I've finally achieved consistency in my life. Any person of average or above intelligence can predict what I will say next with unerring accuracy. And what I say will always be wrong.

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

[ITSALLABOUTMEMAN] Re: "Traitors"

 

I'm going to attach my reply to your last message on this subject, with two new observations:

1. Your pitch for money is almost comical in its stridency. "The world is going to end!  Send us money, quick!"  Come on. You'd have something to show for all the money people have sent you so far if you weren't giving it to people that have caused the problems in the first place.

2. Since I last wrote you, Obama has taken his grotesque, warped actions against Venezuela. This is the guy whose diplomatic efforts are going to save us from war?  The guy who wants to get us into wars all over the worlds?  He's absurd, and so are you.

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You know what, Jo?  I think I like the idea of undermining the Obama  Regime's attempts to limit Iran's nuclear program, and here's why.    Iran has said they don't want nuclear weapons, and I believe them. Unlike  the lying sacks that run this country, they have a record of being straight  shooters.    However, even if they did develop nuclear weapons, how can you blame them?  Look at all countries that the US mafia government has overthrown - all  people who agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction, or never got  them.  The US would dearly love to topple the North Korean government, but  one wonders if North Korea's possession of nuclear weapons hasn't spared  them 'liberation'    If you guys were really a progressive organization (instead of being the  scum sucking neoliberal opportunists that you are) you'd be aggitating for  diplomatic efforts to limit the US and Israel's nuclear programs. One of  these countries, after all, is the only nation to ever use nuclear weapons  on human targets (civilian targets in a monstrous terrorist act, it must be  said) and the other is a cruel apartheid state.    Just my two cents worth, which is about two cents more valuable than  anything that ever comes out of moveon.org.    Too bad you guys never read your mail, because if you did, I'm just certain  you'd want to sign my petition:  http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/moveon-should-read-their


On Tue, Mar 10, 2015 at 10:42 PM, Jo Comerford, MoveOn.org Civic Action <moveon-help@list.moveon.org> wrote:
Republicans are being disrespectful, dangerous, and reckless. We have to hold them accountable.
Dear MoveOn member,

In an unprecedented move, 47 Republican senators have sent a warning letter directly to Iranian leaders, threatening to blow up any diplomatic deal negotiated by President Obama.1

This is disrespectful, dangerous, and reckless. We have to hold them accountable. And make sure not a single Democrat joins them in blowing up the president's diplomatic efforts and putting us on a path to war.

We're producing a TV ad immediately to call out this outrageous act. Please click here—right now—and make the most generous contribution you can to help us hold these 47 Republicans accountable, and make sure no Democrat joins them in undermining the president and risking a war.

"Traitors" is how the front page of today's New York Daily News described the 47 Republican senators who wrote to Iran's leaders yesterday in an effort to undermine President Obama and sabotage his diplomatic efforts to prevent yet another unnecessary war.2

And it isn't just the Daily News. Media outlets across the country are—for good reason—slamming Republican war hawks for this shocking and dangerous attempt to sabotage diplomacy and disrespect the president.

As Vox.com puts it, "The mere act of senators contacting the leaders of a foreign nation to undermine and contradict their own president is an enormous breach of protocol. But this went much further: Republicans are telling Iran, and, by extension the world, that the American president no longer has the power to conduct foreign policy, and that foreign leaders should assume Congress could revoke American pledges at any moment."3

Our small staff has already been mobilizing public support for diplomacy via petitions, member phone calls, op-eds, and more. This shocking move by Senate Republicans means we have to do even more. We're putting together a TV ad now to call out this disloyal behavior—but we need to know that we'll have the resources to go big. 

Can you make an emergency contribution to ensure Republicans pay a steep political price? This is a moment to dig deep—because the more we raise, the bigger we can go.

Yes, I'll make an emergency contribution to help get the president's back, hold Republicans accountable, and prevent another catastrophic war in the Middle East.

As you probably remember, Republicans invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to come to Washington and undermine the president last week. But this letter is arguably even worse: they are degrading our president in front of the whole world. And sending a message that the President of the United States—whoever she or he is—has no credibility.

In the days following Netanyahu's speech, we've raised over $100,000 for our work on Iran. But we didn't plan on having to respond to this. 

The radical right has gone too far too fast. Now, we've reached a make-it-or-break-it moment for the future of diplomacy and for peace in the Middle East.

So I hate to ask so strongly, but this is too important not to be direct: We need your emergency donation to get the president's back and keep America off a path to war. 

Will you chip in as much as you can afford and help turbocharge our efforts?

