1st clip skip to around 3:30 and his answer about Iran.

http://www.publicaffairstv.com/PublicAffairs/Podcasts/Entries/2006/4/17_Public_Affairs_-_Obama-Bean_Press_Conf._2.html
also does anyone else hear him say that Israel bombed Iraq in the early 90′s?

2nd clip skip to near the end when he stumbles on the interview about Iraq making a bom…gulp

http://www.publicaffairstv.com/PublicAffairs/Podcasts/Entries/2006/7/22_Public_Affairs_-_McCain%2C_McSweeney%2C_Obama_2.html

in case I linked it wrong here is home page. there may be more here about who he is supporting and if the banks did nothing wrong.
http://www.publicaffairstv.com

YouTube keeps deleting my comments, even though I’m not using vile language.

So much for their fair and balanced outlook on politics.

madmonkphotog on May 9, 2008 at 8:18 PM

Not surprising…Google owns YouTube. In my opinion, it appears that Google is evil. Their farcical motto “Don’t be evil” is 180 degrees opposite of their actions. Search on “Tiananmen square” in the US and you can see pictures of the Tiananmen square protests that were ended with a massacre. Do the same search on “Tiananmen square” in China, and all you see are the state-approved images of Tiananmen square.

Google can mine any data you give them. Anything you post on the web, any search you do in a web browser, files on your PC (if you download their desktop search tool), your email (if you use gmail). Now they want your medical records.

I don’t trust Google. I don’t know if Yahoo is any better or not, but I choose Yahoo over Google. Google seems too Orwellian to me.

Did you steal this idea from Zawahiri? And what else do you have in common with him?

So much for their fair and balanced outlook on politics.

On what bills have you shown that you have the leadership to unite the country and work with partisans across the aisle?

Would you share with the American people what your plans are for securing our nation from hostile forces? Can you explain how your gutting of our defemses already in place will protect our national interests?

While you make the claim that you would engage in “aggressive diplomacy” with no pre-conditions, how do you intend to show that aggressiveness? What do you foresee as a factor in getting an armed opponent to concede to your talk-talk?

Both large corporations and small businesses employ productive Americans, generating income for them and for those who have invested in them. How do your tax plans ensure continued prosperity and growth in our economy?

“Bigger question is…
Will he answer?”
Romeo13 on May 9, 2008 at 10:41 AM

Obama’s silence will be even more effective than any deflective answer he could think up.

I happened to listen to a clip of Christopher Hitchens on Hugh Hewitt . He directed listeners to a piece featured in The Progressive Magazine by Adolf Reed, entitled Obama No. Reed is from Chicago and contends he has known Obama since the beginning of his political career. He in turn pointed to the group that Obama lead, Developing Communities Project . After googling the group I came across this:

Why Organize? Problems and Promise in the Inner City

For three years Barack Obama was the director of Developing Communities Project, an institutionally based community organization on Chicago’s far south side. He has also been a consultant and instructor for the Gamaliel Foundation, an organizing institute working throughout the Midwest. Currently he is studying law at Harvard University. “Why Organize? Problems and Promise in the Inner City” was first published in the August/ September 1988 Illinois Issues [published by then-Sangamon State University, which is now the University of Illinois at Springfield].

By Barack Obama
(c) 1990 Illinois Issues, Springfield, Illinois

Barack Obama was trained in “community organizing” by the Industrial Areas Foundation

and I also wondered about who/what the Gamaliel Foundation was.

Let’s just say there are many threads which can begin to be pulled and there are an interesting collection of characters that begin to emerge.

Obviously the connection to Saul Alinsky is but one of the nuts that falls from the tree. By I suspect that most Americans probably can;t connect to this sort of socio-religious agi-prop stuff.

This is a target rich environment and worthy of further exploration. In 10 minutes anyone can start to get the lay of the land and start plumbing the depths of this stuff.

That untruth really irks me. The President is not “our Commander in Chief”. I thought we left that crap behind in 1776. The President is Commander in Chief of the US Armed Forces. I’m not in the US Armed Forces. Citizens of the United States have no commander. They are answerable to themselves and to the laws that protect an individual’s human rights.

That might seem a small distinction, but it’s important. We owe no allegiance nor obedience to the President. He deserves respect when he performs his duties admirably, and rebuke when he performs them poorly, or when he takes on duties which are not his to take. That holds true whether it’s Bush, Obama or anyone else in office.

No need to ask that. The tattoo would be sometime after June 20 2009, the 3 1/2 year point.

wise_man on May 9, 2008 at 11:04 AM

That’s the first time I’ve seen that. Thanks for the link.

19 – and on, and on, and on…

Mr. Obama, when you cast your vote in the presidential election this November, will you be voting for yourself, or will you simply vote “present?”

Cool Blackhawk in the ad, too.

But where is Bill Ayers and Wright?

Where is the question about relationships/judgement?

HotAir
by Michelle
Barack Obama Says “Yes We Can” but if he is asked a question, the answer from the Obama camp is,
“No You Can’t”
Here’s your chance to sumbit a question to the RNC for Obama.
The RNC has a site wher…

Nutroots will be claiming conspiracy that zooming in on the first image makes it look like Obama is flicking America off.

He flicks off America with his policies enough that he doesn’t need to use is fingers.

Grafted on May 9, 2008 at 10:58 AM

Glad I’m not the only one to notice the finger.