"Just release a few tapes...to wet my beak..."
...save the rest for October.
Posted on 03/01/2012 6:09:15 PM PST by The Wizard
Steve Bannon Just announced on Hannity that they are working on the tapes and they will be on his show
Breitbart knew the people could stand seeing and hearing the truth, not so with our friend Hannity.
Nope, Hannity's far too enmeshed in pleasing others (by others I mean NOT US) not to mention FNC.
>>Any incriminating content on the tapes will be/has been erased.
I doubt Breitbart gave the tapes to just one person.
He's about the only person I'd trust to safe-keep the original content.
Thank you Lord.
This will not be the truth, it will be only the truth Fox wants us to know.
I don’t trust any of those turncoat bastards any further than I could throw New York.
I strongly suspect that they are holding back for 10 days, because financial and/or political reasons.
Ticking very well, as the title of this thread proves.
Can we get Hannity into Witness Protection for 10 days?
Then maybe we should give them to Geraldo. He can project them in a wall in Capone’s vault. Or maybe Fat Head Ed on MSNBC.
Like it or not Fox on the tube is all there is.
Yes, playing the tapes would be a would be a fitting tribute to Mr. Breitbart, not to mention letting them go viral on the internet.
Breitbart knew the people could stand seeing and hearing the truth, not so with our friend Hannity.
Nope, Hannity’s far too enmeshed in pleasing others (by others I mean NOT US) not to mention FNC.
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I think Hannity goes as far as he dares.
How far would you go if your life and that of your family was threatened?
‘In an explosive interview by Dr. Laurie Roth on her syndicated West Coast radio show on August 7th, Douglas Hagmann—a respected journalist, director of the Northeast Intelligence Network and longtime private investigator, and Judi McLeod, a prolific journalist and the managing editor of Canada Free Press—the reason for the media blackout about the birth-certificate issue was nothing less than organized Mafia-like dire threats to members of the media issued not only from the heads of major TV and radio stations but also from Federal Communication Commission officials!
According to Hagmann and McLeod, who conducted a nine-month investigation and documented their findings scrupulously, after Obama was elected but before he was inaugurated:
•A major TV talk-show host reported that he was ordered not to raise the birth certificate issue or risk losing his job.
•FCC officials threatened to yank broadcasting licenses, break up conglomerates, and make the enactment of the Fairness Doctrine “look mild” in comparison to other consequences.
•In at least one corporate TV headquarters, memos were circulated to all on-air employees not to mention the birth certificate issue, as well as other specific subjects like Obama’s Illinois lawyer’s license, his college records, etc., under both implied and explicit threats.’
http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/14089
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Hannity is a fool if he does not.
It sounds like they are going to edit them. I prefer the raw version.
Obama came out and said (maybe in his book) that he sought those types out. He made a choice.
Seems the circumstances of Breitbart’s death warrant an earlier release.
Hopefully, they’ll post both. Shorter versions for TV, and unedited versions for the Web.
You're right. But I stand at the ready to shove it in my liberal friends' faces all the same.
Will Hannity drop dead in less than a week?
I missed that. If these tapes make Obama's racism even more explicit than his "typical white person" and "cops acted stupidly" episodes, that could be a very good thing. Could even liberals' eyes be opened?
Oh, wait. Hating whitey is "good" racism to liberals.
"Just release a few tapes...to wet my beak..."
...save the rest for October.
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