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Ahmadinejad Christmas 2008 | Address to the British people

2009-01-08T02:38:51Z

Channel 4 lies

TPMtv: STONE ZONE Part III

2008-12-30T15:00:22Z

Your Daily Politics Video Blog: We bring you more of our conversation with legendary political operative Roger Stone. In this installment Roger looks back on the presidential election and diagnoses where McCain's campaign went wrong.

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The Best Feeling in the World!

2009-01-08T02:44:39Z

What makes this year's Thanksgiving particularly special. www.britethorn.com

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The Dogs of ChatEVO

2009-01-08T02:24:41Z

ChatEVO members sent me their video clips - and I put together this 80s style music video. Hope ya' like it!

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FOX using negative, useless articles to SMEAR Obama.

2009-01-08T02:53:36Z

FOX is using the google algorithm in the wrong ways...this proves it. FOX website using subliminal messages based on what happens so their search results will come up

Go to this fox news article, www.foxnews.com

Copy the articles in "PEOPLE WHO READ THIS..." section, open notepad and PASTE. If this isn't use of their media power to try and smear Obama i'm not sure what really is anymore. For an organization with so much power, they aren't doing the public any good trying to attack the potential next president of the united states.

It's genius from an SEO standpoint using a simple JS file to do this, but they aren't using them the right way.

If you are programmer, click this link and you'll understand how they do it. www.foxnews.com

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Palin: I Like Hearing "Take the Gloves Off" From the Crowd

2008-10-17T08:51:57Z

Sarah Palin interviewed by Greta Van Susteren On The Record, October 9, 2008

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Listening Post - US election narrative - 26 Sep 08 - Part 2

2008-10-31T15:30:54Z

The Listening Post takes a look at constructing the narrative: how John McCain is dictating the media's daily talking points in the US presidential election.

We head to the US where the presidential election campaign is in full swing. And what are the media talking about during these times of economic woes and interminable foreign wars? As one TV anchor put it, they will be talking about "whatever the McCain campaign wants"!

We look at how crafting the media narrative in order to win the news cycle has led the media to seriously consider the veracity of what the politicians and their campaigns are saying. Misleading adverts, misquoted statements and downright lies are coming back to haunt John McCain in a media backlash.

But who will come out best in this battle to grab the voters' attention?

In Newsbytes: Zimbabwe moves to relax restrictions on the media; A24, a new online initiative for pan-African journalism, is launched in Kenya; Egyptian campaigners employ SMS messaging to expose torture; Myanmar releases writer U Win Tin after 19 years in prison but the media faces a new threat as the ruling military government launch a cyber-war against anti-government online publications; and computer hackers target US Republicans at the highest level.

Our Video of the week offers a master class in improvised musical instrumentation. This innovative Japanese man has created an orchestra out of vegetables. Learn all you need to know from his YouTube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/heita3?ob=1

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Kwame Kilpatrick Text message

2009-01-08T02:36:07Z

This Is the Mayor of Detroit in his first court appearence as a alleged suspect.

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Kwame Kilpatrick Text message

2009-01-08T02:36:07Z

the Mayor of Detroit in his first court appearence as a alleged suspect.

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Kwame Kilpatrick Text message

2008-10-30T21:29:39Z

the Mayor of Detroit in his first court appearence as a alleged suspect.

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Kwame Kilpatrick

2009-01-08T02:36:07Z

Kwame Kilpatrick posts a $50,000 cash bond

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Kwame Kilpatrick

2008-12-04T12:50:22Z

Kwame Kilpatrick posts a $50,000 cash bond

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Kwame's ASSAULT CHARGE

2008-10-30T21:29:38Z

new felony charges allegedlly assaulting or obstructing an officer

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Kwame's ASSAULT CHARGE

2009-01-08T02:36:07Z

new felony charges allegedlly assaulting or obstructing an officer

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What a Bunch of Jerks

2008-10-30T03:32:13Z

A review of an art show titled "Demise of Democracy?" was in a local newspaper. What follows is a message left on the galleries answering machine

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Beautiful Amazing PSA VOTE

2008-11-06T09:41:22Z

"Citizen's Cry" - An Internet Video Produced to Inspire the Youth of Today to Vote In a time of anticipation over the outcome of our national election, comes a voting message produced to inspire the youth of today to vote. Executive Producer Hooman Khalili and Adam Ottley, founder of RIVERCAVE Productions, brings us a voice from the future; a "citizen's cry" for what we must do today and not leave for tomorrow. Written by Adam Ottley and beautifully directed by Corey Rosen, whose credits include "Iron Man," "Superman Returns," "Star Wars," "Pirates of the Caribbean," and "War of the Worlds." "Citizen's Cry" is a passionate endeavor made possible by Palm, Inc. and the vision and foresight of their Vice President of PR, Lynn Fox. Palm, Inc. funded this project and built the landing page, www.mobilizethevote2008.com. WHY: This video is a call to the American millennial generation, and the rest of the country, to speak now with our vote, so that our silence will not echo for generations to come. The "Citizen's Cry" makers are targeting the millennial generation specifically because less than 50% of them have ever voted in a presidential election. The youth vote of America is of unprecedented importance today; this is a vital audience that needs to be reached. Our responsibility to vote is our greatest opportunity for change. It is crucial for all generations, creeds and colors to take action. Help us spread the word.

