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Showing posts with label Hillary Clinton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hillary Clinton. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 01, 2008

Jimmy Kimmel knows how to....




Jimmy Kimmel has the ability to to take the sting out of the current democratic election. With the latest installment of I am f**king. This one is of course aimed at Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, take a peak it will get your Mourning off to a good start.

Thursday, March 27, 2008

I was ducking under fire while in Bosinia



For the past three days it has been on every radio station, on every news channel, filling up lines in every blog, and twitter shouts. The now notorious statement of Senator Clinton and her ability to exaggerate and blatantly lie to the masses assuming she will get away with her words. It is reminiscent of "Mark my words I did not have sexual relations with that woman." Although he was covering his ass and she was making things up as she go along, it seems that the Clinton's can not be trusted. Much like the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Hillary Clinton stated while on a trip to Bosnia, she " Was let off the airplane under sniper fire" and the "greeting ceremony at the airport was canceled." Now although this is 3 day old news it is a reminder that politicians whether female or male, left or right, democratic or republican is not void of a lying tongue or one that miss speaks. I miss spoken, I am tired, what a crock of $hit!

The tape clearly shows Hillary Clinton arriving, smiling, greeting people, all the while taking the time to sign an autograph for a young fan. This initially became an issue after Hillary used the trip as an example of her " Experience" dealing with foreign policy.

The only experience she really has is being a first lady and yes she has influenced much of what has taken place during her husbands presidency. Yes she is a senator of a state that can not influence its governor enough to stop his dark room behaviors. However it is becoming all too clear that she is no different than; Bill " BJ" Clinton and will lie to the public assuming that the people she want to lead are idiots.

Think twice America Think Twice!

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

More relative than not!


I was roaming the Internet and I came across something quite interesting photo so I decided to read into it a little further and come to find out there was more to Dlisted Posting. Which I thought was a gag of some sort, and come to find out it is fact. By way of Yahoo/AP, we have a what I am sure to be a brief rundown of some interesting news.

Read on:

The New England Genealogical Society is working hard and coming up with some interesting finds. Remarkable connection for the three presidential candidates has been uncovered. Democratic rivals Clinton and Obama, along with McCain who is a republican are related to some interesting people in our American and world history.

You have Obama related to Brad Pitt, Clinton related to Angelina Jolie, and the list continues on. Obama often jokes about one of his relatives, and unfortunately for Barack he is cousins to Dick Cheney and he finds it kind of funny. Apparently " his Kinships are across the political spectrum," Child said. For crying out loud, he is related to Civil war General Robert E. Lee, British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill, Gerald Ford, Harry S. Truman, James Madison, And Lyndon B. Johnson.

The list seems as if it will continue on and I am sure if they have famous cousins, then many of us are related to one if not two of them.

As the Associated press reported, Clinton is related to three top billing singers which include Modanna, Alanis Morissette, and Celine Dion. Obama who is a son of a white woman and a Black man from Kenya, can call six U.S. Presidents, including George W. "fumbles" Bush and father bush. John McCain is a sixth cousin of first lady Laura Bush.

It sounds like we are living in one big ancestor, incest pool of love making and all out
f*c*ery. I am going to go and hit up Steve Jobs, Angelina Jolie( I would be mad if she were, it will cut my chances even lower- if you know what I mean), Oprah, heck I am knocking on all doors and collecting DNA.

I would like to add on the serious side of this. This is a sure sign that humanity should really take the time out to sit down and get to know one another. You may never know your entire family if you continue to snub strangers and different cultures. From what we have seen in all genealogical test, man and woman in all races and cultures, have crossed at one point or another. Our enemy is a long lost cousin or one that may need to be found.
"It shows that lots of different people can be related, people you wouldn't necessarily expect," Child said.

America and the world can live longer
if we think twice about what we do in life.

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Caption Please :::: Bill and Hillary Clinton

Saturday, March 08, 2008

Is Bill Clinton subliminally endorsing Barack O'Bama?

