This thing really hasn't exploded like I thought it would. I imagine someone will pick it up before too much longer. I've been contacted by some members of the press wanting me to hook them up with Mr. Sinclair. I do not know Mr. Sinclair. I have exchanged emails with him but I do not know him personally. He posted some new videos a few days ago.
He says that the Obama campaign is investigating him since the first video was posted. He is now pursuing legal action against Obama in civil court.
Getting very interesting...
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Money can buy you happiness but it can't make you President
I find it very hard to feel sorry for Mitt Romney. He's the good looking guy with the good looking family who has a couple of houses and 200 million dollars in the bank. I can also see through the BS announcement today about how he was withdrawing from the GOP field. He's says he loves his country enought to bow out so we can all get behind the front-runner Senator John McCain.
Wow, I'm floored. Mitt is doing what is best for the country. Nevermind the fact that he didn't want to lose anymore of his money. This is what I've hated about this guy all along. He's so phony and fake. He's not one of us. He just wants to tell us what to do. What more can you want when you have a lot of money and a little power? A lot more power. He saw that his millions couldn't buy American votes and he got out. He doesn't give a damn about the party or John McCain. He's cutting his losses instead of blowing more of his kids inheritence. If he was really wanted to do what's best for the country he would donate half of his money to various charities. I don't see that happening though.
This reminded me of Wrestlemania 4. The Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase thought he could pay Andre the Giant to beat Hulk Hogan and give him the Championship belt. All seemes to go to his evil plan when Andre beat Hogan but the WWF commissionar announced that DiBiase couldn't buy the title and a tournament was planned for Wrestlemania 4 for title. DiBiase made it to the finals but ultimately lost to "Macho Man" Randy Savage. I know wrestling is fake but I just thought it symbolized Romney's strategy all along. Buy off voters and take home the prize that you couldn't earn yourself.
Too bad Ron Paul's not the "Macho Man".
Wow, I'm floored. Mitt is doing what is best for the country. Nevermind the fact that he didn't want to lose anymore of his money. This is what I've hated about this guy all along. He's so phony and fake. He's not one of us. He just wants to tell us what to do. What more can you want when you have a lot of money and a little power? A lot more power. He saw that his millions couldn't buy American votes and he got out. He doesn't give a damn about the party or John McCain. He's cutting his losses instead of blowing more of his kids inheritence. If he was really wanted to do what's best for the country he would donate half of his money to various charities. I don't see that happening though.
This reminded me of Wrestlemania 4. The Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase thought he could pay Andre the Giant to beat Hulk Hogan and give him the Championship belt. All seemes to go to his evil plan when Andre beat Hogan but the WWF commissionar announced that DiBiase couldn't buy the title and a tournament was planned for Wrestlemania 4 for title. DiBiase made it to the finals but ultimately lost to "Macho Man" Randy Savage. I know wrestling is fake but I just thought it symbolized Romney's strategy all along. Buy off voters and take home the prize that you couldn't earn yourself.
Too bad Ron Paul's not the "Macho Man".
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Electile Dysfunction
Is anyone really happy with the candidates that are running for President? It's almost like we have to pick between a D- or an F. Congress has anywhere between a 20-30% approval rating but yet we have to pick someone from there to lead our coutry.
Mitt Romney is a guy who has changed all his positions from the time he was running for Govenor in a liberal state to now as he's pandering to the conservative right. Abortion? He was for pro-choice now he's pro-life. He's a big rich phony trying to buy his way into the White House. Change to him is anything short of a hundered dollar bill in his pocket.
