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Today you'll hear John McCain become truly incoherent when he tries to address the issue of income and wealth inequality in America. You'll learn why no right-winger can honestly speak to this issue. And, you'll see that developments in the Bushian grab for Iraq's oil are coming fast and furious. More cronyism, shady deals and outright lies. The No Blood for Oil anti-war slogan rings more true every day. (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) #128 Transcript #128 Transcript as a Word document #128 Sources

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The Great Gate of Kiev (Bogatyr Gates) from Pictures at an Exhibition by Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky, played on my dad's synthesizer. This is kind of what I imagine the different parts would sound like, using the basic sounds of the synth, anyway. Author: sparkyfry Keywords: modest mussorgsky moussorgsky mussorgskij pictures at an exhibition great gate kiev bogatyr kartinki vystavki hartmann Added: July 10, 2008

Today, you'll hear a torrent of new evidence that's just come out which further details the Bush administration's torture regime. You'll learn about the self-styled "War Council," Bush's use of Communist Chinese torture techniques, vehement protests by the military's own lawyers, hiding the abuse from the Red Cross, and, recent medical findings of marks of torture on detainee's bodies. In a concluding QuickBlast, you'll hear Dick Morris serially lie about Democratic tax plans, and learn how to respond to any right-winger spouting similar nonsense. (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) #127 Transcript #127 Transcript as a Word document #127 Sources

Today, you'll hear how the multinational oil companies have taken another step towards stealing Iraq's oil. The very companies Iraq took the oil back from 36 years ago, are now being invited back in, by the US-propped-up Iraqi government. In the second segment, you'll get some great public opinion stats on the hottest issues, guaranteed to demoralize your right-wing friends and acquaintances. The June Rasmussen poll of the top ten issues on the electorate's mind, found that the Democrats are trusted more than the Republicans on every single one. Every single one. Listen to the podcast for details on both stories. (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) #126 Transcript #126 Transcript as a Word document #126 Sources

Avantasia encontra Scarecrow Avantasia Cover em São Paulo Brasil André Matos fala sobre a Scarecrow Avantasia Cover e agradece a banda no palco durante show da Avantasia no Credicard Hall Todos membros da Avantasia assinando o banner da Scarecrow Avantasia Cover Tobias assistindo os fãs cantando Sign Of The Cross Author: SauloVocalista Keywords: avantasia scarecrow cover tobias sammet andré matos são paulo amanda somerville oliver hartmann jorn lande sacha paeth Added: June 25, 2008

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Today you'll hear how right-wing opposition to universal health care kills cancer patients. Actually, right-wing health care policies kill thousands of Americans every year, according to study after study. Also: I'll give you some great news about economic justice for farm workers. The question to right-wingers here is: shouldn't the people whose back-breaking labor puts the food on your plate, earn enough to live at least a minimally decent life, out of poverty? (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) #125 Transcript #125 Transcript as a Word document #125 Sources

http://airamerica.com Here's the Rundown of what's happening on Air America for Tuesday, June 10th, 2008

Dr. Ren Hartmann Senior Managing Director von MDC Max Daetwyler AG explains current developements in gravure technic and gives a forecast on trends in gravure market. Dr. Ren Hartmann Senior Managing Director von MDC Max Daetwyler AG erl utert die derzeitigen Gravurentwicklungen und gibt eine Prognose zu der Entwicklung der Tiefdruckm rkte. (Podcast in engl. Sprache)

