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Russia Today likes Ron Paul
Submitted by gwar11d2 on Wed, 01/16/2008 - 09:26
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Finally, some "MSM" coverage that is good. (Russia Today visiting Arlington, Virginia's RP headquarters.) » |
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I'm a cold war baby...
And the extreme irony of a Russian-accented reporter accurately covering the US media's obvious bias is hitting me in waves...I think I need a bloody mary, and it's not even 10AM yet. Anyway, I haven't even been annoying my neocon friends at Newsbusters lately, but this makes me wanna go back and stir the pot. (And does anyone else find the Russian journalist very-attractive??) YUM!!!
JMR
Just spent 2 months in Russia. They say USA not a democracy
The Russians are laughing at our vote fraud and our media manipulation. It is only a matter of time before Putin makes a public speech about it.
The Italians: ditto
By the way, if any man thinks Russian women are particularly attractive to them, you need to Google the new IMBRA law that McCain pushed that forces you to submit to background checks just to be able to say hello on a normal but internationally oriented dating site.
Check out www.online-dating-rights.com to see that not one lawyer is volunteering to fund a pro bono challenge of this federal law and not one man is attempting to do a Pro Se challenge of this. This shocks me to the core because I would do this in a heartbeat if I did not have a stressful job that keeps me occupied all the time.
This background check provision completely blocks (inteferes) with communication between adults because the foreigners have to sign in writing that they read a background check but many foreigners do NOT visit websites to check their webmail very often. They want to get postal letters, phone calls from complete strangers but IMBRA makes it impossible for them to exercise their right to be contacted in the manner they want and at the level of "security" (paranoia) that they want.