John McCain is a guy who was a POW in Vietnam. He served his country honorably and after he was freed he chose to go into politics. He started out as a "Maverick". He did things his way but yet over the years he has conformed to Washington's ways. He was thrown under the bus by Bush and Rove back in 2000 when they used some slimy campaigning tactics insinuating that McCain fathered a child in Vietnam to a Vientamese woman. They then distributed that lie all around South Carolina and killed any chace he had at winning the GOP nomination. Then over the years he became one of the President's lackeys. He was during the build up the war in Iraq and now he's talking about getting elected and having more wars. Who wants to hear that during an election? He even sang a song on the campaign trail last year changing the words to the Beach Boys classic "Barbara Ann" to Bomb Iran. He's also been in trouble for initially proposing amnesty for illegal immigrants. Now he's seen the light and is against it.
Mike Huckabee is using his bass guitar and sermons to court the Christian base but it's apparent he's playing for 2nd place. He'll be on ticket as the VP.
Ron Paul has never flip-flopped on an issue or taken money from special interests groups. Too bad those same groups control 90% of the media in our country and he has been black-balled. He legitemately has very little shot at winning the nomination.
Hillary Clinton thinks that being the First Lady for 8 years is on the job training. She thinks she's ready to be President. Too bad most people see her as having a sense of entitlement and as a phony. Crying? There's crying in politics. She led the fight for Universal Health Care as the First Lady but once she got the Senate she started taking money from their lobbyists. She was also voted for the war in Iraq then changed her mind but yet voted to consider the Iranian Army a terrorist organization which basically gave the President a way to start a war with Iran.
Barack Obama is going to be our next President. C'mon Oprah Winfrey and MTV loves this guy. That's the same crowd that got Bill Clinton elected. He's pandered to the Hispanic population about giving illegals drivers license. I have a feeling that will come up in the general election. He's got a lot of hype and I have some concerns because he has only been in the Senate since January 2005. Maybe that's a good thing. We don't need someone who has been part of the establishment.
It's just too bad that there aren't any good 3rd or 4th parties. I think Americans deserve more (and better) choices. It's possible you'll see Ralph Nader, Michael Bloomber, and Ron Paul go for an Independent Bid but it won't matter because they won't be included in any of the debates and the networks whose parent corporations won't give them any money or exposure.
I honestly don't want to vote for anyone running. I guess I, like alot of Americans have electile disfunction.
Mitt Romney is a guy who has changed all his positions from the time he was running for Govenor in a liberal state to now as he's pandering to the conservative right. Abortion? He was for pro-choice now he's pro-life. He's a big rich phony trying to buy his way into the White House. Change to him is anything short of a hundered dollar bill in his pocket.
John McCain is a guy who was a POW in Vietnam. He served his country honorably and after he was freed he chose to go into politics. He started out as a "Maverick". He did things his way but yet over the years he has conformed to Washington's ways. He was thrown under the bus by Bush and Rove back in 2000 when they used some slimy campaigning tactics insinuating that McCain fathered a child in Vietnam to a Vientamese woman. They then distributed that lie all around South Carolina and killed any chace he had at winning the GOP nomination. Then over the years he became one of the President's lackeys. He was during the build up the war in Iraq and now he's talking about getting elected and having more wars. Who wants to hear that during an election? He even sang a song on the campaign trail last year changing the words to the Beach Boys classic "Barbara Ann" to Bomb Iran. He's also been in trouble for initially proposing amnesty for illegal immigrants. Now he's seen the light and is against it.
Mike Huckabee is using his bass guitar and sermons to court the Christian base but it's apparent he's playing for 2nd place. He'll be on ticket as the VP.
Ron Paul has never flip-flopped on an issue or taken money from special interests groups. Too bad those same groups control 90% of the media in our country and he has been black-balled. He legitemately has very little shot at winning the nomination.
Hillary Clinton thinks that being the First Lady for 8 years is on the job training. She thinks she's ready to be President. Too bad most people see her as having a sense of entitlement and as a phony. Crying? There's crying in politics. She led the fight for Universal Health Care as the First Lady but once she got the Senate she started taking money from their lobbyists. She was also voted for the war in Iraq then changed her mind but yet voted to consider the Iranian Army a terrorist organization which basically gave the President a way to start a war with Iran.
