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Posted by MikeNearMcChord in General Discussion (01/01/06 through 01/22/2007)
Wed Nov 01st 2006, 08:39 PM
Sung to the tune Man,of Constant Sorrow

In Constant Sorrow thru his days!

I am Bush, the Constant Sorrow
I cause trouble to my days
I bid farewell to Kennebunkport
The place where I was truly raised!

The placed he where was truly raised!

For six long years I been in trouble
No pleasure here on earth I made
Iraq and Afghanistan I really Messed Up,
I have no friends to help me now!

He has no friends to help him now!

For I was announce Mission Accomplished
But the insurgents did stole that train!

The Insurgents did stole that train!

In New Orleans they think I'm just a stranger
Katrina's aid we'll see no more,
But there is one promise, that is given
I won't home The Hague's golden cell!
He won't be home in The Hague's golden cell!








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Posted by MikeNearMcChord in General Discussion (01/01/06 through 01/22/2007)
Sat Sep 30th 2006, 10:12 AM
Looming money struggle with cable companies could threaten Fox News's spot on dial.

NEW YORK (AP) - A financial struggle is looming between Fox News Channel and the cable and satellite providers who carry the network, with the risk of Bill O'Reilly, Shepard Smith and Sean Hannity being yanked from TV screens if talks go sour.

One of the first battlegrounds is in the suburban ring around New York, the nation's largest and most influential media market.

With Fox's 10th anniversary next week, a series of 10-year contracts with providers will begin expiring. Fox says the systems pay roughly 25 cents per subscriber each month to carry its programming. Given the network's success in the ratings, Fox is asking that these fees jump to $1.

Fox claims its rival CNN frequently gets around 50 cents per subscriber, and that Fox's fee is a bargain since Fox's ratings have eclipsed CNN's for five years.

http://www.macon.com/mld/macon/business/te...
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Posted by MikeNearMcChord in Civil Liberties
Wed Sep 27th 2006, 08:17 PM
I am going to open myself up here a little. I work at McChord AFB, though not as government employee or a member of the military. As when I am on my lunch break, and off the clock, I go to DU to read the forums as well as participating in them. My supervisor noticed that I was reading some posts and has deemed them to be "inappropriate" (I don't know why, there wasn't bad language on them), and ready to read me the riot act over use of the computer, it is not like I was downloading dirty pictures, which I don't do. Anyway the super is not happy in my taste of politics, does not like the fact I tune into Thom Hartman, in the mornings(sorry but I am not into sickly sweet, quasi-fascist Christian radio station, Ms. supervisor if you are reading this ) I turn off net when I do my work, and usually don't go back on until I get home. I work on a base where Fox News is de jour, and a branch of service, frankly has a problem with Fundie Christians, like at the AF Academy. I feel that there will be a confrontation, though I will do it with civil respect as I was taught from youth. Last I checked there is freedom of speech, Democratic Underground and the Democratic Party still have the right to function, though who knows with this group in the White House and I pray for the change to return this country back to normalcy and greatness begins in November. Thank You for my turn to stand on the soap box.
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