Coffee Party - How We Began - UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE VERSION

This version of the "How We Began" video for the Coffee Party movement has English captions in purple plus takes advantage of YouTube's auto translate function for non-native speakers of English (under the CC option), so everyone can understand the message.

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News & Politics

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• annabel
• park
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• subtitled
• translation
• auto
• translate
• tertia
• coffee
• party
• launch
• michael
• novak

[solimiansky]

she should have named it the Kimchi Party, Coffee party is such a joke. The only real change of politics in the USA, is that theyre missing the facts! GET RID OF THE TWO PARTY SYSTEM, GET RID OF THE FED, GET RID OF SERVING TIME EACH SENATOR GETS TO 3 YEARS AND THEY CAN ONLY RUN ONCE, BRING POWER BACK TO THE STATES

[coffeepartyusa]

You have the right ethnicity at least. Countless others have attacked Annabel for being "Chinese." (=

[PresidenteCamacho]

What does the Coffee Party represent exactly? We already know that the founder worked for the Obama campaign so it's hardly an independent movement. The Tea Party WAS an independent movement until phonies like Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin moved in to claim it as their own.

This coffee party is a joke.

[PureSoapCleans]

What an annoying woman, she is not convincing and I do not trust this pseudo party at all. I like the Tea Party, they represent me, not this coffee party want to be.

[sleepysalsa]

@WinstonAug Good analysis...yeah, even though I understood her overall message, some particular statements (such as the ones you've already pointed out) were blatantly illogical, unfortunately. Annabel Park could have done such a good job being a moderate, but not even that comes through well. I thought at one point she was going to say "trust the government."

[sleepysalsa]

@Venue0309 Oh, please....it has already been proven that the electoral system is basically rigged, especially with the advent of electronic voting machines. The best move that people can make in this arena is to withdraw their sanction & do something else (anything else) on "(s)election" day (like talk to their neighbors on virtue & the evils of the state. Please watch "The Truth About Voting."

[sleepysalsa]

And no, I do not like the Tea Partiers, since it has been proven that they are controlled opposition, especially via Glenn Beck & Sarah Palin.

[sleepysalsa]

First, the government has no role in issuing bailouts to anyone, period. Second, Congressmen are unfortunately paid by the corporate special interests that funded them into office in the first place (and provably too). Third, Congress' tyrannical actions (especially as of late) testify to too much "cooperation;" nevermind the fact that members now admit to not reading the bills (like the 2001 Patriot Act). If you could reply, I'd appreciate it.

[breal45]

i support Obstruction, when things like alcohol tax, gambling laws, tobacco tax, sales tax, and so on, are the 'solution'

[nmssis]

As a fellow Korean American....I am so embarrased by this scripted, fake and not-well-rehearsed speech. Btw, at least she's smart enough to keep the tellepromter off camera.

[nmssis]

@PureSoapCleans Tea Party, from what I understand began with Ron Paul. Please correct me if I'm incorrect. But now even the Tea Party has been infiltrated by the fake right wing puppets like Palin and Beck.

[nmssis]

@PresidenteCamacho I second the above remark....PC, don't know where you are from but I'm deep in the zombie land dominated by the democrat-zombies...and it's begining to creep me out!

[nmssis]

This is a CoIntelPro...people, don't fall for this and the Tea Party has already been penetrated by the same instigators.

Why? simply to keep us bounded by the lef/right wing paradigm since Dem/Rep parties have been discredited.

[Venue0309]

I don't believe the solution is boycott the election process. Unlike our founding fathers stuggle with England, we can vote. So there is no need for a revolution, in fact we would more than likely get tranny out of it instead of a better from of governance; that's what happened to the French revolution. Instead dialog of ideas and support for quality candiates is all that is needed. It's simple, and it's what people didn't spend anytime doing before they casted their votes before.