"And those of us who manage the public's dollars will be held to account, to spend wisely, reform bad habits, and do our business in the light of day, because only then can we restore the vital trust between a people and their government." Reason TV looks back at Obama's 2009 inaugural address to see how well his rhetoric compares to his first four years in office. Produced by Meredith Bragg. About 90 seconds. For full text, links, and downloadable versions, go here: reason.com and subscribe to Reason TV's YouTube Channel to receive automatic updated when new material goes live. Music: Kool Kats by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Author: ReasonTV
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Obama Inaugural Rewind: Rhetoric vs Reality
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In a rare public appearance, The Obama Administration's Information Czar Cass Sunstein gave a lecture at the NYU Law School in NYC yesterday, prompting Luke Rudkowski of WeAreChange to attend. Watch as Luke confronts Sunstein multiple times on an academic paper he co-authored back in 2008 entitled "Conspiracy Theories" in which he called for cognitive infiltration of conspiracy groups by the government. You can download the paper for free here: ssrn.com SALON article that appears in video: www.salon.com *UPDATE* Infowars Article on Confrontation: www.infowars.com twitter.com http;//wearechange.org
"if things are not fixed and quick : "The cities are going to look like Dodge City. They're going to be uncontrollable. You're going to have gangs in control, motorcycle marauders. You're not going to have enough police or federalis, just like Mexico, to control the situation.New York City looks like Mexico City. If you have money or they think you're going to have money, you're going to be a target for a kidnapping. We're going to see major cities look like Calcutta. There is going to be the homeless, panhandlers, hookers.we are going to see petty thieves and we're going to see pick-pockets. And the other thing, even these — even these gated communities won't be safe, because you're going to see criminality — you're going to see gangs like you've never seen before. Listen, when people have nothing left to lose, and they've lost everything, they lose it. And now, you have a society — we're a dissenting society. I mean, you look at high school graduation rates — you have under 50 percent in major cities." www.trendsresearch.com www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv twitter.com www.facebook.com
Former Chief of CIA Bin Laden Unit Supports Ron Paul Views on foreign policies, and the war on terror. We are fighting a war on terrorist not a country. We are spending to much, and taxes are going to killing innocent people. We all blood on our hands, we need to change, REAL CHANGE!!!
Deployed Troops cover Adele "Rolling in the Deep" with amazing lead vocal by female soldier. Please make sure to watch some clips from the movie The Fence, a short film by some local guys out of Connecticut about an American family who loses their son in Iraq. God Bless the Troops and America
On the 9th anniversary of 9/11, the fault lines between the US and the Muslim world seem to have expanded. As America's internal cultural wars begin to affect its foreign policy, what are the options for President Obama? Which is the real US: The one that fights for Muslims in Iraq and Afghanistan, or the one that considers US Muslims as the enemy within? And have Osama bin Laden's hopes of driving a wedge between the US and the Muslim world become a reality?
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The case for why and how global events have already launched World War III.
Has Barack Obamas mantra for change translated to foreign policy success one year after he became the US President? Obama promised to break away from his predecessor George Bushs polices and rebuild ties with disgruntled allies and reach out to the Muslim world. Over the course of the year, his administration attempted to re-start the stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and engage with Iran and North Korea over their nuclear programmes. Obama also had to maintain a delicate alliance with Pakistan, deal with Chinas enormous economic clout and reconnect with former cold war foe Russia. In this episode of Riz Khan, we examine whether Obamas foreign policy agenda has been effective so far. Is it multilateral and can it repair the USs reputation around the world? Anand Naidoo is joined by academic and author Philip Bobbit, who served under three US Presidents; Stephen Walt, professor of international affairs at Harvard University; and Christopher Dickey, the Middle East Regional Editor for Newsweek Magazine.
One of the most stunning performances ever by a 47 year old. Susan Boyle from Scotland, who performed on Britains got talent, was on Larry King Live. Larry interviews Susan Boyle and also Piers Morgan, one of the judge from Britains Got Talent who praises Susan. She Even sings for Larry and Piers Morgan WOW !! WHAT A AMAZING VOICE. AMAZING !! AMAZING !! This is Part- 1 of 2 God Bless Her
