This is great, sometimes i dont know what to say to my Friends&Family
also. But I'll teach them the secret of a good life.
Nice job, love how he did the composition, POWERFULL

In all those years since vietnam nothing changed....only the
administration in the White House.
Still an amazing song! Wicked rhythm and sounds. I remember when it
came out! Awesome video and still grippingly   more...horrific.  less

Why we fight movie trailer.
I would also like to reinforce that we MUST support the troops on the
front line of this war. The need for changing the foreign policy has to
come from the people. Never misdirect   more...your frustration about the war on
the troops -
This can be seen on google video. The whole documentary.
Very Interesting.
We gave our jobs to slave labor markets overseas where dissidents are
jailed in a heartbeat. A youth has no where to really go unless he
enlists and fights against "terrorism."  less

NOW THAT'S A LEGACY, my Friends
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_F._Kennedy
Kennedy and his wife "Jackie" were very young in comparison to earlier
Presidents and first ladies, and were both extraordinarily   more...popular in
ways more common to pop singers and movie stars than politicians,
influencing fashion trends and becoming the subjects of numerous
photo spreads in popular magazines.

The Kennedys brought new life and vigor – a favorite word of Kennedy –
to the atmosphere of the White House. [citation needed] They believed
that the White House should be a place to celebrate American history,
culture, and achievement, and they invited artists, writers, scientists,
poets, musicians, actors, Nobel Prize winners and athletes to visit,
notwithstanding Kennedy's own well-known middle-brow intellectual and
aesthetic tastes.[citation needed] Jacqueline also bought new art and
furniture, and eventually restored all the rooms in the White House.

The White House also seemed like a more fun, youthful place, because
of the Kennedys' two young children, Caroline and John Jr. (who came
to be known in the popular press as "John-John", although years later
Jacqueline Kennedy denied that the family called him by that name).
(citation needed) Outside the White House lawn the Kennedys
established a preschool, swimming pool and tree house. Jackie did not
like the children to be photographed, and during her frequent absences
Kennedy asked photographers to come and photograph the children in
the Oval Office. He was quoted as saying, "Jackie's not here, so you'd
better come over right away. "[citation needed] The resulting photos are
probably the most famous of the children, and especially John Jr., after he was photographed playing underneath the President’s desk.

The President was closely tied to popular culture. Things such
as "Twisting at the White House" and "Camelot" (the popular Broadway
play) were part of the JFK culture. Vaughn Meader's "First Family"
comedy album – an album parodying the President, First Lady, their
family and administration – sold about 4 million copies. On May 19,
1962, Marilyn Monroe sang for the president at a large birthday party in
Madison Square Garden.  less

Black Box Voting DieBold parody, no matter how many times I watch it, it still make me laugh out loud :)

http://thedailybackground.com At a time when oil companies are
earning record profits the Bush Administration is letting big oil
companies get away with not paying up to 80 billion dollars in royalties
owed   more...for oil pumped on public land, PBS reported on June 16 2006. This
clip is from the PBS news magazine program "NOW."
The only way to redeem our good name is to impeach Dick, Donald, and
Dumbo!! Republicans have nothing to offer, but Fear Itself.  less

President Bush humor?
911 Was NOT Funny, ((we all know that.))
FOX news says B.S.
We haven't passed the First Decade of the 21st Century, so how can
they say it's "the tradgedy of the century" ?
  more...Aren't hundred of thounsands of people dying in Darfur a bigger tragedy ?
Aren't thousands of Iraqi dying every month a tragedy ?
Aren't thousands of Americans dying in Iraq for something they don't
believe in, a tragedy ?
Isn't the global warming becoming a tragedy ?

Travel, Learn and "Think About It".  less

In 1969, the US Senate had a hearing on funding the proposed Corporation for Public Broadcasting, but (President Nixon wanted it cut in half for the Vietnam War). Sometimes nice guys do win some. Everyone   more...has their different definitions for what a "man" should be.
Technically it's just an adult male. What pisses me off are derogatory comments against people who don't solve problems with their fists, and I just wish that today's television producers and programers had the mental health of our children in mind before broadcasting the violent and sexually-charged shows that their corporate sponsors just love funding. The Reverend Fred Roger's motives were pure and decent.  less