Scientists have discovered that Powerbar contains arsenic toxicity. Nestle Inc. has not responded to War69.com’s repeated inquiries, hopefully someone in the mainstream press will keep the heat on Nestle to recall the current Powebars on the shelf, do independent testing to determine how much Arsenic is in their Powerbars and to stop using brown rice syrup as one of their ingredients.
They also detected arsenic levels ranging from 23 to 128 ppb in cereal bars made with brown rice syrup; and levels of 84 to 171 ppb in three flavors of energy shots.
Perhaps it was the austere Mandarin collar. Or maybe it was the slicked-back hair.
Either way, when Hillary Clinton arrived at the United Nations this week, to discuss the Arab League’s peace plan for Syria, she came off looking just a little sinister.
In fact, some might say this unfortunate photo of the Secretary of State bears a bit of a resemblance to an old-school Bond villain.
The Mitt Romney jobs creator myth is alive and the brainwashing by the Romney campaign team is annoying. Forget about all of the nonsense about free enterprise and capitalism being on trial, those are deflections designed to keep you away from the real question.
How does Mitt Romney’s experience at Bain Capital prepare him for creating American jobs and restarting the economy if he becomes President of the United States? For years we heard this Romney campaign spin that he was an economic wizard, War69.com believed it, we thought Romney was some sort of economic guru with a keen mind and a history of turning around companies with ideas not money. That turned out to be a lie, Romney was good at making money and investing in companies but he contributed zero ideas and zero management decisions in the companies that actually grew once Bain gave them the money.
The debate question should be, Mr. Romney what did you actually do at Bain Capital? How did you create jobs? How does being a venture capitalist translate into being a President? Also if you want to possibly upset Romney in a debate, a candidate should say, Mr. Romney will you stop the brainwashing of the American public, that might remind him of his father George Romney, it could unhinge Romney.
Again the question is not how much money Romney made at Bain Capital, not how much he raided particular corporations or how much he bled out of a company. The question is why do you claim your venture capitalist experience gives you the tools to turn around this economy. All you did was take Mr. Bain’s money and throw it at companies in need. Mitt Romney never started a company from the ground up and made the decisions that led it to growth. Mitt Romney is not Steve Jobs, Mitt Romney is not Ray Kroc, Mitt Romney is not Lee Iacocca, Mitt Romney is not an entrepreneur, he has not created one job as a venture capitalist. Mitt Romney can make all the money in the world but don’t tell us this prepares you to turn around the economy. Where are your economic ideas, your economic plans, not some 58 point plan that politico apologist David Brooks will write about, tell us what your plans are, what is your short term and long term strategy for turning around America’s economy, where are the specific ideas?
Mitt Romney has more in common with Gordon Gekko, Ivan Boesky, Michael Milken, George Soros
Mitt Romney is a strange campaigner, what is up with him reciting patriotic lyrics. First off Romney is saying absolutely nothing specific, whether he is on Charlie Rose or Morning Joe or delivering one of his campaign stump speeches, he uses the word Free Enterprise twenty times but he never tells you one specific idea, War69.com will address this in later posts.
For now we are stumped by the robotic, ineffectual, and just plain weird campaign style of Mitt Romney. Who in the hell is writing his speeches? It is almost akin to Stephen Colbert running for President in a skit, it seems like Romney is acting the part of a comedian running for President. On the night he won the Iowa Caucus by 8 votes his speech was horrible. He didn’t even change the odd patriotic lyrics from his usual stump speech routine, did his speechwriters not prepare a voting night speech? He repeated everything, including the lame Iowa corn joke. Here is The NY Times covering his January 1, 2012 stump speech in Iowa:
“The president said he wants to fundamentally transform America,” Mr. Romney said on Wednesday in North Liberty. “I kind of like America. I’m not looking for it to be fundamentally transformed into something else. I don’t want it to become like Europe.”
He continued, “I want America to be more like America, if you will. I want the songs, that patriotism we have.” He then began quoting directly from his favorite verses of “America the Beautiful.”
But Mr. Romney is also using the patriotic songs to try to elevate his own political speeches — making them, in a way, more like Mr. Obama’s eloquent and inspiring rhetoric in the state four years ago. (Indeed, Mr. Obama became so famous for the soaring remarks he wrote himself that his rival Hillary Rodham Clinton, borrowing a line from former Gov. Mario Cuomo, remarked that you campaign in poetry, but govern in prose.)
And Mr. Romney does not just recite the lyrics — he annotates them, offering his interpretation of the meaning. “Most of the time when we sing a song, we don’t think much about the words,” he said. “But I’ve begun looking at these words and thinking about them.”
“O beautiful for heroes proved in liberating strife,” he said, is a reference to the country’s soldiers. (“Any veterans in this room here today?” he asked. “Thank you for your service.”)
