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McCamy Taylor

(19,240 posts)
66. Tweety did what GE did what the Pentagon wanted.
Thu Jul 10, 2014, 07:04 PM
Jul 2014

The Pentagon wanted this war. Note that when Bush tried to invade Iran in 2005, the Pentagan and GE and MSNBC and Tweety staged one of the first big "Hell no, we won't go" news media events. That was because the Pentagon refused to fight on three fronts.

Remember, GE is the mouthpiece of the Pentagon. MSNBC is the mouthpiece of GE. That makes Tweety the mouthpiece of the Pentagon.

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Big K and R. Along with cali's important OP about the Al Jazeera journos jailed in Egypt. riderinthestorm Jul 2014 #1
K&R - Wonderful innterview. myrna minx Jul 2014 #2
Body of War was made in 2007, for clarity. dixiegrrrrl Jul 2014 #3
Chris "We're-All-Neocons-Now" Matthews GreatCaesarsGhost Jul 2014 #4
Chris Mathews was the main reason he was fired.... kentuck Jul 2014 #8
and the asshole now thinks his audience has amnesia! Duppers Jul 2014 #10
Well, what's left of it theHandpuppet Jul 2014 #27
I don't recall Matthews being hawkish during the times I watched ... Auggie Jul 2014 #15
Ohhhh you missed it big time.. 2banon Jul 2014 #29
Oh yeah. Mathews went all slobbery of GWB on the flight deck No Vested Interest Jul 2014 #40
Matthews plays an expert on political matters on TV. Enthusiast Jul 2014 #45
I was watching way before that ... Auggie Jul 2014 #47
Matthews, like today, was a wind vane... Drunken Irishman Jul 2014 #46
The question re Matthews re Iraq War - No Vested Interest Jul 2014 #51
It's possible... Drunken Irishman Jul 2014 #55
If he was merely reflecting policy, he did it very, very well. SomeGuyInEagan Jul 2014 #59
Thanks Auggie Jul 2014 #57
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Apparently you weren't watching the day Tweetie said Dumbya gave him a chill up his leg. nt Doremus Jul 2014 #56
That was the "Mission Accomplished" scenario, I believe. nt No Vested Interest Jul 2014 #60
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I got to see the demise of 'liberal' media as I saw his show yanked off MSNBC. Prior to that, I'd freshwest Jul 2014 #9
I voted for Jesse in 88 my first vote ever cast rbrnmw Jul 2014 #13
So did I, although it wasn't my first chance to vote. I was furious at the way they treated him. freshwest Jul 2014 #23
was proud be his supporter rbrnmw Jul 2014 #41
"they are not above tossing out some bait to get liberals to tune in" RufusTFirefly Jul 2014 #19
Well said! freshwest Jul 2014 #24
K&R. Overseas Jul 2014 #11
More: Hissyspit Jul 2014 #12
Thanks Hissyspit! NealK Jul 2014 #35
money quote, for me mopinko Jul 2014 #70
Phil Donahue's voice is what we are really missing on the Left. Great interview..n/t monmouth3 Jul 2014 #14
Can we talk him into running for Pres.? Mnpaul Jul 2014 #67
A great interview. A voice that has been muzzled. Thanks for posting. nt navarth Jul 2014 #16
With Iraq back in the News...wouldn't it be KoKo Jul 2014 #17
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K&R for a great interview. zeemike Jul 2014 #22
Tweety tries to make himself look like a prime opponent of the war today, but Donahue speaks truth: hlthe2b Jul 2014 #25
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I remember him from back in the 1980's when... lexx21 Jul 2014 #32
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I never liked and still heaven05 Jul 2014 #34
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I generally support Phil Donahue. But on the other hand I have trouble forgiving totodeinhere Jul 2014 #38
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Hey, Keith Olbermann had the highest-rated show on MSNBC too. And look what happened to him. calimary Jul 2014 #58
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Way to go, Phil! I got my eye on Bernie Sanders too. Enthusiast Jul 2014 #43
i know a GW! vet and he is forever going on about they didn't finish the job. the abrupt ending by pansypoo53219 Jul 2014 #48
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Tweety did what GE did what the Pentagon wanted. McCamy Taylor Jul 2014 #66
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Here's my Demopedia post on Tweety, including my seeing Tweety executing Phil on the air UTUSN Jul 2014 #72
The New York Times, MSNBC, CNN with their hired Generals Babel_17 Jul 2014 #74
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K&R arikara Jul 2014 #76
Thanks for the history behind the name "Tweety". And all the other ... northoftheborder Jul 2014 #80
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