NANCY PELOSI watching over the chicken-coop of the US government treasury and taxpayer and citizen rights is like A CORRUPT COP being PAID to NOT NOTICE a BANK ROBBERY IN PROGRESS....
As long as Nancy and her fellow Democrat "leaders" get their oil industry, war industry, and AIPAC 'campaign donations' - SHE WILL ALLOW the Bush-Cheney administration to LOOT AND PLUNDER THE US TREASURY, LIE TO THE PUBLIC, and MANIPULATE the news-media WITH IMPUNITY....
NANCY PELOSI IS A CRIMINAL. She is like the CORRUPT COP ON THE TAKE... she STANDS BY IDLY, as the Bush administration not only LOOTS the residents of New Orleans of the disaster RECOVERY competence that THEY DESERVE AS AMERICAN TAXPAYERS... but AGAIN _ALLOWS_ the Bush administration to treat FEMA as a crony corruption dumping ground for INCOMPETENTS and LAIRS.
MADAM SPEAKER, YOUR TENURE AS SPEAKER is a DISGRACE and a DISASTER.
Your "leadership" ALLOWS the New York Time and Washington Post to effectively CENSOR the march of THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS of anti-war protesters from critical front page discussions in their newspapers.... the same sort of PRO-WAR, CENSOR opposition 'news' coverage that allowed Germany's leaders to, in Gestapo chief Herman Goering's words, drag an unwilling populace to wars, with Germany's army marching on all of her neighbors in the late 1930s.
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WAR PROTEST story that DOES NOT MAKE the NEW YORK SLIMES or WASHINGTON COWARDLY POST frong pages... like Nazi death-camp victims, anti-war Americans DO NOT EXIST in the reality of America's CORRUPTED, war-mongering media elite...
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chi-071027march,0,1247325.story?coll=chi_tab01_layout
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White House: FAKE FEMA news conference won't happen again
David Edwards and Jason Rhyne
Friday October 26, 2007
http://rawstory.com/news/2007/White_House_apologizes_for_fake_FEMA_1026.html
White House Press Secretary Dana Perino assured reporters today that the staged news conference organized on Tuesday by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) would not happen again, and said the White House would never employ such tactics at its own press briefings.
"It is not a practice that we would employ here at the White House or that we -- we certainly don't condone it," said Perino.
According to a report in the Washington Post, FEMA had instructed its own public relations staff to pose as reporters when no legitimate members of the media arrived in time for a hastily arranged briefing about the California wildfires.
"We had been getting mobbed with phone calls from reporters, and this was thrown together at the last minute," a FEMA deputy director of public affairs told the Post. "We pulled questions from those we had been getting from reporters earlier in the day."
Perino said FEMA alone was responsible for the decision to go ahead with the event.
"FEMA has issued an apology, saying that they had an error in judgment when they were attempting to get out a lot of information to reporters, who were asking for answers to a variety of questions in regard to the wildfires in California," she said. "It's not something I would have condoned. And they, I'm sure, will not do it again."
FEMA Deputy Administrator Harvey Johnson, who fielded questions from the stand-in "reporters," issued a statement today claiming an "error in judgment."
"Our intent was to provide useful information and be responsive to the many questions we have received," he said. "We are reviewing our press procedures and will make the changes necessary to ensure that all of our communications are straight forward and transparent."
Among the questions Johnson answered from FEMA employees was a query about the agency's performance during the fires:
"I'm very happy with FEMA's response so far," Johnson told his fellow FEMA employee. "This is a FEMA and a federal government that's leaning forward, not waiting to react. And you have to be pretty pleased to see that."
A full list of questions asked during the briefing is available at MSNBC's First Read.
The following video is from MSNBC's News Live, broadcast on October 26, 2007.
