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The Lie Politic
http://theliepolitic.com
To expose the lying propaganda sites for what they are... Using the internet to lie to people in the way that most of the media outlets do is a crime. Exposing them is our civic duty. And that is our objective, albeit nearly insurmountable, at least it would be insurmountable without your help…
- Added on: Nov 24th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: myrealitytelevision
- Listed in: Politics Moderate
- Tags: Barack Obama lies propaganda US Politics huffington post sarah palin
Recent Posts
GRC Software: Not Just for Staying Out of Jail Anymore
Most business executives only spend money when they foresee a reasonable return on the investment, unless there is some other compelling reason for the expense — like keeping them out of jail. To a large extent, the development of governance, r...
Visions of Bulls in AAPL’s Crystal Ball
Investors are expecting a pleasant surprise when Apple issues its Q4 earnings report on Monday, Oct. 19, and analysts expect Cupertino to close 2009 with a bang as well. As a result, they’re bullish on Cupertino. “We believe the stock is ...
The Salesforce Cloud
In the continuing discussion of cloud computing, Salesforce.com occupies a unique place. While most cloud vendors have kept to one component of cloud computing, Salesforce has inserted itself into all areas, and the company is using its flagship CRM...
Wall Street Cheers Intel’s Q3 Results, Q4 Forecast
Intel has been asserting for months that the personal computer business is rebounding from its deepest slump in nearly a decade. Its stock surged Wednesday on signs that things are picking up faster than expected, despite a few lingering trouble spot...
Critics Soak Pepsi’s Pickup Line iPhone App
PepsiCo is facing criticism for an iPhone application that promises to help men “score” with two dozen stereotypes of women by giving users pickup lines and a scoreboard to keep track of their conquests. An apology by the company — ...
T-Mobile Offers Glimmer of Hope – or $100 Credit – in Data Loss Debacle
Service is now largely restored to Sidekick users, but T-Mobile is apparently still struggling to retrieve content and data lost due to a server malfunction over the weekend. At the same time, the carrier is piling on the mea culpas to its customers,...
