Showing posts with label LEFTY MEDIA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LEFTY MEDIA. Show all posts

Saturday, July 28, 2012

Obama was always a socialist... A younger Obama considered his first employer, “the enemy”. The Freaking Press did not want to find all this that was there then as it is NOW... ASSHOLES ( All of them ! )

A younger Obama considered his first employer, “the enemy”

While the President continues to bristle at the notion that people should pay attention to his “You didn’t build that” comments and his supporters insists we’re reading too much into it, a look at Barack Obama’s younger self tells a different story. Just how does he view business owners and capitalists in general? One peek into the inner thought process which formed his world view can be found in a book released earlier this year by David Maraniss titled, Barack Obama: The Story. I confess I missed this one when it came out, but a friend has been reading it and pointed out some rather telling passages, particularly in light of the recent flap. But I wasn’t the only one to notice, nor the first. The Washington Examiner’s Byron York picked up on it last month.
Obama spent very little time in business, but he did have a job at a company called Business International for about a year after he graduated from Columbia University in 1983. The book contains new details about the future president’s brief stint in corporate America.
Obama was a low-level editor in Reference Services, working on reports describing economic conditions in various foreign countries. By all accounts, he disliked the work, not just because it was pedestrian and boring, but because it was in business.
“He calls it working for the enemy,” Obama’s mother, Ann, wrote after a phone conversation with her son, “because some of the reports are written for commercial firms that want to invest in [Third World] countries.”
The book goes on to point out that this information came from a letter his mother wrote to her mentor, Alice Dewey, in Honolulu. In addition to that call, Maraniss notes that the same theme was repeated in a call to this then girlfriend.
“Obama wrote a letter to his former girlfriend, Alex McNear, during that period, the last he would write to her. As in his telephone conversation with his mother, he expressed a distaste for the corporate world. He wrote Alex on Business International stationery, but crossed out the logo on the envelope and scribbled in his own address on West 114th Street.”
But wait… the book has a few other goodies. While it’s true that Obama did work briefly at B.I. and mentions it in his memoir, Dreams From My Father, his description of his position there was, shall we say, a case of taking a bit of literary license at best. (Taken from page 484 of the hardcover version of Barack Obama: The Story.)
“In his book Obama described B.I. as a ‘consulting house’ to multinational corporations. ‘I had my own office, my own secretary, money in the bank,’ he wrote. ‘Sometimes, coming out of an interview with Japanese financiers or German bond traders, I would catch my reflection in the elevator doors – see myself in a suit and tie, a briefcase in my hand – and for a split second, I would imagine myself as a captain of industry, barking out orders, closing the deal, before I remembered who it was that I wanted to be and felt pangs of guilt for my lack of resolve.’ It was an exaggeration to define B.I. as a consulting house. One of his former colleagues described it as ‘a small company that published newsletters on international business. . . . It was a bit of a sweatshop. . . . Sure we all wished we were high-priced consultants to internationals.’ Another called it ‘high school with ashtrays.’ Obama’s office was the size of a cubicle, barely large enough to fit a desk, and faced an interior hallway; he had no secretary, and the dress code was informal; people in his position rarely if ever wore suits. ‘He dressed like a college kid,’ said Lou Celi, who had an image in his mind’s eye of Obama coming to work now and then in white pants. One colleague remembered Obama wearing the same dark pants, nondescript shirt, and narrow tie day after day, like a uniform.”
None of this is illegal, of course, nor even immoral. But it does provide a yet another look into the formative process that the President went through as a young man, which certainly speaks to his opinions later in life. Is it really such a stretch to assert that he’s not exactly a fan of private business and capitalism? B.I. was self-described as a firm with a goal, “to advance profitable corporate and economic growth in socially desirable ways.” And this is the company which, after giving the young Obama a job, he described as, “The Enemy.”
I’ll leave it to you to make the call. Then again, I’m a well known trouble maker so I’m probably reading too much into this too, right?