And “O beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond the years,” he continued, is an allusion to the nation’s founders. (The founding fathers, he said, “created something not just for their time, but that sees beyond the years.”)
Voters seem to be responding to Mr. Romney’s patriotic appeal. “For me, my father was killed in World War II, so those songs always tug at my heartstrings,” said Donald Good, 67, a dentist from Ames.
Mr. Romney’s performance has improved as well.
On Wednesday, when he first used the line about corn counting as an amber wave of grain, he was met with pin-drop silence. He tried it again at the next few events, to polite laughter. By Thursday night, at a rally in Ames, Mr. Romney had perfected his delivery.
”If corn qualifies as an amber wave of grain, we have it right here,” Mr. Romney said as the crowd applauded and cheered.
Mr. Romney exalted: “It does! It does!”
The whole scene reminded War69.com of the movie “Fletch” with Chevy Chase. In that movie Fletch tells the audience to salute the police officers in the audience, just as Romney directs the audience to do the same with veterans. Fletch ends by singing “The Star Spangled Banner”, just as Romney painfully recites and sings lyrics from patriotic songs including “America The Beautiful”.
Here are videos of the clip from Fletch and Romney’s Iowa speech:
War69.com predicts that the U.S. Supreme Court will rule it unconstitutional for the U.S. military to detain American citizens indefinitely if they are charged or suspected of terrorism. The NDAA law is criminal and War69.com can’t believe an American president has signed it and 93 senators voted to approve it:
President Barack Obama rang in the New Year by signing the NDAA law with its provision allowing him to indefinitely detain citizens. It was a symbolic moment, to say the least. With Americans distracted with drinking and celebrating, Obama signed one of the greatest rollbacks of civil liberties in the history of our country … and citizens partied in unwitting bliss into the New Year.
The only solace Americans can take is that War69.com predicts if the U.S. military or government is stupid enough to arrest an American and hold them in a prison indefinitely with a charge of terrorism, the case will be taken to the U.S. Supreme Court and it will be ruled unconstitutional.
No mention of this by O’Reilly, he was too busy asking all of his guests who would win the Iowa caucus, then he has Bernie Goldberg on who criticizes the media’s coverage of the caucus, saying they are obsessed with the horse race, O’Reilly agrees even though he spent the entire hour only asking horse race questions. Both of them are clueless rubes.
Memo to Occupy Wall Street/America, Please demand that student loans be included in personal bankruptcy filings. Why does a huge Wall Street bank get bailouts, why are banks allowed to declare bankruptcy after mishandling taxpayers money, yet a middle class American student can’t include their student college loans in a personal bankruptcy.
It is not as if bankruptcy has no consequences, it is the last resort yet in America this last resort does not get rid of your student loan debt, essentially you are an indentured servant.
So War69.com states why not, why not have Occupy Wall Street win one demand, heck the Tea Party has not been able to win one demand, sure they elected a few congressmen but not one of their demands has been met.
Occupy Wall Street/America should not leave until Congress and then the President signs into law the allowance of student loan debt to be included in a personal bankruptcy filing.
FOBO’S or Friends of Obama walk away with millions of dollars. They walk away from Fannie/Freddie Mac with ten or twenty million after running it into the ground. CEO’s all across America destroy companies and walk away with millions of dollars. Nancy Pelosi conducts insider trading to make hundreds of thousands of dollars, same for John Cry Baby Boehner. Banks get bailed out, they get free money, if not they declare bankruptcy. Solandra gets a 500 million dollar government loan, they run the company to the ground, and guess what, they declare bankruptcy.
Yet the average middle class American college student, he or she can’t wipe off a student college loan debt with a personal bankruptcy.
Obama says he cares, the Occupy people are the reason he ran for President, he wants to be reelected. Well stop the hypocrisy Obama, stop the double talk, that student loan adjustment you passed a month ago is nothing, you are nothing unless you actually do something for the middle class college students. You campaigned and promised that middle class Americans would be able to buy prescription drugs from Canada, well you sold us out to the drug companies so that they would support your health care legislation.
How about you give one thing, just one thing, allow college students to write off their student loans in a personal bankruptcy, and maybe you’ll get four more years.
However we celebrate Michael Savage’s accomplishment. Savage wrote a fiction novel, it made the NY Times best seller list for four or five weeks. Anybody who denigrates that accomplishment is jealous.
Michael Savage’s novel, “Abuse Of Power” has dropped to 35th on the NY Times Best Seller List. This is the fourth consecutive week the book has dropped since debuting at number 4 on the list.
