Real Time New Rules June 5, 2009
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Real Time's New Rules for June 5, 2009.
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Imagine there's no Heaven
It's easy if you try
No hell below us
Above us only sky
Imagine all the people
Living for today
Imagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too
Imagine all the people
Living life in peace
You may say that I'm a dreamer
But I'm not the only one
I hope someday you'll join us
And the world will be as one
John Lennon
An interesting concept, Bill!
Give peace (piece) a chance!
Nice play on words. You made me laugh out loud.
from Bill. I have to say though that the only time I see him is when something is posted on C & L.
..all we ever seem to do is listen to or comment on hypocrisy. After all this time, you hope people are listening and rejecting the hypocrites in the political and religious arenas. After all this time, people still give credence to the limpbaughs, o'reillys and gibsons and must think that their hypocrisy is OK or a minor thing.
Imagine a day when the hypocrites are turned away from the church (television)by everyone.
He needs to not laugh so much at his own jokes. Otherwise that was very good. Definitely linkable. Maher must be happy. He's in a target rich environment with these assholes out there.
Here's a scary short vid by Max Blumenthal et al. I hope the link works.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?eurl=http%3A%2F%...
Joseph Dana, one of the co-creators of the video above, has written the following to explain why he and Max Blumenthal made the video, and what he thinks it shows:
"Max and I went on to the streets of Jerusalem at ten o’clock on a Wednesday to ascertain the feelings of the young population about Obama’s upcoming speech in Cairo. As is often the case, the streets of central Jerusalem were not filled with native Israelis but American Jews. Doubtlessly anyone who has visited Jerusalem has encountered the droves of American Jewish kids that are sent to Israel to study for a period of time from Teaneck or Westchester. We asked people a simple question, “What do you think of Obama and Israel?”
Most of the people that we talked to were dual American Israeli citizens. The answers in this video reflect the education and worrisome perspectives that many American Jews harbor towards Israeli politics. The sense of entitlement that the American Jewish community has when it comes to Israeli policy is on full raw display in the words of these young adults.
Based on our interviews these people were from high socio economic backgrounds and had developed thoughts about current Israeli politics. The question is why more journalists are not covering this story. All you have to do is walk the streets of Jerusalem and you will find dozens of people that harbor the same beliefs. As a resident of Jerusalem, I can say that the people represented in this video are not members of a fringe group or simply drunk college kids. These people reflect the sentiments shared by many people in this country and this city. These people and their families are the core of the opposition to meaningful peace between Israel and her neighbors. This is what Obama is up against."
You get shortchanged if you only see a short clip, the whole show is good, and he has a pretty diverse lineup of guests sometimes.
http://www.billshow.net/
Last weeks show featured Heather Wilson ( former R-NM) and John Bolton.
And Bolton was just as much of an overbearing neanderthal in person as he was as ambassador. And I could barely stand to look at the woman from NM with that fake assed, right wing perma-grin that screams intolerance
Much appreciated! Bill always gives me a laugh.
I stumbled across this clip, which figures, as I just got HBO for free 2 weeks ago and can now watch his show.
...that you are required to install tracking software for IE in order to watch. Thanks but no thanks.
Well, then, I guess I wouldnt either.
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It needs music.
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That was 100 types of funny. I was in tears while watching it.
Some of his New Rules segments are better than others. The opening jokes were pretty good, but the religion monologue at the end was scattered and unfocused. Pretty much all of the points he made were good ones, but he kept jumping from point to point without making any real effort to tie them all together.
So, not bad by any means, but weak at the end.
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