Today you're going to hear an unbelievable, yet-every-fact-is-true scenario. It's about how it came to pass that dozens of meetings were held in the White House to decide the most effective ways to torture War On Terror prisoners. Also, be sure to stay around for my closing comments. You'll learn about Blast The Right transcripts, as well as about some listeners going the activist route. And there's also a new tune to close the show with. Every week it seems, there's a new revelation, even more hard to believe than the last one, about the Bush administration's lust for war and torture. I don't know about you, but after a point, do you start to just file them away mentally, saying to yourself, I'll think about that later? It's almost too much to accept as reality, as something that you have to deal with. I've picked some highlights here. Every fact you're about to hear is true. If it was presented as a movie script, no one would believe it. In fact, let's imagine I'm pitching such a script to a producer. How might the script open? How about this scene: You see a meeting room, and from what's visible through the window, it could be within the White House. You can't make out who's talking, but it sounds like they're discussing... What?! Whether they can combine water-boarding with stress positions for a prisoner named Muhammad? Who are these people? Low level operatives sneaking in a meeting at, could it really be, the White House? About an illegal subject? But before you can find out more, you leave that scene and enter a long series of flashbacks, which show how this maybe-in-the-White-House cabal came to meet... You first see a bunch of right-wingers of the neocon variety openly plotting for US world domination. In 1997, neocons like Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Paul Wolfowitz, Jeb Bush and others sign the founding charter for an organization called the Project for a New American Century, PNAC for short... For the rest of the script, please listen to the podcast! (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) #124 Transcript #124 Transcript as a Word document #124 Sources

Die Axel Springer Akademie ist Ort im "Land der Ideen" 2008. Hier die Zukunftsvsion der Journalistensch ler. Und ihre Hoffnung

Author: callitv Added: Fri, 23 May 2008 16:19:32 -0800 Duration: 355Reiner Calmund im Gesprch mit Waldemar Hartmann ber die Siegesfeier der Bayern, dem trnenreichen Abschied der beiden Alpha-Mnnchen Hitzfeld und Kahn und ber die Plne bei der EM. Wen knnen wir als Gste in Waldis EM-Club erwarten?

Reiner Calmund im Gespr ch mit Waldemar Hartmann ber die Siegesfeier der Bayern, dem tr nenreichen Abschied der beiden Alpha-M nnchen Hitzfeld und Kahn und ber die Pl ne bei der EM. Wen k nnen wir als G ste in Waldis EM-Club erwarten?

In today's podcast, you'll hear how right-wingers are lying about Democratic tax plans. You'll be treated to clips of Monica Crowley, Sean Hannity, John McCain. The results of a recent poll about taxing the wealthy may astound you. And what does Martin Luther King, Jr. have to do with all this? Just listen to today's show, and find out! (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!)

Two podcasts ago you heard about how: --in the financial markets, ill intentions by some, and incompetence by others, has led to big problems --to solve these problems, a strong government regulatory effort is needed. Right-wing ideology does nothing in the way of prevention, and offers nothing in the way of a cure. Now today, please shift your focus to medicines: same picture. Right wing ideology has led to big problems, and offers no solutions. So far, 81 deaths in the United States have been linked to fatal allergic reactions to contaminated batches of the blood thinner heparin. Several hundred more patients have had severe adverse reactions to the drug. Right-wing ideology, which wholesale opposes government regulation of business, stands in the way of a solution. Indeed, the Bush administration has been systematically taking apart the Food and Drug Administration, not strengthening it. Also: --You'll hear about some unbelievable ideology-driven behavior from another head of a Bush agency. The Senate wanted to give the Consumer Product Safety Commission more money and authority. But guess what? The head of the agency objected! --I blow apart the right-wing myth about the establishment of federal regulatory agencies. Look behind the story of the creation of virtually any government regulatory body, and you'll find the same thing: a crucial, urgent need that only government action could meet. Ever heard of Upton Sinclair's book The Jungle? --I undertake maybe a mission impossible: trying to get inside the right-winger head about all this. Remember Jim Jones, who told his followers to drink the poisonous Kool-Aid, and they did? They had a religious belief in Jones, and would blindly obey his every dictate. I guess that's what it is with these right-wingers. Their right wing ideology must be followed no matter what, like a fundamentalist religion. No matter the consequences to self and others. Go ahead, kill my pet, kill my kid, even kill me - but don't let the evil government be involved, because that would be -- against my religious belief in small, ineffective, do-nothing government! I think right-wingers can aptly be called, Jim Jones conservatives. In the podcast, you'll also hear clips of Rush Limbaugh and Ronald Reagan spouting their usual inanity (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!)