Week 1: Abuse of Power by Michael Savage #4
Week 2: Abuse of Power by Michael Savage #12
Week 3: Abuse of Power by Michael Savage #29
Week 4: Abuse of Power by Michael Savage #35
There is no doubt that next week Abuse of Power will drop once again and be off the NY Times Best Seller List :
27. THE RACE, by Clive Cussler and Justin Scott (Putnam)
28. THE CHILDREN OF THE SKY, by Vernor Vinge (Tor)
29. AS THE PIG TURNS, by M. C. Beaton (Minotaur)
30. THE DARK AT THE END, by F. Paul Wilson (Tor)
31. ROBERT LUDLUM’S THE ARES DECISION, by Kyle Mills (Grand Central)
32. THE STRANGER’S CHILD, by Alan Hollinghurst (Knopf)
33. LIONHEART, by Sharon Kay Penman (Marion Wood/Putnam)
34. REAMDE, by Neal Stephenson (Morrow/HarperCollins)
35. ABUSE OF POWER, by Michael Savage (St. Martin’s)
At the end of the day though it is a huge accomplishment for Michael Savage to have written a fiction novel, more than most Americans can claim, and even more of an accomplishment to make the NY Times best seller list for one week, let alone four weeks. Congratulations to Michael Savage.
Jets DB Darrelle Revis Hangs Up On WFAN’s Mike Francesa. Is Jets PR Man Jared Winley a Wrangler/Buffer for the organization. There are rumors that Winley is used for possible illegal and morally dubious activities but War69.com has chosen to not publish those rumors.
Mike Francesa introduced his interview with Darrelle Revis on WFAN on Friday by saying the cornerback is “the only Jet who talks to me, the only one who likes me, still.”
That wouldn’t last long. The discussion ended with a Jets public relations official coming on the line as Revis got increasingly agitated and instructing him to hang up, which he did.
The disagreement centered on whether Revis did or did not interfere with Dolphins receiver Brandon Marshall on Monday night before intercepting a pass and returning it 100 yards for a touchdown.
As the two went back and forth, Francesa insisted a penalty should have been called, smiling and laughing occasionally. Later, he said he was being playful and “kidding around with him.”
Revis insisted he had done nothing that should have been penalized and that Marshall had tripped into him. He dismissed Francesa’s assertion that he knows football well enough to judge. He also did not seem to be playful or kidding.
“Do you know football or are you good at interviewing?” he asked.
Said Francesa: “I’m both.”
Revis: “No you’re not. You’re good at one and I’m good at one.”
Later, Revis said there are “a number of things that go on on that field that you have no clue” and added sarcastically, “But you know football.”
When Francesa noted that ESPN analyst Jon Gruden considered it a penalty, Revis said, “I don’t care who said it — Jon Gruden, you, whoever. I don’t care.”
As Francesa began to respond, a third voice came on and said, “Hey, Darrelle, Darrelle, stop.” Francesa asked who was talking and Jared Winley of the Jets’ p.r. staff identified himself.
At that point, Revis could be heard saying, “This is why nobody wants to get interviewed by him.”
Winley instructed Revis to hang up. He did, saying, “Bye.”
Francesa called Revis’ action “unbelievable” and cited his long-contentious relationship with the Jets. “Now I have no Jets to talk to,” he said.
Lifelong Functionary/Bureaucrat Hillary Clinton mocks Herman Cain as just a Pizza Man CEO and while using a phony laugh and set up with Ambassador Crocker, makes fun of the “Godfather Pizza” name as she sits next to the Real Godfather of Cocaine, Heroin, Murder, and Corruption - Dictator Thug - Hamid Karzai.
You have to love the elitist, smarmy, condescending, pretentious fake laugh of Hillary Clinton, a lifetime lawyer, lifelong bureaucrat, devoted little functionary mocking a man that made a success out of his life by working a middle class job and moving up to CEO of the company. Here she is sharing a joke with a joke of a President named Karzai, Clinton, a lifelong liar of the greatest order, bullshit artist, mocking a business man as dumb because Cain states the names of such insignificant leaders are not important. Is Cain wrong? Because Clinton sits next to a murderous thug, a drug dealing corrupt puppet, so is Cain wrong?
“He’s a former pizza company owner,” Clinton told Karzai of Cain.
“Is he that,” Karzai replied.
“Oh yeah, he started something called Godfather pizza,” Clinton said.
“Yes, I see, I see,” Karzai said.
Clinton then turned to U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Ryan Crocker and mocked Cain.
“The president was saying he saw a news clip about how Mr. Cain had said, ‘I don’t even know the names of all these presidents of all these countries,’ you know, like, whatever,” she said, mimicking the candidate dismissively.
War69.com especially likes how the robot Crocker pretended not to know what they were talking about, all as an act to give Clinton the chance to play Saturday Night Live Host to explain what all the phoney laughter was about. We also like how Dictator Karzai reacted to finding out that Cain was a Pizza CEO, “Is he that” Karzai said sarcastically, yes Hamid we are sorry he does not live up to your drug dealing standards.
