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POPSGuess Who Wants to Control the Internet? On last night's Daily Show, Jon Stewart took up the issue of "net neutrality" and Senator John McCain's efforts to create one of those ironically named pieces of legislation that sounds like it is going to deliver something good -- in this case "Internet Freedom" -- but would actually make the Internet suck out loud, forever and ever. Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/27/jon-stewart-takes-on-net_n_335517.html
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POPSThe Last Days-Shelter Richard Ross has thought it over and has found it necessarry to build an underground shelter for the day the Earth is ruined by natural disasters or by nuclear wars.
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POPSSouth Korean Woman is Stoned Well I'm certainly impressed. Wow what great aim! I really shouldn't laugh, but I just can't help myself on this one. I guess they cant look for "trunk prints". Oh...and they really missed out on a great video. Maybe they'd better get another, closer camera, that elephant could make the majors someday. lol
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POPSIn Depth Ghost Hunter I actually laughed out loud during parts of this guy's retelling of his exorcism of a cross-dressing ghost. Truly funny and sad at the same time.
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POPSObama Threatens To Smear Investors In Chrysler Somebody needs to pursue what’s going on in the White House behind the scenes, and stop playing games and making nice. American citizens, whatever walk of life they’re in, should not be threatened by the White House. (They) should not be told, “We’re going to drag you through the mud with the White House press corps.” So confident is the White House that they have the White House press corps wrapped around their little finger. …. Do you know how much of this must be going on in the shadows, with the banks and the financial systems? What must be going on with one business after another, threatening them, warning them, punishing them? We’ve got a little mob activity going on in that Oval Office, ladies and gentlemen, a little mob activity.
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POPSInheriting Halliburton's Army In the last eight years, many of the tasks formerly associated with the U.S. military have been privatized and outsourced in a wholesale way—from guard duty for U.S. diplomats to peeling potatoes and delivering the mail, not to speak of building and maintaining the U.S. bases that now dot the Middle East and Afghanistan. Without its private crony corporations, the Pentagon might, in fact, be on something like life support.
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