Jonathon Narvey |
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"The North Iowa Tea Party has removed a billboard comparing President Obama's socialism to Adolf Hitler and Vladimir Lenin after holocaust survivor groups and many on the organized Left objected, according to an Associated Press story for July 14.
The billboard claimed that "Radical leaders prey on the fearful & naive," and had Obama's "Democrat Socialism" between Hitler's "National Socialism" and Lenin's "Marxist Socialism."
“The message they intended was to point out the similarities between Obama’s policies and the socialist policies of Adolf Hitler and Vladimir Lenin,” communications specialist Michael Fiala of Mason City, Iowa, explained in his blog, “like nationalized health care, the collusion of government and business to interfere with free markets, and government collaboration with labor unions aimed at control to name a few.”
Indeed, Hitler's National Socialism bailed out the automobile industry in the depths of the depression, creating Volkswagen as a state socialist enterprise, similar to how the Bush-Obama policy utilized bailout funds to rescue General Motors and Chrysler.
But the image of Obama sandwiched on the billboard by Hitler and Lenin overshadowed the project. "The purpose of the billboard was to draw attention to the socialism. It seems to have been lost in the visuals," North Iowa Tea Party leader Bob Johnson told the Associated Press for July 13. "The pictures overwhelmed the message.”
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Outed blogger Rosemary Port may be sorry she savaged a Canadian model as a "skank" and a "ho," but the cyber slinger certainly isn't going to say so. Rosemary Port would appear to have some attitude issues to deal with.
Port is the 29-year-old fashion student who felt she had been wronged by Canadian fashion model Liskula Cohen and got even by anonymously posting insulting comments about her on a blog site.
Ms. Cohen, who took offence in turn to being called a "skank" and a "ho" claimed she had been defamed and demanded Google provide the identity of the blogger. Google complied after receiving a court order.
Now Ms. Port is outraged. She claims she has every right to attack anyone she pleases while hiding her own identity. It's Ms. Cohen who's in the wrong, for making a big deal out of an itty-bitty posting calling her rude names. If she hadn't done so, Ms. Port claims, no one would have noticed.
