Sept 23rd, 2011
A video from Anonymous for the Occupy Wall Street action.
The full text from the video via Ampedstatus
Showing posts with label Statement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Statement. Show all posts
Friday, September 23, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
The President's Statement - Complete Transcript
May 2nd, 2011
The following is the complete transcript of President Obama's announcement last night that U.S. forces had killed Osama Bin Laden. The roughly nine minute statement began at 11:35 pm EDT.
"Good evening. Tonight, I can report to the American people and to the world that the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden, the leader of al Qaeda, and a terrorist who’s responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women, and children.
The following is the complete transcript of President Obama's announcement last night that U.S. forces had killed Osama Bin Laden. The roughly nine minute statement began at 11:35 pm EDT.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Bin Laden Dead
May 1st, 2011
Osama Bin Laden is dead. We can and will parse this and reflect on the nearly decade long state of war that has consumed us. For now, let us just take some strength from knowing a true enemy of humanity is no longer amongst us.
Osama Bin Laden is dead. We can and will parse this and reflect on the nearly decade long state of war that has consumed us. For now, let us just take some strength from knowing a true enemy of humanity is no longer amongst us.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Mubarak Statement - Live Blog
Jan 1st, 2011
3:15 Dylan Ratigan: "wildly disappointing." Jonah Goldberg via Twitter: "Mubarak losing the future."
3:10 WELL. Statement is over. I doubt very much that the crowds of thousands are even remotely pleased by this. No specifics other than paying lip service to a supposed democratic process which has never in 30 years been anything than a farce. It was a defiant and thuggish statement. It was also painfully short and without contrition.
3:09 "On this land I will die." I dunno, Hosni. I think you better split. And soon.
3:07 He looks forward to "serving and protecting" his people. WTF? Is he a cop? "this is my vow to my people in the remaining months." Here we go... "So I can end my serving time (trans)." "The people will achieve what they are asking for." WHEN?
3:04 "I did not intend to run for another term." Riiiiight. What does that mean? He says he has to "finish my work." None of this is looking good. He "call the Parliament to discuss" blah, blah, blah... he is trying to hold on. Draping the lawlessness of his phony Presidency in legalese. He picked his parliament.
3:02 Mubarak seems to have engaged in some self praise (cabinet shuffle, etc...). BAD sign. Complaining of those who have "rejected dialog." Is he kidding?
3:00pm CST Or maybe not... talking about "looting" and "frightening diplomats." "has imposed upon us" the need "to choose between stability and chaos." Uh oh.
2:55pm CST There is a lot of chatter in the background. Seems pretty chaotic. Praising the peaceful nature of protests.
3:15 Dylan Ratigan: "wildly disappointing." Jonah Goldberg via Twitter: "Mubarak losing the future."
On FOX, arguments that violence against protesters was probably perpetrated BY protesters.
We're out.
3:10 WELL. Statement is over. I doubt very much that the crowds of thousands are even remotely pleased by this. No specifics other than paying lip service to a supposed democratic process which has never in 30 years been anything than a farce. It was a defiant and thuggish statement. It was also painfully short and without contrition.
3:09 "On this land I will die." I dunno, Hosni. I think you better split. And soon.
3:07 He looks forward to "serving and protecting" his people. WTF? Is he a cop? "this is my vow to my people in the remaining months." Here we go... "So I can end my serving time (trans)." "The people will achieve what they are asking for." WHEN?
3:04 "I did not intend to run for another term." Riiiiight. What does that mean? He says he has to "finish my work." None of this is looking good. He "call the Parliament to discuss" blah, blah, blah... he is trying to hold on. Draping the lawlessness of his phony Presidency in legalese. He picked his parliament.
3:02 Mubarak seems to have engaged in some self praise (cabinet shuffle, etc...). BAD sign. Complaining of those who have "rejected dialog." Is he kidding?
3:00pm CST Or maybe not... talking about "looting" and "frightening diplomats." "has imposed upon us" the need "to choose between stability and chaos." Uh oh.
Friday, January 28, 2011
When Cliché Is Essential
Jan 28th, 2011
Mother Jones posted this as the tweet of the day. A clear response to Mubarak's unnervingly detached statement regarding the current upheaval.
Mother Jones posted this as the tweet of the day. A clear response to Mubarak's unnervingly detached statement regarding the current upheaval.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Sarah Palin Breaks Her Silence
Jan 12th, 2011
by F. Grey Parker
FULL VIDEO OF THE STATEMENT IS BELOW.
Sarah Palin has finally issued a formal statement regarding the murder of six Americans and the wounding of 14 others, including Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-AZ) 4 days ago.
She had the chance to help bridge the growing divide over the meaning of the tragedy, if any, and rise above the ugliness and the cacophony of both the Left and Right shrieking "you are worse than we." She failed.
Monday, January 10, 2011
Giffords' Husband Releases Statement
Jan 10th, 2011
Late last night Rep. Gabrielle Giffords husband, Mark Kelly, released this statement. Via The Arizona Daily Star:
Late last night Rep. Gabrielle Giffords husband, Mark Kelly, released this statement. Via The Arizona Daily Star:
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"On behalf of Gabby and our entire family, I want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the people of Arizona and this great nation for their unbelievable outpouring of support. Gabby was doing what she loved most — hearing from heconstituents — when this tragedy occurred.
Serving Southern Arizonans is her passion, and nothing makes her more proud than representing them in Congress.
Like all Americans, we mourn the loss of Judge John M. Roll, Christina Taylor Green, Dorothy Morris, Phyllis Schneck, Dorwan Stoddard and Gabe Zimmerman, a fine man and beloved member of Gabby's team. We must never forget them, and our prayers are with their families. Our hearts go out to everyone injured yesterday; we hope and pray for their quick recovery. We also extend our thanks and appreciation to all of the first responders, medical personnel, law enforcement, and Arizona citizens who acted swiftly on Saturday and continue to assist our community through this tragedy. Many stories of heroism are emerging, and they are a source of strength for us during this difficult time. We are forever grateful.
Many of you have offered help. There is little that we can do but pray for those who are struggling. If you are inspired to make a positive gesture, consider two organizations that Gabby has long valued and supported: Tucson's Community Food Bank and the American Red Cross.
Community Food Bank
3003 S Country Club Rd # 221
Tucson, AZ 85713-4084
(520) 622-0525
American Red Cross, Southern Arizona Chapter
2916 East Broadway Boulevard
Tucson, AZ 85716
(520) 318-6740"
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