By Larry Johnson on May 16, 2008 in Barack Obama, Current Affairs, Michelle Obama | 623 Comments
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I now have it from two three four sources (three who are close to senior Republicans) that there is video dynamite–Michelle Obama railing against “whitey” at Jeremiah Wright’s church. Republicans may have a lousy record when it comes […]
By Larry Johnson on May 15, 2008 in Current Affairs | 179 Comments
Some questions for you folks who live in Kentucky or Oregon–How is Barack’s church flier playing in Kentucky? Is he using that flier in Oregon? Are any of the local media asking him about his ties to Jeremiah Wright in light of him touting his membership at that church? Any thing else […]
By Larry Johnson on May 14, 2008 in Bamboozling, Barack Obama, Current Affairs, Jeremiah Wright, Louis Farrakhan, William Ayers | 351 Comments
We have endured seven years of Republicans declaring “Mission Accomplished,” dismissing insurgents in Iraq as mere “dead-enders,” and declining to identify water-boarding as torture. So Democrats and Independents, rightly so, started taking pride in calling themselves, “the Reality Based” community. Well John Edwards put an end to that tonight with his endorsement of […]
By Larry Johnson on May 12, 2008 in Barack Obama, Big Oil, Bill Ayers, Code Pink, Colombia, Current Affairs, Venezuela, William Ayers | 208 Comments
Barack Obama’s circle of advisors and supporters are playing with fire that could singe or even incinerate their King by cozying up to the Venezuelan strongman, Hugo Chavez. Chavez, a Castro wannabee, is more audacious than Barack and is backed by a healthy wad of oil dollars from Venezuela’s bounteous supply. Chavez, when […]
By Larry Johnson on May 11, 2008 in Bamboozling, Barack Obama, Current Affairs | 110 Comments
The puff piece (some might call it an act of journalistic fellatio) on Barack Obama in the Sunday New York Times is but another reminder that most of the mainstream media have gone AWOL when it comes to getting Barack Obama to tell the truth about his past. Like a flat stone thrown along […]
By Larry Johnson on May 11, 2008 in Bamboozling, Barack Obama, Current Affairs | 103 Comments
If Barack can’t handle the stress of campaigning, how in the world will he cope with being President? During the past week we have seen a series of troubling gaffes by Barack Obama that strongly suggest he lacks the intellect and toughness to hold up under pressure. How else to explain his claim […]
By Larry Johnson on May 9, 2008 in Current Affairs | 369 Comments
Some coward, who blogs under the name, Rising Hegemon (and no, I’m not even going to link to the asshole), issued a challenge to me based on a report from the McClatchy news service. Hegemon writes :
And who are these smear artists…and suddenly I wonder if retired CIA clandestine officer Larry Johnson of “No […]
By Larry Johnson on May 9, 2008 in Current Affairs | 100 Comments
Jesus, Joseph, and Mary. Talk about a preview of the horror show that would be a Barack Obama administration. Despite running a pretty good operation in collecting delegates, Barack is a disaster at managing policy. Here’s the headline from the London Times–Barack Obama sacks adviser over talks with Hamas. Yep, another […]
By Larry Johnson on May 8, 2008 in Barack Obama, Bernardine Dohrn, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Kentucky, Patriotism, Puerto Rico, Robert Novak, Superdelegates, Weather Underground, West Virginia, William Ayers | 283 Comments
The full-court press to force Hillary from the presidential race ain’t working. She will win the West Virginia, Kentucky, and Puerto Rico primaries.
But the screwed-up, patchwork system the Democrats are using to choose delegates has given small states, which are unlikely to be in the Democratic column come November, inordinate influence. […]
By Larry Johnson on May 4, 2008 in Current Affairs, DoD, Iraq | 59 Comments
Want to take a walk down memory lane? Here’s a copy of an email from July 2004 that illustrates the Pentagon’s effort to shape U.S. public opinion about Iraq using a select group of military analysts to manipulate public opinion. Pat Lang and I wrote about this two years ago. The New […]