It seem that Even Bill Clinton does not believe in what his wife is talking about and he has subliminally endorsed his wifes main opponent Barack Obama. This is something that you have to be the judge on.

Let me know what you think after watching this video.

Monday, March 03, 2008

A parody that speaks volumes

Jack Nicholson supports Hilliary Clinton

Nicholson has put in his ballet in support of the Hillary Clinton:




Now John Mcain need to get his together and then we would have all the videos we need to make achoice as to who is the best candidate( written with much Sarcasm).

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Willie Brown on Charlie Rose Today!



"Willie Brown, the former mayor of San Francisco and the longest serving Speaker in the history of the California Assembly. Brown, who spent four decades at the center of California politics, spoke about the Barack Obama phenomenon and the state of the Democratic Party. "

Tuesday, February 05, 2008

Priceless Candids




















Catching Christopher "McLuvin" Mintz at a Super Bowl Party is Priceless






















Pants, Vest, hat, and shirt about a several hundred, the boots Priceless.
Andre 3000 you always keep us guessing.





















Campaigning cost Millions of Dollars, The look on Hillary Clinton's Face Priceless.





















Plastic Surgery between $10,000-$40,000, captioning this photo, priceless. Yes that is Felicia ‘Snoop’ Pearson from “The Wire” staring down at Video Vixen, voluptuous Body parts, with no tact about her mission.

Friday, February 01, 2008

Kimora lee-Simmons is backing Hillary Clinton

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Kimora Lee Simmons of BabyPhat, is behind senator Clinton, on her race to La Casa Blanca.

She is reported saying:

“I have known Hillary for many years and have seen her work passionately on many issues, including poverty, education, and prison reform,” said Simmons. “I’m proud to support Hillary because she has the experience necessary to deliver real solutions and turn our country around. In addition, seeing Hillary as President would be an inspiration to my daughters, knowing that they too can be anything they want if they have the determination to make it happen. As a mother, I have learned that you must lead with your head, not just your heart, and I’m confident that Hillary will be the President to bring our country together and deliver a brighter future for all Americans.”

Sunday, January 27, 2008

Obama Landslide's through South Carolina!

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The Numbers are in and the word is out. Presidential hopeful Senator Barack Obama has won the primary race in South Carolina last night by a landslide victory. Senator Obama, grossed 53%, Hillary, 27%, Edwards 19%.

Very impressive for Obama especially in light of the mudslinging that has taken place in the recent debates. For the Senator this is regained, much needed momentum, to keep tapping at the heals of all the candidates. Keeping the forum for change open and relevant.

Obama gave the state and country a thorough Victory speech:

"The choice in this election is not about regions or religions or genders. It's not about rich vs. poor, young vs. old and it's not about Black vs. White. It's about the past vs. the future."

IT IS ABOUT THE PAST VS. THE FUTURE



Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Bill Clinton Has a Dream- Martin Luther King Ceremony

The New York Post has filmed some footage on MLK Day, with notable attendees, which include our person of interest, Former United States president Bill Clinton.


It seem that Old Bill Clinton is tired from campaigning on his Wife's behalf or he is just tired of hearing about Martin Luther King. Either way this appears to you, I find it quite interesting due to the expressed disinterest in the speech taking place.

Bill Clinton is a known supporter of the cause, for all people, but this video raises many questions as to the genuine nature of that support. Does it raise questions? However you may depict Bill Clinton to be, he is always going Bill Clinton, and I think many people would like it; if you vote for Monica Lewinsky's, Ex-Boyfriend's, significant other Hillary R. Clinton.

How much of a push will this be for Bill Clinton's cause? Is this a chess move to show his true feelings? Perhaps this may be a huge mistake due to fatigue of some sort? At this point the way it appears, many are going to believe that there is much more at play than meets the eyes. How will this work in favor of Barack Obama? Or will it work against Barack Obama? How will this effect the democratic party? In the past day, how has it affected the party and Senator Clinton's Campaign goals?

