[Mark Crispin Miller] Two heroes are now homeless

December 13th, 2008
Micheal Stinson–a/k/a Symbolman–and Julie Sigwart, the couple behind
Take Back the Media, are now homeless. Like millions of their fellow citizens, they
lately had the hideous experience of watching as their house was auctioned off:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389×4641233#4641240
 
Although they’re not people of means (obviously), over the years they’ve spent at
least $200,000 on their work against the Bush regime; and that work has been
invaluable. It was they, for instance, who first interviewed Don Siegelman, on
video, about the theft of his re-election in 2002; and they’ve done lots more in
the same bold investigative spirit (much of it with a certain piercing humor).
So if there’s any way to help them out, even if it’s just by helping spread the
word, please do so.
 
MCM

John McCain - Lost In Space

September 20th, 2008

Live Mic Oops on MSNBC - Noonan, “It’s Over!”

September 3rd, 2008

Palin’s Wiki “HerStory” has be Heavily Scrubbed in the last 24 hours, what are they Hiding?

August 29th, 2008

Over a Thousand changes on Palin’s Wikipedia “history” in the last 24 hours! The Ministry of Truth is Alive and Well. HERE is the latest bullshit entry, same link of course, but just LOOK at the difference in this Story ALONE. See the Original post below for what was found on Wiki this morning. This does not bode well for McCain’s “Hail Mary” pass, his poor judgement has forced a podunk into the limelight, and meanwhile Talking Points Memo for one is One the Troopergate case, which has been scrubbed too. Excuse me, but WHAT are they trying to HIDE if they have to do this?

When on June 6, 2007, the Alaska Creamery Board recommended closing Matanuska Maid Dairy, an unprofitable state-owned business, Palin objected, citing concern for the impact on dairy farmers and the fact that the dairy had just received $600,000 in state money. When Palin found out that the Board of Agriculture and Conservation appoints Creamery Board members, she replaced the entire membership of the Board of Agriculture and Conservation.[22][53] The new board reversed the decision to close the dairy, but later in 2007, with Palin’s support, the unprofitable business was put up for sale. There were no offers in December 2007, when the minimum bid was set at $3.35 million,[54][55] and the dairy was closed that month. In August 2008, the Anchorage plant was purchased for $1.5 million, the new minimum bid; the purchaser plans to convert it into heated storage units.

Not Exactly Your PETA Poster Girl, eh?

August 29th, 2008
Gee, what a Cute Outfit! Did you KILL it Yourself?!

"Gee, what a Cute Outfit! Did you KILL it Yourself?!"

Nov 19: No spilling the milk. A gag order on the Matanuska Maid fiasco

August 29th, 2008

More news about the Matanuska Milk Maid (Palin). She ran on a “clear and transparent” Govt platform?Does this remind you of anyone? Bush, Cheney, Rove et al. Another bizarre and irresponsible decision by Insane in the Membrane McCain.

“In what has quickly become one of the most costly and poorly thought out decisions since former Governor Murkowski bought the ill fated jet, Governor Palin’s decision to keep open the failing Matanuska Maid Dairy has culminated in her ordering a gag on employees from sharing public information about Mat Maid’s  questionable business practices.
Has being open and transparent gone out of style?”

http://www.andrewhalcro.com/nov_19_no_spilling_the_milk_a_gag_order_on_the_matanuska_maid_fiasco

IMPORTANT! The Matanuska Milk Maid can’t even run a DAIRY FARM.. Spread this!!!

August 29th, 2008

The Matanuska Milk Maid can’t even run a Dairy Farm.. do you want this person negotiating with Terrorists?

Please…

Matanuska Maid Dairy closure
When the Alaska Creamery Board recommended closing Matanuska Maid Dairy, an unprofitable state-owned business, Palin objected, citing concern for the impact on dairy farmers and the fact that the dairy had just received $600,000 in state money. When Palin learned that only the Board of Agriculture and Conservation could appoint Creamery Board members, she simply replaced the entire membership of the Board of Agriculture and Conservation.<12><32> The new board, led by businesswoman Kristan Cole, reversed the decision to close the dairy.<32> The new board approved milk price increases offered by the dairy in an attempt to control fiscal losses, even though milk from Washington was already offered in Alaskan stores at lower prices.<33> In the end, the dairy was forced to close, and the state tried to sell the assets to pay off its debts but received no bids.<[br />

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Palin

Under Construction!

August 26th, 2008

New Take Back The Media soon coming to a screen near you. Contact info@takebackthemedia.com with any questions or comments.