DISQUS

The Jed Report: Sarah Palin: Palling Around With Secessionists (NEW VIDEO)

  • mikecoatl · 1 year ago
    Awesome vid, Jed. Maybe your best yet! This is something that needs to get on the air, and spread as far and wide as possible. Sarah Palin is far more of a terrorist that Barack Obama ever COULD be!
  • Jed Lewison · 1 year ago
    Thanks Mike!
  • Joss · 1 year ago
    Guilty by associations. Yes, lets say they're wrong, then do the exact same thing. www.filthyrichmond.com
  • Joss · 1 year ago
    www.filthyrichmond.com is teh donk!
  • Linda Douglas · 1 year ago
    Why doesn't someone send this to MSMBC or CNN? Anyone wanting to secede from the US is certainly not patriotic.
  • kathie · 1 year ago
    Please get this on cnn to rachel maddan
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    Wow! Excellent work, Jed! Time to starting digging it up.
  • akiceman · 1 year ago
    If you're going to poke around the AIP then you should mention Volger's murder after a botched plastic explosives sale in 1993; this happened 2 years prior to McVey and in the middle of a growth of right-wing Clinton hatred. Who knows what Volger was planning but I'll bethcha' my next PFD check those explosives weren't for fishin'.
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    akiceman - Actually, it was the growth of what was called back then, "the militia movement". Those people were usually remnants of neo-nazi groups from the 80's that reformed into "militias" and were particularly energized by the death of Randy Weaver's family during the stand-off at Ruby Ridge, ID and of course the Branch Davidians in Waco. There was another compound in MT that got taken down, that had a massive weapons stockpile.

    These groups twice bombed the Federal Courthouse in Spokane, WA. A group in the process of acquiriing bomb making material was caught in Bellingham, WA and there are so many incidents that I cannot even name them all. If you want to find out more about these types of groups, you should read David Niewart's blog "Orincus". AIP is no different.
  • Jed Lewison · 1 year ago
    This part of Milbank's article makes it sound like Secessionist Sarah is throwing McCain under the bus...

    As the donors sipped their bloody marys and mimosas, she added, in a conspiratorial stage whisper, "I'm sending the message back to John McCain also: Tomorrow night in his debate, might as well take the gloves off."
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    Jed - I figured that out when she refused to defend McCain in the debate, then immediately following, volunteered twice in two days that she was out of the loop on MI and wanted to continue to campaign there. Then went to Omaha and told them that the only reason she was there is because she just wanted to come and see them today. Nothing to do with that one EV at all.

    I guess she figures that perhaps if she attacks Obama enough and they pull out a win, she can be President, but if she also makes sure to leave little hints along the way to every constituency that she visits as little chits for later. I hope like hell that investigation brings her down on Friday. But, wiith her checkered "Alaska First" past, drug selling son, pregnant teen daughter and everything else, there is a lot of grist for a vicious Republican primary in 2012. And if she does not do enough to distance herself from McCain during the next 4 weeks, and this thing ends in a blowout, she could have a lot of baggage following her around for 4 years.
  • Michele · 1 year ago
    I thought this was really good, too. (and I guess her hatred of country is how she justifies federal tax evasion and, don't forget, illegal use of government staff to babysit for her kids while she works.)
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    Good work Jed. It's been Dugg.

    http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Sarah_Palin_P...

    BTW - I know it is that Milbank sleezeball, but this story is truly disturbing. They are taking Hillary's white grievance campaign to a whole new disturbing and demagogic level. Like it wasn't bad enough then. It feels like we are on the brink of corporatist fascism and McCain and Palin are enlisting their brownshirts. Political violence cannot be far off. I know that Richard Cohen is a dimwit, but he was absolutely correct here.
    The Great Depression was not just a period of wholesale unemployment and incredible poverty -- of bread lines and apple-peddlers and women selling brief intimacy for 10 cents a dance. It was also the period of Hitler and Mussolini and, in this country, of Huey Long and Father Charles Coughlin, and the belief among otherwise sane people that communism was the remedy for what ailed us. An economic crisis is like war. It's impossible to contain. It affects everything it touches.
    Even Peggy Noonan is afraid of her brand of "populism", if you can call it that. The veiled undercurrent in that Ricahrd Cohen article is the similarity between her language and the language of demagogues and anti-semites almost a century ago (I wonder if that is what is making so many Jewish people uncomfortable with her, the ease and vitriol with which she rails against "the elites" is disturbing). And Roger Cohen has her dead to rights as an anti-semite, although he doesn't fully come out and say it. But Palin sure seems to have a habit of using quotes in her speeches from anti-semites or quotes that just diminish the Jewish experience.

    And of course she sat in the pews and did not get up after hearing multip sermons at her church that blamed Jews for their own deaths from terrorism because oftheir lack of faith in Christ and a sermon that was right out the Protocols. Yikes.
  • Jed Lewison · 1 year ago
    I know it's going to be unpopular for me to say this, but I think that although Milbank was totally wrong when he did his presumptuous article, the response was a bit much -- this cycle other than that one article, he's been pretty solid.

    For example, if it weren't for Milbank, donuts wouldn't have ended up becoming the perfect symbol for the AP (he wrote about it).

    But I won't waste my time defending him.

    I totally agree with your larger point. The site of that cop on stage --- WITH A LOADED FUCKING GUN --- at a rally, and then for someone to yell "KILL HIM".

    These guys are fucking fascist wannabes.

    And they have no sense of irony, for what is it other than ironic when a guy yells out "KILL HIM" at a rally designed to portray the opponent as a terrorist?
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    Jed - Not to re-prosecute the "presumptuous" thing, but it was sleazy. And then the press reaction to his article was even worse, they loved it, snickering at the "uppity" undercurrent it presented and being able to run with it with legitmacy. And then of course, he flatly refused to engage readers in a discussion about it and instead called everyone reading his online chat at the WaPo "whiners" and a couple other things. The whole thing was bad.

    What is disturbing to me though is that Milbank is the only one in the press, aside from Peggy Noonan, that appears at all concerned about this. All of the cable news shows loved it and all of them conveniently cut out where the person yelled "terorist" in response to "who is Barack Obama" from McCain. There is something extremely disturbing with the dynamic of this race. Everything about it, including the fact that the media, instead of hounding her every day for not giving one press conference (is it possible that we could have a VP that did not have a single press conference or answer a single tough adversarial question in an interview?), they are cheering her on. She didn't make any sense last week and the public have weighed in and she resoundingly lost the debate. However all the media now love her because she can "perform" and make vicious, untrue and unfounded attacks against Obama without reprisal.

    Every time she says Ayers, someone in the media should be asking the rhetorical question to the audience, what about AIP? And note as Wolf Blitzer loves to do that they were invited to give their side of the story and declined. She even has a tax problem, which is a classic political scandal. Except for Palin, the tax problem is no problem for the media. After what Palin has been able to get away with, if I was a politician, I would tell every journalist to screw themselves and give them Sarah Palin as exhibit A.
  • LuZenMyMnd · 1 year ago
    Debrazza,
    I have to agree, this is frightening to me. I watched HRC dance along the racial/cultural divide. This gave the republiKLANS (who are widely viewed as separtist by many minorites) permission to open the flood gates. The "girl next door" Lipstick, is playing a divisive game she's not equipped to handle.

