about, oh they could face consequences? privacy advocates are being ridiculous. you are not going to be put in prison in the united states of america for what you say. sean penn might. he was very afraid of going to prison under the bush regime. sean penn is afraid of his own shadow. this makes my point. are you a public figure. don t you have private conversations on-line? this is not whether you can e-mail somebody or not. it is if you can post on-line. you don t just say oh you criticized the government. criticize the government all you want. i promise you, they can t put new prison. and i would respect you more if you wouldn t be a hipocrite on this. nor my book nor is anne my actual name. nor is she wearing pants. that s actually accurate. so you would have roughly a legion of on-line haters. do you prefer to know who they
corporate dominance. i called it corporate oligarchy, when you look at what wall street has done it is the economic equivalent of leaving 3-year-olds alone in a candy store. you know if you this leave them there long enough, they will eat enough candy to get them sick. when you pick them up, they will throw up on your shoes i m sick of republicans and wall street throwing up to on the shoes of our members. what we need do is bring a broad coalition of progressives, religious community, civil rights community and we need to come together. you know what we will win with, cause the truth is on our side. mr. gerard the the truth will set us free, ed. it certainly will and we are going to get it out every night and defend the wage works of this country, because this is not only an ideological war this is a war of finance. that s what this is and holding people down. mr. gerard can i make one more point? yep with. there s 40,000 factories yes. that got closed during
there long is a war of finance. that s what this is and holding people down. mr. gerard ky make one more point? yep with. there s 40,000 factories yes. that got closed during the bush regime. 40 thud in the last ten years? those factories paid taxes to local kmirngts those taxes paid workers, those workers paid tax when this worked there. those jobs went to china and to other place and those factories respect there. the boehner crowd going to do about that? mr. gerard, great to have you
to a crowd in manhattan about the september 11 attacks. i am a 9/11 truther. [ inaudible ] bret: sheehan claimed that president obama is doing everything he can to, protect the criminals of the bush regime. and finally the associated press is chastising house speaker nancy pelosi for not living up to a promise she made four years ago. under the headline promises, promises, pelosi ethics pledge falters, a.p. quotes pelosi as pledging she would lead the most honest, most open, most ethical congress in history. amist a host of shortcomings they cite trial for two prominent democrats, charles rangel and maxine waters.
major newspapers used to describe waterboarding before the bush regime and how they describe the practice afterwards. the results are eye opening. from the 1930s to the last decade, the new york times called or characterized waterboarding as torture 82% of the time. but from 2002 to 2008, that number dropped to 1% of the time. from 82% to 1%. the los angeles times called or characterized waterboarding as torture 96% of the time before the last decade and after 2002 it, dropped to 5%. and the number of times usa today called waterboarding torture or implied it was torture, 0. con fronned with this damning evidence that they had allowed a group of amoral thugs to bully them into complicit with systemic crimes the response from the new york times was shocking. a spokesperson told yahoo! news as the debate over interrogation of terror suspects grew post 9/11, defenders of the