Elections USA

petit cadeau pour les nains de jardin de Nomad

derniere sondage de MSNBC dit que 87% des gens croient que Bush doit etre "impeached"

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10562904/

Is Mel Gibson Arrest A Setup?
Is Passion of The Christ Star being targeted for character assassination?

Prisonplanet | July 29 2006

The reports detailing Mel Gibson's alleged arrest on suspicion of drunk driving on Friday in Malibu seem to be spiraling out of control.

The article currently linked at the top of Drudge Report alleges that Gibson went on an anti-semitic rampage during his arrest, hurling religious epithets at police officers.

It is also being suggested that Los Angeles County Sheriff's department had the initial report doctored to keep the real story under wraps.

Although Gibson has apologized for his behavior after being arrested, it is still pertinent to ask whether he became a deliberate target following his increasingly antagonistic political stance towards the Neo-Con hierarchy.

The tabloid media circus over the fact that Gibson had one drink over the legal limit is noticably absent when members of the establishment are caught engaging in similar or worse activity - George W. Bush being a prime example.

Gibson has long been targeted for smear campaigns since his release of The Passion of The Christ which was also accused of being anti-semitic.

Gibson's father Hutton has also continuously been branded anti-semitic in the media. Many believe that this is directly due to his knowledge of the New World Order agenda and his efforts to expose it. The media often take Hutton Gibson's comments about global conspiracy out of context and paint him up as an anti-semite.

Could it be that this time Mel Gibson has once again been set up for character assassination?

Gibson is renowned for his outspoken criticism of The Bush administration. He launched a scathing attack on President Bush last May, comparing his leadership to the barbaric rulers of the Mayan civilization in his new film Apocalypto.

Previous to this he was vocal in his opposition to the war in Iraq. Gibson has also continuously jibed at the Neocons over the war. The following is from an interview with Diane Sawyer of MSN jut after the release of The Passion:

You know, I might not hurry back. I might go and go somewhere no-one can find me. You know where that is? You know where the place is no-one can find you? I was thinking of pitching my tent right next to the weapons of mass destruction. Then no-one would find me.

Developing.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/july2006/290706Gibson.htm

interessant..
la pollution de la Chine arrive aux USA!
en certains jours 25% des particules a Los Angeles sont de la Chine!

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060728/ap_on_sc/trans_pacific_pollution%3B_ylt%3DA9FJqZMNW8pExgUAhQIDW7oF%3B_ylu%3DX3oDMTBhZDhxNDFzBHNlYwNtZW5ld3M-

peut etre maintenant les Americains vont penser a Kyoto..... ?

Juste avant l'invassion d'Irak, Bush ne savait RIEN de l'islam:

http://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/Ambassador_claims_shortly_before_invasion_Bush_0804.html

(je dévore tes articles !)

Mina a écrit:

(je dévore tes articles !)

lesquels? rawstory?

rawstory et celui sur Bush...

tiens il semble que les démocrates qui ont soutenu la guerre en Irak vont devoir faire un peu volte-face...

et 30% des américains ne se souviennent plus de l'année du 11 septembre ?!?

Mina a écrit:

rawstory et celui sur Bush...

ah.. je n'ai pas tour tout lu (ou je me rappelle plus... la faute des vacances

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tiens il semble que les démocrates qui ont soutenu la guerre en Irak vont devoir faire un peu volte-face...

mais ils n'etaient pas nombreux quand meme a avoir appuye la guerre (les democrates ) non? Je veux dire , ceux qui ont appuye "par principe" car c'est vrai qu'apres il y en a eu d'autres qui ont donne leur support mais c'etait plutot pour patriotisme (on dit qu'on laisse pas tout seul un president en pleine guerre..) et pas par accord

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et 30% des américains ne se souviennent plus de l'année du 11 septembre ?!?

etonnant!!

Un autre grand success de Bush:

Apres 6 ans en Colombia et 4.7 milliards de dollars depensés, rien n'a change .....

http://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/NYT_Sixyear_4.7b_effort_to_slash_0818.html

J'aime bien John Stewart

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxxAIwU5htU

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Oussama vibre pour Whitney

Dans les moments où Oussama ne pensait pas à la destruction des Etats-Unis, il aurait voulu tuer Bobby Brown, le mari de Whitney Houston.

Eperdument amoureux de la chanteuse, il ne pouvait pas se l’ôter de sa tête. Ce témoignage publié dans le New York Post est dû à l’auteure d’origine soudanaise Kola Boof. Agée de 27 ans, elle s’exprime sur sa vie d’esclave sexuelle d’Oussama ben Laden. Elle prépare la sortie de son livre autobiographique, «Le journal d’une femme perdue».

fallait l'envoyer brailler "iiii wiiiiiill alwaaaayzzz love youuuuu" dans les grottes afghane, ça c'est de l'arme de destruction massive

Mina a écrit:

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Oussama vibre pour Whitney

Dans les moments où Oussama ne pensait pas à la destruction des Etats-Unis, il aurait voulu tuer Bobby Brown, le mari de Whitney Houston.