    I DO want to know why they are not addressing head on the issues you've outlined. Do we have a verdict on Trooper-gate this Friday also?

    Genevieve....I truly believe if Lipstick continues on w/her nasty rhetoric she won't stand a chance in 2012 either. She's too divisive. She's good for solidifying the base. My gosh if it were to come true, it would be frightening for the masses in the streets. After how she's played her hand, there'd be civil unrest in the streets.
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    I don't know about wannabees -- the seem to pretty much be fascists. To be able to utter these types of epithets in a public gathering and nobody condemns it in the crowd. Palin was silent, and then continued to whip them up. McCain paused, and then continued. Both had the opportunity to stop, and say that this is not condoned, nor allowed. They didn't.

    Palin is in the South no less. Promoting the "otherness" meme. Heck, she might as well have put a white hood on her head to match her outfit.. and they can hand out torches.
  • Bee Hussein Que · 1 year ago
    Thank you Jed for your time and talents.

    A few points:
    --No, don't waste time defending Milbank. Perhaps he could be encouraged to apologize, explain his moral breakdown, and then he could rejoin polite company.

    -- Guns, uniforms, secessionists at the head of government, cries of "kill him". This is all incredibly disturbing. Pitchforks and burning crosses next.

    -- The MSM's self-imposed gag on all of this amounts to collaboration with the rise of fascism. Frightening thing but I fear it is not an overstatement.
  • Buddy · 1 year ago
    I think McCain doesn't know what his campaign is up to and is being played. The Republican big-wigs (Rove et al) know McCain isn't going to win so they're making sure to set up Palin for a 2012 run.

    Why else is she being sent only to Republican strongholds even in swing-states? Why else is she playing only to the base knowing that's not going to get them a win?

    I'm watching Maddow's show her interviewing Wasserman-Schulz, and Schulz says that Palin's rallies are in Republican strongholds, and indeed McCain's brainiac idea to cut Medicare to pay for his health plan obviously won't play in Florida.

    There's some Machiavellian shit brewing amongst the Repubs and it's got me worried.
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    Buddy - the interesting thing is that I was thinking the same thing when they announced that she was in Clearwater, FL. Of course the strategy could be that they need her to excite the bas to turnout or else they lose big, which is why she is going where she is going.

    If you want something to be worried about, I have a sinking feeling that they setup the Obama donor list with fraudulent donations. It is a straight Rove move, small donors are Obama's strength, they are going to try to make it s scandal. And it would not be hard to make a lot of fraudulent transactions from non-existent people. Or even from recruiting Nigerian identity thieves or even making donations under names of Islamic terrorists. If there is something to be worried about, that is it. Rove does not want to go to jail and that is what he and the rest of them are fighting for.
  • Raj · 1 year ago
    Mmm because whipping up the base is exactly what McCain was unable to do. Trust me, using her to whip up that frenzied mass of lunatics is exactly what the McCain campaign needed. What he's losing in the meantime is the independents, but they're betting that the base will move out in numbers greater than the independents are walking away.
  • Linda · 1 year ago
    I agree thanks
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081007/ap_on_el_pr...

    Pete Yost - AP

    WASHINGTON - GOP presidential nominee John McCain has past connections to a private group that supplied aid to guerrillas seeking to overthrow the leftist government of Nicaragua in the Iran-Contra affair.

    *snip

    The U.S. Council for World Freedom was part of an international organization linked to former Nazi collaborators and ultra-right-wing death squads in Central America. The group was dedicated to stamping out communism around the globe.

    (after reading the entire article.... I'm sure there is no joy in McCainville over this one)
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    Wow Genevieve, just wow. Nazil collaborators and death squads? Yikes. Begala warned them. They shouldn't have done it.
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    and it's an AP article which means it is potentially in great number of newspapers. McCain let the genie out of the bottle.
  • johnwest · 1 year ago
    The Milbank article showed these whacko kook-jobs to be who they really are. They are getting frustrated and angry that their negative and sleazy tactics have not worked...and indeed may have alienated more moderates (even traditional Republicans) with their slime than they have converted. They are starting to act like caged wild animals. The McSame crowd gave up on trying to argue with facts and logic months ago. They are running out of time and they know it. Evidently, McSame is doing worse with woman now in the polls than before he chose Lipstick. No doubt many hardcore Palin supporters would love to see Barack end up just as Bobby Kennedy did.

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/ar...
  • TiredofSarah · 1 year ago
    Jed, AWESOME video! I was wondering when Sarah's AIP problem would get some legs. We need an all out massive campaign to make this the most viewed video on YouTube. People need to know the truth about Secessionist Sarah. I'm tired of the MSM giving her a pass on everything and not holding her to the same standard and scrutiny of every other major politiciain to seek high office. This video should be the tip of the iceberg in exposing Secessionist Sarah for who and what she really is: A wolf in sheeps clothing!
  • Candia · 1 year ago
    Jed,
    that's a great video, editing and music are just right.

    I really, really wonder at the McCain strategy, especially in light of the debate. Doesn't McCain box himself in? He has viciously attacked Obama and in the last debate dripped with contempt. How will he react now? If he continues on this way, he scares off independents and moderates, and if he somehow turns around and just for that night suddenly becomes friendly, he appears totally schizophrenic, wedged as that is between attacks before and certainly afterwards.
  • johnwest · 1 year ago
    Buddy's point is thought provoking....no doubt the realists among Republican strategists know McSame's boat is sunk barring massive voter fraud. But to position this ignorant, self centered, unworldly pit bull lady as the heir in waiting....astounding, almost suicidal....dumb enough to actually maybe work.

    Palin for President 2012? That sounds nuttier than McCain '08. But no one knows where our economy will be in three years. Any way you look at it, Iraq and Afghanistan will not end up pretty under President Obama, after he hopefully extricates us from those messes. Of course, as usual, the Republicans will not offer anything positive to move the nation forward as a minority party in Congress, unless the traditional conservatives reclaim their party from the right wing wackos. Unfortunately, election 2012, and all the dirty politics it will entail, is going to begin in January of 2009. What a dumb-assed system.

    At least we can probably look forward to three reasonable Supreme Court picks from the Obama Administration over the next 4 years.
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    Ruh Oh, here's another one. McCain, you were warned.
    Presidential hopeful John McCain has a connection to a former Alabama state trooper charged with the murder of a man at the height of the civil rights movement, according to documents obtained by The Star.

    In the early 1990s, Sen. McCain, R-Ariz., wrote a letter to the State Department regarding James B. Fowler, who was at the time imprisoned in Thailand on narcotics charges. McCain's State Department letter was dated Nov. 15, 1991. It briefly explains Fowler's situation and asks Assistant Secretary Elizabeth Tamposi of the Office of Consular Affairs to look into his case.

    In 2005, The Star published an interview with James B. Fowler who admitted publicly for the first time that he shot Jimmie Lee Jackson during a melee in February 1965 in the west Alabama town of Marion. Fowler insisted it was in self defense.

    http://www.annistonstar.com/showcase/2008/as-op...

