Keith Olbermann Special Comment FISA

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In a Presidency of hypocrisy, an Administration of exploitation, a labyrinth of leadership, in which every vital fact is a puzzle inside a riddle wrapped in an enigma hidden under a claim of executive privilege supervised by an idiot, this one is surprisingly easy.

President Bush has put, protecting the Telecom giants from the laws...ahead of protecting you from the terrorists.

He has demanded an extension of the FISA law, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, but only an extension that includes retroactive immunity for the Telecoms who helped him spy on us.

Congress has given him, and he has today signed, a fifteen day extension, which simply kicks the time bomb down the field, and has changed nothing of his insipid rhetoric, in which he portrays the Democrats as 'soft on terror' and getting in the way of his Superhuman efforts to protect the nation... when, in fact, and with bitter irony, if anybody is 'soft on terror' here it is Mr. Bush.

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[Oliviasgg]

Olbermann for president!! He is the only honest man on TV !!! and len1230, watch your filthy language!

[beeshor1]

Olbermann is why I watch MSNBC. This guy is the best.

[Flyyyy]

@JunkCCCP

Listen comrade. I'm not trying to write a dissertation here. I'll make simple for you.

How about this .."one thing leads to another". For socialism to take root, it has to start somewhere. It started with the Federal Income tax in the early 1900's. Then we got Social Security (slowly taking away our money for perceived "security"). Then welfare , medicaid , medicare. All things that were supposed to help us (poor idiots who can't take care of ourselves). Socialistic redistribution

[JunkCCCP]

@Flyyyy

I'm not living in "literalville", you just obviously have no idea what a communist society would be like. All you're doing is restating what you've already said, so you've obviously got nothing else to say on this issue.

You're using "getting blocked on Youtube" as an example of what socialism brings? What the hell does that have to do with the price of coffee in Bolivia? You're creating a ridiculous strawman argument. Hell, even a strawman has more substance than what you're saying.

[Flyyyy]

@JunkCCCP

Communism, and "their leaders", as few as they may have, are the "ruling class". Quit living in literalville.

And back to my original point, when Communism does eventually come, after socialism, then YES.....freedom of speech, like getting blocked on YouTube by MSNBC lovers will eventually happen.

[JunkCCCP]

@Flyyyy

LMAO.

Communism by definition has no "ruling class", it's a near-anarchistic classless and stateless (meaning no political systems or government) society.

I'm not saying that communism is the way to go, I'm just saying that you could at least spend 5 minutes Googling the terms you claim to understand before making a fool of yourself.

[Flyyyy]

@JunkCCCP

Sure do. Socialism leads to Communism. It's just one step behind. You must have socialism first, to destroy the middle class, so they have no money or political power, then Communism sweeps in, lead by the "Ruling Class".

Glad that ass got fired....AGAIN!

[JunkCCCP]

@Flyyyy

Christ, do you even know what socialism means?

[JunkCCCP]

@slamahammer

Lulz, like Fox News amirite?

[Rollercakes]

Thumbs up if you want to see Olbermann on Bieber! XD

[Flyyyy]

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This is what socialism brings people. wake up

[SirTimbo]

You guys really need to get more than 2 parties. Nader and Ron Paul would fit very nicely in there.