Michael Moore knows what’s what.

Has President Obama become a trickle down Repugnican convert? $300 billion in tax cuts and only $50 billion for infrastructure? WTF! Tax cuts don’t stimulate the economy. Spending stimulates the economy – directly.

The corporations that will  most benefit from these cuts/credits have been purposefully choking The Other 98% of us, the middle class, those who do without,  by witholding credit for deserving small businesses, forcing foreclosures on homes they cannot sell. This is their modus operandi, to harm the President and the Democratic party in the hope to install a new Repugnican regime intent on perpetrating another raid on our government in the name of big corporations and Big Oil. Continue reading →

President Obama has come up with a plan to get people building things in this country. Good for him! That’s exactly what he should have done with all of the First Stimulus Plan. If he had spent the full $700 billion on  infrastructure, we would be sailing out of the Second Great Depression and on our way to fixing all the broken roads, bridges, schools, levee systems and more in this country.

We would be moving towards a nationwide high-speed rail system that would challenge China’s ambitious plan to give their citizens the mobility they need to compete in this global economy. We would be on our way to leading the world in Clean Energy technology and manufacturing, instead of talking about it as a solar-powered beacon on a hill.
But, no. Pres. Obama has once again flinched, ducked, compromised before the bell has rung to start the first round of this fight. Continue reading →

From Wikipedia:

Samizdat (Russian pronunciation: [səmɨˈzdat]) was a key form of dissident activity across the Soviet bloc in which individuals reproduced censored publications by hand and passed the documents from reader to reader, thus building a foundation for the successful resistance of the 1980s. 

Samizdat was the original blog: a way for the silenced to tell their story, to express their opinion, to expose the truth of their condition without the need of a publisher, a printing press or the approval of anyone but their own.

Samizdat can take the form of hand-copied notes, typewriter texts made with carbon paper, duplicated cassette tape commentaries, xeroxed manuscripts or even diatribes disseminated through blogs over the Internet.

Samizdat is spread by the passing of it’s contents by friends. This is essence of blogging.

Vladimir Bukovsky defined it as follows:

“I myself create it, edit it, censor it, publish it, distribute it, and get imprisoned for it.”

This is my story, my thoughts, my exposition of the truth based on facts, my diatribe.

This is my iSamizdat.