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Comment on Obama government stimulus tracking website fraudulent? by Corve DaCosta

Corve DaCosta — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 21:55:41 +0000

this should have never happened….but they should be blamed for this…..human error? more like an intention caught up with them

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If anyone but the White House had done this, they’d be in court, convicted of fraud and related criminal charges at this point. The Obama administration is violating U.S. law, and getting away with it.

Comment on Tyra Banks uses race controversy for self-promotion. by Corve DaCosta

Corve DaCosta — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 21:53:28 +0000

lol
maybe this isn’t a good move for Tyra. She seemed to be loved by young people who faces a lot of issues in their lives.

she may never become her heroine Oprah but give her props

Comment on “The Fourth Kind” is complete fraud, but it’ll draw an audience of ’suckers’. by Download an Episode of a Tv Show » Blog Archive » “the Fourth Kind” is Complete Fraud, but it’ll Draw an Audience of …

Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:18:02 +0000

[...] The story also talks about an unexplained disappearance of locals. However, the disappearance has been explained by both locals of Nome , Alaska , where the film is set, and the F.B.I., but I guess the film company knows something that …More Here [...]

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The only thing the film company knows is how to make money by lying to movie goers.

Comment on “The Fourth Kind” is complete fraud, but it’ll draw an audience of ’suckers’. by Lari

Lari — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 04:46:47 +0000

I’ll agree with mostly everything you’ve said. However, it was in fact a really good movie. The way they shot it and edited it, with the ‘archaic footage’ incorporated into it was genius. Had it not been for the hype of it being actual footage, i think the whole movie just wouldnt’ve worked. I don’t think it’s that they didn’t believe in what they where selling. I think they needed the audience to believe it was real in order to give the movie that missing something that it needed.

I mean, sure it was a lie, but that’s what made it so much more intriguing to watch.
I went in thinking it was true, I now know it wasn’t. but I still think it was a very well-made movie.

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Thanks for being open enough to admit you possibly wouldn’t have seen the movie if they hadn’t lied to get you in the door. I don’t care how good a movie is. If the marketing campaign is based on fraudulently convincing the audience that a fictional story is true, it is not getting my money. They would have gotten my money if they hadn’t lied. Seriously. How hard is it to just come up with a script, and market it? No, they have to take a real life story, and then work aliens into it. Got a fake event? Don’t claim it isn’t fake. They even tried to cover their tracks on that Alaska Psychology website thing, as impersonating a medical doctor is a criminal offense. You’d think their legal team would have warned them of that BEFORE they did it.

Comment on Home Depot fires employee for wearing religious patriotic pin. by Pete

Pete — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:55:18 +0000

The free exercise thereof is in the Constitution. The separation of church and state is not. The separation of church and state has been so perverted by the media and left wing judges that even x-communist states have better religious freedom than we do. I am going to tear up my Home Depot card and send it to the Home Depot Corporate Headquarters. I would advise everyone else to do the same thing. I would also advise people at Lowe’s to have their people wear similar pins to gain customers.

Comment on Scams: Borack and Associates, P.A.? by CanadaDry

CanadaDry — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 18:17:42 +0000

They cleaned house this year at their operations. The word on the street is the ship is sinking.

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Well, with everyone losing jobs, and the rising bills coming all over, they won’t be getting their payout from anyone. I’m glad they’re going under.

Comment on Obama Administration wants to pick and choose who it considers “news” agencies? by Ben Hoffman

Ben Hoffman — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:34:49 +0000

Obama has a right to his opinion, and stating it isn’t censorship in any way, shape, or form.

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But, he does not have the right as national leader to tell people that a public news outlet isn’t a news outlet, because they say things about him that he does not like. Especially when other news outlets do similar things, and he doesn’t treat them the same way. Plus, as President he has to hold himself accountable. Or, do you not think so?

Comment on Immigrant ‘advocacy’ group tries to interfere with Halloween. by Patty Kuhner

Patty Kuhner — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 21:56:27 +0000

If they make their illegal immigrants become legal immigrants, they will not be offended. Now the illegals want to control the US Citizens.

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Why not? Everyone else wants to control our citizens. By the way, citizen isn’t capitalized. Why? Because it’s a right, not a badge to insult others.

You’re correct, though. Criminals shouldn’t get a free shot at becoming citizens. I say, they want citizenship so bad, ship them back and let them do it fair and square. The President shouldn’t be rewarding criminal behavior. I don’t care how many thuggish minority unions helped get him elected.

Comment on Immigrant ‘advocacy’ group tries to interfere with Halloween. by humorousreview

humorousreview — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 15:56:40 +0000

You do have resolve. Are you the kind of person that focuses on doing what other people say you can’t do?

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Where’d that come from? Are you the kind of person that explains their line of questioning?

Comment on The Gosselins, producers, and the TLC Network tell lies to the world. by Corve DaCosta

Corve DaCosta — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 00:04:26 +0000

Reality television is a travesty. They are not only fake but they ruin relationships and that can in no way be good. As viewers we want to see them act crazy and wild. If they ever find the time to act normal we tune them out or switch the channel so as it is a business they play on what we the viewers want to see. It is insipid and I hope the trend will change one day where normal people with successful relationships can show us the real way, no scripts, no aim to make money.

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Well, this Jon Gosselin vs TLC Network thing is the first time I can remember when a network is losing viewers, and facing investigation for violating the law, and still wants to air the show. You’d think at least someone high up within TLC would see this as a dangerous environment that risks alienating everyone who watches their channel.

Only goes to prove no reality television can be “real” in any way. Real life isn’t consistently interesting to network executives and television groupies.