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Max Blumenthal covers the 9.12 anti-Obama rally on the National Mall, where tens of thousands of teabaggers demonstrated their opposition to healthcare reform by calling Obama the biggest Nazi in the world, claiming he wants to put real Americans in concentration camps, and was born in Kenya. But how many of them have health insurance, and do they know they're pawns in the game of healthcare industry front man Dick Armey? Of course not.

Max Blumenthal covers the 9.12 anti-Obama rally on the National Mall, where tens of thousands of teabaggers demonstrated their opposition to healthcare reform by calling Obama the biggest Nazi in the world, claiming he wants to put real Americans in concentration camps, and was born in Kenya. But how many of them have health insurance, and do they know they're pawns in the game of healthcare industry front man Dick Armey? Of course not.

Last year, Senator John McCain demanded that Barack Obama have 100,000 town halls with him, daily, until election day. So he is loving this month. His town hall was a sleepy affair, but it's Arizona, so there was crazy! [Update: That's a new clip above of mashed crazy by our own Mike Byhoff and intern Sergio Hernandez.] He lied, of course, about health care, a topic he's never ever pretended to care about before in his zillion-year political career, but it was way more entertaining when he spilled water all over himself, made the famous crazy McCain face, and then tacitly acknowledged that he'd ignored a heartfelt question about how the two-party system has failed Americans. Oh, and also: do you remember ACORN? Back when that was something conservatives thought would help them rile up some old-fashioned resentments and base-rousing fear, we used to hear about ACORN all the time! They were going to steal the election and then they were going to steal all your census information, or something. Who knows. That was so long ago, and no one cares anymore, now that we have The Death Panels. But this lady remembers ACORN! And John McCain is like oh god they are just community organizers and no one took them seriously but I guess I have to pretend that they are still scary, or something, because I wouldn't shut up about them last year, ugghh I want to go back home to Arlington. See, when you throw that little bit of conspiratorial nonsense out there because it's useful for you in the short term, politically, it just festers and grows until it becomes part of the mythology of an entire subculture of people. And then they start to wonder why no one is doing anything about this grave threat to democracy that you told them all about! Well, some people wonder. Other people, mostly old people, just nap. Can you stop the two sleepy old men in this picture?

Twitter continues to be flaky today. Par for the course on the overcrowded microblogging service, right? But Twitter claims it is the victim of elaborate hack attacks that "appear to have been geopolitical in motivation." That's actually true! In a blog post, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone writes that the attacks are ongoing and "massively coordinated," but declined to elaborate, because then he'd have to kill you. Actually no, it's because he didn't want to "engage in speculative discussion." But a Georgian blogger is happy to speculate; he says it's totally the Russian regime. The blogger, known as "Cyxymu," has been outspoken in his criticism of Russian tactics in the war over the disputed region of South Ossetia. Facebook's chief of security tells CNET (via Business Insider) that Cyxymu is the target of the denial of service attack on Facebook and Twitter yesterday and today. The blogger has accounts on both services, as well as on LiveJournal, Blogger and YouTube. Google, which operates the latter two, told CNET its systems "prevented substantive impact to our services," so we still have the keyboard cat. First the subs off our coast, now Twitter attacks. How will the Russians vaguely annoy us next? Satellite TV jamming? Attack the iPhone app store? (Pics via)

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Rescue Me series page at Hulu.comThe crew gathers to show their support for Franco as he steps into the ring. Sean reveals his shady financial scheme and things quickly turn from bad to worse when an act of good will backfires on the crew.Author: hulu Tags: Rescue Me Rescue Me TV Rescue Me Series Rescue Me Show Rescue Me Season Denis Leary Peter Tolan Tommy Gavin Michael Lombardi Daniel Sunjata Steven Pasquale Michael J Fox Tatum O’Neal Maura Tierney Andrea Roth John Scurti Callie Thorne Jack McGee Lenny Clarke Susan Sarandon Jennifer Esposito Larenz Tate Natalie Distler Olivia Crochiccia James McCaffrey Robert John Burke Artie Lange Patti D’Arbanville Jerry Adler Adam Ferrara Cornell Womack Sherri Saum Susan Misner Rescue Me Roundtable Rescue Me Comedy Tour Rescue Me Music Apache Stone FDNY New York City Fire Department Truck Ladder Company Engine Truck TV Firemen Firemen Firehouse FX Network FX Networks FX Cable Fox Cable Leary Firefighters Foundation Conspiracy Theories Posted: 02 July 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Brian and Georgina pay tribute to the King of Pop as only they can. Featuring Top Ten Conspiracy Theories, Michael Jackson Trivia Quiz, an homage by Thesaurus Walrus, and a very special edition of Name That Cat. Bye bye Jacko.

Zeitgeist, produced by Peter Joseph, was created as a nonprofit expression to inspire people to start looking at the world from a more critical perspective and to understand that very often things are not what the population at large think they are. The information in Zeitgeist was established over a year long period of research.Important Author Note: It is my hope that people will not take what is said in the film as the truth, but find out for themselves, for truth is not told, it is realized. This video right here was published on blip.tv by Frederique W. Piccart with the main goal of getting this video out on the Internet in better quality than on the original Zeitgeist website. And also to provide more availability on locations where certain well known video websites are being blocked (such as Google Videos).For more information about Zeitgeist visit the official website over at http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com/.

Zeitgeist, produced by Peter Joseph, was created as a nonprofit expression to inspire people to start looking at the world from a more critical perspective and to understand that very often things are not what the population at large think they are. The information in Zeitgeist was established over a year long period of research.Important Author Note: It is my hope that people will not take what is said in the film as the truth, but find out for themselves, for truth is not told, it is realized. This video right here was published on blip.tv by Frederique W. Piccart with the main goal of getting this video out on the Internet in better quality than on the original Zeitgeist website. And also to provide more availability on locations where certain well known video websites are being blocked (such as Google Videos).For more information about Zeitgeist visit the official website over at http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com/.