Posted on 02/10/2013 12:05:11 PM PST by Zeneta
Reading Greg Bear’s “Legacy” right now. The Naderites...
I’ll talk at you later.
Have you heard of Bill Whittle? This man is a filmmaker and a Constitutional conservative. His gift is presenting material in such a way as to make it simple enough that maybe, just maybe, even some of the low information voters can get it. Check out his new project...
Myvirtualpresident.com. He starts off with an Inaugural address that I would love to hear a president say someday.
Foul!
That was a repeat from a previous thread.
Try this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xjJXT0C0X4
You left out the line of Alvin Lee and Ten Years After that applies to the current administration. “Tax the rich, feed the poor, till there are no rich no more” He obviously was a modern Nostradamus and saw the future and it was Obama!
Not so sure about the Clapton part. Ever try to play some of his simple licks?? None of them can hang with SVR though.
Try this out for fun.
Start this video with audio and forgive me that it takes a little time to get going.
At around 5:50 to 6:10, it is somewhat important that you get the theme of this conference, so playing it for 5 or six minutes will not kill you.
Start this song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plZOtkwBOq4
Play them simultaneously, adjusting the volume and timing as needed.
Yes and thanks
It is a diffusion of authority.
Glenn Beck is on the same kick.
I agree.
See my last post.
I could take the BEST 0bama speeches and run simultaneously virtually any anti-gov’t protest song on top of it.
0bama will look like a fool.
The emotion of the music and the familiar will destroy all sense of any words he could possibly say.
Ridicule, may be the best way to describe it.
As a matter of fact.
You could play almost any Jethro Tull song as Steven Weinberg drones on and on.
If you’re not a Tull fan try this.
Start this video at 7:00
And start this song at the same time.
Requiem For A Dream
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22ut_pzoWgY
Again, play with the volume and timing.
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