November 2008 Is America ready for a black president? Obama has distanced himself from the race question, but it has been the big issue. We ask the question how many Americans are voting on racial grounds? Half a century ago students at a black college in Jackson State took to the streets demanding an end to segregation. They won, but little has changed. At the Jackson State football match there are no white faces in the crowd. Large parts of America are still split along race lines. Richard Barratt, a pro-segregation campaigner, finds the idea of a black man ruling America repugnant. But he suspects that Obama will be elected and that this will cause a rightwing backlash. When he goes in people are going to say; What have we done? For many Obama supporters race is also the deciding factor. Im not switching from the party, Im just a Republican supporting Obama, says Charles Evers. Its a matter of race. Atlantas former mayor Andrew Young sees the election as a referendum of how courageous America can be in taking a risk on the future. It’s a frightening future for Americans. We’ve never had a weak dollar, never not been in control of the price of oil, never felt that close to half of the world hates us. For him colour is not the issue; Obama is the man for the job. But is America ready to take that leap? Produced by SBS/Dateline Distributed by Journeyman Pictures

www.cigionline.org WIKI says “The idea of neomedievalism in political theory was first discussed in 1977 by theorist Hedly Bull in The Anarchial Society: A Study of Order in World Politics (pg. 254-55). Hedly Bull suggested society was moving towards a form of “neomedievalism” in which individual notions of rights and a growing sense of a “world common good” were undermining national sovereignty. He saw a complex layering of international, national and subnational organizations which might help “avoid the classic dangers of the system of sovereign states by a structure of overlapping structures and cross-cutting loyalties that hold all peoples together in a universal society while at the same time avoiding the concentration inherent in a world government.” Yes im sure an ideology such as this would never lead to a world government, are you kidding me? Also note on their website they say “CIGI gratefully acknowledges the support of the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario for its work.” It just shows think tanks like this are complicate with governments when it comes to policy. WAKE UP!!!!

This episode attempts to uncover a government mind control program, which can ultimately turn any individual into a lethal and controllable assassin. Tamil Toronto Police fascism cops Canada police state bilderberg group secret societies new world order nwo illuminati club of rome knights templar freemasons trilateral commission council foreign relations CFR united nations UN nazi project paperclip MK Ultra CIA jesse ventura conspiracy theory

Michigan Debates Decision 2008 Co-hosted by Grand Valley State University’s Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies and the Seidman College of Business, the debate featured a showdown between Rusty Hills (supporting Senator John mccain) and Buzz Thomas (supporting Senator Barack Obama). Rusty Hills, a veteran Republican politico and educator is communications director for Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox. Hills has spent the better part of two decades in public service and politics. He was twice elected unanimously as chairman of the Michigan Republican Party, and he served ten years as one of Governor John Engler’s chief lieutenants. Hills teaches at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan. Buzz Thomas, a Democratic State Senator from Detroit, has served for more than a decade in the Michigan legislature, and has held leadership positions in both houses. Thomas, in his second term in the Senate, was recently elected Democratic Floor Leader by his colleagues. A ranking member on important committees, Thomas has established himself as a leader in the fields of energy, technology, health policy, and urban development.

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The Dipshit Doodlebug Institute takes an in-depth look at the Republican Party and breaks them down into 10 distinct types. www.liebography.com Cartoon Transcript (some say the voices are heard to hear) VO: Today’s Republican Party is quite diverse And spans all walks of life. So grab a chair and sit right down, As we break them down into ten basic types. If you ask Mr. Money Bags about the meaning of life He’ll say “Ain’t a damn thing funny” Because the only thing that’s important to him is “Where’s the money? Where’s the money? Gimme the money.” This millionaire cum billionaire Who favors low low tax rates Wants to keep his wealth all to himself Not support public programs he hates. “To hell with the lower classes”, he says “Those people are all worthless cogs!” “I need to buy mink-fur-lined toilet seats” And diamond jewelry for all of my dogs!” He also hates the inheritance tax “This policy I oppose!” Because his spoiled daughter needs every last cent To snort it all up her nose. Mr. Warhawk’s idea of diplomacy Is yelling “Let’s solve everything with war!” Just as long as his kids aren’t in the army you see And it’s made up of the brown and the poor. He thinks he’s a military genius, too Smarter than Sun Tzu and ol’ Colin Powell Even though his only military training’s from Watching “Red Dawn” staring C. Thomas Howell Mr. Bibleton is a born again Christian Just like his best buddy the prez And they’re both devout believers in Christ Only…Not so much in what he says Jesus’ words of helping the poor and needy Are all right there in the Bible But if you ask if he believes it’s true he’ll say “Um… I believe that might be a typo” They care not ’bout Aids in Africa Or spreading love in the world today. What issue are they most concerned about? “Makin’ sure the TV don’t turn us gay” And here’s Mr. Contrarian He hates liberal causes and cases If you say Global Warming melts the polar ice caps They’ll say “No it isn’t” til they’re blue in the faces He’s often on Yahoo news message boards Typing in all caps and in the dark Or perhaps you’ll find him in Hollywood Writing plot lines for South Park Mr. NRA likes guns more than people That’s why (boom boom boom boom) And he (boom boom boom boom boom) (boom boom boom boom boom) …Even though most Americans support gun control and banning cop-killer bullets. In business school Mr. Frat learned that Corporate group-think is always quite right. Which explains why he’s such a super fan Of Dane Cook, Fox News and Coors Light He hates affirmative action, though For he feels it’s a government gyp “People should have get their own damn jobs in the world” Like he did at his dad’s hot tub dealership. If forced to pick a political slogan, though And choose a motto that fits Mr. Frat would think for a moment and say either “Woo-hoo!” or “Show us your tits!” Mr. Log Cabin likes spending his time and money Helping Republicans campaign to win Even though most of the folks he’s voting for Think his existence is a mortal sin. And why is he such a staunch supporter Of a party that so hates his guts? “Because achieving equal rights is less important Than getting upper bracket tax cuts.” Then again, he may be a genius so Let’s take all of our criticism back. For he knows if Republicans remain in charge Gay soldiers can’t be sent to Iraq. Mr. Numbnuts is a hard working fellow And though he ranks among the working poor He consistently votes for a party that boasts Of killing free health care on the Congressional floor But is he angry with these rich old men Who say they’ll never raise his minimum wage? Well, not while there’s plenty of beer and wrestling To channel all his misplaced rage. The original minutemen risked their lives Defending us from English imperial power What are today’s minutemen defending us from? Busboys making three bucks an hour. Some say they’re dedicated patriots And others, an over zealous mob Irregardless someday it’ll be more cost effective To hire an illegal to do their job. And last is an Eisenhower Republican He’s a fan of fiscal restraint He’s also cautious with military intervention He knows what’s a war and what ain’t. He’s a thoughtful, decent, honest man Who thinks that in order to win You must be a moderate who unites all people And…Whu-oh, looks like there’s no room for him. Yes, the Republican party’s an intriguing quilt of politics, personalities and…(rat-a-tat-tat-tat!) All housed together under one giant insane circus tent.

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This last election was a historical election in many ways, not just for the fact that Obama won, but how it was so heavily publicised cycle due to the fact there was no incumbent or sitting VP running. 40 tears ago, in 1968 was another very historic election which included the tragic assassination of Bobby Kennedy. Here is an appearance I made on abc’s “Hollywood Palace” in 1966 at the beginning of that election cycle (yes they were long ordeals even back then) hosted by “Bewitched” star Elizabeth Montgomery. On this show I did the same thing you see me do now, talk about politics. Notice how proud they are of the fact the show is in color. That makes me laugh. Enjoy this piece of nostalgia.