Ed Schultz’s Contrived Outburst Is Just Another Example of Anti-Tea Party Propaganda

by Scott Creighton

(update and the Ed Schultz video are located at the end of the article)

Ed Schultz was not being psychotic and he hasn’t gone crazy. It was a contrived overreaction intended to make sure his “progressive” listeners didn’t start to connect with the members of the Tea Party. The last thing the fake progressives want is the unhappy left and the unhappy right starting to notice that they really aren’t that different from each other.

On April the 19th, while I was writing about how the fake “progressives” in the media were demonizing Tea Party members and comparing them to Tim McVeigh in order to foster hate and disgust toward them, Ed Schultz of MSNBC’s The Ed Show went above and beyond the call of duty to prove my point.  Thanks Ed.

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Maj. Hasan/Anwar al-Awlaki Update – Obama Administration Refused to Hand Over Documents

by Scott Creighton

  Oh what tangled webs we weave
  When first we practice to deceive. Sir Walter Scott 1808

Just yesterday, the chairman and ranking Republican of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee alleged that the Obama administration is covering up important details in the Fort Hood shooting case concerning communications relating to Maj. Nidal Hasan the accused shooter. Maj. Hasan is charged with killing 13 military personnel stationed at Fort Hood. The official White House story is that Maj. Hasan was inspired to commit the act after communicating with Anwar al-Awlaki, a U.S. citizen living in Yemen.

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has subpoenaed the Obama administration for the documents relating to the case after having been previously denied access to them.

The Defense and Justice departments say that release of the disputed data would compromise the prosecution of Maj. Nidal Hasan, the disgruntled Army doctor charged with killing 13 people.  AP

This is a remarkable position for the DoJ to take on this.  The Obama administration has recently added al-Awlaki’s name to the “to be killed” section of their TO DO list.  The ”Change” administration issued what amounts to a contract on Awlaki’s life, partly because of his alleged contribution in the Fort Hood shooting.

Forgotten in all of this are the early reports that came out right after the shooting occurred in which administration officials reported that they had been aware of Maj. Hasan’s communications with Awlaki and that he was making them on behalf of Fort Hood in accordance with the work he was doing at the base.