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“Un poet fusese intr-o zi chemat de un puternic al zilei sa-i dea bani sa scoata o foaie. I se daduse o suma de o suta de mii de lei. N-apucase el sa publice primul numar din ziar, si adversarul acelui om politic ii trimisese poetului un mesaj prin care il invita sa stea impreuna de vorba de o chestiune importanta.Marele poet se duse.
,,Domnule, cica i-ar fi spus acesta, dumneata poet atat de insemnat, sa te inhami la cadrul politic al unor astfel de oameni?”
“Ce oameni?” a raspuns poetul indignat.
“Cum, dar nu-ti dai seama? Sa faci un ziar cu astfel de indivizi deocheati te compromiti dfinitiv”
“De ce deocheati? se mirase poetul. Sunt baieti buni, unii sunt doctori la Paris..Ehe!”
“Asculta, n-ar fi mai bine sa nu te bagi dumneata in politia, ci sa faci asa o revista literara, in care sa discutati, voi astia oameni de…

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Democracy Now – Election 2012 Silenced Majority Tour (bring elections back to the polls NOW!)

 

Democracy Now – Election 2012 Silenced Majority Tour (click to access the schedule)

Democracy Now! is on the road for a 100-city tour, starting with the Republican National Convention in Tampa and the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, running up to Election Day. We’ll travel through many of the electoral swing states, going beyond the mainstream      (More)

 

Third Party Candidates Join in Real Time on Democracy Now!’s Live Coverage of Presidential Debate

Third Party Candidates Join in Real Time on Democracy Now!’s Live Coverage of Presidential Debate

As President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney square off in their first debate tonight, Democracy Now! will broadcast live from Denver with a special expanded presidential debate from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. ET. We will air the Obama/Romney debate, pausing after questions to include equal time responses from two presidential contenders who were shut out of the official debate: Jill Stein of the Green Party and Rocky Anderson of the Justice Party.

Stream our special 3-hour show on the Democracy Now! livestream or tune in on television on Link TV (DISHNetwork Channel 9410 or DirecTV Channel 375) or on Free Speech TV (DISH Network Channel 9415 or DirecTV Channel 348).

Click here to see all of our coverage of Election 2012.

Access “Democracy Now!” here (also new Widget can help you in the future: Get involved!

Access “Democracy Now!” Here

estate-tax-analysis-oct12 (from OMB Watch.org)

Extending Current Estate Tax Rates May Force Spending
Cuts in Education and Health in 2013  (click to read the report)

Extending Current Estate Tax Rates May Force Spending Cuts in Education and Health in 2013

JFK on Imposing our Will on the World

 

A short clip from President John F. Kennedy‘s November 16, 1961 speech at the University of Washington.

 

JFK on the Separation of Church and State

 

Uploaded by JFKLF on Aug 1, 2007

Senator John F. Kennedy speaking before the Greater Houston Ministerial Association at the Rice Hotel in Houston, Texas on September 12, 1960.
Copyright: Kennedy Library Foundation

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Kennedy-Nixon First Presidential Debate, 1960 (1960-2012)

 

On September 26, 1960, Senator John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard Nixon stood before an audience of 70 million Americans—two-thirds of the nation’s adult population—in the first nationally televised Presidential debate. This first of four debates held before the end of October gave a vast national audience the opportunity to see and compare the two candidates, and ushered in a new age of Presidential politics. 

Film footage © John F. Kennedy Library Foundation. 

For more archival videos from the 1960 Presidential Campaign, go tohttp://www.youtube.com/JFKLF

For more information on the 1960 Presidential Campaign, go tohttp://www.jfklibrary.org/Historical+Resources/JFK+in+History/Campaign+of+196….

 

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Mitt Romney: Free Speech Is for Billionaires, Not School-Teachers

At an educational forum this week, Mitt Romney called for restricting teachers’ unions from participating in the political process.

 

AlterNet / ByJoshua Holland

Mitt Romney:

What does a plutocracy look like? How about a leveraged buy-out artist who used his family connections – and gamed the tax code – to amass a $378 million fortune , and whose campaign is almost entirely financed by deep-pocketed conservative sugar-daddies, saying that while money equals Constitutionally protected free speech for his own donors, there should be limits on political spending by teachers making $75,000 per year.

That’s exactly what transpired on Tuesday at an education forum in New York. According to CBS, Romney said that “we simply can’t have” elected officials who may receive contributions from teachers’…

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Interview with Cati Jean – “L’effleur des Sens”

Dance Channel TV interviews Cati Jean, the visionary behind French Cabaret “L’effleur des Sens” and choreographer for commercials, TV and film. Cati talks dance in Hollywood, who has inspired her, and what she loves about trained dancers.

Cati Jean on StepOnIt.tv      (click to access story)

Find out more about Cati   Here

Yvonne Mounsey dies at 93 – Westside School of Ballet director (From LA TIMES via California Guide)

Yvonne Mounsey dies at 93 – Westside School of Ballet director  (Click to read the story at LA Times)

Yvonne Mounsey dies at 93; Westside School of Ballet director

She was one of the first New York City Ballet alumni to establish roots in Southern California, helping to open doors for her students there and at prestigious companies around the world.  More

Yvonne Mounsey’s career has spanned more than 70 years and four continents. She was hand-picked to dance principal roles in the Ballet Russe, The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, and by George Balachine for the New York City Ballet. She founded the Westside Ballet in 1968, considered the best training school in Los Angeles. Dance Channel TV pays tribute to her on her 90th birthday celebration

Today’s Birthday: ALAIN-FOURNIER (1886)

Alain-Fournier (1886)

Henri-Alban Fournier, who published as Alain-Fournier, was a French novelist known for his single full-length work, Le Grand Meaulnes. The poetic novel about a youthful search for the ideal was published in 1913 and is now considered a classic of French literature. Set in an imaginary locale, it is a blend of the author’s own childhood and his mystical ideas. Though he began work on a second novel in 1914, he was killed in action in WWI that year. When was his body finally identified? More… Discuss

Find the book at “Project Gutenberg which you can access thrugh the Widget on my website, or here  

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This Day in the Yesteryear: GEORGE WASHINGTON CREATES THANKSGIVING DAY (1789)

 

 

George Washington Creates Thanksgiving Day (1789)

Though the feast held in 1621 may be better remembered, the first official national Thanksgiving in the US was declared in 1789. On that day, Washington, the president at the time, offered thanks for “the great degree of tranquility, union, and plenty” following the revolution. Thanksgiving feasts were declared sporadically until 1863, when President Lincoln established it as a lasting holiday. Traditionally, the president pardons a live turkey each year. Why have recent presidents pardoned two? More… Discuss