Black History of the Day

It being "Black History Month" and all (Frankly, ANY month, or any DAY for that matter, can be a "history" related event), I thought it apropos to educate those with their heads in the sand about the topic of race

2012 year in review

The annual JibJab year in review is up. Been a crazy year as usual..

MSNBC implodes after Romney wins 1st debate

hilarious when they can't defend their candidate..

A death in the Conservative family

Andrew Breitbart, noted conservative publisher and author, dead at 43

as my friend, Cris Alarcon, said

"In many ways he demonstrated that modern technology allows small journalists

to compete, and often out-compete, major news corporations. Called

everything from citizen journalist to muckrackers, today’s online publishers and

bloggers have reshaped the way information and opinions are shared. Gone

are the corporate gate-keepers that are being replaced as the consumers choses

from hundreds-of-thousands of sources. In large part the success of new

media is in its ability to connect with niche audiences. Sometimes called

hyper-local or hyper-niche markets. From the Huffington Post, to Drudge, to 
a series of his own web-based publication, Andrew Breitbart has lead the
way for many in both process and tenor. One of the best tributes to his work may be this Cato interview done with the editor of Big Government in 2009 called The New Muckrakers."

and my personal favorite tribute..



this is what Rush had to say



I always loved how he endorsed Chuck Devore back in 2010 for Senate



Rest in Peace, Noble Conservative Warrior. Thank you for your political service and may your legacy continue always

Absent minded liberals

I love how, over the recent Jimmy Hoffa Jr episode, some liberals are crying foul over edited footage from Fox News of his speech calling the Tea Party "son of a bitches" (I'm frustrated too that it was edited, but I'm not up in arms about it like THEY are)

We all know MSNBC would NEVER edit THEIR stories...right?



reminds me of what Congressman Darrel Issa once said - "You are entitled to your opinions, sir, but not your facts"

If only ALL Politics could be this agreeable

killer parody, hat's off to the creator of this

Examining Black Loyalty to Democrats

this was a KILLER video that Alfonzo Rachel did last year in July




but it's Republicans who're racist, right?

please..

Notable Quotables, Ep. 7

The week in perspective

Cartoon of the day

Truth be told..

Welcome defector of the day

hmm

Ala. Dem defects to GOP over health care, policy

things are looking up

arrogant elitist liberal of the day

Surprise, Surprise..it's a film maker




he removed and blocked me, after refusing to refute some basic facts which I'll display in a minute. that tells me he has the classic 5 year old defense of sticking his fingers in his ears and shouting "nah nah nah! can't hear you" as only a childish elitist liberal would

his only redeeming quality is his Machinima series with his own character, Officer Dan







and his ability to create a solid noir series





other than that...his politics leave MUCH to be desired as he knows nothing about the topic of race





nor does he know what Republicans and Conservatives ACTUALLY STAND for..





Being a liberal also makes him an Environmental Sucker..



and an elitist, kind of like Henry Louis Gates Jr.



Wonder how that "change" is working for him



from his illegal president?




Time to get off the koolaid......

Spending our way OUT of debt??

Please...

SNL rips Obama

Ouch...you know Obama is doing bad when SNL turns on him after they and the lame-stream media kissed his ass last year, helping him become the first illegal president in history..

I've also heard that Obama quite possibly is a closest Bi so that might be the reason for some of the jokes in this skit

cartoon of the day

man, Obama is getting bow crazy isn't he?

Fossett's Viewpoint

Alright, storytime folks.

I knew a great guy on youtube (with the last name of Fossett) that I had on my youtube friends list, who was black, and he did these periodic discussion/opinion videos that I definitely enjoyed, choosing to become a subscriber of his. They had a nice nod to the on screen graphics and music of the 70s or 80s news pieces. It was great, often posing questions like "do you think this administration is doing enough for (this group)?" or "Should Barack Obama be concerned with (this issue)?". I believe he did at least 5-6 videos before mysteriously closing his account. I still have a private message from him (it was a reply to my private message to him). His message, dated June 14th, 2009, said

"Obama was able to fool the feeble-minded Hollywood obsessed masses by using television to control and maintain his "rock star" image. He's so confident he's got a choke hold on the media that he pretty much made congress push back the analouge to digital conversion back to June, because he knows his control tool of choice (television) is crucial to him maintaining dominion over the foolish and uninformed. Meanwhile, as the TV news industry was already having hard times, many anticipated turning off their analouge transmitters in February, thus eliminating a large portion of the money they spent on power (because most TV stations had 2 different transmitters during the time). When Obama pushed the date back, this added a financial burden: incurring 4 extra months of expenses that were previously erased from the books in 2008 in anticipation of February 2009's shut-off.

