RE: CBS NEWS: Sarah Palin Interview w/Katie Couric [9-24-08]

Don't be fooled by this other sly cat in stockings Sarah Palin. She is not able to state an original opinion on the issues at hand and that is not acceptable since she will be President within the first few years. She has the Constitutional insight of an inch-worm. If you want to know what your job is than read it for once in your life and understand why it is that you are taking an oath of office? Don't try to scare us with the fact that the economy is going down, this Band-Aid will just make the situation worse because the taxpayer or tax contributor is put on the line for something that the fat cat bankers did while the rest of the nation in danger of financial collapse due to their reckless ideas of how to get rich quick. If Palin or McSatin, I mean McCain, want anyone to think he is worth anything than he needs to find something do do for the people to assist because the bank that is taking their home is about to get their home paid for by the very people who are getting thrown out on the street.

Government has to do something to stop the foreign banks from taking advantage of the issue as well as not allowing a bank who has borrowed any money from foreclosing on any home. People are in more dire straights than any bank. I walked the streets of my hometown for the last year and 30% of businesses are closed with many more going everyday. I have never seen the economy on every facet so volatile. It is a little scary but Palin doesn't have to parrot George W. Bush by saying that we have to do this or "It's the end of the world as we know it."



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From: Tony ॐ
Date: 25 Sep 2008, 10:21



CBS Evening News w/Katie Couric [9-24-08]
Sarah Palin Exclusive Interview

Part 1 of 2

http://www. youtube. com/watch?v=73Yx-RhHb4g


Part 2 of 2

http://www. youtube. com/watch?v=tFXo3B9MeJg

RE: We're Going After the FED ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK!

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From: My Hate Speech3
Date: 24 Sep 2008, 23:39


Irish American Patriot is VOTING 3rd PARTY
Date: Sep 25, 2008 4:11 AM


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From: Peace & Freedom Are Achieved Through Understanding
Date: Sep 24, 2008 9:08 PM



Zag
The Blue Meanie
☠Aegri Somnia☠
Truth Seeker Against The New World Order™
Ignorance Isn't Bliss

Alright people. Here’s a shot at reclaiming any notion of ‘democracy’. The “Fed” devalues our currency and helped create the housing meltdown that has lead to all of this.
They can also be thanked for the Great Depression, and so on Dig thru my “Federal Reserve” posts and do some web searches if any of this is news to you The Fed is a privately owned bank, and they are in the process of claiming literally 80% ownership of AIG for a $85 billion loan, for one tiny example

Until this privately owned tyrannical institution is brought down, the idea that these presidential ‘elections’ and the elected government at large is even remotely legitimate, and that electing a candidate who doesn’t speak out against it will bring any REAL change is laughable at best.
It all begins here

Lite up the phone lines of your states elected officials at Capital Hill and tell them enough is enough.
You can count on feeling satisfaction from that

The Right Perspective:

Constitutional Conservative Ron Paul has introduced H. R. 2755, the “Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act“, which will repeal the Federal Reserve Act and abolish the US Federal Reserve at the end of 1 year after its passing into law

The 1 year time frame will be a “winding down” period, overseen by the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, who will continue to pay employees and operate day-to day dealings

The OMB Director will begin liquidating the Fed’s assets, which will put into the General Fund of the Treasury.
The Secretary of the Treasury and the Director of the Office of Management and Budget will report back to Congress at the end of 18 months

The Texas Congressman has been a long time critic of the US Federal Reserve, ran a grassroots campaign for the Republican Party nomination of President of the United States. Paul was derided by many within his own party for his stance on the Iraq War. Despite poor showings in polls, Rep.
Paul used his presidential campaign as a bully pulpit for small government and a strict interpretation of the US Constitution, which has since found an increasing acceptance by conservatives, including political commentators Glenn Beck and Chuck Norris

Ron Paul blasting Fed Chairman Ben Bernake today:

Comment




SilentDeep

If only we could be sure the FED wasn't replaced with something worse, like the IMF.

EDUCATE YOURSELF AND STOP SUPPORTING TYRANNY!

THE ONLY THING YOU GET FROM CENTRAL BANKING IS DEBT!







Paul Grignon's 47-minute animated presentation of "Money as Debt" tells in very simple and effective graphic terms what money is and how it is being created. It is an entertaining way to get the message out. The Cowichan Citizens Coalition and its "Duncan Initiative" received high praise from those who previewed it..

I recommend it as a painless but hard-hitting educational tool and encourage the widest distribution and use by all groups concerned with the present unsustainable monetary system in Canada and the United States..

MONEY IS DEBT

RE: hurricane bush surveys his damage

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From: The War Of Terror
Date: 25 Sep 2008, 05:03


layer upon layer of bad news.
pity a msm station didn't do this one hope yr
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thank: Nierika
Date: 25 Sep 2008, 03:58 PM


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Bush Tours America To Survey Damage Caused By His Disastrous Presidency

"I'm gonna jump." If you don't we'll taser you off the roof.

