nuclear threat, including nuclear terrorism, the realities of a “Hindu” and “Islamic” nuclear bomb, the resurgence in building of plutonium pits, the contamination of the environment and the consequences of passing the unsolved burden of nuclear waste on to future generations. Guests include: Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-Petaluma) Jonathan Schell - Fellow, The Nation Institute Jonathan Granoff, ESQ - President, Global Security InstituteArjun Makhijani - President of the Institute for Energy Dan Fahey - Desert Storm Veteran
To view a streamed version suitable for broadband connections, click here; and for dialup connections click here.
For a transcript, click here (171KB PDF).
GET INVOLVED - HERE'S SOME LINKS TO GET YOU STARTED:
Nuclear Files, a website devoted to the history of the Nuclear Age.
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, educating citizens about global security issues, especially the continuing dangers posed by nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction.
The Global Security Institute works with citizens and policy makers to achieve incremental steps that enhance security and lead to the global elimination of nuclear weapons.
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute conducting research on questions of conflict and cooperation of importance for international peace and security.
Center for Defense Information, a non-partisan, non-profit organization committed to independent research on the social, economic, environmental, political and military components of global security.
The Ploughshares Fund is a public grantmaking foundation that supports initiatives for stopping the spread of weapons of war, from nuclear arms to landmines.
GlobalSecurity.org is focused on innovative approaches to the emerging security challenges of the new millennium. The organization seeks to reduce reliance on nuclear weapons and the risk of their use -- both by existing nuclear weapons states and those states seeking to acquire such capabilities. GlobalSecurity.org aims to shift American conventional military forces towards new capabilities aligned with the post-Cold War security environment, and to reduce the worldwide incidence of deadly conflict.
Avoiding Armageddon, a timely series from Ted Turner Documentaries explores the explosive intersection between terrorism and weapons of mass destruction. Viewers are taken to some of the most dangerous places in the world to see dramatic human stories that convey the threats from nuclear, biological and chemical weapons, as well as the hope that the world can still choose to avoid Armageddon.
Nuclear Threat Initiative, co-chaired by Ted Turner and Sam Nunn, is working to reduce the global threats from nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons.
The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, an organization whose vision is of a world at peace, free of the threat of war and free of weapons of mass destruction.
The Lawyers Committee on Nuclear Policy, a nonprofit educational association using national and international law to promote peace and disarmament. ___________________________________________________________________
Tuesday, April 25th, 2006 Listen/Watch Purchase Video/CD
Antonia Juhasz on The Bush Agenda: Invading the World, One Economy at a Time
The Peace Patriots: New Film Documents Dissent in a Time of War
Found on: http://www.democracynow.org/browsebydate.pl?year=2006&month=04
Host Peter Coyote and studio guests discuss the nuclear threat in the post-Cold War age. Who is the greatest nuclear threat in the world? Is it North Korea, Iran, Pakistan, Israel or perhaps the United States itself? After decades of cold-war, superpower parity and carefully constructed nuclear arms agreements, the Bush administration has now again begun thinking the unthinkable: the development and use of nuclear weapons as a viable means of warfare and counter-terrorism assaults. Meanwhile critics at home and around the world fear this may increase the possibility of nuclear war by sending a green-light signal to nuclear weapon-states that the use of “tactical” nuclear weapons is acceptable. THE NUCLEAR LULLABY presents information which the US government has not divulged on Nuclear Proliferation, the use of Depleted Uranium, and the storage hazards and “disposal” of nuclear waste. The program will explore the legacy of nuclear radiation, from the “downwinders” of nuclear testing, to the American servicemen and women contaminated by depleted uranium in Iraq. Also discussed are both the domestic and international facets of the nuclear threat, including nuclear terrorism, the realities of a “Hindu” and “Islamic” nuclear bomb, the resurgence in building of plutonium pits, the contamination of the environment and the consequences of passing the unsolved burden of nuclear waste on to future generations. Guests include: Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-Petaluma) Jonathan Schell - Fellow, The Nation Institute Jonathan Granoff, ESQ - President, Global Security InstituteArjun Makhijani - President of the Institute for Energy Dan Fahey - Desert Storm Veteran
To view a streamed version suitable for broadband connections, click here; and for dialup connections click here.
For a transcript, click here (171KB PDF).
GET INVOLVED - HERE'S SOME LINKS TO GET YOU STARTED:
Nuclear Files, a website devoted to the history of the Nuclear Age.
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, educating citizens about global security issues, especially the continuing dangers posed by nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction.
The Global Security Institute works with citizens and policy makers to achieve incremental steps that enhance security and lead to the global elimination of nuclear weapons.
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute conducting research on questions of conflict and cooperation of importance for international peace and security.
Center for Defense Information, a non-partisan, non-profit organization committed to independent research on the social, economic, environmental, political and military components of global security.
The Ploughshares Fund is a public grantmaking foundation that supports initiatives for stopping the spread of weapons of war, from nuclear arms to landmines.
GlobalSecurity.org is focused on innovative approaches to the emerging security challenges of the new millennium. The organization seeks to reduce reliance on nuclear weapons and the risk of their use -- both by existing nuclear weapons states and those states seeking to acquire such capabilities. GlobalSecurity.org aims to shift American conventional military forces towards new capabilities aligned with the post-Cold War security environment, and to reduce the worldwide incidence of deadly conflict.
Avoiding Armageddon, a timely series from Ted Turner Documentaries explores the explosive intersection between terrorism and weapons of mass destruction. Viewers are taken to some of the most dangerous places in the world to see dramatic human stories that convey the threats from nuclear, biological and chemical weapons, as well as the hope that the world can still choose to avoid Armageddon.
Nuclear Threat Initiative, co-chaired by Ted Turner and Sam Nunn, is working to reduce the global threats from nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons.
The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, an organization whose vision is of a world at peace, free of the threat of war and free of weapons of mass destruction.
The Lawyers Committee on Nuclear Policy, a nonprofit educational association using national and international law to promote peace and disarmament. ___________________________________________________________________
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