Eperdument amoureux de la chanteuse, il ne pouvait pas se l’ôter de sa tête. Ce témoignage publié dans le New York Post est dû à l’auteure d’origine soudanaise Kola Boof. Agée de 27 ans, elle s’exprime sur sa vie d’esclave sexuelle d’Oussama ben Laden. Elle prépare la sortie de son livre autobiographique, «Le journal d’une femme perdue».

fallait l'envoyer brailler "iiii wiiiiiill alwaaaayzzz love youuuuu" dans les grottes afghane, ça c'est de l'arme de destruction massive

arf.... avec les problemes de drogues de Whitney.... un rencontre avec le roi de l'opium d'afghanistan... ca serait pour perdre le dentier...

Bush last day celebration site:

http://www.bushslastday.com/

cool ! z'ont pas l'air de proposer des logos linkés pour les blogs, dommage, je vais chercher

Mina a écrit:

cool ! z'ont pas l'air de proposer des logos linkés pour les blogs, dommage, je vais chercher

si je n'etais pas en vacances je t'aiderais a chercher
(euh.... la connexion est par telephone... c'est pour ca que je ne peux pas venir tres souvent... ).

Le Big Brother américain

http://www.intelius.com/

on dirait un homme dans les restes du WTC.... avec un ordo.....

et bien c'est une statue:
http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/august2006/250806theman.htm

Les noirs contre les hispaniques!!

voila.. ils font des process pour discrimination pour ne pas parler Espagnol...
http://www.reddingnewsreview.com/newspages/2006newspages/black_activist_plans_spanish_law_06_09100058.htm



non mais... c'est quoi ca quand meme? english speaking country??? il y a pas de langage officiel aux USA (selon la loi..)

tout ça sous prétexte que les pauvres blacks sont défavorisés déjà pour apprendre l'anglais ?

attends moi je vais porter plainte car j'ai appris l'allemand pendant 10 ans et que ça me sert à rien car il faut parler le suisse-allemand si tu veux trouver du travail

Mina a écrit:

tout ça sous prétexte que les pauvres blacks sont défavorisés déjà pour apprendre l'anglais ?

attends moi je vais porter plainte car j'ai appris l'allemand pendant 10 ans et que ça me sert à rien car il faut parler le suisse-allemand si tu veux trouver du travail

oui voila....


non mais... il y a dans certaines communautes latinos et blacks des grandes problemes..... car les blacks dissent qu'ils ne s'en sortent pas car ils sont defavorises ou a cause du racisme etc... qu'ils n'ont pas les memes opportunites.... et les latinos arrivent sans rien et en quelques annees sont proprieteurs de business etc... Donc cela casse l'excuse des blacks..... il y a un fort esprit de concurrence entre les deux....
(a Miami c'est la cathastrophe entre les deux )

Poll: More Americans blame Bush for 9/11

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The percentage of Americans who blame the Bush administration for the September 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington has risen from almost a third to almost half over the past four years, a CNN poll released Monday found.

Asked whether they blame the Bush administration for the attacks, 45 percent said either a "great deal" or a "moderate amount," up from 32 percent in a June 2002 CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll.

But the Clinton administration did not get off lightly either. The latest poll, conducted by Opinion Research Corporation for CNN, found that 41 percent of respondents blamed his administration a "great deal" or a "moderate amount" for the attacks.

That's only slightly less than the 45 percent who blamed his administration in a poll carried out less than a week after the attacks.

Still, most Americans appear to be fatalistic, with more than half -- 57 percent -- saying they think that terrorists will "always find a way to launch attacks no matter what the U.S. government does."

The poll was carried out August 30 through September 2 by Opinion Research Corp. with 1,004 American adults questioned by telephone. The sampling error for the questions was 3 percentage points.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/09/11/911.poll/index.html

Alors.. on vient de decouvrir que le gouvernement de Bush payait 10 journalistes au sud de la Floride (de Radio Marti). mmmm je me dis que s'il payait ces journalistes la, on peut suppconner qu'il paie aussi d'autres ...

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10 Miami journalists take U.S. pay
At least 10 local journalists accepted U.S. government pay for programs on Radio Martí or TV Martí. El Nuevo Herald fired two of them Thursday for conflict of interest.
BY OSCAR CORRAL

At least 10 South Florida journalists, including three from El Nuevo Herald, received regular payments from the U.S. government for programs on Radio Martí and TV Martí, two broadcasters aimed at undermining the communist government of Fidel Castro. The payments totaled thousands of dollars over several years.

Those who were paid the most were veteran reporters and a freelance contributor for El Nuevo Herald, the Spanish-language newspaper published by the corporate parent of The Miami Herald. Pablo Alfonso, who reports on Cuba and writes an opinion column, was paid almost $175,000 since 2001 to host shows on Radio Martí and TV Martí. El Nuevo Herald freelance reporter Olga Connor, who writes about Cuban culture, received about $71,000, and staff reporter Wilfredo Cancio Isla, who covers the Cuban exile community and politics, was paid almost $15,000 in the last five years.

