"Rise of the New Right" Documentary

On Wednesday, June 16, MSNBC plans to air its documentary "Rise of the New Right" in an apparent attempt to demonize the views of the Tea Party, the liberty movement, and those who believe in the constitution and who oppose an expansive central government.

The Hardball website describes the documentary:

In msnbc's latest Hardball documentary, "Rise of the New Right," Chris Matthews takes a hard look at the recent surge of anger on the political right, particularly the outpouring of support for the Tea Party, which helped secure Rand Paul’s victory in Kentucky.

The growing fear among citizens of losing their rights and freedoms has created a political backlash toward the US government and manifested itself in violent rhetoric and anti-government groups who want to "take their country back." Hardball host Chris Matthews asks the questions: Who are the people on the New Right? What do they want? And how do they intend to get it?

It'll be interesting to see where exactly MSNBC will take this documentary, but I think we can all use our imaginations.

MSNBC: "Fed is godfather to the greatest cover up in the history of this country"

Yeah, you read that header right. Plain and simple, right during broadcasting hours, Dylan Ratigan of MSNBC states about the Fed:

We are getting closer to fully exposing the greatest con and cover up in the history of this country. It involves our banks, the Federal Reserve, our Congress and, of course, you and me. First, though, think of the Fed as the godfather in this con.

Oh, but Ratigan goes even further; you have to check out the video below and share it with someone who may not yet be convinced of the public ponzi-scheme that is the bailouts, cheap money, inflation, and the accursed Federal Reserve.

Mainstream media is powerful -- the commoner starts with them. When they actually do something right, make sure to leverage it. Spread the word, the masses are waking...

H/t to Karen Decoster of the LRC Blog.

The Tea Parties Are More Diverse Than MSNBC

The Dallas Tea Party answers Keith Olbermann's criticism that the Tea Parties are an exclusively "white" protest movement:

Hat tip: Matthew Hurtt.

Climate Change remains "Hot" Topic

Browsing through the Huffington Post on a daily basis has revealed to me that the climate change issue, otherwise known as "global warming," is still a hot topic amongst many. 

Theory: Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but I understand that climate change is something that happens naturally and can't be stopped (i.e. natural forest fires, volcano's etc.).  The fear, it seems, is that what we are doing (pollution-wise) is throwing the ecosystem out of balance or speeding up the inevitable. If the latter is true, is it possible we are giving humanity's environmental impact a little too much credit? Not that we don't affect this planet, but hasn't nature proven to be more of a force than the "permanence" of humans?