Yes, I'll make an emergency donation to help get the president's back, hold Republicans accountable, and prevent another catastrophic war in the Middle East.

Thanks for all you do.

Jo, Alejandro, Victoria, Manny, and the rest of the team

 Sources:

1. "Irate Democrats Denounce G.O.P on Iran Letter," The New York Times,March 10, 2015
http://www.moveon.org/r/?r=303420&id=109604-19284091-Ueix_ux&t=1

2. "Letter by Republican Senators to Iran is 'unusual' and 'dangerous,' Obama, Biden and other Democrats say," New York Daily News, March 9, 2015
http://www.moveon.org/r/?r=303425&id=109604-19284091-Ueix_ux&t=2

3. "Republicans are crossing a dangerous new line: sabotaging US foreign policy," Vox.com, March 9, 2015
http://www.moveon.org/r/?r=303421&id=109604-19284091-Ueix_ux&t=3

Want to support our work? We're entirely funded by our 8 million members—no corporate contributions, no big checks from CEOs. And our tiny staff ensures that small contributions go a long way. Start a monthly donation here or chip in a one-time donation here.


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Saturday, March 07, 2015

[ITSALLABOUTMEMAN] Re: Netanyahu

 

You know what, Jo?  I think I like the idea of undermining the Obama Regime's attempts to limit Iran's nuclear program, and here's why.

Iran has said they don't want nuclear weapons, and I believe them. Unlike the lying sacks that run this country, they have a record of being straight shooters. 

However, even if they did develop nuclear weapons, how can you blame them?  Look at all countries that the US mafia government has overthrown - all people who agreed to give up weapons of mass destruction, or never got them.  The US would dearly love to topple the North Korean government, but one wonders if North Korea's possession of nuclear weapons hasn't spared them 'liberation'

If you guys were really a progressive organization (instead of being the scum sucking neoliberal opportunists that you are) you'd be aggitating for diplomatic efforts to limit the US and Israel's nuclear programs. One of these countries, after all, is the only nation to ever use nuclear weapons on human targets (civilian targets in a monstrous terrorist act, it must be said) and the other is a cruel apartheid state. 

Just my two cents worth, which is about two cents more valuable than anything that ever comes out of moveon.org.

Too bad you guys never read your mail, because if you did, I'm just certain you'd want to sign my petition:  http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/moveon-should-read-their

On Sat, Mar 7, 2015 at 12:49 PM, Jo Comerford, MoveOn.org Civic Action <moveon-help@list.moveon.org> wrote:
Can you help us ensure that President Obama's approach to Iran, not John Boehner's or Benjamin Netanyahu's, has a chance?
Dear MoveOn member,

On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Congress at the invitation of House Speaker John Boehner. It was a breach of American protocol and an insult to President Obama. But more importantly, it was an attack on America's diplomatic efforts to limit Iran's nuclear program.

Netanyahu's influence didn't end with the speech. Immediately after the address, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell attempted to rush legislation that could derail the negotiations.1 And major newspapers across the nation had Netanyahu on their front pages this week, amplifying his assault on the diplomatic talks.2

All told, Netanyahu's presence has supercharged the war hawks' efforts to thwart diplomacy—which is why we need to supercharge our own efforts to create the space for negotiations to work.

So we're hitting the phones, planning visits to key Senate offices, and designing hard-hitting ads calling out Democratic senators by name—if we can raise the funds to do it.

Can you chip in $3 to ensure that President Obama's approach to Iran—not John Boehner's or Benjamin Netanyahu's—has a chance?

Yes, I'll chip in.

Together with allies, MoveOn members' efforts so far have helped preserve the diplomatic process. Key Democrats have halted McConnell's anti-diplomacy blitz.3 But this success amounts to only a temporary reprieve. 

Now, we have three weeks before a potential vote could derail the nuclear talks once and for all—three weeks to solidify enough Democrats behind the president that we can give diplomacy a chance.

Diplomacy is a delicate balancing act. We can't know if these talks will succeed—but we do know that we can't afford the alternative: another Mideast war. We need to give the talks the time and space to succeed.

When Netanyahu spoke to our Congress, at the invitation of Speaker John Boehner and without reaching out to the White House, he attempted to slam the door on diplomacy. Members of Congress have heard from him—now, let's make sure they hear from us.

We have three weeks to make the case for diplomacy louder and clearer than the case for endless war. 

Can you chip in $3 to support a diplomatic process and defeat the fearmongering of John Boehner, Mitch McConnell, and Benjamin Netanyahu?

