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Friday, November 21, 2008

Is Big Brother Watching...

Is Big Brother Watching...well Big Brother has always been watching as long as you are not doing things that endanger the U.S. Constitution There should be no fear. I frankly set my itinerary up with the agencies in charge, unless you have secrets no worries, be happy, cautious and alert.
Here is and Alert Be Wise
Privacy & Rights:
Big Brother, May I?
Soon, You'll Need ...Uncle Sam's Permission to Travel Almost Anywhere
Last year, I wrote that if Uncle Sam gets his way, we'd all be on no-fly lists, unless the government gives us permission to leave - or re-enter - the United States.
That day has now arrived, but in addition to obtaining Big Brother's permission to travel internationally, a final rule pursuant to the U.S. Transportation Security Administration's "Secure Flight" initiative says we must now get it to travel from state-to-state."
At some point in the future, you'll need to reveal your name, gender, and date of birth when you make a domestic airline reservation. The airline will contact TSA to determine if you're cleared to board. If you're on any of TSA's watchlists (which include such deceased "terrorists" as Saddam Hussein, along with live ones such as Sen. Edward Kennedy), you'll need to provide an official document acceptable for federal identification purposes in order to travel.
Examples of acceptable identity documents are passports and the
"enhanced" driver's licenses required under the ill-fated "Real ID Act."
If you can't produce such a document, you can't board the plane.
This is the first time the U.S. government has restricted the right of sovereign citizens to travel inside the United States since the Civil War. And the TSA is imposing this restriction, despite numerous rulings from the Supreme Court indicating that you have a Constitutional right to travel.
According to the court, the right to travel is "not a mere conditional liberty subject to regulation and control under conventional due process or equal protection standards," but "a virtually unconditional personal right." International travel is specifically protected as well, for "Travel abroad, like travel within the country, may be necessary for a livelihood...Freedom of movement is basic to our scheme of values."
Further, the U.S. government has reiterated in its most recent report to the United Nations Human Rights Committee that, "...[I]n the United States, the right to travel—both domestically and internationally—is constitutionally protected." Perhaps it's time the government amend this declaration!
What this amounts to is essentially a reprise of the infamous "internal passport" system in effect in the former Soviet Union. In 1933, Soviet dictator Josef Stalin introduced "internal passports" that prohibited Soviet citizens from leaving their place of residence without permission.
Over time, the internal passport became the prime instrument of Soviet oppression over its citizens.
It's bad enough needing to ask Uncle Sam for permission to leave the United States, and to reenter it. But an internal passport is a blueprint for totalitarianism.
MARK NESTMANN, Privacy Expert &
President of The Nestmann Group
www.nestmann.com
“Is This True?” what's the diff...
If you're going out of country...?
Is this being preventive or protective?
Is this a question for the State Dept?

Bill Reilly Stirs up the pot..

iPortal..
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Help! I need somebody, not just anybody, I need love, love, love. Lyric from a Beatles' tune. [Sixties era]. When things were simple and Jim Crow was alive and well. To include the breaking down of a cultural way of Life. When right was being White or looking and having the name of a European descendent's
I heard that Mr Kanye West is looking
at doing some Beatles' tunes...
have you heard?
. “Let me know”..
Kanye...do this one...this one. http://shopping.yahoo.com/p:Beatles%20-%20She%20Loves%20You:1809744894;_ylt=Aisap90LjihpNeiw1zbfe2MbFt0A?clink=dmps/beatles_she_loves/ctx=mid:3,pid:1809744894,pdid:3,pos:2,spc:14489115,date:20081112,srch:kw,x: Hear's the scoop on the song if you have never hear it or you would like to hear She Loves You yeah,yeah, yeah.
Where was Jim Crow?
...answer if you can
Bill Reilly Stirs up the pot...with his scrip tic and divisive contraian philosophy.
See the dialog Provided by Twest Cart Analysis, YouTube, and course Bill Reilly. Speaking with Dr. Michael Eric Dyson and Dr. Marc Lamont Hill
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCvSjyZhLHk

Schumer to lotto off inaugural tickets

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Schumer to lotto off inaugural tickets
Good Idea? Bad Idea?
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Schumer to lotto off inaugural tickets...

Schumer to lotto off inaugural tickets

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Schumer to lotto off inaugural tickets
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Schumer to lotto off inaugural tickets...

Sunday, November 16, 2008

Inauguration Ball 2009

Thanks! Kenyada and thanks also to Brenda for this....

