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Kenyan Political Satire NTV 270707


Kenyan Political drama

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Scientology: Dec. 22, 2009 Ordinance 884 and Political Corruption


Dec. 22, 2009, Riverside County Board of Supervisors. Julie Waltz (The audio is not perfect in the source recording.) The international headquarters of the Church of Scientology are located at a compound called “Golden Era Productions”, aka “Gold Base”, in Gilman Hot Springs near Hemet, in Supervisor Jeff Stone’s district. bosvideo.co.riverside.ca.us Find 12/22/2009, duration 1 hour 21 min. 1:19:07 – end Scientology and Human Trafficking? You decide. www.youtube.com

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Political Satire-A monkey, Obama, and Hillary walk into a bar…?

Which one hits on others the most while drinking? None-it’s a blacks/straight bar, so Obama can’t find anyone, it’s also straight bar, so Hillary is lonely. So after all is said and done…The monkey gets lucky…
And a bonus…The monkey could run the country better, too…

Anyone got any good jokes?

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Was the poorly-written article about the national anthem not being sung featured by Yahoo as political satire?

This was the article written by Mike Klis of the Denver Post about the singing of the Star Spangled Banner being cancelled so that the rain-delayed Miami-Pgh Monday Night Football game would not be further delayed. I suspect this because:

1. The article is replete with grammatical errors.

2. It reads like the token conservative piece written by the kid from College Young Republicans for a campus paper (and it’s probably unfair to CYR to say that).

3. Vince Neill from Motley Crue was supposed to sing.

4. The Star Spangled Banner has only been played at sporting events since World War II and it was started then to help sell war bonds.

5. The Steelers have done much more patriotic acts, such as give Rocky Bleier his old position back when he returned from Vietnam despite a foot injury from a wound caused by a mortar shell that earned him a Purple Heart.

So is Yahoo giving this sad piece of writing international prominence as satire, or as competition for Fox News?

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Truth about Politics: often pretend to disagree. Political decisions, manifesto promises, government policies, controversy, political debate, consensus, discussion and media coverage.


www.globalchange.com Most politicians in most democratic countries agree on most things. Just look at how rare it is for a new government to undo legislation passed by the previous administration. Despite all the political posturing, the real debates are not about differences in manifesto promises (often overtaken anyway by global events), but about who has the most competent and experienced leadership team. Most energy in politics today is about single issues such as Iraq, genetically modified food, stem cell research or global warming. Politicians will only have a chance of recovering respect if they start keeping to the truth which is that consensus rules and the opposition are on the whole sensible people with decent policies. Future of political parties, capitalism, socialism, middle ground, third way, liberal democrats, conservatives, labour, conservative party, green party, republicans, democrats, presidential election, America. Parliament and democracy. Comment by Dr Patrick Dixon, futurist, leading authority on global trends and conference speaker.

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