RE: Brooklyn Man Dies After Police Use a Taser Gun

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From: A-Bomb
Date: 25 Sep 2008, 04:20


Brooklyn Man Dies After Police Use a Taser Gun
Police Brutality

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From: Mr.
Free Hugs
Date: Sep 25, 2008 1:04 AM


http://www. nytimes. com/2008/09/25/nyregion/25tased. html?_r=1&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss&oref=slogin



Brooklyn Man Dies After Police Use a Taser Gun

By TRYMAINE LEE and CHRISTINE HAUSER
Published: September 24, 2008

A naked and apparently emotionally disturbed man fell to his death from a building ledge in Brooklyn on Wednesday after an officer shot him with a Taser stun gun, the police said. The police and witnesses said he had been yelling at passers-by and swinging a long light bulb tube at officers before he fell.


The man, identified by the police as Inman Morales, 35, was taken to Kings County Hospital Center with serious head trauma after falling about 10 feet to the ground, witnesses said. He was later pronounced dead, officials said.


Mr. Morales’s death on Wednesday afternoon was another episode in the controversial history of Taser use in the city. While Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly has looked cautiously on the use of stun gun technology by the Police Department, he recently said he was open to broadening the use of the weapons after a city-commissioned study on police shooting habits urged the department to consider using Tasers more frequently instead of deadly force when applicable.


A video taken by a witness and posted on the Web site of The New York Post shows Mr. Morales naked on the ledge, waving the filament tube over the heads of officers as onlookers screamed, an eerie soundtrack to what soon followed.


“It was a dead man’s fall,” said a witness, Charlene Gordon, the property manager for the four-story brown-brick building at 489 Tompkins Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, where Mr. Morales rented a third-floor apartment.


Ms. Gordon said that another tenant in the building told her that she had heard Mr. Morales screaming in his apartment, and then saw him in the hall acting strangely. Ms. Gordon talked to his mother during the standoff, and she told Ms. Gordon that she had not seen her son in a couple of days. She also said he had stopped taking his medication, Ms. Gordon said.


Mr. Morales’s mother went to the building, where she found her son out of control, witnesses said. About 3 p.m., she called 911.


Officers with the Emergency Service Unit who arrived at the building were soon chasing Mr. Morales through his apartment, out a window and onto a fire escape. By then he had ripped a long light bulb from a ceiling fixture and was jabbing it at the pursuing officers, the police said.


He then jumped from the fire escape onto the narrow housing of a rolled-up security gate over the storefront on the ground floor of the building, the police said. Mr. Morales again swung the long tube, hitting an officer on the head, the police said.


“He was naked and he kept screaming,” said Joseph Adrien, who works at a nearby dry cleaners. Another witness said Mr. Morales’s mother was kept off to the side, pleading with the police to let her calm her son’s nerves, but being told repeatedly that it was now a police matter.


For about 30 minutes, Mr. Morales yelled that he did not want anyone touching him, and the police yelled back that they wanted him to come down, witnesses said. Then, an officer approached the man on his perch and fired the Taser at him.


Ms. Gordon said that Mr. Morales had lived in the building for about three years. She described him as quiet and neat. He had previously worked in the financial industry, but had been receiving rent subsidies, she said.


Community activists held a news conference after Mr. Morales’s death, urging neighbors not to prejudge the police and urging the authorities to fully investigate.


City Councilman Peter F. Vallone Jr., chairman of the Public Safety Committee, said in a telephone interview that the situation could have been handled better by the police.


“My first take is that while I’m sure there are no experts out there on how to handle a crazy naked man with a weapon on top of a ledge, I’m also sure this wasn’t the right way, ” Mr. Vallone said on Wednesday evening.


“A situation like that is never going to end in a good way,” Mr. Vallone said after watching the video. “The most important thing is that no innocent bystanders or police got hurt. But clearly, it could have been handled better.
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Mr. Vallone said a public hearing on the department’s use of Tasers might be needed to fine-tune its policy on using them.


The use of Tasers in New York has a troubled history. In the early 1980s, the police were condemned for using them to force drug suspects to confess. Mr. Kelly, then a deputy inspector, was assigned to reform the police practices.


The study on police shootings, which urged the department to consider expanding its use of Tasers, was conducted by the RAND Corporation and commissioned seven weeks after the shooting of Sean Bell, who died in a hail of 50 police bullets in Queens on his wedding day in November 2006.


The chief spokesman for the Police Department, Paul J. Browne, said Mr. Morales’s death was under investigation. Department guidelines say an officer may use a Taser if an emotionally disturbed person is a danger to himself or to others. Emergency service units may use it in an emergency without direction, or, as on Wednesday, at the direction of an emergency unit supervisor on the scene, Mr. Browne said.


Currently, emergency service unit officers use the Taser about 300 times a year, mainly when responding to some of the 80,000 calls regarding emotionally disturbed people, officials said.


The handgun-shaped device, which incapacitates a target with a pulsating electrical current and is meant to be an alternative to deadly force, got a higher profile in the department in June when Mr. Kelly announced that Tasers would also be used by sergeants on patrol, who would carry them on their belts instead of keeping them in the trunk of their cars.


Mr. Browne said that officers responding to a situation in which someone is threatening to jump from a building or other high structure will routinely request an inflatable bag to help break the jumper’s fall. But he said that Mr. Morales was only about 10 feet from the sidewalk, and that it was unclear whether a bag had been requested but had not made it to the scene on time, or whether it had not been requested at all. Mr. Browne said the matter would be explored as part of the investigation.


“His mother called 911,” said Sharonnie Perry, a community advocate who lives down the street. “She called for assistance and the assistance she got was her son being killed.
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