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Wikileak's Cartooon...
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About says it all for the lockstep mentality of liberals......
Monday, December 06, 2010
What does the Average American think about Wikileaks Exposing Intimate Government Secrets?
globalrumblings.blogspot.com...
Monday, December 06, 2010
What does the Average American think about Wikileaks Exposing Intimate Government Secrets?
globalrumblings.blogspot.com...
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[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/1e7426dca11f.png[/atsimg]
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/1e7426dca11f.png[/atsimg]
edit on 9/12/10 by TedHodgson because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by TedHodgson
reply to post by fredcall
do you want me to send you the embedded image code?
If you want to post it here for everyone to see, I have no problem with that. Might be interesting. I don't even know why you are asking my permission. Just post it.
reply to post by fredcall
Ive posted it above, it wouldnt be right to undermine you thread, afterall it is yours
S&F btw, Made me chuckle
Ive posted it above, it wouldnt be right to undermine you thread, afterall it is yours
S&F btw, Made me chuckle
edit on 9/12/10 by TedHodgson because: fluffy cats
I guess this cartoon constitutes yet another Wikileak's subject matter. I dun'no anymore. Seems anything can be attributed to Wikileaks anymore.
People in the comments section mention Wikileaks. Anyway, here's another Wikileaks' cartoon??
www.guardian.co.uk...
www.guardian.co.uk...
Originally posted by TedHodgson
reply to post by fredcall
Ive posted it above, it wouldnt be right to undermine you thread, afterall it is yours
Undermine a thread of mine here on ATS? Now, if you could only draw a cartoon to that caption that would be about the funniest cartoon I'm sure I'll see all day....if not all week.
This is not a cartoon...but good for a chuckle all the same...
What's next for WikiLeaks' Julian Assange: 7 theories
mobile.theweek.com...
I vote this the funniest of the seven theories...
Assange becomes an "albino Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr."... or Solzhenitsyn... or Spartacus
Being jailed in Britain on "trumped up" Swedish sex charges is the best thing that could have happened to Assange, says Jack Shafer in Slate. It "changes the 'conversation.'" Overnight he has gone from being a menace to a martyr, "an albino Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., writing his letter from jail," or a "pint-sized Solzhenitsyn, fighting for freedom from the gulag." And as the leaks continue, the jailed Assange will "become like Spartacus," more inspirational than controversial.
What's next for WikiLeaks' Julian Assange: 7 theories
mobile.theweek.com...
I vote this the funniest of the seven theories...
Assange becomes an "albino Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr."... or Solzhenitsyn... or Spartacus
Being jailed in Britain on "trumped up" Swedish sex charges is the best thing that could have happened to Assange, says Jack Shafer in Slate. It "changes the 'conversation.'" Overnight he has gone from being a menace to a martyr, "an albino Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., writing his letter from jail," or a "pint-sized Solzhenitsyn, fighting for freedom from the gulag." And as the leaks continue, the jailed Assange will "become like Spartacus," more inspirational than controversial.
If Wikileaks has accomplished anything, it's to have made the New York Times a little humorous once again. Remember back when the Times was famous
for good cartoons?
December 7, 2010, 9:00 pm
Is Julian Assange Helping the Neocons?
opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com...
And calculate we must. Assange will presumably get Time magazine’s Person of the Year nod, and Time will no doubt remind us that the award recognizes impact, not virtue; Hitler and Stalin are past winners. It will be left for us to decide whether to file Assange under good or evil. Let’s get started.
December 7, 2010, 9:00 pm
Is Julian Assange Helping the Neocons?
opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com...
And calculate we must. Assange will presumably get Time magazine’s Person of the Year nod, and Time will no doubt remind us that the award recognizes impact, not virtue; Hitler and Stalin are past winners. It will be left for us to decide whether to file Assange under good or evil. Let’s get started.
Who says there's nothing left to read about Wikileaks? Only those who don't want a laugh say that. Sourpusses~
WikiLeaks: 6 quirky revelations you may have missed
In a week crowded with bombshell disclosures from leaked diplomatic cables, some of the most diverting stories flew under the wire
mobile.theweek.com...
1. U.S. unamused by "anti-American" Canadian TV series
WikiLeaks: 6 quirky revelations you may have missed
In a week crowded with bombshell disclosures from leaked diplomatic cables, some of the most diverting stories flew under the wire
mobile.theweek.com...
1. U.S. unamused by "anti-American" Canadian TV series
Pardon my manners. I haven't said G'morning, yet.
G'morning, Patriots. Put on them headphones. Dial up the Police and 'Every Breath You Take," and read this editorial from the Chicago Tribune.
Or, as Al Capone once famously said, "A smile will get you anything. A smile and a gun will get you everything."
Why is Assange still alive?
October 29, 2010I'd like to ask a simple question: Why isn't Julian Assange dead?
articles.chicagotribune.com...
G'morning, Patriots. Put on them headphones. Dial up the Police and 'Every Breath You Take," and read this editorial from the Chicago Tribune.
Or, as Al Capone once famously said, "A smile will get you anything. A smile and a gun will get you everything."
Why is Assange still alive?
October 29, 2010I'd like to ask a simple question: Why isn't Julian Assange dead?
articles.chicagotribune.com...