I think the video runs a bit long, but I don’t see a great way to cut off more than a couple of minutes.

This video Godwins itself which I had to google the meaning of and am now somewhat relieved I have not become a total internet recluse.

I would have done better placing the audio over a Chavez youth rally.

So if the powers that be deem the above request worthy feel free to edit the video from my comment.

The title still stays as that is directed to the video in the post.

I’ve sent the link to friends and family, and posted it on myspace (where I’m sure my liberal friend working for the Obama campaign in K.C. will see it and be absolutely infuriated).

I can only wish that the McCain campaign would get a hold of this, hone it down to about 2 minutes, professionalize it, and run that sucker the rest of the election. But as it stands, I’ll be happy just to see it go viral. Granted, it does move a bit quick and it is a little cheesy at the end, but the message is received loud and clear. Now if only McCain would lay it out like that at the next debate.

-z

Many of our military are going to vote for Obama – God Bless Them – which is a freedom they are fighting for.

This video compares those soldiers to Nazi’s.

Make me sick to my stomach.

Here is the Link

Here is the Link

Which, after you finish that 1,500 word essay on the details behind this video (which will include a discussion of every article referenced in it), you will be.

Have fun!

Moe Lane

PS: Be sure to not repeat your earlier mistake by not mentioning the names “Chris Dodd,” “Barney Frank,” “Jim Johnson,” or any other supporters that Fannie Mae and Barack Obama have in common.

Fannie and Freddie’s market share went down during the housing bubble because rising home values pushed more homes beyond eligibility requirements for CRA loans.

50% of subprime loans were made by companies who didn’t rely on Fannie or Freddie, outside the requirements of the CRA which required a higher level of creditworthiness, and they charged twice the interest of their CRA-bound counterparts. Another third of those loans fell under weaker CRA requirements enacted for small- to midsize banks by President Bush in 2005, when the bubble really took off.

Non-subprime loans are in trouble too because people lied about their income and banks weren’t verifying.

The problem was Government Regulations didn’t keep up; blame it on whoever you want.

If John McCain really had that ace in the hole in 2005- that is something that’s akin to Obama saying “I had the forsight to Oppose the Iraq war”, I would sure as hell hope he’d start playing it. I haven’t seen it but I look forward to it. McCain has stumbled several times in regards to the Economy; and most of it is coming out of his mouth. (Economy is strong, economy is in trouble, I’m suspending my campaign). Whether or not you agree they are gaffes the poll numbers seem to be reflecting that people believe the Dems are going to be better positioned to handle the economic crisis.

If you guys have the facts in your corner, pound the media with the facts they can’t refute; connect the dots for em;

Secretly I think the McCain warning of housing collapses in 2005 seems to be something his campaign wants to steer away from; for whatever reason or another. (otherwise this would be a campaign ad to responding to BO’s 2 minute economic ad)