Thanks Bush and Cheney for the worst oil spill in history

Hey libertarians, how's that Bush deregulation working out for you? I don't think the rest of America is liking it very much about now.

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The Bush Administration:
The worst American administration ever to soil our soil (and waters). What a legacy.

William Black should be a household name in America

The Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own One

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Buy his book
http://www.amazon.com/Best-Way-Rob-Bank-Own/dp/0292706383

Richest 400 Taxpayers See Incomes Double, Tax Rates Halved

THANKS BUSH!!!  NICE LEGACY...

If you think the corporatist media is "liberal" - You are an idiot.

The Lobbying-Media Complex
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President Obama spent most of December 4 touring Allentown, Pennsylvania, meeting with local workers and discussing the economic crisis. A few hours later, the state's former governor, Tom Ridge, was on MSNBC's Hardball With Chris Matthews, offering up his own recovery plan. There were "modest things" the White House might try, like cutting taxes or opening up credit for small businesses, but the real answer was for the president to "take his green agenda and blow it out of the box." The first step, Ridge explained, was to "create nuclear power plants." Combined with some waste coal and natural gas extraction, you would have an "innovation setter" that would "create jobs, create exports."

As Ridge counseled the administration to "put that package together," he sure seemed like an objective commentator. But what viewers weren't told was that since 2005, Ridge has pocketed $530,659 in executive compensation for serving on the board of Exelon, the nation's largest nuclear power company. As of March 2009, he also held an estimated $248,299 in Exelon stock, according to SEC filings.

Moments earlier, retired general and "NBC Military Analyst" Barry McCaffrey told viewers that the war in Afghanistan would require an additional "three- to ten-year effort" and "a lot of money." Unmentioned was the fact that DynCorp paid McCaffrey $182,309 in 2009 alone. The government had just granted DynCorp a five-year deal worth an estimated $5.9 billion to aid American forces in Afghanistan. The first year is locked in at $644 million, but the additional four options are subject to renewal, contingent on military needs and political realities.

In a single hour, two men with blatant, undisclosed conflicts of interest had appeared on MSNBC. The question is, was this an isolated oversight or business as usual? Evidence points to the latter.

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NASA Scientists to Approach Girl By 2018

NASA Scientists Plan To Approach Girl By 2018 

Do the idiot tea baggers even give a crap about this? Probably not.

WTF, America?

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New Song been working on

Needs retakes of guitars, massive editing and restructuring, but here's what I got so far:

Link to mp3 or you can play it with the player thing at the bottom-left of this blog in the green bar down there.

The Power of Nightmares

Here's the documentary that all the networks in the United States refuse to air despite its popularity in the free world.  Even HBO won't touch it.  A head of a major network has said it's fear that kept him from airing it.  Well, this is what you aren't supposed to see, Americans:

PART I

This is part 1, watch part 2 & 3 here. At that page, just click play video and when it loads, click on chapter 2, etc. in the playlist embedded in the bottom of the video.

Steven Cowley: Fusion is energy's future