Looney Tunes: Back in Action Daffy Duck and a studio security guard (Brendan Fraser) get mixed up in a spy caper in Joe Dante's delightful mix of live action and animation. MANY clever gags! Steve Martin, Timothy Dalton. Look for cameos by Peter Graves, Matthew Lillard, director Roger Corman, NASCAR's Jeff Gordon and more. Cartoon cameos by Scooby-Doo and Shaggy and others. Fraser also lends his voice to the Tasmanian Devil. (2003) http://txliberty.dyndns.org/inetpub/wwwroot/webfiles/LooneyTunesBIA.wmv (Due to popular demand, the system is often too busy to respond; so try back often. Right click playbacks to 'save target as...' to download selections to your computer for replay later at your convenience and as often as you want) Austin Mayor & Terry Photo of Terry Liberty Parker with Will Wynn (yes that IS his actual real name) during '1st Nite' festivities; his foot is on pedestal he stepped off of to take pic with me :) http://txliberty.dyndns.org/inetpub/wwwroot/webfiles/MayorWTerry051231.jpg First Night Austin 2005.12.31 Austin's FIRST ever '1st Nite Austin' New Year's Eve Day celebrations. StoryPhotoVideo at http://www.news8austin.com/content/top_stories/default.asp?ArID=152804 News 8 Austin Rewind 2005 Story, Pic & Video at http://www.news8austin.com/content/special_coverage/rewind_2005/?ArID=152847 Newz Bitz 4 Youz 2005.12.31 New Year's Eve day Austin TX and prep in NYC plus some VIRAL videos! http://txliberty.dyndns.org/inetpub/wwwroot/webfiles/NewzBitz051231.wmv LIVE Jan 1 Sunday 10-11pm Central UNSCREENED Call-In 477ACTV (1.512.477.2288) Jeff Davis Show http://hometown.aol.com/tfijdshow/ Terry Liberty Parker of http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Libertarian on TimeWarner Austin Cable TV 10 AND... (WorldWide) Peer 2 Peer: AustinLibertyInterNet Radio/TV* NOTE: if any of these lo-rez internet playbacks stimulate your interest in getting a clearer copy, please 'Google' that selection to locate a legal source if one is not otherwise given already. Bleep! Censoring Hollywood An examination of the controversial movement to remove potentially questionable content from DVD versions of popular films. Included: interviews with politicians, business leaders and film directors. (2005) http://txliberty.dyndns.org/inetpub/wwwroot/webfiles/CensoringHollywood.wmv ABC 20/20: Myths, Lies & Straight Talk John Stossel questions 10 commonly held beliefs, including "money buys happiness," "the world is getting too crowded," "Republicans shrink government," "getting cold will give you a cold" and "life is getting worse." (2005) MoreAt http://abcnews.go.com/2020/ABCNEWSSpecial/ WindowsMedia playback at http://txliberty.dyndns.org/inetpub/wwwroot/webfiles/ABC2020051230.wmv This Sunday's Morning Talk Shows: ABC This Week 2006.01.01 http://txliberty.dyndns.org/inetpub/wwwroot/webfiles/ABCtw060101.wmv CBS Face the Nation 2006.01.01 http://txliberty.dyndns.org/inetpub/wwwroot/webfiles/CBSftn060101.wmv NBC Meet the Press 2006.01.01 http://txliberty.dyndns.org/inetpub/wwwroot/webfiles/NBCmtp060101.wmv MSNBC Harball: Domestic Spy Contradictions (aka excuses?) US Govt 4th Amendment violations denied and confirmed http://txliberty.dyndns.org/inetpub/wwwroot/webfiles/HardballSpyShyster.wmv Amendment IV: The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized. at http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/infousa/facts/funddocs/billeng.htm
SeeMuchMoreAt http://www.Constitution.org Google: USA Bill of Rights, Sept 11, torture, Patriot Act abuse, Iran, Iraq, blowback Also: use Google 'News' option too! ABC Nightline: Values in Govt/Business/Life 2005.12.23 Warrentless govt spying then ex Time Warner CEO Gerald Levin is now a spiritual advisor http://txliberty.dyndns.org/inetpub/wwwroot/webfiles/ABCntlnLevin051223.wmv If someone keeps poking a stick into a hornets nest but then manages to duck out of the way as the hornets swarm upon YOU in defensive retaliation would it make sense to deal ONLY with the hornets? MoreAt http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Libertarian/message/43958 USA presence in the Persian Gulf helps extremists to recruit for the holy war! Said US Rep Ron Paul (R) in Congress Sept 25, 2001: "The hatred has been suppressed because we are a powerful economic and military force and wield a lot of influence. But this suppressed hatred is now becoming more visible and we as Americans for the most part are not even aware of how this could be. Americans have no animosity toward a people they hardly even know. Instead, our policies have been driven by the commercial interests of a few. And now the innocent suffer" MoreAt http://www.house.gov/paul/congrec/congrec2001/cr092501.htm PleaseAlsoSee: USA 'Democracy' History with Iran at http://www.fff.org/comment/com0501i.asp At the heart of the border debate Though some object, Catholic church in Eagle Pass takes in immigrants By Abe Levy ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday, December 25, 2005 at http://www.statesman.com/news/content/news/stories/local/12/25immigfriendly.html EAGLE PASS For illegal immigrants weary from a long desert journey, Father Jim Loiacono is there with food, shelter and sometimes a trip to Western Union. He asks only to see U.S. Border Patrol papers that indicate that the immigrant has promised to appear before a judge. Loiacono and other priests along the border adhere to the Catholic Church's historic social teaching that no law should keep the poor and oppressed from bettering their lives through immigration. But whether such compassion should trump laws protecting a country's borders is at the center of a growing national debate. "It's a hard trek between Central America and the United States," said Loiacono, pastor of Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church, a 500-member congregation four blocks from the U.S.