Undo the Coup: Time to Impeach
Repetition does not transform a lie into a truth.
Sunday 14 October 2007
Deep End News
Dick Cheney & Vigilant Shield: Will a Missing Nuke from the B-52 Incident be used in a Simulated Terrorist Attack?
Michael Salla, Ph.D., opednews
In Depth -- Fidel Castro
yahoo
We're All Prisoners Now (Part II)
Mark Nestmann
Edwards gets Iowa SEIU endorsement
Amy Lorentzen, AP
John Edwards for President:
Support the Troops. End the War.
sign up: johnedwards.com
Women for Edwards here
Teevee Tuesday: Cheney's Law, Frontline/PBS
The latest FRONTLINE documentary, titled Cheney's Law, examines the motives and mission of Vice President Cheney, and the battle for control of the White House, including the now-famous confrontation at the gravely ill Attorney General John Ashcroft's hospital bedside.
Cheney's Law Producer Michael Kirk has produced ten documentaries since 9/11 about the war on terror, including his Emmy Award winning documentary "The Lost Year in Iraq."
Cheney's Law airs on Tuesday, October 16th at 8 or 9 PM on your local PBS station. Following the broadcast, it will be available to view on FRONTLINE's website, www.pbs.org/frontline.
Slow Loc@l
Jonestown County "journalism"
regurgitates its own tail, again: on October 3, the Boobville News -- whose owner recently resorted to comparing himself to Benjamin Franklin,
and proclaiming the limp literary effort "the last newspaper" -- printed a blind item about a Ukiah recall involving John McCowen and Ukiah Smart Growth, and
when, on 7 October, infamously-inaccurate K.C. Meadows -- in the online "blog"
she routinely republishes as front-page news in the following Sunday newspaper Ukiahns and others actually pay to read -- printed the "news" that John McCowen and others will recall a Ukiah Supervisor,
a Ukiah Smart Growth statement [8 October, see below] claimed -- no
liberal in the land, it seems, dares to cross these creeps -- "We have no idea where K.C. Meadows
got this incorrect information."
On October 14 (today), an endless UDJ
anti-rail opinion piece from a partner in the Boonville disinformation
organization (the Boonville affiliation's never stated in Mark Scaramella's
regular editorial byline in the UDJ), recycles Boonville editorial remarks from August as opinion du jour in the UDJ.
"I don't read that newspaper," sniffs Mendocino County offialdom in unison, of the Boobville publication. As Ukiah's MediaNews daily and this
terrorist weekly republish each other's worst efforts (plus the dreadful writing
of Tom Hine) at an ever-increasing pace -- since the July re-encampment of the weekly's "editor", now of San Francisco, such examples abound (along
with socially-sensitive drunk-driving omissions from the Sheriff's Log, and the
papers' recent mutual un-mentioning -- possibly related to a current board election in the Mendocino Unified School District -- of Mendocino as among county towns hosting a
Megan's-Listed child molester) -- maybe somebody'd better . . .