    Why does McCain have connections to racist murders? Why was he a member of an organization of racists and antisemites? Why was he opposed to MLK day all the way up until 1989? Why has ne never visited or had contact with AZ miniscule Black community when Sen. Kyle has no problem doing it? Why does he hide his Bangladeshi daughter and pretend he only has one, Meghan? And why exactly is he so angry and dismissive about Barack Obama? We know that he has no problem using the word "gook" during his campaign in 2000 without apologizing. I am beginning to think that John McCain is a first class racist.
  • TiredofSarah · 1 year ago
    Jed, can you get this video posted on Huffpost?
  • johnwest · 1 year ago
    Is it possible that the horribly run McSame campaign has now managed to even lose Indiana????? Starting to look that way. Ha!!!!!

    http://www.fox28.com/Global/story.asp?S=9134876
  • LuZenMyMnd · 1 year ago
    Johnwest....
    Indiana is going Obama! Yesterday at the city county building for early voting, the lines were wrapped around the building and down the street. This was for EARLY voting! I've never seen anything like it here.

    http://www.wthr.com/Global/story.asp?S=9130419

    LOL McLipstick is losing. Tonight should get comical. MSM is FINALLY doing their job and arming Barack while all McLipstick can do is recycle old garbage proven to be false. What's it feel like to be on a losing team? tsk tsk
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    Ruh Oh, Part II. A day after the WSJ killed McCain in FL by reporting that he was going to cut Medicare by $1.3 trillion dollars. They are the first daily to report on Palin's wee little tax problem. Yeah, this is a problem and it should not go away. This is a slam dunk scandal for the media. This is classic political scandal and it really should end her candidacy, just like Ferraro's husbands tax problem ended hers.

    And it is not a minor problem, she owes taxes on $25k of travel reimbursements for her kids. Which begs the question as to why in two years her kids have racked up $25k in travel charges. Were they collecting per diem for staying home in Wasilla too? If the media let this one drop, then they are completely incompetent.

    http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122334021713509...
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    looks like the kitchen sink is beginning to back up. Don't forget that the Alaska Supreme Court is supposed to issue a ruling on Thursday (I believe) regarding the Legislature's Investigation.

    Keating 5 dropped
    Singlaub/Iran Contra dropped
    Palin AIC/ dropped
    Palin taxes/ dropped
    McCain Fowler/ dropped

    Alaska Supreme Court pending, and the economy isn't looking so hot.
  • David · 1 year ago
    Hi Jed,

    what about forward it to the pundits and cable news ?
    I think people need to watch it, on TV.

    Great job !
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    MCCAIN CAUGHT IN A LIE

    Sorry for the caps, but I think we just caught McCain in a lie. Here is what the AP reported about his involvement with USCWF.
    McCain has said previously he resigned from the council in 1984 and asked in 1986 to have his name removed from the group's letterhead.

    Singlaub tried to cover for him, saying this.
    We had McCain on the board to make him feel like he wasn't left out. It looks good to have names on a letterhead who are well-known and appreciated.

    But we have proof that McCain was active in the group in October 2005. On October 3rd, he as in Pakistan on a CODEL to preside over a ceremony giving an award to mujahadeen on behalf of USCWF. Juan Cole has the article from the AP.
    Rep. Tom Loeffler, R-Tex., presented the "Freedom Fighter of the Year" award to Afghan resistance leader Wali Khan on behalf of the U.S. Council for World Freedom on Oct. 3.

    Loeffler called on Congress and the American people to "broaden support" for freedom fighters in Afghanistan, reminding listeners of America's own fight for freedom.

    Congress has agreed to give $15 million in covert assistance to the Afghan cause, the first time the legislators have "stepped forward" with aid since the beginning of the conflict, according to Loeffler. . .

    Accepting the award on behalf of Khan was Pir Syed Ahmed Gailani, head of the National Islamic Front of Afghanistan, for which Khan commands 20,000 resistance fighters.

    Other congressmen who joined Loeffler included Rep. Eldon Rudd and Rep. John McCain, both Arizona Republicans.

    McCain on a CODEL to present an award to Afghani mujahadeen from this group where he said his only was a name on the letterhead? This was from 1985. I wonder if any of those people are now either Taleban or al Qaeda. That would be interesting and worth investigating.

    http://www.juancole.com/2008/02/mccains-holiday...

    This should be investigated. We have an association to nazi's and death squads and covered up with a lie.
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    http://www.boston.com/news/packages/underattack...

    Has a very small bio on Pir Syed Ahmed Gailani.

    ....

    Ok, it gets more interesting.... this article is from today.

    http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/JJ07Df0...

    Last week, on the second day of Eidul Fitr, the Muslim celebration to mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan, a suicide attacker tried to kill Asfandyar Wali Khan, the chief of the Pashtun sub-nationalist ANP, at his home about 20 kilometers from the NWFP capital, Peshawar. Four people were killed, but Wali Khan was unhurt.

    Although the main target was missed, the attack had the desired effect - Wali Khan, an important American asset, has taken refuge in the capital Islamabad. Wali Khan had been groomed by the US after the September 11, 2001, attacks through many visits to the US, including this year's trip to Central Command headquarters in Florida.

    http://themoderatevoice.com/religion/islam/musl...

    http://www.daylife.com/words/Asfandyar_Wali_Khan
  • Jed Lewison · 1 year ago
    did you mean oct 2005 or 1985?
  • Kimberly46 · 1 year ago
    Great video Jed, awesome work as usual. I want to also give my appreciation to everyone posting on here. You all have become the place where I can get the best reality of my day.

    4 1/2 years ago, I lost my husband to the Irak war. 2 years ago, I lost my younger son to the Afghanistan war. I still have my oldest son in Afghanistan and of course, I'm desperate for him to come home soon. He is my only child left. Right now, I'm in Canada, with my daughter in law and my grand children waiting for his return.

    I'm talking about this because you could say that I see all that is going on a bit differently. I know the economy is in a real bad shape. I know that.

    When I was looking at the Democrat's convention, I smiled because for 4 days, we saw and felt Hope. Then I watched the Republican's convention and in the pit of my stomach I felt something was very wrong. For the first time I was actually seeing people do their very best to divide us. I saw the crowd cheer and chant at everyone's speech. I think what got to me the most was those reactions, coming from the crowd. I was actually feeling the beginning of a new fear in me. It's been getting worse.

    And now, we have this new strategy of smears and fear coming from McCain and Palin. We are seeing the crowd react with "he is a terrorist!!" and "KILL HIM!!". I admit, it's working real good with me. I'm scared of where all this is going.

    I refuse to accept that I lost my husband, my son that fought and gave their lives for those crowds. They died to keep them safe from terrorists. I refuse to believe they fought and died for the division and fear McCain and Palin are creating.

