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Thursday, May 31, 2007

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This isn't about what you think. It's long but oh how it all fits together.
And you need to know. I wouldn't put it here with an endorsement.
if I didn't think so. Watch it. Just over 20 minutes.

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Memorial Day 2007 is the one-year anniversary of the Headlights to Impeach Movement. Turn them ON. PlEaSe !
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... located in the midtown desired redevelopment center just one block from the river.


They need this property because it's in the middle of land they intend to develop for gambling facilities.
LaS VEgas here in Tampa : Ta-Vegas or Tam-Gas.
But it's going to cost YOU a helluva lot of money as they defend their criminal acts in federal court due to what they are doing to my family and I in
the process of attempting to steal our home.
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Perhaps that attitude is part of the cultural differences among countries

I really don't know why it took me so long to blog this. It's become one of my favorite quotes since the time I read it. Yeah, it's hard to shoe-horn in there but more and more there's a call for it as rampant ethnocentrism and other government-fostered hates take on fresh life. Don't let them !! You have choices !! Be kind. I
hope that lots of you reading this will see yourself in Haakensmoen, and I wonder; why don't these stories make it more often? I think I know why. They really want us to believe we need to hate each other harder. That works for them so corporations can rule the world. It's WE THE PEOPLE NOT WE THE CORPORATIONS

I cried the first time I read this story and I clipped away the above and below quote which you will soon read because I thought it was so beautiful. Especially from a sportswriter ---

I wrote Mr. Romano shortly after the story was published because I couldn't find it AND because I wanted that quote; I had lost it. He did never reply but that's okay as I finally found where I had saved the quote.

Kindness is POWER and don't you ever forget it. When you can react kindly to people no matter what --- that's real strength. It's EASY to do otherwise. It's easy to access your lizard brain and reach for your first impulsive reaction. But, why?

Never mistake kindness for weakness.

I guess because I have always been so kind people tend to think of me as a pushover. Please refer to the preceding and following sentence:

Never mistake kindness for weakness.


And here's something else from American Wisdom: Looks like he's made his own youtube to go along with his song. I'm entranced. It's an awesome song (composer, producer, writer, artist, publicist)
Anyway, here's the youtube. You'll like it. I heard he has an album coming out.





This is kinda interesting between Rosie and Elizabeth. I never watch the view but now I like Rosie a little better. Peoples' voices are very important to me and I don't like Elizabeth's voice. EEEEK. How did she ever make it in media with that voice? And Okay??? every minute or so?? hmmmm. Anyway, I think the bit that accompanies it is a stitch. LOL

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Headlights to Impeach
Memorial Day 2007 is the one-year anniversary of the Headlights to Impeach Movement. Turn them ON. PlEaSe !
Help a country out here. Also, click the link to sign the petition. Takes three seconds.


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Brought to you LIVE from THE TAMPA NAIL HOUSE ... : Proud members of the drive-by media (just like Thomas Paine, father of America)

... located in the midtown desired redevelopment center just one block from the river.


They need this property because it's in the middle of land they intend to develop for gambling facilities.
LaS VEgas here in Tampa : Ta-Vegas or Tam-Gas.
But it's going to cost YOU a helluva lot of money as they defend their criminal acts in federal court due to what they are doing to my family and I in
the process of attempting to steal our home.
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Get Free Internet for EVERYONE

The FCC is on the verge of turning over a large chunk of the public airwaves to the same giant phone and cable companies that control high-speed Internet access for more than 96 percent of connected American homes.
This public "spectrum" could revolutionize the Internet in America. Its wireless signal passes through concrete buildings and over mountains; it can connect tens of million of Americans who are being passed over by Internet providers like AT&T, Verizon and Comcast.
Don't let the FCC give away our wireless Internet to these price-gouging giants. The FCC deadline is fast approaching. Act now:
Tell the FCC: Use Our Airwaves for the Public Good
And while you're at it: Help American Wisdom save Net Radio. It's going to be gone July 15th unless we do something about it now. Please.

Broadcast television channels will soon vacate these airwaves when they go digital by 2009. If used right, these public airways will revolutionize the ways we connect to laptops, cell phones, PDAs, music players and other mobile Internet devices. They can deliver an open Internet into your house without the need for a telephone wire or cable modem.

