the 80′s when Reagan had to kill it is the internet. We will NEVER go back to the PRAVDA media ever again. I do believe these tools in DC forget that 59 million of us did NOT vote for Obama and we have a voice!

For example, I’m listening to Mark Levin right now. I’m in Arizona. He’s in New York. His local “over the airways” broadcast here is three hours delayed rather than live. So I listen over the net. Live.

I know I’m stating the obvious and preaching to the choir here. Almost everyone has access to the internet and podcasts. Anyone with a PC and an internet connection and a few minutes can get whatever radio information they want. And just about whenever they want. Nobody other than leftists listen to Air America and the drivel and claptrap spewed by the left on the radio and on the boob tube because anyone with an open mind can see the drivel and claptrap for the childish nonsense it is.

Thanks for spreading the word on these idiotic “localism” arguments for what they are: shakedowns and an attempt to stamp out conservative talk radio. Yes, our Party must fight this.

ColdWarrior

While I was at my Patriot Alliance group meeting, i found out that ACORN has purchased 8 radio stations with our tax dollars. Can anybody find out more information on this. I wasn’t given details, but the man running the meeting informed us of this.

Only the blind or idiot will answer otherwise.

About 6 weeks ago, the HuffPo carried an apologia for ACORN, which claims that ACORN voter-fraud “scandals” were invented by the right-wing.

The article mentions two “non-profit” radio stations owned by ACORN, as it details the self-inflicted damage done by the corrupt antics of Wade Rathke and his brother Dale:

An excerpt:

“In addition to chapters in 103 cities in 38 states, ACORN’s family of organizations include two union locals, two non-profit southern-based radio stations (KNON and KABF), several publications (including the magazine Social Policy), a nonprofit group that builds affordable housing and provides homeownership counseling (ACORN Housing), a nonprofit law office, and a variety of other vehicles that supported its direct organizing and issue campaigns, such as the Financial Justice Center and the Living Wage Resource Center.”

See:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/peter-dreier/acorn-under-the-microscop_b_112491.html

If you cannot bear to visit HuffPo, the article of course says that corruption in ACORN must be excused when you see all the good things they do! It also says in essence that Halliburton is worse!

See:

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-10320096-38.html

An excerpt about this latest assault on Freedom of Speech:

“Internet companies and civil liberties groups were alarmed this spring when a U.S. Senate bill proposed handing the White House the power to disconnect private-sector computers from the Internet.

They’re not much happier about a revised version that aides to Sen. Jay Rockefeller, a West Virginia Democrat, have spent months drafting behind closed doors. CNET News has obtained a copy of the 55-page draft of S.773 (excerpt), which still appears to permit the president to seize temporary control of private-sector networks during a so-called cybersecurity emergency. “

This video depicting what happened on public school grounds where Rep. Jim Moran and his sidekick Howie Dean appeared for a town hall meeting pretty much sums up what we may come to expect from Teleprompter Boy and his ilk:

Thank you.

ColdWarrior

and blogs are absolutely killing their movement. I, like others, have been
waiting for the back door move. The question is, when push comes to shove,
what is our plan of action? Will we have to fear our own police? The military?
To whom will they be more loyal–the president or the constitution?