watch all DNC and RNC speeches so you can compare while I work on Cheney in Georgia instigating war with Russia while we're occupied!

watch all DNC and RNC speeches so you can compare while I work on Cheney in Georgia instigating war with Russia while we're occupied!
Please feel free to ease watch any or all 9 of the DNC speeches including Obama's" All 9 great DNC speeches!

Also if you can stand it watch any of the 12 RNC speeches you can stand! all 12 of the Fascist speeches

I want you to look at them side by side so you can do a comparison. Realistically though I have to ask, If our America and our rights were the issue how the hell could there be any question as to which party you damn well better vote for or we are screwed?

Now if you want watch this video of Cheney in Georgia spitting fire towards Russia!



While we already have more war than we can handle and it looks likely that both Pakistan and Afghanistan may unite and turn on us. While we are occupied by this Political charade in the Facade of a Democracy Heir Cheney is in Georgia instigating war with Russia for his Fascist interests! Dick Cheney delivered a bellicose warning to Russia yesterday during a brief visit to war-torn Georgia, promising that America's small Caucasus ally would one day join the Nato alliance .
In combative mood, the US Vice-President stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Mikhail Saakashvili, the Georgian President, and bluntly reinforced Russia's worst fears — that Washington would not stop pushing for Georgian membership in Nato. He also attacked Moscow for trying to redraw the country's borders by force. “Georgia will be in our alliance,” he said, in defiance of the Kremlin, which has blamed the military alliance's expansion into Russia's traditional sphere of influence as one of the triggers for last month's five-day war in Georgia.

“Russia's actions have cast grave doubts on Russia's intentions and on its reliability as an international partner,” Mr. Cheney said, a day after the US pledged $1billion (£564million) to help Georgia to repair the damage inflicted by its huge neighbor. Mr. Cheney's warm words for Georgia's Nato aspirations are likely to cause consternation in several European capitals, particularly Berlin and Paris. Chancellor Merkel of Germany and Nicolas Sarkozy, the French President, have argued strongly against letting the former Soviet republic into Nato too hastily. America's hawkish stance threatens to sour December's crucial Nato summit, where the membership attempts by Ukraine and Georgia will top the agenda. Cheney warns Moscow Georgia will be our NATO Ally

Also Cheney arrived in Ukraine on Thursday as a bitter row between pro-Western political forces in the ex-Soviet republic threatened to bring down the government. Cheney was expected on Friday to meet President Viktor Yushchenko and Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, whose political feuding has intensified over ties with Russia during its confrontation with Georgia and the West. Cheney has said his visit is intended to bolster US allies in the former Soviet region. Ukraine has applied to join NATO and the European Union, angering Moscow which sees the country as part of its sphere of influence.

European officials have suggested Ukraine could be the next flashpoint for tensions between Russia and the West after a war in Georgia last month that has left Russian troops occupying positions deep inside Georgian territory. Yushchenko on Wednesday accused his opponents in parliament of a coup attempt and threatened early parliamentary elections after the prime minister's party sided with pro-Russian deputies to pass laws cutting his powers. Cheney tries to push Ukraine towards preserving the pro-Western coalition

Yesterday after watching the Fascist activities at the RNC I found it necessary to republish the 10 steps and 14 threads of Fascism. Last night it dawned on me that while the country is occupied Heir Cheney is off instigating further war so his Fascist regime can stay in power and further this new Fascist America Bush has created. I am optimistic yes but we are in some serious shit here and we must stay united and stay with this. Take care!



James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
www.anaveragepatriot.com

Should so few have so much power over this mess and our Future? The 30 who'll rule on Florida, Michigan delegates!

It is preparing to start. I hope to keep up with this it is important!

(CNN) -- Decisions on whether and how to award Florida and Michigan delegates to presidential candidates Sen. Hillary Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama are expected to be made Saturday by a 30-member Democratic Party panel.

Below is information about the members of the Democratic National Committee's Rules and Bylaws Committee, which will decide what to do about Clinton's victories in the two states' primaries, both of which were unsanctioned because they were held too early for the party's liking.
Neither candidate campaigned in either state, and Obama wasn't on Michigan's ballot. Clinton -- who trails Obama in delegates and would benefit from validated victories in those two states -- wants all of Florida's and Michigan's delegates to have votes at the party convention.
Each panel member is a superdelegate unless noted. This list starts with the panel's co-chairs and then lists the rest of the members in alphabetical order.
CNN.com will stream live coverage of the meeting on Saturday, starting at 9:30 a.m. ET.
Alexis Herman, Virginia• Panel co-chair• U.S. secretary of labor, 1997-2001• Uncommitted