Phone and cable lobbyists are pressuring the FCC to sell companies like AT&T, Verizon and Comcast our airwaves so they can horde spectrum and stifle competitive and cheaper alternatives to their established networks.
This would be a disaster. After years of phone and cable company control over Internet access, the United States has fallen to 16th in the world in high-speed Internet rankings, with few choices and some of the highest prices for the slowest speeds in the world. We will continue this decline as long as we let AT&T, Verizon and Comcast dictate the terms of Internet access for the majority of Americans.
These phone and cable giants refuse to open their networks to competitive applications and services. They lobby Washington to stifle new innovations like Internet phone service and to destroy Net Neutrality, the one principle that protects equal opportunity and free choice on the Web.
We need to end their stranglehold and demand a better Internet for everyone:
Tell the FCC: Keep the New Internet Open to All
With open networks, the rest of the world has rapidly adopted high-speed, Internet platforms for education, economic innovation, creativity and civic participation. Countries like South Korea, Japan, France and Canada have leapfrogged the United States and now offer faster Internet connections at far lower prices.
It's time we caught up.
Act now and help clear the path for a technology that will deliver faster, more open and affordable Internet for everyone.
Thank you,
Timothy KarrCampaign DirectorFree Presshttp://action.freepress.net/ct/O1sliLM1MQmV/
1. Most people haven't heard about this issue yet. It's really important that we spread the word and get people involved. After you send your comment to the FCC, tell at least five friends to take action.
2. For more information about what's at stake with our public airwaves, read these recent articles in Wired Magazine, the Los Angeles Times, Forbes Magazine and MyDD.
3. To learn more about the public interest and the public airwaves, visit the "Save Our Spectrum" site, http://action.freepress.net/ct/OpsliLM1Na71/

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Headlights to Impeach
Memorial Day 2007 is the one-year anniversary of the Headlights to Impeach Movement. Turn them ON. PlEaSe !
Help a country out here. Also, click the link to sign the petition. Takes three seconds.


Vote in the National Cheney Impeachment Poll

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Email your Congressman

Brought to you LIVE from THE TAMPA NAIL HOUSE ... : Proud members of the drive-by media (just like Thomas Paine, father of America)

... located in the midtown desired redevelopment center just one block from the river.


They need this property because it's in the middle of land they intend to develop for gambling facilities.
LaS VEgas here in Tampa : Ta-Vegas or Tam-Gas.
But it's going to cost YOU a helluva lot of money as they defend their criminal acts in federal court due to what they are doing to my family and I in
the process of attempting to steal our home.
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Telling lies over good soldiers' graves

May 30, 2007 Memorial Day is a lovely day in America, a day of reunion in small towns, where people drive up to the cemetery on Monday morning and file in, old-timers carrying lawn chairs, and even if you've missed a few years, people will come over and shake your hand and thank you for coming. You don't have to dress up or support the war in Iraq. You just come, and afterward there's hot dogs and potato salad at the Legion Club.
It's the last patriotic holiday that still means something, and it persists year after year despite the wooden rituals and leaden speeches. In Central Park on Monday, an admiral with a chestful of ribbons gripped the lectern and read his lines, and the line of his that got quoted was, "Their sacrifice has enabled us to enjoy the things that we, I think in many cases, take for granted," which does not ring, does it? No.
"Their sacrifice has enabled us to enjoy the things that many of us take for granted" would have been better, but still it's nothing people will take home with them and ponder. How about, "Their noble sacrifice has enabled us to see the ignobility of the leadership that sent them to their deaths"? How about "We have sacrificed enough of our young men and women and it is time to bring them home to enjoy the things that the rest of us take for granted"?


The Current Occupant drove over the bridge to Arlington and spoke at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a site of powerful reverence, and his speechwriter, in a hurry to finish and enjoy his weekend, gave him "From their deaths must come a world where the cruel dreams of tyrants and terrorists are frustrated and foiled -- where our nation is more secure from attack, and where the gift of liberty is secured for millions who have never known it," a line cobbled together from scrap lumber. Shades of "the last full measure of devotion" and "we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain" but made from different cloth. The reputation of the Gettysburg Address remains secure.
Dishonesty makes for poor rhetoric and that's what has gutted this beautiful holiday. The ideas it celebrates -- that our young men and women did their duty and died in defense of their country -- are simply not true. Vietnam was lost and it didn't matter to the security of the United States. Saigon fell and life in the States went on without a blink. And since the end of selective service, these honored dead are somebody else's sons and daughters, not ours -- one good reason why there is so little protest of this war: If the Army was conscripting our children to go to Baghdad, the Occupant's approval rating would be in the low teens.
Memorial Day survives on the faint memories of World War II, the Good War. Those old Legion and VFW guys are the ones who keep it going. Some come in fatigues, some ride in golf carts past the rows of tombstones and the urns with fresh gardenias planted in them, and the Boy Scouts line up, and the auxiliary ladies in blue hand out little American flags. There is a distant HEE-YUP and the crowd shushes and the honor guard marches in, left, right, left, right, left, right, and Old Glory is raised on the flagpole, and we all recite the Pledge of Allegiance. The names of the dead are read and wreaths of poppies are placed and maybe somebody recites "In Flanders Fields":

In Flanders Fields the poppies blow,
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky,
The larks, still bravely singing, fly,
Scarce heard amid the guns below.