Yes, I'll chip in.

Thanks for all you do.

Jo, Brian, Jadzia, Anna and the rest of the team

Sources:

1. "Democrats upset McConnell wants to fast-track Iran bill," CNN, March 4, 2015
http://www.moveon.org/r/?r=303300&id=109457-19284091-ipHE3Px&t=1

2. "New York Post 'BIBI GOES NUCLEAR: Netanyahu's Historic Speech to Congress, Bam Gets Schooled' Wednesday, March 4, 2015," Pundit From Another Planet, March 4, 2015
http://www.moveon.org/r/?r=303301&id=109457-19284091-ipHE3Px&t=2

3. "Democrats Rebel Against Mitch McConnell Over Iran Nuclear Bill," The Huffington Post, March 4, 2015
http://www.moveon.org/r/?r=303302&id=109457-19284091-ipHE3Px&t=3

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Tuesday, February 24, 2015

[ITSALLABOUTMEMAN] good news [1 Attachment]

 
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My Kurt Cobain suicide note tee-shirt arrived today (see attached)!
Next week i'm going to Seattle, I'll try to see Courtney Love and let
her know I have this shirt, so that she and/or her people will be at
the Tropicana Reunion Show in Olympia on May 8th, so that you can
assassinate me but the blame will be on her.

Have you ever heard of Fiverr? Have you considered advertising your
unique career enhancement technique there, I think it would be a hit!

Get it, a "hit"?

Sometimes I kill myself. Oh, wait, that's your job!

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Saturday, February 14, 2015

[ITSALLABOUTMEMAN] My groovy new petition on MoveOn.Org [1 Attachment]

 
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I'm copying the text of it here, in case they see fit to remove it suddenly. If they don't, remember to go sign it right now!

http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/moveon-should-read-their

MoveOn Should Read Their E-mail

Petition by Matt Love

To be delivered to Anna Galland, MoveOn Minister of Propaganda

MoveOn doesn't represent the interests of anybody except wealthy neoliberals, and they exist to separate you from your money to give to people who want to hurt you.
There is currently 1 signature. We need 50 signatures!

Petition Background

I keep getting all this nonsense in the mail from MoveOn, and I write back and try to set them straight and explain why the stuff they send me is nonsense, but I just get autoreplies saying, "thank you for writing us, now go soak your head." a recent example of this, I got an email from Robert Reich, so I replied:

Dear Robert Reich,

No I am not excited, at least in the way you want me to be. Yes, we progressives have a problem, a big problem, and it's a Democratic problem. The problem is that astroturf organizations like MoveOn keep urging people to send them money and put all their time and energy into supporting the people that have caused all the problems in the first place.

Take the issue that you singled out, the TPP. That has been Obama's baby from the beginning. Do you take us for idiots? Maybe MoveOn really has millions of members like they claim, but I'm betting a lot of those people are people on their mailing list that are fed up, and have wised up. People like me.

Don't give us a warmed-over mildly domestically reformist, foreign policy hawkish conformist like Elizabeth Warren. Last go round I voted for Dr. Stein, and will again if I have the chance. When MoveOn starts supporting candidates like that, I will know they are part of the solution, not part of the problem.

And you, Professor Reich; which side are you on? I've attached one of your own helpful charts. This chart makes it painfully clear that the poor have suffered more and the rich have benefited more under Obama than any other president since WWII! All presidents after Carter have been Reaganite, but Reagan's great fan Obama has been the most, advancing Reagan's cruel agenda further than any other president.

Yet MoveOn has been pitching for this phony for the past several years. What a record of slime and betrayal of progressive goals.
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I want them to read it, and I want them to forward it to Robert Reich to read, but I know that will never happen as things are now. Help me to change this for the better.

Current petition signers

  • 1. Matt Love from Ypsilanti, MI signed this petition on Feb 14, 2015.

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Friday, February 13, 2015

[ITSALLABOUTMEMAN] Re: Painfully clear [1 Attachment]

 
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Dear Robert Reich,

No I am not excited, at least in the way you want me to be.  Yes, we progressives have a problem, a big problem, and it's a Democratic problem. The problem is that astroturf organizations like MoveOn keep urging people to send them money and put all their time and energy into supporting the people that have caused all the problems in the first place.

Take the issue that you singled out, the TPP.  That has been Obama's baby from the beginning.  Do you take us for idiots?  Maybe MoveOn really has millions of members like they claim, but I'm betting a lot of those people are people on their mailing list that are fed up, and have wised up. People like me.