    I'm not alone. Over 4,000 of our soldiers gave their life for us. I know the economy is issue number 1. I'm just asking that we do not forget our men and women that are fighting against the very reasons that McCain and Palin are trying to install in us.
  • ezpz · 1 year ago
    Kimberly46,

    Thank you for your very touching, thoughtful and insightful comments.
    My heart goes out to you for your losses and for what you have had to endure, as well as what must be an agonizing worry for your other son.
    I teared up from just reading your words, yet you live with this reality every minute and you seem to possess an inner strength and grace that is truly inspiring.

    Wishing you a peaceful heart and praying for your son's safe return.
    Let's continue to 'hope' for a better day!

    Again, thank you.
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    CBS News picks up the AP story about McCain and the Iran Contra

    http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/10/07/polit...

    looks like they just promoted the AP piece verbatim

    ...
    MSNBC picks it up... and the headline is brutal.

    McCain linked to group in Iran-Contra case
    Organization had ties to former Nazi collaborators, right-wing death squads .

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27062761/from/RSS/
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    New Obama ad -- "subject"

    http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1...



    ...
    10/7 Daily Kos R2K Tracking Poll: Obama 52, McCain 41
  • Anne933 · 1 year ago
    Kimberly - Spot on! Our young men and women are fighting to keep us free. We must never forget the reason so many are involved in this campaign is for the hope change can bring if we pull together.

    I'm a child of the depression. From '57-'63 I was a NYer living in Mississippi. The remembered fears that McCain/Palin are touching reminds me of FDR: "The only fear we have to fear, is fear itself."

    The difference now is Obama/Biden offer real hope as we move through these challenging times.
  • Kane from Florida · 1 year ago
    debrazza,

    I’m not worried about the donor issue for several reasons:

    1. The FEC board is totally undermanned so they can’t accomplish a whole lot very fast, if anything at all

    2. If a candidate discovers that they received illegal funds all they have to do is give it back. McCain has given back over $1.2 million

    3. The Obama camp will demand that they also audit McCains campaign

    4. This is not an issue that would get resolved in the next 20 days.
  • Kane from Florida · 1 year ago
    Jed,

    You out did yourself on this video. It has to go viral. It's not even negative, it's just the damn truth.
  • biff · 1 year ago
    Jed,
    you are the man, this v ideo needs to be posted everywhere.
  • HopesForPeace · 1 year ago
    Jed, great video how much would it cost to air this on Fox? It needs on-air exposure at the national level. How about offering it to move on? Time is running out and people need to hear the truth about Palin.

    BTW, is it a coincidence that both, at the McCain New Mexico and Palin Florida rallies, someone shouted KILL HIM?? Do you think they are intentionally trying to provoke Obama's assassination??
  • angryxer · 1 year ago
    Kimberly46,

    Thank you for your post here. I cannot imagine the suffering you've had to endure, and I pray for the safe return of your son still in Afghanistan. I don't usually post here or even necessarily ready comments because I can't even keep up with the great folks over at Mudflats as it is, but it's voices like yours that make such a difference in helping to get through this crazy time. It's become clear that the GOP ticket this year has alarmed great numbers of people, inspiring them to political activism, whether donating, volunteering, or blogging (or all of the above) for the first time. I can only hope that McCain-Palin are soundly repudiated Nov 4. Of course, I'll take a squeaker win too, as long as we win, but I'm so angry at the dishonor and dishonesty being spewed on this country by the Republicans, and the last thing we need right now is people stirring up divisions strictly for their own political gain. To repeat Andrew Sullivan's words of encouragement from the other month: patience and steel.
  • LuZenMyMnd · 1 year ago
    WOW!!!!!! Jed...that was by far your BEST video. You NAILED it. BAAAAMMMM! I loved it. We've got to get this on Olberman, Matthews.....this thing NEEDS to be seen.

    It's almost anti-Christ-like w/that music. lol This "group" that's segregated. They actually HATE the United States. But the most damning of all comments was when he said basically to put the RepublicKLAN brand on it. These people are FRIGHTENING!!! And their base LOVES it. That's even More frightening.

    Again, Jed...this video IS perfect. lol
    And when McLipstick comes after Barack w/Ayres, Rescko and Wright....he needs to ask them while Rome's burning is that all you've got????? They really SHOULDN'T throw stones....in fact...they shouldn't even kick one in front of them...just step over it. Don't even glance down.... lol I told you all this was ganna be a lonnnng episode of Beavis and Butthead. lol
  • PhloydZ · 1 year ago
    Awesome Jed! Can't wait to see how she backpedals on this one. We can only hope that they just keep sinking themselves and the 40+% that are still voting McShame/ Failin' realize what a mistake they are making.
  • Gamblndan · 1 year ago
    This is the video I wanted to see!! Awesome! I wish that Obama would use this in a comercial and hit this B**ch hard!!!! Yeah, How can we raise the money to get this on the air ourselves!!!!!
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    http://www2.tbo.com/video/2008/oct/06/kieth-cat...

    Palin interview in Florida. What she says they are going to do and what they are doing are polar opposites.

    LOL she can't tell the guy what they will do. She is just saying the SAME stuff she says on the stump. Pathetic.

    When he asks her How is she qualified -- she doesn't answer... more talking points. She's a disaster.
  • HopesForPeace · 1 year ago
    didn't realize you had already posted this interview. Pathetic is right!
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    :) That's perfectly alright -- if you find something you find noteworthy.. post it!
  • Jed Lewison · 1 year ago
    Folks, I'm going to bed now -- I've been waiting for 2 hours hoping digg would come back online, but it has been down for over 2 hours now.

    (I had to turn off the digg features on the site because it was slowing everything down.)

    So please help get the word out by just forwarding it to friends -- hopefully when I wake up, digg will be back online, and I can turn it on.
  • John · 1 year ago
    There is another word for secessionist..."traitor"

    Don't mince words, Jed!
  • PhloydZ · 1 year ago
    Genevieve - Thanks for the link to the new spot. It's GREAT.

    John - Your right, why mince words? Great job of vetting on McCain's aprt. It all has to underscore what a loose canon he is.
  • A22 · 1 year ago
    Jed. YOU NEED TO EDIT OR UPDATE THAT VIDEO. You left out a very important part of the 9 min connvention video. At about the 6 min mark Dexter Clark says:

    "Palin was a member of AIP before she got the job as mayor of a small town"

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIi4rbIXbkw
  • TheOpinionGuy · 1 year ago
    I agree. Palin was a member, and the head of the organization admits it on camera.
  • HopesForPeace · 1 year ago
  • A22 · 1 year ago
    Also:

    Remains of Alaska Separatist Are Identified

    The blue tarp and duct tape in which the remains were wrapped, officials said, matched a description given by a convicted thief, Manfred West, who confessed last summer that he had killed Mr. Vogler in a plastic-explosives sale gone bad and had then buried him.

    plastic-explosives?

    http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=...
  • A22 · 1 year ago
    she was not just palling around. Sarah Palin was a member of the AIP
  • Sage24 · 1 year ago
    This is perfect. For all the attacks on Obama yesterday, this is such a payback.
    Pls use it, everyone, send it to all the networks, and email it to friends.

    Great Job, Jed. Wonderful. Fantastic.