Everyone is a little stiff and self-consciously reverent. And then comes the speech. That's the problem. It is time for the truth to be told and we cannot bring ourselves to tell it. Good men and women were sacrificed to the vanity of politicians and generals. It is a miserable business to tell lies over the graves of good soldiers, but we do, and then we all sing "America the Beautiful," including the verse about heroes proved in liberating strife, and the honor guard fires its rifle salute and somebody presses Play on a boombox and we hear "Taps" and the guard turns about-face and marches off and we walk away, thoughtfully, and there is much to think about.
(Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" can be heard Saturday nights on public radio stations across the country.)
© 2007 by Garrison Keillor. All rights reserved. Distributed by Tribune Media Services, Inc.

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Headlights to Impeach
Memorial Day 2007 is the one-year anniversary of the Headlights to Impeach Movement. Turn them ON. PlEaSe !
Help a country out here. Also, click the link to sign the petition. Takes three seconds.


Vote in the National Cheney Impeachment Poll

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Email your Congressman

Brought to you LIVE from THE TAMPA NAIL HOUSE ... : Proud members of the drive-by media (just like Thomas Paine, father of America)

... located in the midtown desired redevelopment center just one block from the river.


They need this property because it's in the middle of land they intend to develop for gambling facilities.
LaS VEgas here in Tampa : Ta-Vegas or Tam-Gas.
But it's going to cost YOU a helluva lot of money as they defend their criminal acts in federal court due to what they are doing to my family and I in
the process of attempting to steal our home.
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Why Are We Here?

A Soldier in Iraq Asks in Despair: Why Are We Here? By Donald C. Hudson, Jr. Clarksville, Tennessee Online

Tuesday 29 May 2007
After watching his roommate fatally wounded in a roadside bombing, an Army private wonders why the lives of good men are being lost when the Iraqis pose no threat to us and don't want us there.
Baghdad - My name is Donald Hudson Jr. I have been serving our country's military actively for the last three years. I am currently deployed to Baghdad on Forward Operating Base Loyalty, where I have been for the last four and a half months.
I came here as part of the first wave of this so called "troop surge", but so far it has effectively done nothing to quell insurgent violence. I have seen the rise in violence between the Sunni and Shiite. This country is in the middle of a civil war that has been on going since the seventh century.
Why are we here when this country still to date does not want us here? Why does our president's personal agenda consume him so much, that he can not pay attention to what is really going on here?
Let me tell you a story. On May 10, I was out on a convoy mission to move barriers from a market to a joint security station. It was no different from any other night, except the improvised explosive device that hit our convoy this time, actually pierced through the armor of one of our trucks. The truck was immediately engulfed in flames, the driver lost control and wrecked the truck into one of the buildings lining the street. I was the driver of the lead truck in our convoy; the fifth out of six was the one that got hit. All I could hear over the radio was a friend from the sixth truck screaming that the fifth truck was burning up real bad, and that they needed fire extinguishers real bad. So I turned my truck around and drove through concrete barriers to get to the burning truck as quickly as I could. I stopped 30 meters short of the burning truck, got out and ripped my fire extinguisher out of its holder, and ran to the truck. I ran past another friend of mine on the way to the burning truck, he was screaming something but I could not make it out. I opened the driver's door to the truck and was immediately overcome by the flames. I sprayed the extinguisher into the door, and then I saw my roommate's leg. He was the gunner of that truck. His leg was across the driver's seat that was on fire and the rest of his body was further in the truck. My fire extinguisher died and I climbed into the truck to attempt to save him. I got to where his head was, in the back passenger-side seat. I grabbed his shoulders and attempted to pull him from the truck out the driver's door. I finally got him out of the truck head first. His face had been badly burned. His leg was horribly wounded. We placed him on a spine board and did our best to attempt "Buddy Aid". We heard him trying to gasp for air. He had a pulse and was breathing, but was not responsive. He was placed into a truck and rushed to the "Green Zone", where he died within the hour. His name was Michael K. Frank. He was 36 years old. He was a great friend of mine and a mentor to most of us younger soldiers here.