SXSW isn't just about drinking and stumbling aroud in search of your favorite indie acts. It can be about contemplation too. Author: BlenderVideos Keywords: Flyleaf Blender Broken Wings SXSW Lacey Mosley Jared Hartmann Sameer Bhattacharya Austin acoustic Rwanda Added: April 29, 2008

I don't know if you caught the following stories recently: The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Jubilee Act providing debt relief for Third World nations. Progressive Mexican legislators occupied both their houses of Congress in protest of a proposed oil law. Starving people rioted all over the world in protest of rapidly rising food prices Did you see the mainstream media tie all those stories together? Of course not. Do you know what all those stories have in common? I'm going to tell you, tie them all together for you here today. Hint: It just may have something to do with right-wing ideology and policies. (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) Programming note: Until May, there will most likely not be live shows on alternate weeks. Link promised in podcast: Jubilee USA website

Here's the road map for your journey today: --Background you need to know --What caused the current crisis --What needs to be done to fix things up --Exposing the phony right-wing solution --And, the death of the "free market" Along the way, you'll learn about the "shadow banking system," and hear clips of Rush Limbaugh, Ronald Reagan, Treasury Secretary Paulson, and...a famous comedy team or two. Huh? Stay tuned! (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) Programming note: Until May, there will most likely not be live shows on alternate weeks.

Accélération d'une golf VR6 HartmannAuthor: MDpowerVR6 Tags: Vw Golf VR6 Hartmann Accélération V6 Posted: 24 March 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Today, to start off, you'll hear about yet more right-wing policies that increase human misery, suffering, pain and death, this time concerning the air you breathe. The Bush Environmental Protection Administration weakened two recommendations of its own advisory board on the allowable amount of ozone in the air. Next up, you'll listen to Sean Hannity use a nasty propaganda technique that I'll analyze for you. In short, Hannity lied about Michelle Obama. In the last segment, you'll get some useful tips on responding to right-wingers when they claim the earth is flat, or make similarly far-fetched claims in the economic arena. It seems today's right-wingers don't even have the common sense and basic human decency of their own icon, Adam Smith, the founder of conservative economics. (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) Programming note: Until April, there will most likely not be live shows on alternate weeks.

Ralph Nader recently announced he's running yet again this year for President. I originally thought a segment on that would be a QuickBlast, maybe 2 or 3 minutes. But the more I thought about it, the more things I realized I had to say. And the more important I realized the subject was. What you're about to hear has a wider applicability than just Ralph Nader, and a more durable shelf-life than just this year's election. It applies to everyone thinking of third party voting in '08, and beyond; to everyone who denigrates electoral politics, this year and thereafter; to everyone who is contemptuous of strategic voting when worldwide life and death issues are at stake, now and in the future. Discussing the Nader candidacy also provides you and me the opportunity to review what 8 years of right-wing rule has actually meant, not just in theory, but to flesh and blood humans. And hence to establish the stratosphere-high stakes in the '08 elections. If a runaway train is heading towards you, all you want first thing, is it to be stopped. You don't care if the person stopping it is a great person, you don't care whether they'll reverse the train, if they understand how to prevent runaway trains, or if they'll improve our national rail system. First and foremost, right now, you just want the damn train stopped in its tracks. You and I are facing a runaway train, the right-wing project to transform this country into a system of economic feudalism and soft fascism. Another 8 years of right-wing control of the reins of government, and we may well be past the point of no return. So the mantra today is, stop the runaway train! Cast a vote that will serve to eject the right-wing from control of our government. Stopping the runaway train is job #1 now, without which we may well be unable to do any other job. Voting for Nader doesn't accomplish that, and could produce the exact opposite result. Persuading Nader voters to vote Democratic may well be one of the most direct, effective ways to Blast The Right in the next 8 months... In the podcast, I'll give you cold hard polling numbers from 2000 that prove Nader cost Gore the election. You'll hear why supporting Nader is completely illogical. I'll sketch for you some of the real policy differences between right-wingers and Democrats, not least of which is what will happen to the Supreme Court. And, I'll let you know in no uncertain terms what gets me the most furious at Nader supporters who say they don’t care if their actions wind up electing a right-winger: It's their cavalier attitude towards the suffering of others. I'll detail for you some of the additional human misery, suffering, pain and death that will be inflicted on the innocent in a continuation of right-wing rule, compared to even an admittedly-flawed Democratic administration. A bonus: I've included in this feed, the "Ralf Na'dir" strip by my friend, syndicated cartoonist Matt Bors. (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) Programming note: Until April, there will most likely not be live shows on alternate weeks.

