Posts Tagged ‘$700 billion bailout’

Video : Sheikh Hamza Yusuf ‘The American People are Not the Enemy of Islam’

In Afghanistan, Crime, History, Islam, News, Opinion, Palestine, Politics, Racism, War, citizenship, religion on 6 September 2009 tagged $700 billion bailout, Afghanistan, Bailout, Barack Hussein Obama, Barack Obama, Christianity, Christians, Civil Rights, Democratic, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, George W. Bush, Georgia, Guantanmo Bay, Hindu, Infidel, Iraq, ISNA, Jew, Jews, John McCain, Judaism, Kashmir, Libertarian, Medgar Evers, Mississippi, Mohammedan, Muslim, Palestine, Republican, Rosa Parks, Russia, Sarah Palin, Selma, Sheik Hamza Yusuf, Thomas Jefferson, Video, Vietnam, We Shall Overcome, Youtube with View Comments

Before current United States President, Barack Hussein Obama, gave his famous speech at Cairo University, Sheikh Hamza Yousef spoke at the Islamic Society of North America Conference in 2008 where he challenged American Muslims to start treating Christians and Jews as their brothers, hold Muslim governments accountable for their atrocious human rights records, and to [...]

How the Conservative Campaign to Label Obama as Socialist is Hurting Americans

In History, News, Opinion, Politics, TV, radio on 14 August 2009 tagged $700 billion bailout, 47 million uninsured, Bailout, Barack Hussein Obama, Barack Obama, Batman, Communism, Conservatism, Conservative, General Motors, Glenn Beck, GM, Health Care, Health Care Reform, Heath Ledger, Joker, Rush Limbaugh, small business, Socialism, Socialist, The Dark Knight with View Comments

Recently this post about a community lead art campaign that depicts United States President Barack Hussein Obama as a Socialist version of Heath Ledger’s Joker from 2008′s The Dark Knight has gained quite a bit of traction. In fact, it has consistently ranked as the most viewed post on Brave New Wave for the past [...]

The Conservative Campaign to Re-Define Socialism and Obama is Hurting Americans

In History, News, Opinion, Politics, TV, radio on 14 August 2009 tagged $700 billion bailout, 47 million uninsured, Bailout, Barack Hussein Obama, Barack Obama, Batman, Bell Hooks, Conservatism, Conservative, General Motors, Glenn Beck, Gloria Jean Watkins, GM, Health Care, Health Care Reform, Heath Ledger, Joker, Rush Limbaugh, Socialism, Socialist, The Dark Knight with View Comments

Recently this post about a community lead art campaign that depicts United States President Barack Hussein Obama as a Socialist version of Heath Ledger’s Joker from 2008′s The Dark Knight has gained quite a bit of traction. In fact, it has consistently ranked as the most viewed post on Brave New Wave for the past [...]

Teaser Trailer for New Michael Moore Bailout Documentary

In Film, News, Opinion, Politics, fame on 14 June 2009 tagged $700 billion bailout, AIG, Bailout, CitiBank, Documentary, Economy, JP Morgan, Michael Moore, Teaser Trailer, Trailer, Video, Youtube with View Comments

Though he may have questionable practices and often uses his subjects as fodder for jokes and sensationalism, Michael Moore still manages to get everyone’s attention and this time Moore has turned his focus toward the global financial crisis and the U.S. economy. Check the semi-clever teaser trailer for his as yet untitled new bailout project [...]

John Legend Gives UPenn Commencement Speech

In Afghanistan, Hip Hop, History, Internet, Iraq, Music, News, Opinion, Politics, R&B, War, fame on 20 May 2009 tagged $700 billion bailout, 2009, 20th Century, 9/11, Al Qaeda, Barack Obama, Commencement, Dayton, Dr. Cornel West, Fiona Apple, Hype, Iraq, James Joyce, John Legend, Lil Wayne, Ohio, Saddam Hussein, Sohh, Springfield, Toni Morrison, University of Pennsylvania, UPenn, Video, Weapons of Mass Destruction, WMD, Youtube with View Comments

Fresh from being named one of Time Magazine‘s 100 Most Influential People of 2009, John Legend returned to his alma mater – the University of Pennsylvania – to deliver a truthful, funny, and impassioned commencement speech for the graduating class of 2009. The people who created these crises or allowed them to happen either didn‘t [...]