Date: April 17, 2018
01) Ajit Pai Blocks Release of Details About His Infamous ‘Harlem Shake’ Video
“The FCC’s stunning lack of transparency continues, as they recently denied another Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request over details surrounding Ajit Pai’s ‘Harlem Shake’ video created with conservative website ‘The Daily Caller.’
Date: April 17, 2018
01) Jagoff Comedian Two Years Ahead Of Establishment Media
All these upcoming republican retirements are quite…curious.
Date: April 17, 2018
01) Studio Brule Live with Rick Mehta
“Rick Mehta is a professor of psychology at Acadia University in Nova Scotia, Canada. He is under investigation for his controversial view.”
Date: April 17, 2018
01) Then They Came For The Poets – TFF episode 77
“Poetry readings used to be spaces of erotic energy in which the poets on the stage, the purveyors of beautiful words, had power, and we in the audience wanted to bask in the glow. Now that’s all forbidden.
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As allegations of sexual harassment sweep through the publishing industry—resulting in canceled book deals, boycotts by bookstores and expulsions from writers’ conferences—publishers, agents and editors are grappling with how to tackle the issue. As in the entertainment business, where celebrated actors have lost starring roles in TV shows and movies, publishing companies are facing painful trade-offs as they cut ties with accused men in hopes of minimizing any collateral damage.
Jamie Thomas, a manager and children’s book buyer at the bookstore Women & Children First in Chicago, removed books by Mr. Asher, Mr. Dashner and Mr. Alexie from the store’s shelves. “I don’t want to have our customers having to come in here and ask why we’re supporting someone accused of sexual misconduct,” she said.”
Date: April 17, 2018
01) Crying Alex Jones Turns On Trump: He’s Crapping All Over Us!
“Infowars founder Alex Jones ripped into President Trump on Friday night after the president authorized military airstrikes in Syria, saying the decision made him “sick.”
“If he had been a piece of crap from the beginning, it wouldn’t be so bad,” a visibly emotional Jones said of Trump. “We’ve made so many sacrifices and now he’s crapping all over us. It makes me sick.”
Jones said the decision to strike Syria was especially painful because Trump had been “doing so good.”
“Trump’s now a fraud,” Jones later said. “Done.”
“F— Trump,” he vented Friday.
The conspiracy theorist, who interviewed Trump in 2015 during the presidential race, said in January that the president had called him several times in the previous months but he missed the call.
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Date: April 16, 2018
“Camping on the beach ten-year-old Remy is fascinated by the father of his new girlfriend. This new feeling will break his rest.” Thanks to M.H. Uittenbogaard, for this great find. |
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Date: April 16, 2018
01) SURPRISE: US Bombed Antivenom Medical Facility
“US, British and French strikes slammed into a series of targets around Damascus that the Western countries said were linked to the Syrian government’s chemical weapons programme.
One multi-storey complex, in the capital’s northern district of Barzeh, had been completely reduced to rubble, AFP’s correspondents saw during a government-sponsored tour on Saturday…
Date: April 16, 2018
01) Smart People Obliterates Mark Zuckerberg For Lying to Congress
Date: April 16, 2018
01) Economic Update: Distorting Economic Truths
“This show is available at no cost to public access and non-profit community stations! Contact your local channels and let them know you would like them to add Economic Update to their programming. Let us know if you’ve reached out: info@democracyatwork.info”
Date: April 16, 2018
01) Michigan Gov Declares Flint Water Crisis Over, Stops Supply of Bottled Water
“Michigan’s governor, Rick Snyder, announced he’d be stopping a state program that supplies residents of Flint with bottled water. Why? Because—according to him—the lead contamination crisis is now officially over. The reality is that Flint residents still don’t have clean drinking water, and the supply of bottled water was a crucial resource for residents that they still very much need.