Barack Obama is going to be our next President. C'mon Oprah Winfrey and MTV loves this guy. That's the same crowd that got Bill Clinton elected. He's pandered to the Hispanic population about giving illegals drivers license. I have a feeling that will come up in the general election. He's got a lot of hype and I have some concerns because he has only been in the Senate since January 2005. Maybe that's a good thing. We don't need someone who has been part of the establishment.
It's just too bad that there aren't any good 3rd or 4th parties. I think Americans deserve more (and better) choices. It's possible you'll see Ralph Nader, Michael Bloomber, and Ron Paul go for an Independent Bid but it won't matter because they won't be included in any of the debates and the networks whose parent corporations won't give them any money or exposure.
I honestly don't want to vote for anyone running. I guess I, like alot of Americans have electile disfunction.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
RonPaulsRevenge.com
I have followed Ron Paul since last May after the first debate. I have accepted that Dr. Paul will not win the GOP nomination. I think all along all Dr. Paul wanted to do was bring attention to how far we have strayed from what our founding father's intended. He has been pretty successful and without the mainstream media behind him he did fairly well. So where does Dr. Paul go from here?
I'd like to see him run on a 3rd party ticket but I know that is not going to be successful either. The future of Ron Paul is in all of his followers. All of the organization that Dr. Paul has set up should remain in place and used for his supporters to run for office. There have been 2 or 3 supporters that are indeed doing that. I say we need to buy the domain name RonPaul's Revenge.com or something similar and start going after each GOP Presidential candidate's office or previous office.
Let's start small. Congressman Duncan Hunter has said that he will not run for reelection. Why not go after his seat? I'm sure we can start there. After his seat we will go after Sam Brownback's senate seat in Kansas. We go after every single candidate that shared the stage with Dr. Paul. Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, and Rudy Giuliani aren't presently in office. So what let's get the ball rolling and make a statement. Let's get a Paul disciple in the Governor of Arkansas and Massachusetts's office. Mayor of New York city? Hey, it'll be hard but nothing a bunch of passionate, dedicated Ron Paul followers can't get done.
Dr. Paul fought hard and is still fighting. I think the next step is for us, his followers to follow in his footsteps and bring this country back to where it needs to be. Ron Paul's Revenge could be what this country really needs.
I'd like to see him run on a 3rd party ticket but I know that is not going to be successful either. The future of Ron Paul is in all of his followers. All of the organization that Dr. Paul has set up should remain in place and used for his supporters to run for office. There have been 2 or 3 supporters that are indeed doing that. I say we need to buy the domain name RonPaul's Revenge.com or something similar and start going after each GOP Presidential candidate's office or previous office.
Let's start small. Congressman Duncan Hunter has said that he will not run for reelection. Why not go after his seat? I'm sure we can start there. After his seat we will go after Sam Brownback's senate seat in Kansas. We go after every single candidate that shared the stage with Dr. Paul. Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, and Rudy Giuliani aren't presently in office. So what let's get the ball rolling and make a statement. Let's get a Paul disciple in the Governor of Arkansas and Massachusetts's office. Mayor of New York city? Hey, it'll be hard but nothing a bunch of passionate, dedicated Ron Paul followers can't get done.
Dr. Paul fought hard and is still fighting. I think the next step is for us, his followers to follow in his footsteps and bring this country back to where it needs to be. Ron Paul's Revenge could be what this country really needs.
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Monday, January 21, 2008
Obama could be in big, big trouble
If this is true Obama is done. There have been rumors about Obama experimenting with drugs as a teen. Even people from Hillary Clinton's camp have said that something big was coming out about Obama back around Christmas. Could this be it? I don't really care for Obama but I don't like Hillary Clinton . Eventually Obama will have to respond.
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Presidential Candidates on the Simpsons

