• December 21, 2004 | 9:43 a.m. ET
Time to separate the wheat from the chaff (Keith Olbermann)
SECURE UNDISCLOSED LOCATION —I’m on vacation again.
It is at once touching and scary that I should have to explain why I’m not posting or on television on a given week. Scary, of course, because the latest Gallup Poll which closed Sunday reports that 19% of Americans believe “incidents of fraud” decided, or helped to decide, last month’s election. The most intriguing part of that number is that more than a month ago, 18% of Americans believed there was something illegitimate about the vote.
more............http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6210240/
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QUOTE(demo @ Dec 21 2004, 01:41 PM)
• December 21, 2004 | 9:43 a.m. ET
SECURE UNDISCLOSED LOCATION —I’m on vacation again.
SECURE UNDISCLOSED LOCATION —I’m on vacation again.
Sheesh, Keith takes more vacations than Bush.
Olbermann response to programmer’s affidavit fails to ask tough questions, note Feeney ties
This from Keith Olbermann, the lone ‘reporter’ on the voting irregularity beat. Olbermann gets responses from Feeney, who seems to laugh at Curtis’ claims and gently threaten NBC with legal action.
Olbermann, however, gets some facts wrong – that Curtis was a ‘disgruntled’ employee is certainly in the eye of the beholder; on his departure, he was thrown a party and the company, Yang Enterprises, is said to have asked him to stay on. It’s certainly possible, however, that Curtis became a disgruntled employee long after he left.
more.....http://www.bluelemur.com/index.php?p=509
This from Keith Olbermann, the lone ‘reporter’ on the voting irregularity beat. Olbermann gets responses from Feeney, who seems to laugh at Curtis’ claims and gently threaten NBC with legal action.
Olbermann, however, gets some facts wrong – that Curtis was a ‘disgruntled’ employee is certainly in the eye of the beholder; on his departure, he was thrown a party and the company, Yang Enterprises, is said to have asked him to stay on. It’s certainly possible, however, that Curtis became a disgruntled employee long after he left.
more.....http://www.bluelemur.com/index.php?p=509
QUOTE(PaineInTheArse @ Dec 21 2004, 11:50 AM)
Sheesh, Keith takes more vacations than Bush.
Oh, no sweetie.
Bush is on a permanent vacation...(mental).
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Thus the evidence of a “fix” in Hocking is almost nil. The evidence of holes in the security of the voting system big enough to drive a full-sized scandal through, is conclusive.
So what semi went through? And who flagged him on?
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American Fascists have sought to outlaw Jews, Catholics, minorities, and Republicans. Also, the sun rises in the east, and two and two still makes - even if somebody from a Blue State tells you this— four.
You gotta love Keith!
Keith works even when he says he is on vacation.
Keith is starting to depress me. I feel like he's winding things
down with this article.
down with this article.
QUOTE(Buster0001 @ Dec 21 2004, 03:28 PM)
Keith is starting to depress me. I feel like he's winding things
down with this article.
down with this article.
Dont freet. Tonights show will more than likely have updates. Espeically with the rebuttal printed above. It's just the beginning of another p%ssing contest.
QUOTE(demo @ Dec 21 2004, 11:55 AM)
Olbermann response to programmer’s affidavit fails to ask tough questions, note Feeney ties
This from Keith Olbermann, the lone ‘reporter’ on the voting irregularity beat. Olbermann gets responses from Feeney, who seems to laugh at Curtis’ claims and gently threaten NBC with legal action.
Olbermann, however, gets some facts wrong – that Curtis was a ‘disgruntled’ employee is certainly in the eye of the beholder; on his departure, he was thrown a party and the company, Yang Enterprises, is said to have asked him to stay on. It’s certainly possible, however, that Curtis became a disgruntled employee long after he left.
more.....http://www.bluelemur.com/index.php?p=509
This from Keith Olbermann, the lone ‘reporter’ on the voting irregularity beat. Olbermann gets responses from Feeney, who seems to laugh at Curtis’ claims and gently threaten NBC with legal action.
Olbermann, however, gets some facts wrong – that Curtis was a ‘disgruntled’ employee is certainly in the eye of the beholder; on his departure, he was thrown a party and the company, Yang Enterprises, is said to have asked him to stay on. It’s certainly possible, however, that Curtis became a disgruntled employee long after he left.
more.....http://www.bluelemur.com/index.php?p=509
Blogged by Brad on 12/22/2004 @ 11:52am PT...
Disgruntled Employee...of the Year!
We have really been trying our best to help the mainstream media folks like Keith Olbermann at MSNBC, Kim Zetter at Wired Magazine and Adam Smith at The St. Petersburg Times.
All of them have passed on, without any supporting evidence, the charges by Yang Enterprises, Inc (YEI) attorney -- and former law partner of Tom Feeney -- Michael O'Quinn (of "Fowler & O'Quinn" nee "Fowler, Barice, Feeney & O'Quinn), that Clint Curtis was a "disgruntled employee".
more.....http://www.bradblog.com/archives/00001070.htm
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