Irony: While TV stations would have had extra money to hire more reporters, 4 extra months of operating an analouge transmitter actually forced some smaller stations to lay-off employees.

End result: After wasting millions of tax dollars on coupons and TV spots, millions woke up Friday morning with no TV service. The FCC has since received over ONE MILLION PHONE CALLS from idiots asking "Wurz my Wheel of Forchun??"

Sometimes I get paranoid of my youtube channel getting canned because I'm a Conservative Republican or other reason, that I wanted his intelligent words to live on, if something happened to my youtube channel. My question is..after creating a small number of interesting and engaging videos...why in the world would he have closed up shop, and where did he go for that matter??

Chip of 'ol block

The son of Conservative Republican writer/producer/retired Navyman, Bob Parks



is featured on the front page of the Athol Daily News.

Hometown Boy Makes Good

Former Resident, Parks, Pursues Dream Job In Nation’s Capitol
By BRIAN GELINAS

ATHOL — Some people are lucky, and are afforded in life the chance to pursue what they would consider their “dream job.” One such person is former Athol resident Corwin Parks, who, at 19, already holds a U.S. House and Senate Press Pass and spends his days behind the camera in Washington, D.C., as part of a Capitol Hill reporting crew for Cybercast News Service, which is based in Alexandria, Va.

The position is a paid internship which, in a relatively short time (he’s been interning just over a month), has already put him on the political front lines in the nation’s capitol.

“My very first interview was with the president of the Czech Republic. The second interview that I shot was an interview with Cardinal Roger Mahony, and, to be honest, I really like this job because I get a chance to catch people [saying] some dumb things on camera — for the world to see — which Cardinal Mahony did,” Parks said in a recent interview. “What’s great about this job [too] is the amount of famous politicians that you see on a weekly basis. Given that the team that I work with and I are constantly on the Hill, I have gotten a chance to see people like John McCain, John Kerry and Joe Lieberman [and others].

“I think that one of the shoots that really stands out to me is when my colleague Nick and I went to Michael Moore’s red carpet event for ‘Capitalism, A Love Story.’ Although I don’t agree with his ideals and didn’t like his movies, I must admit I was a little star struck. While I cannot give too much away, I’ll drop two names of people that I know I will be interviewing/meeting very soon, and they are Eva Longoria, and former President Bill Clinton.”

Parks lived in Athol for about five to six years with his father Robert Parks, his older brother Rob and their stepsister Paige, and their father’s fiancee, until moving with his father to Manassas, Va., this past summer.

“Although I live in Manassas and the news company that I work for is located in Alexandria, I do most of my work in Washington, D.C., primarily in the Capitol Building,” Parks said. “That’s the cool thing about having a U.S. House and Senate Press Pass; I can go pretty much anywhere in the nation’s capitol that is restricted to the public, including some parts of the White House.”

Parks, who will turn 20 in January, said he is not currently attending college but technically would be considered a sophomore this semester if he were. “With the full time internship that pays, I figured why would I pay go to school to learn something that I am pretty much getting paid already to do professionally,” he said. “Even though it is an internship, I believe that the in-class knowledge I would receive at a college would not compare to the experiences and knowledge that I am currently receiving.”

The application process for the internship included a requirement to submit two pieces of writing, and a resume, said Parks. The two pieces of writing he provided were a somewhat controversial essay he’d written at Mount Wachusett Community College in Gardner on the movie “Crash” and an essay he wrote at Athol High School on William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.”