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

George Soros-Backed SuperPAC Targeting Allen West Confidential Memo Leaked

Soros-Backed SuperPAC Targeting Allen West Confidential Memo Leaked

By Javier Manjarres
By Javier Manjarres
The ‘Dump West’ Super PAC, backed by George Soros himself, is taking aim at Conservative Congressman Allen West. As we reported earlier, a “top national Democrat operative has been retained by a new George Soros-backed super-PAC to target Congressman Allen West for defeat this November.”
 The Super PAC has been christened “Dump West” and is expected to file with the Federal Election Commission early next week.  Sources have told The Shark Tank that a website along with a targeted web advertising campaign will soon be launched.  Democratic House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi asked former Congressman Larry Smith, who’s now working as a lobbyist, to help line up initial funding for the group. West is said to be at the top of Pelosi’s hit list.
 Sources have also us that left wing billionaire George Soros is among those who committed to a $5 million war chest to defeat West. “It’s not surprising that the hard Left is seeking to beat West”  said Florida Tea Party leader Eric Von Tausch “West’s a conservative hero.”-(Source-Soros SuperPAC)
 Our source has confirmed that the PAC will indeed file early next week, most probably on Tuesday, and hope to immediately start fundraising.
Now the Shark Tank has obtained the actual ‘Confidential Memorandum” that was circulated among “Interested Parties.

Here is the Memo



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Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Brad Pitt's mom in fear after slamming Obama ..IF THE LEFT DOES IT... WHY ARE WE SO WEAK ?? WE MUST DO THE SAME WHEN THEY SPEAK OUT AGAINST OUR VALUES! ... Brad Pitt’s mom in fear after slamming Obama!!

WND EXCLUSIVE

Brad Pitt's mom in fear after slamming Obama

Welcome to the Death Camp of Tolerance.
Jane Pitt is the mother of actor Brad Pitt. On Tuesday, the Springfield News-Leader published her letter in support of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Via Life News:
Any Christian who does not vote or writes in a name is casting a vote for Romney’s opponent, Barack Hussein Obama — a man who sat in Jeremiah Wright’s church for years, did not hold a public ceremony to mark the National Day of Prayer, and is a liberal who supports the killing of unborn babies and same-sex marriage.
Gasp! A pro-life Christian who doesn’t support gay marriage? Time for the Left’s self-proclaimed arbiters of tolerance to teach her a lesson with their hateful, misogynist slurs and death wishes.
THIS IS WHAT THE LEFT POSTED ABOUT HER!!

Thursday, July 5, 2012

TIME WARNER OWNS HBO ...AND WHOLE LOT OF OTHER LEFTY MEDIA OUTLETS.

TIME WARNER OWNS HBO ...AND WHOLE LOT OF OTHER LEFTY MEDIA OUTLETS.