Alfonso and Cancio were dismissed after The Miami Herald questioned editors at El Nuevo Herald about the payments. Connor's freelance relationship with the newspaper also was severed.

Alfonso and Cancio declined to comment. Connor was unavailable for comment.

Jesús Díaz Jr., president of the Miami Herald Media Co. and publisher of both newspapers, expressed disappointment, saying the payments violated a ''sacred trust'' between journalists and the public.

''Even the appearance that your objectivity or integrity might have been impaired is something we can't condone, not in our business,'' Díaz said. ``I personally don't believe that integrity and objectivity can be assured if any of our reporters receive monetary compensation from any entity that he or she may cover or have covered, but particularly if it's a government agency.''

Other journalists receiving payments from the U.S. Office of Cuba Broadcasting, which runs Radio and TV Martí, included: Diario Las Americas opinion page editor Helen Aguirre Ferre and reporter/columnist Ariel Remos; Channel 41 news director Miguel Cossio; and syndicated columnist Carlos Alberto Montaner, whose opinions appear in the pages of El Nuevo Herald and The Miami Herald.

GOVERNMENT PROJECT

Radio and TV Martí are U.S. government programs created to promote democracy and freedom in Cuba. Their programming cannot be broadcast within the United States because of anti-propaganda laws. Radio and TV Martí have received $37 million this year.

The payments to journalists were discovered in documents recently obtained by The Miami Herald as a result of a federal Freedom of Information Request filed on Aug. 15.

OWN RESPONSIBILITY

Pedro Roig, the director of the Office of Cuba Broadcasting since 2003, said he has sought to improve the quality of news by, among other things, hiring more Cuban exile journalists as contractors. He said it's each journalist's responsibility to adhere to their own ethics and rules.

''We consider them to be good journalists, and people who were formed inside that system who got out [of Cuba] and adapted and made good,'' Roig said. ``In reality, I feel very satisfied.''

Journalism ethics experts called the payments a fundamental conflict of interest. Such violations undermine the credibility of reporters to objectively cover key issues affecting U.S. policy toward Cuba, they said.

Iván Román, executive director of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, said the payments from TV and Radio Martí posed a clear conflict of interest.

''It's definitely a line that journalists shouldn't be crossing,'' said Román, a former El Nuevo Herald journalist. ``It's clear the medium has a particular agenda. If they cover Cuban issues, it could be seen as a conflict.''

El Nuevo Herald Executive Editor Humberto Castelló said he hadn't been aware that the three writers were being paid by the federal government.

''I lament very much that I had not been informed before by them,'' Castelló said. ``We discussed the situation with them and they were both dismissed immediately.''

POPULAR FIGURES

The journalists involved are among the most popular in South Florida, and many were reporting on issues involving Radio or TV Martí for their news organizations.

Channel 41 reporter Juan Manuel Cao, who received $11,400 this year from TV Martí, made news in July when he confronted Castro during an appearance in Argentina by pressing the Cuban leader to explain why his government had not allowed a well-known doctor and dissident, Hilda Molina, to leave the island to visit her son in Argentina.

During the exchange, Castro openly questioned Cao if anyone was paying him to ask that question. The Cuban government has long contended that some South Florida Spanish-language journalists were on the federal payroll.

''There is nothing suspect in this,'' Cao said. ``I would do it for free. But the regulations don't allow it. I charge symbolically, below market prices.''

DEFENDS ROLE

Ferre, the opinion page editor for Diario las Americas, was paid $4,325 from 2001 to 2005. She said the payments did not compromise her journalistic integrity. She was paid to be a guest on TV Martí shows and said her point of view was never suppressed.

''Guests are being paid for their time that they have to take in order to be able to accommodate the program,'' she said.

Ethicists say that it's common for journalists to be compensated by other media outlets but not by the government, built on principles that espouse an independent press.

''This is such an obvious textbook case,'' said University of Florida journalism professor Jon Roosenraad. 'This is exactly like a business reporter during the day going out and moonlighting as a PR [public relations] person for a local company at night and then going back to the paper the next day and writing about `his' company.''

Total payouts since 2001 range from $1,550 to Radio Mambi commentator Ninoska Perez-Castellón to $174,753 for El Nuevo Herald's Alfonso, the government payment records show. The payments -- which range from $75 to $100 per appearance -- are to host or appear on the government-produced shows.

The Miami Herald's review of dozens of articles by the El Nuevo Herald journalists -- including several about TV Martí or Radio Martí -- found no instance in which the reporters or columnists disclosed that they had received payment.

Two ethics experts compared it to the case of Armstrong Williams in 2005, when it was revealed that the Bush administration had paid the prominent pundit to promote its education policy, No Child Left Behind, on his nationally syndicated television show.

Herald staff writers Jasmine Kripalani, Luisa Yanez, Casey Woods and Alfonso Chardy contributed to this report.
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/breaking_news/15466239.htm