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Take a look at Drudge - here is another Obama inspired logo....

Earlier today, Drudge Report correctly pointed out similarities that exist between the new logo of the U.S. Missile Defense Agency (below left) and the logo used by the presidential campaign of Barack Obama (below right). It's another design similarity, however, that deserves more attention and should spark more outrage among Americans.

The Drudge Report and other conservative sites are highlighting a newly-unveiled logo for the U.S. Department of Defense's Missile Defense Agency and complaining that the new logo (pictured at left) is reminiscent of both the Obama campaign logo and an Islamic flag. "the new MDA shield appears ominously to reflect a morphing of the Islamic crescent and star with the Obama campaign logo," writes Big Government's Frank Gaffney. "… Team Obama is behaving in a way that -- as the new MDA logo suggests -- is all about accommodating that 'Islamic Republic' and its ever-more aggressive stance." Critics, meanwhile, are...

The Obama Logo is a new logo for The Department of Defense’s Missile Defense Agency. People are calling it the Obama Logo. And the Obama Logo seems to be a mixture of Obama’s campaign Logo and an Islamic Cresent.

The Obama administration’s determined effort to reduce America’s missile defense capabilities initially seemed to be just standard Leftist fare — of a piece with the Democratic base’s visceral hostility to the idea of protecting us against ballistic missile threats. A just-unveiled symbolic action suggests, however, that something even more nefarious is afoot. The former would be bad enough, starting with Candidate Obama’s pledge to block “unproven missile defenses.” Once in office, he cut over a billion dollars from the Missile Defense Agency’s budget. He cancelled the deployment of interceptors and radars in Eastern Europe designed to defend this country, as...

Check out the snazzy new logo designed for the Department of Defense's Missile Defense Agency. It appears to be a mixture of Obama's campaign logo and an Islamic crescent. This is one of those things that makes you say to yourself, "Is this really happening? Can this really be the new patch for the DoD's Missile Defense Agency?" Apparently it is, as the official Missile Defense Agency website confirms. Is it self-aggrandizing hubris? An Islamic crest? A bizarre mixture of the two? Or just an amazing coincidence?

YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING! Click on the link provided, see it for yourself.

For most of my 53 years on earth I have been addicted to Mt. Dew, the caffeine infused drink from Pepsi with a slight hint of citrus. On an average day I could consume five 16oz bottles making me a very loyal PepsiCo customer to say the least. But then Pepsi got in bed with the Obama worshippers and spent millions changing their well-known logo to one that paid homage to their new tin god. Then they lost me forever! For over 14 months I have given up all Pepsi products and have not given one penny to PepsiCo. While...

TSA Logo Contest Over at "Ask the Pilot," Patrick Smith has a great idea: Calling all artists: One thing TSA needs, I think, is a better logo and a snappy motto. Perhaps there's a graphic designer out there who can help with a new rendition of the agency's circular eagle-and-flag motif. I'm imagining a revised eagle, its talons clutching a box cutter and a toothpaste tube. It says "Transportation Security Administration" around the top. Below are the three simple words of the TSA mission statement: "Tedium, Weakness, Farce."Let's do it. I'm announcing the TSA Logo Contest. Rules are simple: create...

This is kind of funny, but true in a very real way.

Mo. schools complain over supplies with Obama logoOriginally published Monday, December 7, 2009 at 12:46 PM The Associated Press COLUMBIA, Mo. - Several Missouri schools are complaining about notebooks and pencils with designs similar to the logos from President Barack Obama's campaign. The Columbia Daily Tribune reported that complaints from unhappy officials at three Missouri schools have prompted the supply company responsible for the materials to travel across the state recalling notebooks and pencils. The design at issue includes a picture of pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. Above the coins is the phrase: "CHANGE" and underneath it reads: "WE CAN...

Barack Obama ran an unprecedented Presidential campaign - utilizing the power of design to help secure the seat of the President of the United States of America. However, his iconic emblem, the ever present "O", holds more power than even Obama knows. Bill Whittle points out the dangers of branding an ideology with an icon and how, perhaps, the powerful symbol will be used against the very man it built up. video

The Green Bay Packers are not - I repeat, are not - thinking about changing their logo or tweaking the team colors. But Milwaukee marketing executive Charlie Radtke believes it couldn't hurt. "I think a little freshening up, a little face lift, might be a good idea," he said. That's probably what Cher and Joan Rivers said in the beginning, too. I cautioned Charlie that this could be like depicting Jesus with a new hairstyle."I don't want to see torches and pitchforks, angry villagers, that kind of thing. It's just really an idea I've had for a few years," said...

Library of teacup and saucer graphics for your written correspondence to government, media and business.

After the last three years of President Obama's graphics and poster art that evokes the style of graphics used in communist propaganda someone in the Old Media has finally discovered the similarity between today's political graphics and communist styled propaganda art. And on top of that another we see another member of the Media calling us all "tea baggers" So which of Obama's posters is the L.A. Times saying is like commie art? Is it the "Hope" poster where Obama stares off into the distance like a communist leader attempting to inspire confidence in the viewer? Is it one of...

Ever since Glenn Beck took to the Fox television airwaves recently to offer a bizarre reading of the art commissioned 70 years ago for New York's Rockefeller Center, I've been puzzled by the graphic design element of his 9-12 Project. The logo (pictured) for his affiliated groups' rally in Washington, D.C., this weekend derives from century-old communist, socialist and other left-wing designs. Those were the motifs he railed against in his Rockefeller rant. For the logo, three raised and clenched red fists are superimposed over the U.S. Capitol. Obviously the bloody fist represents the tea-baggers' themes of unity and resistance....

Question... My wife and I was watching tv flipping stations and we watched a little of the Frost/Nixon interview (personally I don't know what the big deal is anyway). There is one thing that I have noticed, the Obama logo on the bottom corner.. Is this happening on all PBS Stations or just one???

CNN’s Jim Acosta claimed that Rush Limbaugh’s website “compares the [ObamaCare] reform supporters to Nazis” during a report on Tuesday’s American Morning. The website actually draws a comparison between the DNC’s “Organizing for Health Care” logo and the Nazis’ Parteiadler (Party Eagle) symbol. Acosta also claimed that conservatives “falsely compared” ObamaCare to the Canadian health system. ...[T]he CNN correspondent made his claim about Limbaugh’s website: “Democrats charge the people shouting health care questions at members of Congress these days are being encouraged by the likes of Rush Limbaugh, whose website compares the reform supporters to Nazis.” As Acosta read this...

(MYFOX NATIONAL) - Conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh compared President Barack Obama's health care logo to Nazi imagery Thursday on his afternoon show. Limbaugh cited the conservative blog Sweetness & Light , and told his listeners the Organizing for American Health Care logo looked like a Nazi symbol. "They accuse of us being Nazis, and Obama's got a health care logo that's right out of Adolf Hitler's playbook," said Limbaugh , who then went on to compare the Democratic party to the Nazi party. On his Web site images of the logo are posted next to Nazi images. Limbuagh...

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