Inauguration Ball 2009
Guests began arriving early. There are no place cards and
no name tags. Everyone knows everyone else here. Now, there's a grand
foursome - Malcolm X and Betty Shabazz sharing laughs with Martin and Coretta
Scott King. Looks like Hosea Williams refused the limo again, keeping it
real. And my goodness; is that Rosa Parks out there on the dance floor
with A. Phillip Randolph? Seated at a nearby table, Frederick Douglass has a captive
audience in W.E.B. DuBois and Fannie Lou Hamer, and Medgar Evers has just joined them.
Marian Anderson was asked to sing tonight, but she only agreed to do it if
accompanied by Marvin Gaye, John Lennon and Jimi Hendrix.
Look, there's Harriet Tubman. No one knows how she arrived, but there she
is. And my guess is that, when the time comes, no one will see her leave.
There's Jackie Robinson swiftly making his way through
the hall as the crowd parts like the Red Sea to the unmistakable sound of
applause. "Run, Jackie, run!"Along the way he is embraced by Jessie Owens.
Three beautiful young women arrive with their escorts - Schwerner, Goodman and
Chaney. Ms. Viola Liuzzo flew in from Michigan, exclaiming, "I could not
miss this." Richard Pryor promised to be on his best behavior.
"But I can't make any guarantees for Redd Foxx and Moms Mabley," he
chuckled. Joe Louis just faked a quick jab to the chin of Jack Johnson, who smiled broadly
while slippingit. We saw Billy Eckstine and Nat King Cole greet Luther
Van Dross. James Brown and Josh Gibson stopped at Walter Payton's table
to say hello.
I spotted Congressman Adam Clayton Powell of Harlem having
a lively political discussion with Eldredge Cleaver. Pearl Harbor WWII
hero Dorey Miller shared a few thoughts with Crispus Attucks,
a hero of the Revolutionary War. And there is Madam C.J. Walker talking
with Marcus Garvey about exporting goods to Africa.
General Benjamin O. Davis flew into Washington safely with
an escort from the 99th Fighter Squadron - better known as The Tuskegee
Airman. At the table on the left are three formidable women - Shirley
Chisholm, Sojourner Truth, and Barbara Jordan - gathered for a little
girl-talk... about world politics. As usual, all the science nerds seem to have gathered off
in a corner, talking shop.
There's Granville T. Woods and Lewis Latimer needling each other about whose inventions are better. Someone jokingly asked Benjamin Banneker if he had needed directions to Washington. And George Washington Carver was overheard asking, "What, no peanuts?"
Dualing bands? Anytime Duke Ellington and Count Basie get
together, you knowthe place will be jumping. Tonight is special, of course,
so we have Miles, Dizzy, and Satchmo sitting in on trumpet, with Coltrane,
Cannonball, and Bird on sax. Everyone's attention is directed to the
dance floor where Bill "Bojangles" Robinson is tap dancing. Right beside
him is Sammy Davis Jr., doing his Bojangles routine. And behind his back, Gregory
Hines is imitating them both. Applause and laughter abound! The Hollywood
contingent has just arrived from the Coast. Led by filmmaker Oscar Micheau,
Paul Robeson, Cana a Lee, and Hattie McDaniel, they find their way to their
tables. DorothyDandridge, looking exquisite in gold lamé, is seen
signaling to her husband, Harold Nicholas, who is standing on the floor with brother
Fayard watching Gregory Hines dance. "Hold me back," quips
Harold, "before I show that youngster how it's done." Much laughter!
Then a sudden hush comes over the room.
The guests of honor have arrived.
The President and Mrs. Obama looked out across the enormous
ballroom at all the historic faces. Very many smiles, precious few dry eyes.
Someone shouted out, "You did it! You did it!"
And President Obama replied,
"No sir, you did it; you all - each and every one of you - did it.
Your guidance and encouragement; your hard work and perseverance. .."
Obama paused, perhaps holding back a tear.
"I look at your faces - your beautiful faces - and I
am reminded that The White House was built by faces that looked just like yours.
On October 3, 1792, the cornerstone of the White House was laid, and the
foundations and main residence of The White House were built mostly by both
enslaved and free African Americans and paid Europeans. In fact, most of
the other construction work was performed by immigrants, many of whom
had not yet become citizens. Much of the brick and plaster work was
performed by Irish and Italian immigrants. The sandstone walls were built by
Scottish immigrants. So, I guess what I'm trying to say is that The White House is,
ultimately, The People's House, with each President serving as its steward. Since 1792
The People have trimmed its hedges, mowed its
lawn, stood guard at the gate, cooked meals in the kitchen, and scrubbed its
toilet bowls. But 216 years later, The People are taking it back!
"Today, Michelle and I usher in a new era. But while
we and our family look toward the future with so much hope, we know that we must
also acknowledge fully this milestone in our journey. We want to thank each
and every one of you for all you have done to make this day possible. I
stand here before you, humbled and in awe of your accomplishments and
sacrifice, and I will dedicate my Presidency, in your honor, to the principles of
peace, liberty and freedom.
If it ever appears that I'm forgetting that, I know Ican count on you to remind me."
Then he pointed to me near the stage..."Kenyada, isn't it time for you to wake up for work?
Isn't it time for all of us to wake up and get to work?"
Suddenly I awake and sit up in bed with a knowing smile. My wife stirs and sleepily asks if I'm OK. "I've never been better," I replied, "Never better. It's gonna be a good day."
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by Kenyada
http://www.dailykos .com/story/ 2008/10/29/ 1643/9807/ 819/645987