“After submitting those, I guess they were impressed with my writing,” said Parks. “[And] Cybercast News Services offered me a reporter position.”

Although he was offered such a position, Parks said he asked if he could instead work with the reporting team behind the camera rather than in front, as that is where his level of expertise lies. He was given his position of choice.

Parks explained that his interest in the news media developed, in part, because of his father, who, while in Athol, served on the town’s finance committee and made a run for state representative, challenging current State Rep. Christopher Donelan (D-Orange).

“Growing up, my father has been deep into politics. Whether it is running for Congress in Los Angeles or running for state representative in Athol, I’ve always been right there with him,” Parks said. “Also, my father has always been in television, so I guess you can say that the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Everything that I know, he has taught me, and also with the help of Athol-Orange Television. Most people know that I have volunteered at AOTV for about 80 percent of the duration of my stay in Athol, so, because of this, my aspirations of being in television were further cemented.”

The apple doesn’t fall from the tree for Parks as far as politics are concerned either, and he doesn’t hold back on his opinions. Asked about his thoughts on the Obama presidency and working in D.C. at a pivotal moment in history, he had this to say:

“Given my ethnicity, I would suppose that the answer that would be most assumed is that I like Obama and love him as president … Personally, I don’t like the guy; I think he has this hubris that is just sickening and isn’t qualified to be this nation’s president. Also, we are in a war. No matter whose war it is — because I know how people like to say that this is Bush’s war — we are in a war nonetheless. Shouldn’t it be the job of the commander-in-chief to back the general and the troops on the front line? Isn’t it his job to at least make contact? Or should the commander-in-chief be taking vacations and trying to get the Olympics to come to Chicago?”

Parks said further, “I just don’t agree with his policies; simply, his extreme liberal views. Capitalism is out and socialism is in. I also don’t like the fact that he won the presidency because he is black rather than what he proposed to do.

“Also, I would like to know what he hopes to change. I mean, all we hear is ‘hope’ and ‘change,’ but it is never clarified what is set to change and what is of significance that we should hope for.”

Although he had the idea he would start out in the news media genre and is currently amid the political hotbed, Parks said he would, in the long term, “love to work somewhere for Fox NFL Sunday or NFL On CBS. “I mean, I do like the news media genre because you get to see first hand what is going on in politics and in our country before the media bias and spin,” he said.. “But as for a career until I eventually retire, I don’t see this genre being the ‘end all, be all’ for me.”

Parks’ interest in working in the sports field is likely fed by his love for the game of football. “I have this infatuation with the game … I played football for Athol under Rocky Stone — a great coach — where I suffered a drastic shoulder injury,” he explained. “That injury completely killed any thought of playing in college, or even professionally … When I’m not watching NFL Network, or working, I can be found writing and/or drawing.”

Commenting on his son’s foray into the field of on-line news casting and his success at being chosen for the internship, Robert said recently, “Cory has seemed to turn his life around. Once given some opportunities, he’s more than taken advantage of them and is laying the groundwork for a fine career. I don’t know how proud I am of him yet [though], because he’s doing what he should be, but if Cory continues to grow, many people in Athol might proudly say they knew him ‘when.’”

Congrats to Cory and we look forward to his ever growing career!

How to force Obama's resignation

Molotov Mitchell lays it out. scroll through the videos in the player here to see what I mean



and Bob Parks shows as to why Obama MUST GO NOW!!

hateful propoganda of the Day

Bob Parks had posted this. This is the sad current state of what Republicans are up against in the Bay State of Massachusetts





When we protest something, we do it with intelligence











When libs protest us, the act like school children.

So, we started out, and continue to be the party of reason and civil rights, yet we are out of touch?

Who's watching?

Don't look now, but what remains of the economy is still looking at us..

current Golden State problem

Fellow Californian, Sharise Parviz, (who actually dressed up in drag for this one, unlike the rest of her body of work) brings another problem in the Golden State to light - the delta farming issue, which the socialist left refuses to deal with adequately..



you can find her on Youtube

RestrainedNoMore
SharisePariz

or on NMATV

RestrainedNoMore

as well as IMDB

Sharise Parviz

Good stuff.