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Fineman: McCain Wouldn't Approve of Own Campaign Messages

2008-10-29T09:41:23Z

Howard Fineman on MSNBC's Countdown, August 12, 2008

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A Message

2009-01-08T02:36:49Z

Cameron Esposito delivers a message.

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Thank You Subscribers!

2008-10-30T03:30:06Z

We now have over 2000 YouTube subscribers! What a great sign of how interested people are globally in international news and culture. In this video, Mosaic producer Jamal Dajani sends out a personal thank you. Be sure to visit Link TV at www.linktv.org

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A Message From The New World Order To Alex Jones

2009-01-08T02:20:11Z

Used with the permission of the original creator.

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WE theFUTURE

2009-01-08T02:31:48Z

a message from a child concerned about the future.
Since I'm only five and three quarters, the Bush administration has been in power all my life. And even I can see how

childish they have been.

They've lied us into a war, they've corrupted the Constitution, they've done torture, and the list goes on and on.

If we don't change direction in this country, there will be nothing left for my generation.

let's elect a mature adult.

We need change.

We need Barack Obama.

This message is approved by my generation.

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Boogieman13

2009-01-08T02:23:49Z

Babysitting is terrifying. Especially when your being terrorized online by Boogieman13 and the baby goes missing.

Produced for Fright Night 2002 at the Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts.

Starring:
Leah Spicer
Evan Cuttic
Paul Cuttic
Nancy Cuttic
Matthew Packer

See the other Fright Night shorts here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=C2D22EA1C3D491AD

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Code of Conduct

2008-10-19T09:31:51Z

Rule #0: Rules #1 and #2 of the internet still apply. Your memes are not, at this juncture, something that the real world can appreciate. Although meme speak between fellow Anonymous is acceptable, focus on the target and keep it to a minimum.

Rule #1: Stay cool.

Rule #2: Stay cool, especially when harassed. You are an ambassador of Anonymous. Although individuals trying to disrupt your demonstration will get on your nerves, you must not lose your temper. Doing so will harm the protest and tarnish the reputation of Anonymous.

Rule #3: Comply with the orders of law enforcement officers above all else. Doing otherwise is harmful to the demonstration as a whole and may compromise your performance as a human being. Do not request badge numbers unless you are being treated in a very abusive manner, as doing so will anger officers.

Rule #4: Notify city officials. Most jurisdictions either have rules about public protests, or would prefer to be notified that they are taking place. Know the rules for your jurisdiction and abide by them.

Rule #5: Always be across the street from the object being protested.

Rule #6: In the absence of a road, find another natural barrier between yourself and the target of protest. Doing so will make it more difficult for individuals hostile to your cause to come and harass you.

Rule #7: Stay on public property. You may be charged for trespassing if you do not.

Rule #8: No violence.

Rule #9: No weapons. The demonstration is a peaceful event. Your weapons. You will not need them.

Rule #10: No alcohol or pre-drinking. Violating this rule may easily precipitate a violation of rules 1 and 2.

Rule #11: No graffiti, destruction, or vandalism.

Rule #12: If you want to do something stupid, pick another day. These should be self explanatory. Violation of these rules during a demonstration will tarnish the reputation of Anonymous, harm the demonstration itself and leave you vulnerable to attention from law enforcement.

Rule #13: Anonymous is legion. Never be alone. Isolation during a protest marks you as a target for handlers who wish to provoke an angry reaction from you and other hostiles. In keeping with this principle...

Rule #14: Organize in squads of 10 to 15 people.

Rule #15: One or two megaphones per squad. A megaphone is helpful for maintaining the overall cohesion of a demonstration and spreading your message. However, too many will confuse the public and render you hearing impaired.

Rule #16: Know the dress code. Forming a loose yet reasonable dress code for protest members will help to maintain cohesion and get the public to take you seriously.

Rule #17: Cover your face. This will prevent your identification from videos taken by hostiles, other protesters or security. Use scarves, hats and sunglasses. Masks are not necessary, and donning them in the context of a public demonstration is forbidden in some jurisdictions.

Rule #18: Bring water. A dehydrated, thirsty Anonymous is not a useful Anonymous.

Rule #19: Wear good shoes. Following these rules will assure your comfort during the demonstration. Keep in mind that demonstrations may often be quite lengthy.

Rule #20: Signs, fliers, and phrases. Have yours ready. Make sure that signs are large enough to read. Also ensure that the text on your signs and your phrases are pertinent to the target of the protest.

Rule #21: Prepare legible, uncomplicated and accurate flyers to hand out to those who wish to know more regarding the motivations behind your actions.

Rule #22: Document the demonstration. Videos and pictures of the event may be used to corroborate your side of the story if law enforcement get involved. Furthermore, posting images and videos of your heroic actions all over the internet is bound to generate win, exhorting other Anonymous to follow your glorious example.

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Message To Ralph Nader

2008-10-19T15:31:40Z

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Message to Scientology

2008-10-20T09:29:51Z

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