James Roosevelt Jr., Massachusetts• Panel co-chair• President and CEO, Tufts Health Plan• Former chief counsel, Massachusetts Democratic Party• Uncommitted

Donna Brazile, District of Columbia• Chair, DNC Voting Rights Institute• Manager of Al Gore's 2000 presidential campaign• Uncommitted

Mark Brewer, Michigan• Chairman, Michigan Democratic Party• Superdelegate vote stripped under current DNC rules• Uncommitted

Martha Fuller Clark, New Hampshire• State senator, elected 2004• Lost congressional races in 2000, 2002• Supports Obama

Ralph C. Dawson, New York• Labor and employment lawyer• Uncommitted

artina Flournoy, District of Columbia• Former co-chair of DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee• Finance director of Al Gore's 2000 presidential campaign• Deputy manager of Bill Clinton's 1996 presidential campaign• Supports Clinton

Carol Khare Fowler, South Carolina• Chair, South Carolina Democratic Party• Married to fellow Rules and Bylaws Committee member Donald Fowler• Supports Obama

Donald Fowler, South Carolina• Adjunct professor, University of South Carolina• DNC chairman from 1994 to 1997• Married to fellow Rules and Bylaws Committee member Carol Khare Fowler• Supports Clinton

Yvonne Atkinson Gates, Nevada• Commissioner of Clark County, Nevada, from 1993 to 2007• Uncommitted

Alice Travis Germond, West Virginia• DNC secretary, elected in 2002• Former vice president, NARAL Pro-Choice America• Political director of Bill Clinton's 2002 presidential campaign• Uncommitted

Jaime Gonzalez Jr., Texas• Attorney• Supports Clinton

Janice Griffin, Maryland• President and CEO of government relations firm Griffin & Associates• Member, 2008 Democratic National Convention Credentials Committee• Secretary of Al Gore's 2000 presidential campaign• Supports Obama

Alice Huffman, California• President, California State Conference of the NAACP• Founder of public advocacy firm A.C. Public Affairs• Supports Clinton

Thomas Hynes, Illinois• Chair, DNC Midwest Caucus• Member, DNC Executive Committee•

Harold Ickes, District of Columbia• Senior adviser to Clinton campaign• White House deputy chief of staff under President Bill Clinton• Son of Harold L. Ickes, interior secretary under President Franklin Roosevelt• Supports Clinton

Ben Johnson, District of Columbia• Former assistant to Bill Clinton• Former director, White House "One America" Initiative• Director of consumer programs under President Jimmy Carter• Supports Clinton

Elaine Kamarck, Massachusetts• Lecturer in public policy, Harvard University• Senior policy adviser, Al Gore's 2000 presidential campaign• White House aide to Bill Clinton and Gore, 1993 to 1997• Supports Clinton

Allan Katz, Florida• Only panel member to oppose sanctions against Florida, Michigan• Tallahassee city commissioner since 2002• Supports Obama; superdelegate vote stripped under current DNC rules

Eric Kleinfeld, District of Columbia• General counsel, Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign• Adviser to Hillary Clinton's Senate campaigns• Chief counsel, Bill Clinton's 1996 presidential campaign• Supports Clinton

David McDonald, Washington state• Counsel, Washington State Democratic Party• Lead counsel for Microsoft in several cases• Uncommitted

Mona Pasquil, California• Northern California co-chair, Asian American and Pacific Islanders for Hillary• Deputy political director for John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign• Supports Clinton

Mame Reiley, Virginia• President, The Reiley Group, a political consulting firm• Senior adviser to Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine• Member, DNC Executive Committee• Supports Clinton
Garry Shay, California• Chairman, California Democratic Party Rules Committee• Supports Clinton

Elizabeth Smith, District of Columbia• Political director, American Federation of Teachers• Supports Clinton
Michael Steed, Maryland• Founder and managing partner of private equity firm Paladin Capital Group• Member, board of visitors, Duke University's Sanford Institute of Public Policy• Supports Clinton

Sharon Stroschein, South Dakota• Director of U.S. Sen. Tim Johnson's Aberdeen district office • Supports Obama

Sarah Swisher, Iowa• First vice chair, Iowa Democratic Party• Political director, Johnson County (Iowa) Service Employees International Union• Supports Obama; previously supported Clinton
Everett Ward, North Carolina• Former executive director, North Carolina Democratic Party• Supports Obama

Jerome Wiley Segovia, Virginia• Founder, Latinos for Dean, which supported Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign• Uncommitted deciding Michigan and Florida

* We will stay abreast of this!

James Joiner
Gardner Ma
http://anaveragepatriot.blogspot.com