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Keith Olbermann vs. George W. Bush

Check out this angrily passionate editorial by the great Keith Olbermann re: the new, absolutely diabolical Military Commissions Act. (Read up on it and know that this is terrible and insane.)

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Posted on Friday, 20th October, 2006 at 8:56 am and filed under these topics: current events, internets, media, uncategorized
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2 Responses to “Keith Olbermann vs. George W. Bush”

Lester says:
October 21st, 2006 at 12:10 am ::
NAsa, Treasury and all agencies are being urged to comply and huddle under this umbrella…look up the Corporate Leadership Council and you will find the re-incarnation of the Trilateral commission:

The Department of Homeland Security established the MaxHR Program to implement the human capital provisions of the Homeland Security Act of 2002. MaxHR is a collection of functions and systems centered on a core enterprise Human Resource Management System (HRMS). MaxHR is part of a broader â€œOne DHSâ€ model where a collection of disparate and redundant systems across DHS are consolidated into enterprise-wide solutions.
DHS has a strategic imperative to evaluate the implementation of MaxHR with a baseline measure completed by September 1, 2005. This evaluation will be accomplished with the assistance of a web-accessible Human Capital Dashboard, an analytical tool made available to DHS by the****** Corporate Leadership Council (CLC).*******************************
CLCâ€™s services include hosting the computer server on which will reside proprietary CLC analytic software and data sets provided by DHS. When CLCâ€™s software is applied to the DHS data sets, the result is a graphic depiction of key indicators of DHS performance in the human capital area. CLCâ€™s software also provides multiple analytical tools capable of enabling DHS managers to explore data for more precise explanations of performance. CLC maintains the server in a secure facility and control access to the server and the data.
CLC provides similar services to other federal agencies, including the Department of Justice.
jer says:
October 21st, 2006 at 8:23 am ::
These are certainly dark days for America. New World Order, indeed.

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