We Must expose them and boycott them.
Time Warner Company
One Time Warner Center New York, NY 10019
Voice (212) 484-8000
http://http//www.timewarner.com/
1898
Henry Luce, son of an American missionary, is born in China
1918
The four Warner Brothers, Jack, Albert, Harry and Samuel, open their first West Coast studio
1921
Luce and Yale classmate Briton Hadden begin working together as reporters for The Baltimore News
1923
The four brother's film distribution and production business is incorporated and called Warner Brothers Pictures Inc.
1923
Luce and Hadden use the $86,000 they raised to release Time magazine. Hadden becomes editor while Luce serves as business manager
1927
Warner Brothers film production releases the first "talkie" Al Jolson's The Jazz Singer
1928
First Time Man-of-the-Year features Charles Lindbergh
1929
Hadden dies of a streptococcus infection. Luce takes over as Time editor
1930
Fortune magazine is launched by Luce as part of Time Inc.
1931
March of Time radio program first airs
1934
Luce launches Architectural Forum
1935
March of Time newsreel first runs its first newsreel
1936
Life magazine is launched
1937
Detective Comics (DC) is created
1938
Ted Turner born in Cincinnati, OH
1940
Bugs Bunny appears for the first time in a Warner Brothers' short A Wild Hare
1942
arch of Time became straight news program
1944
Leon Schlesinger sells his cartoon studio (Looney Tunes) to Warner
1947
Jack Warner testifies before House Committee on Un-American Activities
1948
Warner Brothers sells film library to MGM. The Supreme Court's anti-trust Paramount Decree forces movie studios to divest themselves from owning theaters
1950
Elektra Records is founded by a college student, Jac Holzman
1952
House and Home magazine launched. Time makes first investment in television industry by purchasing KOB-TV Albuquerque, NM
1954
Sports Illustrated is launched
1958
Warner Bros. Records is founded. Label is later called WEA (Warner/Elektra/Atlantic)
1960
Brown University expels Ted Turner
1961
Time-Life Inc. is formed to be Time Inc.'s book division
1963
Ted Turner's father Ed commits suicide because of financial difficulties. Ted takes over family's billboard business
1963
Animation division at Warner closed. Frank Sinatra sells his Reprise record label to Warner Brothers
1967
Henry Luce dies in Phoenix, Arizona
1967
Seven Arts Ltd. buys Warner Brothers for $84 million. Company becomes known as Warner-Seven Arts. Warner Seven-Arts purchases Atlantic Records
1967
New Line Cinema formed
1967
Kinney National Company, a funeral parlor conglomerate purchases D.C. Comics and All-American Comics. Kinney also buys Ashley Famous talent agency
1968
Time-Life Inc. acquires Little, Brown and Company
1969
Kinney National Company acquires Warner-Seven Arts and in 1972 renames the company Warner Communications Inc.
1970
Holzman sells his Elektra Records to Warner Communications
1970
Turner purchases Atlanta UHF television station, WJRJ, renaming it WTCG (Turner Communications Group)]
1972
Time Inc. buys Home Box Office (HBO) from Charles Dolan. HBO transmits first programming to 365 subscribers in Wilkes-Barre, PA. Money magazine launched
1974
People magazine launched
1976
Ted Turner purchases Major League Baseball's Atlanta Braves. Turner Broadcasting's WTCG becomes cable television's first Superstation as it is beamed via satellite to cable homes across the country
1976
Video game pioneer Nolan Bushnell sells Atari to Warner Communications for $28 million.
1977
Turner Communications Group purchases the National Basketball Association's Atlanta Hawks. Turner wins yachting's America's Cup
1978
Warner Communications acquires cable operator American Television & Communications (ATC)
1979
Turner Communications Group becomes Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. WTCG is renamed WTBS
1980
The first 24-hour, all-news network, CNN, is launched with 1.7 million subscribers
1982
Turner Broadcasting launches CNN Headline News and thwarts a takeover attempt by Westinghouse
1984
Warner Communications sells most of its stake in Atari off to Jack Tramiel, deposed president of Commodore Computers.
1986
Time acquires Scott Foresman & Company book publishing unit
1986
Turner Broadcasting buys MGM library of movies and television shows
1987
Warner acquires Chappell Music
1988
TNT cable network launched
1989
Time Warner Inc. is formed after Time merges with Warner Communications
1989
Publishing houses Scott Foresman and Little, Brown sold off to Harper Row
1990
Entertainment Weekly is launched
1991
The Internet bulletin-board system Quantum Computer Services changes name to America Online. Steve Case is one of the company's founders
1991
The Tribune Company receives a 9% stake in AOL after making a $5 million investment in the company
1992
Gerald Levin takes control of Time Warner after death of Steven J. Ross. New York 1 News launched
1992
America Online becomes a publicly traded company
1992
Turner Broadcasting launches Cartoon Network
1993
Turner Broadcasting System merges with Castle Rock and New Line
1994
AOL reaches 1 million subscribers
1994
Turner Classic Movies is launched
1994
Warner/Chappell Music becomes the world's largest music publisher after it acquires CPP/Belwin
1994
In Style magazine is launched
1994
Edgar Bronfman Jr.'s Seagram company acquires a 14.5% stake in Time Warner
1995
AOL launches services in Europe. AOL purchases WebCrawler
1995
Time Warner acquires Houston Industries
1995
WB network broadcast network is launched
1996
Telecommunications Act of 1996. Time Warner acquires Turner Broadcasting System
1997
Time Warner sells American Lawyer magazine to investment bankers Wasserstein Perella
1997
AOL acquires CompuServe and ICQ
1998
AOL acquires Netscape
1999
AOL acquires Spinner, Winamp, SHOUTcast and DMS
1999
Turner acquires a National Hockey League expansion franchise. The Atlanta Thrashers begin play in 1999
2000
AOL acquires MapQuest
2000
