WOW! I finally watched the clip. Not only does he talk about Israel, he slams the UN and pacifists. I love this guy!!!

Interesting that the author finds Hollywood Unions necessary, but other unions not. Reading his bio, I would guess that he is or has been a member and beneficiary of Hollywood Unions. Not saying whether he's right or wrong about how different the situation is, just noting it.

Unions are bad except the one I belong to, politicians are bad except the one that brings Pork to my neighborhood, speeding is bad except when I do it, trans fats are bad except on the foods I eat, etc..."

AT&T dropped the Hallmark Channel for the same reasons (failure to reach $$ agreement) but there was no major outcry about Hallmark being evil.

Could it be that it's just an irrational hatred for all things Fox that drive this crowd?

(Also, as an AT&T Uverse subscriber, I'm upset that I don't get Hallmark, but I can change to Cable, or one of several satellite providers, so I really don't think I need gov't to step in and help me, thanks.)

Thank you for sharing this, both for the helpful technical information as well as the "chin up, gang" motivation for the rest of us. We should all continue to be VERY open about this sort of thing, so that none of us feel isolated or afraid. Sunshine not only disinfects, it also scares the insects!

I am thinking that the advice to notify the FBI is especially good in the case of the non-immediate threat. This guy could continue to do this, to other people, and maybe show gradual escalation. If each case is only handled by local police, it possibly wouldn't be in a national database and wouldn't be noticed.

State Senator (and radio guy) Dan Patrick posted a note on his facebook page about this
http://www.facebook.com/dan.patrick.texas#!/notes...

The gist - that Federal bill would be in violation of our state constitution. The Governor does not have the power. It's the legislature that spends money, they aren't in session this year, and they can only spend money 2 years in advance.

Interesting that this unconstitutional provision attempting to slap down Texas was, I think, put forth by Texas dem Lloyd Doggett.

The War on Texas continues.