Don't give us a warmed-over mildly domestically reformist, foreign policy hawkish conformist like Elizabeth Warren. Last go round I voted for Dr. Stein, and will again if I have the chance. When MoveOn starts supporting candidates like that, I will know they are part of the solution, not part of the problem. 

And you, Professor Reich; which side are you on? I've attached one of your own helpful charts.  This chart makes it painfully clear that the poor have suffered more and the rich have benefited more under Obama than any other president since WWII!  All presidents after Carter have been Reaganite, but Reagan's great fan Obama has been the most, advancing Reagan's cruel agenda further than any other president.

Yet MoveOn has been pitching for this phony for the past several years.  What a record of slime and betrayal of progressive goals. 


On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 9:07 PM, Robert Reich <moveon-help@list.moveon.org> wrote:
We progressives have a problem. On issue after issue, the public is on our side. And yet, every one of these issues is completely and utterly gridlocked in Washington.
Dear MoveOn member,

Hello. This is former Labor Secretary Robert Reich. I'm writing to ask for your help with a groundbreaking new project I'm starting with MoveOn.

I'm going to explain it to you in depth, but just to cut to the chase, I'm also going to ask for money. So before I launch into this whole explanation, here's the link to donate, just so you have it handy.

OK, here's the deal: After the last election, it became painfully clear that we progressives have a problem.

On issue after issue, the public is on our side. Raising the minimum wage. Cracking down on Wall Street. Ending corporate welfare.

And yet, every one of these issues is completely and utterly gridlocked in Washington.

Why? That's a big question, and I know people who have written entire books on it. But one part of the problem is clear: We're losing the message war.

You see, when Republicans pick a message, they hammer on it over and over and over. Obamacare. Benghazi. Solyndra. It doesn't matter what the facts are—conservative thinktanks, the right-wing media, and Republican politicians pick one story and stick to it until it sinks in.

Progressives don't have anything like that kind of media support or message consistency. And that's what we're setting out to change.

Getting excited yet? If so, here again is that link to donate.

The way it's going to work is that we're putting together the most powerful and important proposals to improve the lives of the bottom 90 percent. Proposals that will impact tens of millions of Americans—and are supported by conservative voters and progressives alike.

But instead of waiting for CNN or the network news stations to give our ideas the attention they deserve, we're teaming up with the online experts at MoveOn to bypass the mainstream media and get our message in front of millions of Americans directly.

We know this can work. Because just last week, we created a video sounding the alarm about the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a corporate-friendly trade deal that's been almost totally ignored by the corporate media.

In just a few days, the video was seen by THREE MILLION PEOPLE.

Do you know how much it costs to get millions of people to see a 60-second television ad? Our TPP video cost a fraction of that.

If we want to start making progress again on the big issues that matter, we need to change what we're doing. And I believe that together, with this plan, we can do it. Will you chip in $3 help us get this project off the ground?

Yes, I'll chip in today.

Thanks for all you do.

–Robert Reich

Robert Reich, Chancellor's Professor of Public Policy at the University of California at Berkeley and Senior Fellow at the Blum Center for Developing Economies, was Secretary of Labor in the Clinton administration. Time Magazine named him one of the ten most effective cabinet secretaries of the twentieth century. He has written thirteen books, including the best sellers "Aftershock" and "The Work of Nations." His latest, "Beyond Outrage," is now out in paperback. He is also a founding editor of the American Prospect magazine and chairman of Common Cause. His new film, "Inequality for All," is now available on Netflix, iTunes, DVD, and On Demand. 

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Monday, February 09, 2015

[ITSALLABOUTMEMAN] Fwd: Matt Love, Action Required: New Threats Found Including Your: 845 E Cross St; 1 Person Viewed Your Private Info

 

Hey Garba

Can you tell me if it was Joe Ibrahim who hired you to kill me... He lives in Fredericksburg, VA, wrote about me: "He was a stupid gay fat ass!" and now I see he's stalking me (see below).  I'm a little alarmed because he now knows that I live on Anderson Island in Washington State. But maybe I should be worried more about that Robert, who is much closer.

Anyway, I don't fear death, in fact I welcome it, as I said before. My only concern is that I not be assassinated before the right date (May 8th).  I've ordered that tee-shirt I was telling you about, the one with Kurt Cobain's suicide note on it. When I'm shot wearing this, it will direct suspicion towards Courtney Love, and away from you.  Is it a perfect plan? No, and I think that's what I like about it.

Interested in hearing your opinion, I'm a little concerned I haven't heard from you in quite a while, I miss our friendly little chats.


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