Time Warner makes deal with Tribune Company for Times Mirror magazines that include Golf, Ski, Skiing, Field & Stream, and Yachting
2000
AOL and Time Warner announce their $183 billion merger. The largest corporate merger in history is finalized in January of 2001. The world's largest media and entertainment company changes name to AOL Time Warner
2001
AOL Time Warner acquires the United Kingdom's top magazine publisher, IPC Media, from Cinven for $1.67 billion.
2002
AOL Time Warner buys out AT&T's stake in Time Warner Entertainment. AOL-Time Warner then created its own cable operation while AT&T merged with Comcast.
2003
Steve Case steps down as AOL Time Warner chairman. Dick Parsons replaces Case. AOL Time Warner reports $54.24 billion quarterly loss. Company changes name back to Time Warner
2004
Time Warner sells the Atlanta Hawks, Atlanta Thrashers, and Philips Arena to a local investment group
2004
The Time Warner Center opens
2004
Time Warner finalizes deal to sell the WEA CD and DVD manufacturing division to Cinram International. The company agrees to sell Warner Music Group (including its record labels Warner Brothers, Atlantic, Elektra and music publishing division Warner Chappell) to private investor group led by Edgar Bronfman, Jr.
2005
Ex-executive chairman Steve Case resigns from Time Warner board
2005
Time Warner donated the maximum contribution of $250,000 to George W. Bush's second presidential inauguration
2006
Global publishing company Hachette Book Group USA (HBG) acquired the Time Warner Book Group from Time Warner
2007
New CEO Jeffrey Bewkes considers such cost-trimming measures as selling AOL and Time Inc
2008
Michael Lynne and Bob Shaye, o-chairmen and CEOs of New Line Cinema, resign from their positions, protesting Bewkes' alleged plans to dissolve the movie studio into Warner Bros. and thus cut costs
Home Box Office (HBO)
HBO
HBO Asia
HBO Central Europe
HBO Domestic and International Program Distribution
HBO Go
HBO Home Entertainment
HBO Latin America
HBO Mobile International (United Kingdom, Japan, Cyprus, Greece)
HBO On Demand
HBO On Demand International (Israel, United Kingdom, Japan, Cyprus, Greece)
Cinemax
MAX Go
Cinemax On Demand
E! Latin America Channel
Turner Broadcasting System
Adult Swim
Boomerang
Cartoon Network
Cartoon Network Asia Pacific
Cartoon Network Europe
Cartoon Network Japan
Cartoon Network Latin America
CNN/U.S.
CNN.com
CNN Airport Network
CNN en Español
CNN International
CNN Mobile
CNN Newsource
CNNRadio
Fashion TV
HTV
Infinito
Japan Image Communications Co., Ltd. (JIC)
Tabi Channel
Mondo TV Channel
HLN
HLN in Asia Pacific
HLN in Latin America
I-SAT
Much Music
NASCAR.com
Peachtree TV
PGA.com
PGATour.com
Pogo
TBS
TCM Asia Pacific
TCM Canada
TCM Europe
TCM Classic Hollywood in Latin America
TheSmokingGun.com
TNT HD
TNT Latin America
Tooncast
Toonami
truTV
Turner Classic Movies
Turner Network Television
Joint Ventures
BOING
Cartoon Network Korea
CETV
CNN.co.jp (Japanese)
CNN.de (German)
CNN-IBN
CNNj
CNNMoney.com
CNN Türk
Imagine
Lumière
Showbiz
Warner Channel
Zee/Turner
Warner Bros. Entertainment
DC Entertainment
DC Direct
DC Universe
MAD Magazine
Vertigo
Wildstorm Productions
New Line Cinema
Warner Bros. Consumer Products
Warner Bros. International Cinemas
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group
Warner Bros. Advanced Digital Services
Warner Bros. Anti-Piracy Operations
Warner Bros. Digital Distribution
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Warner Bros. Technical Operations
Warner Home Video
Warner Premiere
Warner Bros. Pictures Group
Warner Bros. Pictures
Warner Bros. Pictures International
Warner Bros. Studio Facilities
Warner Bros. Television Group
Warner Bros. Animation
The CW Television Network
Studio 2.0
Telepictures Productions
Warner Bros. Television
Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution
Warner Bros. International Branded Services
Warner Bros. International Television Distribution
Warner Bros. International Television Production
Warner Horizon Television
Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures
Time Inc.
All You
Coastal Living
Cooking Light
Entertainment Weekly
Essence
Fortune
Fortune Asia
Fortune Europe
Golf Magazine
Health
InStyle
Money
People
People Country
People en Español
People StyleWatch
Real Simple
Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated Kids
Southern Living
Sunset
This Old House
Time For Kids
Time Asia
Time Atlantic
Time Australia
Time U.S.
Time Inc. Digital Only
CelebrityBabyBlog.com
CNNMoney.com
FanNation.com
LIFE.com
MyHomeideas.com
MyRecipes.com
StyleFeeder.com
Grupo Editorial Expansión
Balance
Chilango
Chilango.com
CNNExpansión.com
CNN México
Cronosº
Dinero Inteligente
ELLE
Endless Vacation
Expansión
IDC
IDC Online
InStyle
Life and Style
Loop
Manufactura
Medio Tiempo
Metros Cubicos
Obras
Quién
Quo
Revolution
Travel & Leisure, Mexico
Vuelo
IPC Media
25 Beautiful Homes
Amateur Gardening
Amateur Photographer
Angler's Mail
Beautiful Kitchens
Chat
Chat-It's Fate
Chat Passion
Classic Boat
Country Homes & Interiors
Country Life
Cycle Sport
Cycling Active
Cycling Weekly
Decanter
Essentials
European Boat Builder
Eventing
Golf Monthly
Homes & Gardens
Horse
Horse & Hound
IBI
Ideal Home
InStyle (U.K.)
Livingetc
Look
Marie Claire
Motor Boat & Yachting
Motor Boats Monthly
MBR -- Mountain Bike Rider
NME
Now
Nuts
Pick Me Up
Practical Boat Owner
Racecar Engineering
Rugby World
Shooting Times & Country Magazine
Shootinguk
Soaplife
Sporting Gun
Superyacht Business
Superyacht World
The Field
The Shooting Gazette
TV & Satellite Week
TV Easy
TVTimes
Uncut
VolksWorld
VW Camper & Bus
Wallpaper*
What Digital Camera
What's on TV
Woman
Woman&Home
Woman's Own
Woman's Weekly
World Soccer
Yachting Monthly
Yachting World
IPC Digital Only
goodtoknow.co.uk
goodtoknow recipes
housetohome.co.uk
TrustedReviews.com
mousebreaker.com
YBW.com
Time Warner Investments Group
Admeld
BroadLogic
Double Fusion
Everyday Health
Exent
Gaia Online
Glu Mobile
Meebo
Si TV
Simulmedia
Tremor Media
Visible World
Time Warner Global Media Group
Other
Flixster