Saturday, November 10, 2007

Dafur Now- What Don Cheadle has to say...


Don Cheadle is becoming more active globally as of late. Browsing my favorite entertainment magazine site I came across a current posting on Dafur and the state of Genocide.

Here is the article Originaly on Paste Magazine.com



Darfur Now: Responding to Genocide

Writer: Josh Jackson, photo by Samantha Casolan
Features, Issue 37, Published online on 08 Nov 2007

When the U.S. House passed a resolution to call the atrocities in Darfur by their “rightful name: ‘genocide,’” it marked the first time in history that the United States had officially recognized the extermination of a people while the killing was still happening. Unlike the Nazi concentration camps—the scope of their horrors only made clear after Allied troops moved into Germany—the world knows the immensity of evil that has continued to occur in Sudan’s western province. But what can one individual do in the face of such knowledge?

That question is at the center of Ted Braun’s new documentary, Darfur Now, which follows six individuals responding to the crisis in very different ways, from young-mother-turned-rebel-fighter Hejewa Adam (whose three-month-old son Nasaraldeen was beaten to death by Janjaweed militias) and Ahmed Mohammed Abakar (head sheikh in one of the refugee camps) to Ecuadorean aid worker Pablo Recalde. “[When I looked at what was happening in Darfur],” says Braun, "what I found shocked me—both the nature and magnitude of the crimes and the world’s indifference. I wanted to make a film that would reach a wide audience, and I thought the best way to look at the conflict from many points of view, and give people hope, [was to] put them in the shoes of people who could make a difference.”

One of these people is Don Cheadle, who had to look at the reality of genocide head-on while filming 2004’s Hotel Rwanda. When the film was screened for a group of government officials, he was asked to join a congressional mission to The Sudan and Chad. “Once I’d seen it with my own eyes,” he says, “it was impossible to come back and do nothing. I came back, took stock, and thought, ‘Where do I have influence?’ And then I realized, ‘Oh, I’m an actor.’ I go on red carpets and people ask me questions like what does Brad [Pitt] eat. And I say, ‘anything,’ and then I get to go into my thing.”

Cheadle has used his celebrity to line up meetings with presidential candidates like Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and John McCain. The film also follows his travels with George Clooney to China and Turkey to bring up the issue with foreign leaders and open the doors for other advocates for peace. “We can get people in a room,” he says. “Will it make a difference? We don’t have the perspective to measure. But Brad said it best: ‘We can’t get out of the light, and they can’t get in the light. We have to help with that shift.’”

The film also follows Luis Moreno-Ocampo, the Chief Prosecutor for the International Criminal Court, as his office digs through piles of evidence before indicting Ahmad Harun, Sudan’s former interior minister (accused of organizing a massacre of civilians and using the Janjaweed militias to displace more than 2 million people from their villages and into refugee camps). When Moreno-Ocampo watched the film and saw refugees referring to him by name in speeches, to inspire hope, he was taken aback. “This is why we do what we do,” he says. “I was a little surprised, but very happy.”

While not everyone has the platform of a movie star or the role of an international prosecutor, Adam Sterling proves that anyone can make a difference. The 24-year-old UCLA grad founded a grassroots organization to pressure international businesses to divest in The Sudan through legislation. Braun shows Sterling beating the bushes in California until his bill is signed into law by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. He’s now working on duplicating the efforts in other states. “It’s tough to gauge our success when the goal is not disengagement. The goal is to bring peace to Darfur."

And for the Sudanese men and women who criticize the government in the film, Braun says, “There are plans in place to protect them. That said, Harun is now Minister of Humanitarian Affairs [in charge of the refugee camps he filled up]. Both Hejewa and Sheik Ahmed … said to me that they were willing to die to have their stories told. That’s something I wasn’t really prepared for when I went there. I’ve dealt with stories all my life, but I’ve never had a story that was truly life and death."