    You should work on the Obama campaign.
  • Andy · 1 year ago
    Great video. Nice touch using the song from "28 Days Later" -- zombie music is perfectly fitting.
  • LuZenMyMnd · 1 year ago
    LOL This is gettin gooder and gooder! LOL
  • Heidi Renee · 1 year ago
    Nicely done Jed!
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Tuesday shows Barack Obama attracting 52% of the vote while John McCain earns 44%. This is the second straight day that Obama has led by eight percentage points, his largest lead of the year.

    http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/...
  • Cynthia, TX · 1 year ago
    She has something to do with this group but is hiding it.
  • BlueIA · 1 year ago
    Jed, *great* video--it really does need to go viral! I'm sorry I went to turned in last night and missed all these great links. Ya'll are great and such a great source of support amidst this shit storm.

    I was seething yesterday after I saw what happened at McCain and Palin rallies. I decided to write my GOP senator--I know it won't amount to anything but at least *I* feel better about doing it! LOL

    Senator Grassley, in full disclosure I am a supporter of Senator Barack Obama. I was a caucus co-precinct captain here in and have revived my duties for the general election.

    I have never written previously but feel compelled to do so following today's turn of events in Senator McCain's campaign. An audience at Senator McCain's event loudly called Senator Obama a terrorist. Governor Palin incited an audience by stating that Senator Obama pals around with a terrorist. The crowd reaction of "boo" is normal--but then someone in the crowd yells "Kill him!" A chilling outburst that deserved a rebuke.

    Senator Grassley, I urge you as a highly regarded and respected member of your party to contact Senator McCain and tell him that there is no place in this campaign--or ever!--for fear mongering or for hate mongering. Dismissing hideous, hateful comments as if they aren't being heard is utterly despicable.

    I understand that both campaigns have passionate supporters, but when audiences yell out "terrorist" or "kill him", I don't care which party it is--the messages coming from that particular camp are responsible for creating that appalling, threatening environment.

    Senator Grassley, I urge you to contact Senator McCain and inform him that his scare tactics are not what Iowans want to hear and are truly appalling. Senator, thank you for your time and thank you for all you do for our great state.
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    Jed - yes it was 1985, my bad. But still, seems to be sufficient proof that his involvement in this group was greater than disclosd and continued through 1985, despite claims to the contrary.
  • Pete · 1 year ago
    Shouldn’t whipping up a crowd (at your political event) into a hate-filled frenzy until they start shouting “Kill him…kill him” (when talking about your opponent) be of concern to the United States Secret Service? McShame and Palin are encouraging violence against Obama as far as I’m concerned, and that’s not only despicable, it’s a Federal crime. I think they need a little “talking” to by law enforcement and the Secret Service.
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    "The Subject" ad does it again. I shows McCain deboarding a plane clutching the rail with the wraparound glasses with the text "out of touch". Last time that same photo accompanied the word "erratic". It is a devasting ad and that kind of stuff I know gets in McCain's head.

    Pete - laws against inciting to violence require the actual violence. If they actually ran over and beat up the press, then yes. There is a claim for intional infliction of emotional distress (a tort) for the black sound guy who had racial epitets hurled at him, however he would have to show injury, like visits to a counselor.
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    COLORADO: Per the Rocky Mountain News: "More than 100,000 Coloradans registered to vote in the past five weeks, leaving the state almost equally divided between unaffiliated, Republican and Democratic voters." Democrats led the charge in the last month, outregistering Republicans by a margin of 2-1.

    In Denver, the looming registration deadline has phones ringing off the hook. "The Denver Elections office received more than 6,000 registration or mail-ballot applications from voter drives alone on Monday. More than 95,000 forms have been received in Denver since May." It was so busy yesterday, an election clerk told the Rocky, "It sounds like Las Vegas in here."

    .. much more here, including the some stories looking into the truthiness of Palin and Union connections..

    http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/10/...

    http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2008/oct/07/cla...
  • eclecticbrotha · 1 year ago
    What worried me most about the Palin rally were the reports that the media let the campaign block their access to supporters. I remember the days when we had media people who lived to confront fascist crap like that. All we have now is a bunch of spineless sycophants who acquiesce to every request. Pitiful.

    I'm not worried about the donations thing. While the RNC is trying to raise doubts about Obama donors the FEC has demanded answers from the McCain campaign for its own illegal donations. Many of his supporters are thousands of dollars over the donation limits.

    The third point I want to make is: this final stretch is a fight for the independent voters. The personal attacks may help solidify the GOP base but they turn Indys off bigtime.
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    What is even more pitful eclectic is that the event was in a public place. A public place. This is not some private event. It is a public event in a public place and these people voluntarily allowed themselves to be told where they could go and who they could and could not talk to. What's the point of a first amendment really.

    BTW - Palin is on TV right now and she was reciting her smear about "air raiding villages" and a man yelled "treason".
  • ezpz · 1 year ago
    Awesome video, Jed. Damning for sure.
  • ezpz · 1 year ago
    And if they want to play guilt by donor association, how'bout this one from a few months back, right around the time McShameful went to Columbia::

    "McCain Backer's Firm Pleaded Guilty To Funding Terrorist Group In Colombia"

    "Late last week, Lindner co-hosted a $25,000-per-person fundraiser for McCain and the Republican Party in the wealthy Indian Hills neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio. The event raised about $2 million; Lindner also serves on McCain's Ohio Victory Team...."

    "...That the Arizona Republican is raising funds from a man whose company once paid that very same terrorist group seems likely to sully his charge."

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/07/02/mccain...

    This needs to be resurrected. Did McShameful return that money raised?
  • Pete · 1 year ago
    Yeah Jed,

    The video that A22 posted mentions Sarah Palin's membership in the AIP twice between 6 & 7 minutes in.
  • Phil in TN · 1 year ago
    A small nitpick, but that meeting at the beginning of the video took place in Chattanooga, Tennessee, not Memphis. See http://middleburyinstitute.org/secessionconvent....
  • Citizenearth · 1 year ago
    How we can get this to the MSM ?
  • Jiff Maynard · 1 year ago
    I really find it hard to believe that anyone with a single ounce of common sense would be taking McBush/Failin seriously.

    Jiff
    http://www.privacy.es.tc
  • Linda · 1 year ago
    I agree however, we have a lot of people who would rather cut off their noise to spite their faces
  • patriot games · 1 year ago
    Excellent!
  • bob915 · 1 year ago
    Jed, here's my deed for the day--
    everyone email sheriff@sheriffleefl.org and let their sorry excuse of a first responder know that spitting Senator Obama's middle name out like an epithet only makes him look like a mouth breathing, knuckle dragging, hood wearing idiot. He seems to forget he serves at ALL of Lee Co.'s will and pleasure; not just the ones with an IQ of 81 or below.
  • Arkansas4Obama · 1 year ago
    Jed,

    PLEASE get this on Huffington Post NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • Jonze · 1 year ago
    Palin's successionist leanings, and Todd's party membership certain explain rationally why Gov. Palin would have flew from Texas to Alaska to give birth to Trig. The Palins wanted Trig to be a native Alaskan.