Today you'll hear three segments, touching on: --Haitian women and children so hungry and desperate they eat cookies made of dirt. What's that got to do with you and me? If we're largely to blame, what can we do to remedy the situation? (Here are the two links promised in the podcast: Bipartisan Letter on Haiti House/Senate Jubilee Act) --Right-wingers so callous and vicious they blame victims of natural disasters for their own fate. Listen to Neil Boortz make Bill O'Reilly seem statesmanlike by comparison! --And, in a change of pace, some campaign '08 strategy suggestions from yours truly, including the necessity to re-define John McCain. You'll also hear how George Bush has been like a man throwing a lit cigarette into a tinder dry woods, and how that analogy can help defeat Republicans in November. (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) Programming note: Until March, there will most likely not be live shows on alternate weeks.

Today I've definitely got a full smorgasbord for you, with five tasty dishes, the kind you like best: How federal government discriminatory home loan practices worsened the Black-White wealth gap Audio clips of Bush and Hannity lying about taxes, plus Hannity lying about Ronald Reagan's record A physician listener corrects a mistake I made on health care, and a Canadian listener can't understand what's wrong with us in the U.S. American Revolutionary War...Commies? Bet you didn't know this about Thomas Paine And, Good news on the electronic voting fraud front -- touch screen machines are on the way out nationwide. And how you can help achieve that goal. (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) Programming note: Until March, there will most likely not be live shows on alternate weeks.

Tucker Carlson discusses how Republicans were willing to use the “nuclear option” in the Senate with Air America’s Thom Hartmann. Enjoy more at www.headzup.tvAuthor: headzup Tags: tucker carlson msnbc filibuster thom hartmann iraq war Posted: 30 January 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

On his mission to defend an accused cop killer.

On his mission to defend an accused cop killer.

Today, a really big change of pace. You'll be treated not to one subject in depth, or even two topics with extended segments. No, today I have 5 QuickBlasts for you, in the areas of foreign policy, taxation, regulation of business and health care. Let's get right into it. Sometimes you don't need long permutations and combinations of an issue, you just need a solid fact or two to whack a right-winger upside the head -- intellectually, not physically of course -- so as to get their attention, and maybe knock some sense into them, penetrate that thick wall of denial and unreality that so many right-wingers have surrounding their brains. Sometimes less is more. This will be like a short, intense 5 round fight. In one corner, progressive truth. In the other corner, right-wing distortions, half-truths and outright lies you currently hear bandied about on the corporate media. Are you ready to rumble? The fight card: Round 1: Right-wing lies about why we went to war in Iraq Round 2: The Republican claim that Democrats don't support the troops, and that the military community is behind President Bush Round 3: Another campaign lie: Democrats want to raise your taxes Round 4: Nonsensical right-wing policy position: there's too much government regulation of business Round 5: Another nonsensical right-wing policy claim: we already have the best health care system in the world If you want to see the right-wing get knocked silly, if not knocked out completely, just listen to the podcast. (PS: Right-wingers, if you want to write in to me, fine, but at least do me the courtesy of listening to the podcast first. Please don't respond just on the basis of the brief preview above. Thanks!!) Programming note: Until February, there will most likely not be live shows on alternate weeks.