-Mexico border. "They come here ragged and worn out. They really just need TLC at that point." An estimated 9 million to 13 million illegal immigrants live in the United States, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. In recent years, Eagle Pass, a town of about 22,000, has seen a rise in illegal immigrants who take advantage of its central location between San Antonio and Monterrey, Nuevo León. Some have darted across the city's golf course, whose fairways line the banks of the Rio Grande. Others bunch on the sidewalks of busy streets en route to the downtown bus station. As many as 150 a day have passed through Eagle Pass this year. Protecting them from serious illness and death is one thing, said Chris Simcox, co-founder of the anti-illegal immigration group, the Minuteman Project. But it is entirely different to break federal law, he said. "We have a long history of churches being sanctuaries because they perceive these people as being just children of God," he said. "But how do they know they're not aiding and abetting terrorists?" Our Lady of Refuge Church does provide limited help to illegal immigrants who haven't yet declared themselves to the Border Patrol, Loiacono said. But he said he encourages them to do so and, without proof of it, they are not allowed to use the church's phones or get rides to the bus station or financial institutions. Proof comes in the form of a "notice to appear" document, which means Border Patrol has checked them out and the person promises to appear before an immigration judge. "There can't be any other way," Loiacono said. "No one would forgive us for blind acts of kindness if it turned out to be a terrorist. But food, shelter and clothing? No problem." Those carrying a notice are generally not Mexicans, whose discovery causes a quick deportation just over the Rio Grande, but Central and South Americans who've made costly and often treacherous trips from their homelands. The document, in practicality, permits them to pass security checkpoints temporarily and travel to another region of the U.S. to live and work. Ignoring the document risks deportation, if the Border Patrol finds the immigrant. Hilario Leal, spokesman for the Del Rio sector of the Border Patrol, which includes Eagle Pass, said agents are aware of the church's aid to immigrants, but the agency's focus is on border crossers and smugglers. Eagle Pass Police Chief Tony Castaneda said he doesn't believe the church is breaking any laws or abusing its status in the community. Instead, he said the church is keeping illegal immigrants from the type of desperation that makes criminal activity a tempting alternative, he said. "They're not turning to petty crime and becoming a nuisance to our city," Castaneda said. "Once they leave Border Patrol, very little assistance is given to them. Word has spread quickly to come to that church." Adding to the congregation's standing is its mysterious statue of the crucifix, which was found floating in the Rio Grande by U.S. Border Patrol agents more than a year ago and later placed in the church's chapel. Loiacono named the fiberglass, life-size piece "The Undocumented Christ" because he said it serves as a symbol of divine empathy for the plight of immigrants. Thousands of people have come to the church to pray in front of the statue and place photos of loved ones and notes with prayer requests on an adjacent board. "People have an inalienable right to migrate and to better one's self and their potential," Loiacono said. Founded in 1884 by the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, the church leaves its doors open overnight for immigrants to rest until the office opens in the morning. "They come sometimes sopping wet in the middle of the night to our doorsteps," Loiacono said. Had it not been for an Eagle Pass woman's familiarity with the church, Meidy Garcia said she and her 3-year-old daughter, Susan, could have died. During their two-week journey from Honduras, they slept in a rat-infested house, endured double-crossing guides and ached from hunger and thirst. They crossed chest-high water in the Rio Grande and walked in chilly weather for half an hour before Border Patrol agents arrested them. Their clothes were wet and their emotions drained as they spent four hours being questioned at the Border Patrol station. Afterward, they didn't know where to go, Garcia said, until the woman, whose name they never learned, stopped to give them a ride to the church. They slept on cots inside the church hall with warm blankets and frequent visits by the nuns and Loiacono. The next morning, Garcia telephoned her husband, a baker in Atlanta who nearly two years ago illegally crossed into the United States. He would wire her money for a bus ride there. She had already depleted her $8,000 budget on guides, who demanded more money than what was agreed, and bribes for Mexican police officers, she said. Loiacono drove the mother and child to a store with a Western Union kiosk. He filled out paperwork as they waited inside his heated truck. Loiacono emerged with $300 in cash, which he handed to Garcia. "It's rare to see this kind of help from a church," Garcia said. "All I could do was cry and thank God for what they've done." at http://www.statesman.com/news/content/news/stories/local/12/25immigfriendly.html * 'PeerCasting' continuously now as 'AustinLibertyInterNet' via 'Yellow Pages' at www.PeerCast.org Distributed networking like www.PeerCast.org may enable people to create an alternative to govt licenced & controlled broadcasting. That can be useful when promoting things that challenge, or may be inconvenient to, established authoritii :) Please test this (at various times as needed) as an audience member (or even another 'caster) and let me know of your experience(s). 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