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Wednesday, July 4, 2012

LEFTIST MEDIA INFILTRATES CABEL TOO

HBO Now Targeting Fox News’ Roger Ailes With TV Movie Produced By MSNBC Rivals

By NIKKI FINKE | Wednesday July 4, 2012 @ 3:30pm PDT
Roger Ailes HBO
EXCLUSIVE: HBO appears obsessed by GOP Conservatives. There have been movies about the 2000 Bush vs Gore election standoff and Sarah Palin and most recently a TV series featuring George W Bush’s severed head. As if that programming weren’t partisan enough, HBO has now done a secret deal for an Untitled Roger Ailes Project. It’s based on the upcoming manuscript by media writer Gabriel Sherman who has written two cover stories for New York magazine on Ailes and Fox News, including his mammoth article “The Elephant In The Green Room” which came out a little more than a year ago and prompted complaints from the Fox News CEO. Last year, Sherman signed a book contract with Random House which at one point was tentatively titled “The Loudest Voice in the Room: An Inside Account of the Rise of Fox News” but isn’t formally titled now. I’ve also learned that executive producing this latest HBO project are two of Ailes’ competitors: Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, the co-hosts of MSNBC‘s Morning Joe. The deal was negotiated by WME Entertainment, the Hollywood agency run by Ari Emanuel who is a Democratic activist (and the brother of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, the former Obama White House chief of staff).
Related: EMMYS: Julianne Moore On ‘Game Change’
None of this has been announced yet because sources tell me Sherman is still researching the book and plans to finish writing it by the end of the summer for a 2013 publishing date. “Nothing much to say. No book yet to read. No script. We’ll wait to see what the script looks like and then decide whether to develop further,” a cagey HBO exec explained to me. It’s commonplace for Time Warner’s premier pay TV channel to sign up books before they’re published and then turn them into TV movies. In this TV movie, a source tells me, ”HBO prefers to take on Fox News through Ailes. The idea is that it should make Fox News look like a Mafia, and you get into this through Ailes, sidestepping Murdoch, not approaching the story head on.”
While Sherman works on his book, the New York Daily News recently reported that Ailes was helping conservative writer Zev Chafets fast-track a book about Ailes and the cable-news network “because he’s worried about the exhaustively reported book that New York magazine contributing editor Gabriel Sherman is writing on the same subject.” In 2010, Chafets published the praisery Rush Limbaugh: An Army of One. “Given the author’s perspective and the cooperation he’s getting, one source characterized Chafets’ book ‘as a way for Ailes to scoop Sherman,’” the Daily News write. “The depth of Sherman’s reporting has ratcheted up the 71-year-old Ailes’ anxiety levels because he’s preoccupied with his legacy these days.” The Daily News reported that Fox News has granted extensive access to Chafets, whose book is being published by Penguin’s conservative Sentinel imprint in the fall.
Editor-in-Chief Nikki Finke - tip her here.

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