    Also curious that Sarah left her fringe church and Todd left the AIP in 2002, the same year Sarah ran for Lt. Governor.
  • LuZenMyMnd · 1 year ago
    Thank you brb915..... DONE.
  • marijo · 1 year ago
    It's outrageous that McCain and Palin are inciting some crazy to try to assassinate their opponent by emphasizing his middle name and using the word terrorist relentlessly in association with him. They have crossed the boundary from desperate to criminal in my mind and I am praying that this stops before we have an unspeakable tragedy. Perhaps they will cease and desist if their own questionable associations are paraded with equal vigor, but this middle school behavior does NOTHING to move this country forward and I for one am so tired of the slime and smear and just want the whole mess to be over...and to have Barack Hussein Obama, proud American and Patriot, as our next President
  • Arkansas4Obama · 1 year ago
    Jed,

    I sent this link to EVERY MSM I could send it to. Over 100 e-mail addresses!!!
  • BlueIA · 1 year ago
    ROFLMFAO

    "I’ll See You A ’60s Radical And Raise You A Bunch Of Nazi Collaborators And Death Squadders"

    "Just because Obama has manners and decency doesn’t mean that he doesn’t know how to get Capone."

    http://phoenixwoman.wordpress.com/2008/10/07/il...
  • Gamblndan · 1 year ago
    why did this video get taken down? put it up again jed! Dont let them shut you down!
  • George · 1 year ago
    Love it!

    love your webpage, BUT you should have direct webpage links to videos, many times I try to send a link to friends to spread word and I can only send main webpage link... makes it complicated to write and explain (click her or ther...)

    do links that we can spread the word...

    BTW I am sure you guys have given this to msnbc, fox, NBC ABC etc etc
  • ezpz · 1 year ago
    George, doesn't clicking on the title of the post give you a link, or the option to 'copy link location'?

    http://www.jedreport.com/2008/10/sarah-palin-pa...
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    THE POLLS ARE TIGHTENING PEOPLE

    Don't freak out though. The problem appears to be that Obama is losing his advantage on the Economy. The CBS/NYT poll that had the race at 3 has found the same thing as this Hotline Poll. Obama's advantage on the economy has evaporated.

    http://hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com/archives...

    The "raise your taxes" lie is probably starting to set in and work. Obama needs to hit back hard on this. He should have been out in front on this months ago instead of letting McCain lie all summer about his tax plan. Why not do TV ads about tax cuts instead? That may just be a strategic error in a campaign with few of them.

    Zogby has a new tracking poll with the same result as the Hotline and CBS/NYT.

    http://www.pollster.com/blogs/us_obama_48_mccai...

    Enjoy today folks because we are likely to see the numbers drop dramatically come tomorrow. The press will say it is Ayers, it isn't. But it is notable that Obama has been mostly in the national news since the VP debate (they love Palin and love to show her lying about Obama) and Biden has been off the trail.
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    Voters, the survey finds, believe Obama responded to the crisis more effectively than McCain did. Thirty-four percent say they felt more reassured by Obama's approach, versus 29 percent who said they felt less reassured.

    That's compared with just 25 percent who were reassured by McCain's response, versus 38 percent who were less reassured.

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27048784/from/ET/
  • MP · 1 year ago
    debrazza I didn't see anyone else mention it. I went to your digg it link and got
    Oops, what you're looking for isn't here!

    Love reading all the comments here, what a wealth of info.
  • ezpz · 1 year ago
    MP - I got the same thing from the link above, but when I went to the site, I was able to get it:

    http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Sarah_Palin%3...
  • Pete · 1 year ago
    According to today’s pollster.com electoral map, there are now only 5 undecided states, and Obama is ahead in 3 of them.

    http://pollster.com/
  • debrazza · 1 year ago
    Pete - understand, today is the highpoint so it can be difficult to see it turn, but if you look carefully at the cross tabs of the most recent polls and particularly the ones showing a tighter race, there are distinct similarities. Both the Hotline and CBS/NYT polls show that Obama's edge on the economy has shrunk and that both candidates are even. This was exactly what voters perceptions were about the economy before the meltdown started and the two were tied. It is not inconceivable that it would revert back to that because McCain's message that Obama will raise your taxes is getting through. They even report it on the news without qualifying it, that it is only for the rich. And Obama has done nothing much to define himself on the tax issue, except for the convention and the debates. He needs to drop the 95% line and just say "I will cut your taxes" period.

    Plus, it seems clear that the media is turning against Obama, because all they want to talk about is Wright and Ayers. Despite the fact that neither are "news stories". Why did the NYT write that story when they did? It had no news value and was just a give back to McCain because the McCain campaign had tarred them as in the tank for Obama. And now, that story is the leading thing that is driving Ayers. Palin cites it and the rest of the media follows.
  • Kane from Florida · 1 year ago
    debrazza,

    The WSJ poll on the economy hasn't budged and shows Obama with a commanding lead on the economy. Also Obama has his biggest lead to date in the general election poll.
  • nekola · 1 year ago
    @ MP:

    I got the "Oops!" page too on Digg. But I did a search to pull up the page. Here is the link:

    http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Sarah_Palin%3...)
  • MP · 1 year ago
    nekola, I tried your link and got the same message
    Oops, what you're looking for isn't here!

    Read in an earlier post from Jed that digg was having problems so maybe that's it.
  • MP · 1 year ago
    got it ezpz thanks that one worked. 1122 diggs so far
  • janedoe23 · 1 year ago
    I do not believe that McCain/Palin will the next President/ Vice President. If the are voted America is finished. I think that the Republican party is racist and their comments are racially undertoned. I think the Republican party is sexist because of the jokes made about Chelsea Clinton, and it's treatment of Sen Clinton. The jokes made by McCain about rape is horrible. I think it is sexist in the way that they use Palin to become the voice for the accusations against Obama. She wasn't allowed to speak at all, and when she does it is with bitterness and racial comments. We are going to end up with a "Lynch-Mob-Kill-Terrorist". because of this, and if it becomes into a nation of hate, than The McCain Palin ticket have only themselves to thank.
  • Pete · 1 year ago
    debrazza,

    I fully agree that if this Ayers thing goes unchallenged (even though it has already been fully debunked), that the numbers will tighten up some, with the total cooperation of the Reich-publican-owned media.

    I think the Obama campain needs to hit back on Palin's AIP membership. The media will focus on a topic once it's (the topic) been pushed enough.
  • Chase · 1 year ago
    Great video Jed. I really think this one is over, but maybe I am being the opposite of a concern troll--An optimism hobbit. I was just sent this video and not sure if it has been posted yet. it is the Plain White Tee's song dedicated to Palin or more like the fear of Palin.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DulQA3O8ga0
    -C
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    on the debate format, initially the two camps agreed that there would be no follow up questions after the initial question was asked. Tom Brokaw wasn't in on the agreement -- so we're to expect follow up questions.
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    SUSA PENNSYLVANIA O:55 M:40

    Pennsylvania Whites Switch Horses, and Suddenly Obama is 15 Furlongs Ahead: In an election for President of the United States in Pennsylvania today, 10/07/08, four weeks to the vote, Democrat Barack OBAMA defeats Republican John McCain 55% to 40%, according to a SurveyUSA tracking poll conducted exclusively for WCAU-TV Philadelphia, KDKA-TV Pittsburgh, WNEP-TV Scranton, WHTM-TV Harrisburg, and WJAC-TV Johnstown. Compared to an identical SurveyUSA poll released twelve days ago, Obama is up 5 points; McCain is down 4.

    http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx...
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    51-42 Gallup --- Obama up 1 (9 point lead) :)
    ...
    http://www.startribune.com/politics/30559944.ht...

