Posted on 03/09/2004 12:58:04 AM PST by kattracks
Edited on 05/26/2004 5:19:58 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
March 9, 2004 -- To hear some folks tell it, families of the 9/11 victims have risen en masse to denounce President Bush for using brief images from Ground Zero in his campaign commercials. We have no doubt that the use of the images is appropriate - given that the president's leadership in the wake of 9/11, and his conduct of the War on Terror, are under drumbeat assault by John Kerry and the Democrats.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
PHONY OUTRAGE STORY BREAKING HARD --- Hannity is on it; can mainstream media keep hiding?
I have already sent a letter to the editor of a local NM weekly paper that bought in to the "Peaceful Tomorrows" BS.
nightly@nbc.com
The Tides Foundation is big. It (the Tides Foundation) supports the "Peaceful Tommorow's" group, and it is the PT group that only has a few members.
From the original article, "an outfit called September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows - which, the group admits, has only a few dozen members and represents relatives of no more than 1 percent of the 9/11 victims."
Of course there will be editorials that recite easily demonstrated facts, but don't expect the media to make a story of the connection. After all, the news is involved in deliberate deception, and cannpt be reasonably expected to out itself.
She was right all along! Good for her.
But I'm not talking about a disloyalty to America so much as a desire to destroy the very idea of America, especially in light of the fact that some of the more prominent fruits of that idea* are their own immense, indeed staggering, personal fortunes.
*Or set of ideas, including, but not limited to: a general devotion to the preservation of liberty, a right to enter into contracts, and a right to own private property.
The Institute for Global Communications is another leftist communications facilitator that received Tides grant money. IGC, which during the 1990s was the leading provider of web technology to the radical Left, links to “recommended sites” such as the War Resisters League (a group whose purpose is enabling peaceniks to refuse to pay taxes) and the leftist American Friends Service Committee. Most disturbing is the link to Ramsey Clark’s International Action Center, which has supported Slobodan Milosevic and North Korean strongman Kim Jong-Il. The IAC is the force behind International ANSWER, which sponsored the major antiwar (and anti-Bush) rallies before the invasion of Iraq. When ANSWER was outed as a Communist organization, United for Peace and Justice, headed by longtime Communist Party member Leslie Cagan was created as a "moderate" alternative. UFPJ is also a Tides grant recipient.The Tides-funded “A Better Way Project,” which opposed war in Iraq, also coordinated efforts of United for Peace and Justice and the Win Without War Coalition. The celebrity-laden Win Without War Coalition, along with the Bill Moyers-funded Florence and John Schumann Foundation, ran full-page ads in the New York Times opposing the War on Terrorism. This will not be the last overlapping of far-Left causes.
Another article:
Bush Ads in HeinzSight Intellectual Conservative 3-8-04
"So, the next time John Kerry tells you that, “there is no excuse for special tax cuts for the rich,” try not to vomit. Unlike President Bush, who cuts taxes for those who actually pay taxes, Kerry’s friends seem to keep passing hundreds of millions around while protected by non-profit status. At least Teresa can buy humble John plenty of political friends without paying a penny in taxes. And... all this madness is subsidized by you, the taxpayer. Who says this election won’t be fun!"
Yes, it is the dreaded Communication Stream of Conspiracy Commerce!
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