The RIP tide of Technology :: Part Two
2 months ago
Friday, November 7, 2008
Stellar Lady!! God protect her from the EVIL lies!!
WOW!!! What an awesome rally!! Sarah Palin is amazing!! She is bright, articulate...she TRULY loves her counrty and has committed her life to serve. I am so proud of her and her strength in the face of adversity...obviously she is seen as a threat...soon all will see whos leadership continues to thrive and whos turns to utter ruin (of course, that will be blamed on Bush!) I am thankful that God is still on the thrown and I will now get off my soapbox!!! Love 2 all!! xoxooxox
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I'm so glad you got to see her...and she pointed your family out and blew y'all a kiss. Hey, I'm thinking you probably want to come back here and live where she governs, right?! Go Sarah! Love U, Jax
YES!!!! It has been so hard since the election 2 know that I went from an amazingly thriving state to live in a state of confusion & stinkin' thinkin'. Oh well, I must bloom where I am planted!! (And my Mom says that now that she has me here she will never let me go!!) YES!! I think we can look forward to a shining future...GO SARAH!!!!!
I was really disgusted how the media treated her and her family! I really thought she brought a breath of fresh air to the party! Alaska is so lucky to have her!
Gigantopithecus loves Sarah Palin.
Here is where the rumors about Sarah came from. Its a hoax; just like the media.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/13/arts/television/13hoax.html?_r=2&hp&oref=slogin&oref=slogin
It was among the juicier post-election recriminations: Fox News Channel quoted an unnamed McCain campaign figure as saying that Sarah Palin did not know that Africa was a continent.
Who would say such a thing? On Monday the answer popped up on a blog and popped out of the mouth of David Shuster, an MSNBC anchor. “Turns out it was Martin Eisenstadt, a McCain policy adviser, who has come forward today to identify himself as the source of the leaks,” Mr. Shuster said.
Trouble is, Martin Eisenstadt doesn’t exist. His blog does, but it’s a put-on. The think tank where he is a senior fellow — the Harding Institute for Freedom and Democracy — is just a Web site. The TV clips of him on YouTube are fakes.
And the claim of credit for the Africa anecdote is just the latest ruse by Eisenstadt, who turns out to be a very elaborate hoax that has been going on for months. MSNBC, which quickly corrected the mistake, has plenty of company in being taken in by an Eisenstadt hoax, including The New Republic and The Los Angeles Times.
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