Rudy Guiliani is Mr. Burns

Fred Thompson is Superintendent Chalmers

Mike Huckabee is Cletus

Mitt Romney is Troy McClure

John McCain is Grandpa
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Ron Paul is Moe

Hillary Clinton is Mrs. Krabbapel
![images[93]](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2357/2179117146_6aef7a5a99_o.jpg)
Barack Obama is Carl

John Edwards is Mayor Quimby
![images[11]](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2194/2179162072_d14aa36570_o.jpg)
Dennis Kucinich is Milhouse

And Bill Richardson is of course...Bumblebee Man
Sunday, January 6, 2008
4 thoughts from New Hampshire debate
After watching the debates last night I came away with 4 thoughts;
1. Will Rudy Guiliani bring back the military draft?
He said last night that he wants to add 250,000 troops if he is elected. The army is having so much trouble recruiting they are offering up to $40,000 in signing bonuses to new recruits. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that recruiting is going to be harder while we are fighting two wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Who wants to sign up when they know they are going to be sent off to God knows where for God knows how long. Now with our stop loss policy our leaders can extend a soldiers contract without their consent. So where is Rudy going to get a quarter of a million troops his first year in office?
Did Rudy serve in the military? No, he received a deferment and never went to Vietnam.
2. Mitt Romney was exposed and owned by John McCain.
According to John McCain Romney is the candidate of "change". That was a great zinger considering he has flip-flopped and changed his position so many times. Romney comes across as the GOP's version of John Kerry. He's a super rich and will say anything to get elected. McCain has been pretty consistent with his positions whether I agree with them or not. I thought to myself that Mitt should have just layed down in the floor and let the other 5 candidates kick him in the ribs. I belive the American people are starting to see through him.
3. Hillary Clinton is done.
She seemed desperate and aggrivated. It seems she thought that she would run through the primaries on her last name and she would easily defeat the Republican candidate. Now it looks like the media has jumped on the Obama bandwagon and Hillary will be lucky to be competitive on Super Tuesday.
4. Obama/Paul 2008 would be an unbeatable ticket.
Congressman Paul has said that he will not endorse the GOP candidate as long as they are for the war in Iraq. Last night he said that he had a lot of respect for Senator Obama and his position on the war. The question is would Paul join the ticket if Obama asked him to be his running mate? Would Obama even ask? Those two candidates are the ones who represent the most change. Both are very popular with young voters and I just don't see any combination on the GOP side that could defeat them. How fired up would young voters be for Obama/Paul compared to McCain/Thompson or Huckabee/Guiliani. Obama isn't going to pick Hillary, Edwards, or Richardson. Paul would be a great fit. It is unlikely but if I was Obama I would consider it.
1. Will Rudy Guiliani bring back the military draft?
He said last night that he wants to add 250,000 troops if he is elected. The army is having so much trouble recruiting they are offering up to $40,000 in signing bonuses to new recruits. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that recruiting is going to be harder while we are fighting two wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Who wants to sign up when they know they are going to be sent off to God knows where for God knows how long. Now with our stop loss policy our leaders can extend a soldiers contract without their consent. So where is Rudy going to get a quarter of a million troops his first year in office?
Did Rudy serve in the military? No, he received a deferment and never went to Vietnam.
2. Mitt Romney was exposed and owned by John McCain.
According to John McCain Romney is the candidate of "change". That was a great zinger considering he has flip-flopped and changed his position so many times. Romney comes across as the GOP's version of John Kerry. He's a super rich and will say anything to get elected. McCain has been pretty consistent with his positions whether I agree with them or not. I thought to myself that Mitt should have just layed down in the floor and let the other 5 candidates kick him in the ribs. I belive the American people are starting to see through him.
3. Hillary Clinton is done.
She seemed desperate and aggrivated. It seems she thought that she would run through the primaries on her last name and she would easily defeat the Republican candidate. Now it looks like the media has jumped on the Obama bandwagon and Hillary will be lucky to be competitive on Super Tuesday.
4. Obama/Paul 2008 would be an unbeatable ticket.
Congressman Paul has said that he will not endorse the GOP candidate as long as they are for the war in Iraq. Last night he said that he had a lot of respect for Senator Obama and his position on the war. The question is would Paul join the ticket if Obama asked him to be his running mate? Would Obama even ask? Those two candidates are the ones who represent the most change. Both are very popular with young voters and I just don't see any combination on the GOP side that could defeat them. How fired up would young voters be for Obama/Paul compared to McCain/Thompson or Huckabee/Guiliani. Obama isn't going to pick Hillary, Edwards, or Richardson. Paul would be a great fit. It is unlikely but if I was Obama I would consider it.
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Larry Sinclair comes clean about his crimial record. Read about it in the latest update.
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