Now I am still here in this country wondering why, and having to pick up the pieces of what is left of my friend in our room. I would just like to know what is the true reason we are here? This country poses no threat to our own. So why must we waste the lives of good men on a country that does not give a damn about itself? Most of my friends here share my views, but do not have the courage to say anything.
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Donald C. Hudson Jr. is a private assigned to the 1st Brigade Special Troops Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division.
Please answer that question and I will forward all of your answers to him. You can send them privately through email or you can post them in comments. He asked a valid question. There is NO reason we are in Iraq. They were NOT involved in Sept. 11, 2001. This young guy is probably now in danger for speaking up. Can anyone tell him the truth? Not the usual rhetoric??
Donald, I hope that someone can get the resident to answer this but Cindy Sheehan spent years trying. I guess it's your turn. Come live in the ditch outside his house. Maybe he'll have more respect for a grieving soldier than a grieving mother. I just don't know.

Can someone please answer Donald with a REAL REAL REAL answer?
WHAT THE HELL are we doing in Iraq?
This morning Bush said he envisions being in Iraq (yeah like you'll ever find HIM there) for fifty years just like South Korea. Wow, isn't he a visionary?? I guess that's why all the billions for the largest embassy in the world and also the pallets of cash that disappeared into Iraq.
(Wait, pallets of cash --- now that IS beginning to sound like a place Bush and Cheney would want to be)
But, forget all that for now and just answer Donald's question, if you will. Admit to him that there is no REAL reason for war in Iraq. It's a BUSH agenda being served. After all, he's supposedly fighting for your freedom; the least you can do is respect him and answer this simple question.
UPDATE: Here's a stellar idea from Blast OFF, who is only like the smartest guy in the world
and who also gives credit to the other folks who brought this to our attention.
Let's invoke the 25th Amendment. Let's figure out how to get this done. He really is NOT capable of running this country, his ranch or even making speeches. His warranty is bad, maybe.
Please keep shining your headlights and sign the petition and help a country out here. Help this young man and all the other men and women with him come home safely.

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Memorial Day 2007 is the one-year anniversary of the Headlights to Impeach Movement. Turn them ON. PlEaSe !
Help a country out here. Also, click the link to sign the petition. Takes three seconds.


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... located in the midtown desired redevelopment center just one block from the river.


They need this property because it's in the middle of land they intend to develop for gambling facilities.
LaS VEgas here in Tampa : Ta-Vegas or Tam-Gas.
But it's going to cost YOU a helluva lot of money as they defend their criminal acts in federal court due to what they are doing to my family and I in
the process of attempting to steal our home.
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Blanks and Charges

Okay, tell me if this sounds mercenary. I'm leaving out names and identities for now, and even some words to protect those who frankly don't deserve protection but having never been a RAT (like some) I just don't feel good about spilling people's filthy sides of their lives onto the WWW...

However -- (you knew this was coming, right??) -- I'm willing to disclose same for a fee. In fact, I'm going to disclose some of this in a book which will definitely be for sale very soon but if you'd like to know if your name or some similar aspect that identifies your smarmy and illegal acts towards me and my family have been mentioned I'd be happy to negotiate a fee with you. For the record, save your pennies if I've known you longer than thirty years. Out of respect for you and your family I'll leave your names out. Out of respect for you and your family I have remained silent. Apparently this same respect was not inbred in you. That's a pity but you and yours are safe with me. The ones who took it upon themselves to do your bidding against an innocent family are wide open just like they've left MY family wide open. Herewith I refer to my extended family and network many of whom are currently suffering at your hands. Be on notice.

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In my living room watching;
but I am not laughing ....

..... risk something, take back what's yours
say something that you know they might attack you for
cause I'm sick of being treated like I have before ....
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Meanwhile, the leader just talks away
Stuttering and mumbling for nightly news to replay
And the rest of the world watching at the end of the day

In their living room laughing like,

"what did he say?"



Fight the Good Fight

" .... courage is humankind's cardinal virtue, because ''it makes all other virtues possible."
Reverend William Sloane Coffin

......" And I dare you to ask for a lot, I dare you to hold fast to your ideals and to expound them as publicly and as fearlessly as Martin Luther King and Bill Coffin and Betty Friedan and those dozens of grandmothers arrested a few weeks ago for protesting the war in Iraq."

Francine du Plessix Gray

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Never Mistake Kindness for Weakness
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In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends...... Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Patience is NOT a virtue.

It is concentrated strength.
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"Only those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly" – Robert Kennedy
"Those who profess to favor freedom and yet deprecate agitation…want crops without plowing up the ground, they want rain without thunder and lightening. They want the ocean without the awful roar of its many waters…. Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will." Frederick Douglass, 1857
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