    MINNESOTA Swings to OBAMA

    O:54 M:40
  • TimF · 1 year ago
    Off Topic: So in the last 2 days, this is what can be overheard by McCain and Palin supoprters: "Kill Him!", "Terrorist!", "Treason!" and "Sit Down, Boy!". When will someone in the MSM pose this hypothetical: What if, God forbid, something tragic happens to a President Obama. Will McCain and Palin be able to shoulder their part of the blame for whipping their supporters into a bunch of frothing-at-the-mouth lunatics?

    They are getting down right disgraceful.
  • Max Pride · 1 year ago
    JED!! Oh mama mia!!!!! Great job, need to air it every where thanks
  • Verified · 1 year ago
    "Put the Republican label on it to get elected. That's all there is to it."

    Why isn't the RNC coming out against this radical fringe group and its stated purpose of manipulating the Republican party to its own ends?
  • LFC · 1 year ago
    Here a great and funny 30 second video on what it must look like inside the McCain campaign right now.

    They got nothin'.
  • LuZenMyMnd · 1 year ago
    Things John McShame should have done before announcing his running mate: VET her.
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
  • Kane from Florida · 1 year ago
    Ayers has no legs because most people already know about it and Obama has denounced Ayers' past activities, besides Obama was only 8-years old at the time all that stuff was going on. Also there is no indication that Ayers has been involved in anything like that since. So in most people’s eyes, trying to tie Obama to a terrorist is like saying he has a secret hideout in the Bermuda Triangle and he's responsible for all the missing planes and ships.

    Wright has no legs either. All the people that will not vote for Obama because of Wright have already made up their minds. Independents and most undecided voters are well aware that these are old tired issues being used by the McCain camp as a distraction.

    The timing of the debate is perfect. Once again, it seems like the stars are aligned against McCain. Obama will get a chance to comment on both issues in front of millions of people. He will be able to cite that McCain has admitted that their game plan is to turn the page on the economy and put the focus on him. And he will be able to set the record straight on Ayers and Wright for anyone who still see it as an issue.

    If Obama exposes McCain's plan to forget about the economy and put the focus on him; and if he Obama does a good job of putting Ayers and Wright to bed, I think Obama will go even higher in the polls.
  • Pete · 1 year ago
    American Heritage Dictionary

    mav•er•ick (māv'ər-ĭk, māv'rĭk) Pronunciation Key
    n.
    An unbranded range animal, especially a calf that has become separated from its mother, traditionally considered the property of the first person who brands it.
  • motu · 1 year ago
    Effective video Jed!
    I sure hope it gets out there.. even on the damn 'TeeeVee'!

    (BTW, I sure wish you'd take up my emailed offer to do some audio restoration on some of your more difficult source audio.. I can make it more intelligible, de-crackle it, etc.. I have audio forensics software for this type of noisy material.. it can take out tape and room noise & I do it here on films in Hollywood all the time.
    Cheers.)
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    538 Update

    As the political world's focus shifts to the second presidential debate in Nashville, Barack Obama continues to expand his lead upon John McCain in all of our projection metrics, and now rates as almost a 9:1 favorte to win the election in November.

    Read about today's polling results here:
    http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2008/10/todays-p...
  • Genevieve · 1 year ago
    Michelle Obama on CNN Live from North Carolina

    http://edition.cnn.com/video/live/live.html?str...
  • Dusty · 1 year ago
    Something like shooting a man 3 times for wearing an Obama t-shirt. sheesh

    McCain camp encouraging hate crimes.

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1070975...
  • mandinkawarrior · 1 year ago
    I hope you can make the MSM aware of this.Great job.
  • Straw · 1 year ago
    Excellent video Jed. Superpro.
  • Barry G · 1 year ago
    Obviously Jed & all the readers comments are NOT aware that our Founding Fathers were secessionists from England! They wanted to cut the rope from a tyrannical government that was out of control. Gee, does that sound familiar? Today we are 11 trillion in debt, 1 in 166 children have autism, our water and air is poisoned, 9/11 was an inside job, your dollar is rapidly declining, thieves run our government. Wake up America!!! Don't vote for Obama or McCain as the Dempublicans and Republicrats are the SAME. Vote 3rd Party! www.infowars.com
  • LuZenMyMnd · 1 year ago
    Barry of course we're "AWARE." However, our founding fathers moved away to ANOTHER land and placed their stakes there. They didn't come in like a wolf in sheep's clothing attempting to disguise their true intentions.

    Now IF these seperatists would like to MOVE away to an unchartered island or another land mass.....God bless 'em. But to THINK they're going to implement their bigotted agenda on the US, they've got another thing coming. And in their little AIP group....as in the majority of the republiKLAN party meetings....I don't recall seeing ANY minorities.....Not even natives of Alaska.
  • jonnydeco · 1 year ago
    Jed, I would like to forward your video and include information about any violence (terrorism?) or other criminal activities this group has advocated. Anything?
  • Jeffraham Prestonian · 1 year ago
    Jed,

    Where do you get your music beds?

    Thanks,

    -Jeff
  • Tia · 1 year ago
    Excellent work! I hope that the mainstream media picks up on this.
  • superglide · 1 year ago
    Damn... and I thought Michelle Obama was anti-American... ROFL

    I'm sure glad they've given Caribou Barbie her freedom now !!!
  • birdy · 1 year ago
    hey.. you forgot to add that the aip was successful at getting iran's support for their agenda..i think it was like 1991. also, the aip's website has links to kkk websitesas i understand it. these things ought to be mentioned, especially the iran deal because it connects them with iran.
  • jnail · 1 year ago
    The AIP had Iran ties in 1993...Sarah you've got some "splaining to do"...

    http://www.politicalbase.com/profile/jnail/blog...
  • motu · 1 year ago
    Geeeez... VERY distasteful ccw4me2.
  • MoMo · 1 year ago
    This video doesn't show anything of interest... the fact that sara pallin is buddying up to independent voters...... whom she obviously would try to appeal to in order to gain their votes, even if they are "anti-american" which to me is a term to show your ignorance of the situation. These "anti-americans" are just merely even more pissed off about the federal government in this country than liberal democrats.... the difference is these "secessionists" are actually trying to do something about it.. That doesn't seem anti-american to me at all..... In fact that is precisely the way that the founding fathers viewed the rule of the king..... so contrary to this video if sara Pallin is buddying up to these (although, I kow for a fact that she isn't) it would mean that she is even more of an american for it.
  • JohnS · 1 year ago
    Palin is a real threat to the United States of America.

