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• 3/27/2009 9:17 PM Prepostericity wrote:
  This has been cross-posted at blogspot, the url I'll now put into my username.
  
  I've been catching up on Dave's diaries on Hannity and Levin from November, 2007. Ironically, it was Fingerit who made it much easier to navihate, as he provided the links while calling Dave a stalker.
  
  There's kind of a side tangent growing out of this. There was a video of the altercation taken by a group called WeAreChange. That might be an Alex Jones' affiliated group, not sure, yet Dave made it clear he only posted the video because it showed a bit of his situation.
  
  Fingerit tried to make it seem like Dave was tinfoil. I think Fingerit is clearly some kind of disinfo plant. Why would a progressive go after Dave so bad? Everyone adored his activities. DFQ was totally going old-school civil disobedience. He was turning into a great organiser and leader.
  
  Anyway, the video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by the Warner Music Group. I'm seeing that more often with youtube. There seem to be a lot of obstacles being thrown up for citizen journalism.
  
  Maybe WeAreChange could be contacted for a copy of the film? If it's a question of a tune they added to it, I don't see what the problem is. There's something called fair use.
  
  We the people are gonna have to come together. I truly believe if folks have even a small percentage of the determination Dave had, we will be on the good road.
  
  p.s. Thanks for this video, Antoinette. I'm definitely looking forward to watching it.
  
  It's a big, wide world. I think we need to format blogging like college seminars, but with the non-elitist attitude of a David Weintraub. We can't accomplish too much as individuals. People shouldn't be forced to go Rambo style to get good stuff done.
  
  Dave was an inspiration. I hope those of ye who are still sad can find ways to carry on. You won't ever forget him. I believe he'd want you to be happy and keep pressing forward.
  
  Take care everyone.
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• 3/27/2009 10:37 PM Prepostericity wrote:
  She sounded unhinged. She's the stereotype of the far left, like when A.N.S.W.E.R. took over the Iraq War protest years back.
  
  I'm kind of clueless on this one, but her reaction tells me that Romney flip-flopped. Of course, he'd have had no chance in Massachusetts if he was pro-life.
  
  I'm guessing she is a Markos Moulitsas type that she got paid by Romney, thus it was her role to promote him. That she couldn't even come up with a bit of fudge tells me that Romney got busted with being two-faced.
  
  The only reason William Weld and Romney had success here was because of the bad press Dukakis got from running for President. I think our economy hit a slide, and the astroturf blamed him for it. The thing with the tank didn't help. Definitely the Willie Horton hit his image hard, though the same thing happened to Reagan when he was Governor of California.
  
  I kind of thought Scott Harshbarger was gonna win a few years back. I guess it shows that talk radio has had an anti-democratic influence. We have right wingers everywhere. The sports guys never shut up, total Republicans, even got busted for racist comments, making fun of a metco student. The rock stations, yikes.
  
  Even the Boston Globe has taken a tumble. We were the one state to vote for McGovern over Nixon. We had student protests all over the place against the Vietnam War.
  
  It's cool that Deval won.
  
  I never really liked politics. But I guess the good thing is if Republicans can win in Massachusetts, though unlikely, then Democrats can win in the red states. Although we now know what happened to Don Siegelman.
  
  I say abortion needs to be legal and obviously those who can't afford it need to be funded. Otherwise, we're talking back alleys and coat hangers. You're looking at women whose lives are at risk or who were raped being forced to carry the child. I figure it's actually an easy call for me as a guy. Because it's the woman's body, then it's her choice.
  
  Though women are susceptible to being brainwashed like a Barbara Bush. They put so much into patriarchy as the base for their worldviews, and then men still end up making the decision.
  
  I found it tricky to listen to that kind of stuff. Republicans talking to Republicans. I've been a Democrat my whole life. Though I was Green party, because Gore had the thing wrapped up in this state. I was mad at Floridians who voted for Nader.
  
  When I once went to register green, the person at the town hall looked confused. I think I was the only one in the town.
  
  We had some corrupt Democratic politicians like Tom Finneran who got busted for gerrymandering. That probably also somehow helped the Republicans win the Governor's office. And then of course right after 9/11, GW had a 90% favourable blank check rating. Though we still had Teddy Kennedy who was always against the Iraq War. He's a good guy. Too bad about Chappaquidick. I liked Carter, too young to vote then. Ted would have won that year if not for the accident {involuntary manslaughter or not}.
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• 4/1/2009 12:53 AM Antoinette wrote:
  YouTube has taken down a video that showed country singer John Rich being thrown out of a bar. It looks like YouTube may be pressured-legally-to remove certain videos. We can counter-attack by videotaping events ourselves and posting it on our own blogs. If a certain individual wants a video removed, they would have to pay a huge fee.
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  We should seek international support for our mutual objectives abroad, in promoting freedom, democracy, respect for human rights, and also the elimination of weapons of mass destruction.
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