    A ravenous wolf in sheet clothing. You know her by her fruits. The ACCUSER from the Bible.
  • MP · 1 year ago
    The Palins' un-American activities
    Imagine if the Obamas had hooked up with a violently anti-American group in league with the government of Iran.

    Oct. 7, 2008 | "My government is my worst enemy. I'm going to fight them with any means at hand."

    This was former revolutionary terrorist Bill Ayers back in his old Weather Underground days, right? Imagine what Sarah Palin is going to do with this incendiary quote as she tears into Barack Obama this week.

    Only one problem. The quote is from Joe Vogler, the raging anti-American who founded the Alaska Independence Party. Inconveniently for Palin, that's the very same secessionist party that her husband, Todd, belonged to for seven years and that she sent a shout-out to as Alaska governor earlier this year. ("Keep up the good work," Palin told AIP members. "And God bless you.")

    By David Talbot
    http://www.salon.com/opinion/feature/2008/10/07...
  • Rita · 1 year ago
    While I agree that Sarah Palin is not be trusted with national powers for the good of all, I'd like to say a word for Secession, which, in the case of Californiamigh tnot be a bad idea. California is ripped off by our federal government, while producing much of the union's wealth. If we were to seceed, the federal gov't would have diminished capabiltites to harm the people of other countries. California would also be a less attractive target for terrorists. So - while the irony of a secessionist running for federal office does not escape me, neither does the benefit of my state giving it a loud voice, if only to get a little real attention.
  • cision · 1 year ago
    I hate the government and I love my country. The constitution is the deal with the government. I is no longer reverenced. I will no longer pledge allegiance.

    They are all idiots, when I see they do something against the grain I am impresses. I am impressed by Obama's relationship with the "terrorist" and I am equally impressed with the association of Palin to the "Secessionists".

    It will be a cold day in hell before I vote for either. The linkages in the video are weak. Politicians pander to anyone who will vote for them.

    Does anyone think they have any agenda but power?
  • JD · 1 year ago
    On the face of it, the AIP is pursuing much more respectible goals than her GOP.

    Secession is an important component of the "consent of the governed" approach, which is often considered a componenent of a government's legitimacy.
  • DarthVector · 1 year ago
    Hi all...

    Nice work Jed. Very sharp.

    For all you people worried about Palin 2012, don't be. Keep the pressure up, keep the information flowing. You'll see that you have some very surprising allies in this fight - the GOP itself.

    Palin was not the Rove choice. Palin was a tantrum choice made by McCain when he couldn't swing Liebermann. Rove and the Bushes wanted Romney instead.

    Believe me, the sludge coming out of Palin is noxious enough that GOP politicians (who, whether we care to admit it or not, at least think they are serving their nation) will fight tooth and nail to take her down.

    Expect a serious number to be done on Palin's reputation before 2012 that permanently disqualifies her. Expect it to have a GOP source. They know she is dangerous. They just can't politically touch her now. And they didn't want her there anyway - after all, the religious right are supposed to be unthinking foot soldiers in the Bush view, not commanding officers.
  • Marie Burns · 1 year ago
    Nice splice! It's about to appear on RealityChex.com http://www.realitychex.com with credits of course. Please check out RealityChex.com for great commentary on the presidential election
  • sensiblethoughts · 1 year ago
    Who are Sarah Palin and Todd Palin? I think we need to investigate more about them, Troopergate investigation, their association with AIP, THE WITCH HUNTER, KILLING ANIMALS FOR SPORT RATHER THAN NEED, etc. Evidently they think they come as one package, or Sarah is as incompetent as she seems, and Todd has to do her work for her.

    I also think since John is 72, we need to know as much as we can about THESE TWO QUESTIONABLE PEOPLE. McCain, himself, is not without SUSPICION! What is his association with the Iran Contra and the US Council for World Freedom? IS HE REALLY A TERRORIST? ARE the Palins REALLY TERRORISTS, SINCE THEY WANT TO SECEDE FROM THE US?

    Cindy needs to STOP THE HOLIER THAN THOU WITH HER RECORD OF BEING A DRUG ABUSER AND THIEF! SHE NEEDS TO CHECK HER ADULTEROUS HUSBAND'S VOTES BEFORE SHE BLAMES ANYONE ELSE! Since we are CHECKING ON PEOPLE, LET's CHECK them out!

    Since they are inciting the crowds with vicious HATE SPEECH AGAINST OBAMA, WE NEED TO KNOW THEIR TIES TO TERRORISTS TOO!
  • EricR11 · 1 year ago
    As I posted to RFK Jr's companion piece on Huffpost, Bob Schiefer has the power to end this election cycle next Wednesday with a single question (not that he will, he also apparently is McCain-leaning), something like:

    "Senator McCain, recently your running mate has been attacking Obama for what she claims are links to a domestic terrorist in his past, Bill Ayers. Because of this she is now coming under scrutiny for her own more recent ties to a secessionist organization, the Alaskan Independence Party. It seems in all fairness you should have the opportunity to respond in her defense, since Senator Obama is already on record condemning Ayers past actions before they ever met.

    "So are you and Governor Palin willing to condemn this group that she has had associations with as recently as March of this year? Or if elected would you condone (and would Vice President Palin pursue) a plan of removing Alaska from the United States, with all the possibilities for Russian intervention and threats to our domestic oil supply that would follow?

    "Two minutes, Senator."

    - that would deliver the game three weeks early.
  • sticazzi · 1 year ago
    who wouldn't be secciosionist of a failing nations union that is approaching to became like the most socialist country ever seen? ... you have lots of problem, seccession is the last one. the shadow of an incoming martial law, rethinking the way of american way of living,considering foreign policy , avoiding barricating yourself in your nation. Plenty of nation economically rising.

    You shoul hope this girl will just do a seccession, but i am afraid it's not the case.
  • Flora · 1 year ago
    Is ccw4me2 trying to imply that Obama is going to die the day he is elected? Even if he died when he is old or whatever, he gave his life to Christ and that is what earns him heaven. And its Christ who will ask. Not Peter or any other angel. Im the One who sees and knows all things is the one in charge. Not as you think. And how about you, what will say?
  • Flora · 1 year ago
    Is ccw4me2 trying to imply that Obama is going to die the day he is elected? Even if he died when he is old or whatever, he gave his life to Christ and that is what earns him heaven. And its Christ who will ask. Not Peter or any other angel. The One who sees and knows all things is the one in charge. Not as you think. And how about you, what will say?
  • ccw4me2 · 1 year ago
    Barack Obama arrives at the Pearly Gates and is greeted by Saint Peter:
    "May I go in?" asks Obama.
    "First I must ask you a few questions" answers the heavenly gatekeeper.
    "O.K." replies Obama, "I'm pretty good at Q & A."
    "Well," asks the saint, "What did you accomplish in your time on Earth to merit spending eternity in Paradise?"
    "I was elected the first Black president of the United States of America!" proudly states Obama.
    "A Black president in America!" exclaims Saint Peter. "When did this happen?"
    "About 20 minutes ago" Obama answers.
  • LuZenMyMnd · 1 year ago
    Sorry ccw4me2, but I don't see the humor.
  • jnail · 1 year ago
    Lets not even joke about this...