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11-02-2012, 03:11 PM
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If you needed a text book example how 1984 works read-on... The poor clueless souls in Tea Parties across America won't realize how they are being played like a grand piano(SCAMMED) by the political and power elite. So it appears the NEOCON/PACs list is long and distinguished filled with Warmongers, Fascists, & Zionists. POLITICO reporting on it. Here's a quick breakdown of some of those running the show:
TPNN Chief Anchor: Radio political shock-jock Israeli-Firster, Rusty Humphries
TPNN PR firm headed by: Keith Urbahn, former secretary of defense Donald Rumsfield's chief of staff
TPNN Location Hosted: The Venetian Hotel & Casino resort, Las Vegas, NV. (Owned by Billionaire Sheldon Adelson)
Chief Editor of TPNN: Todd Cefaratti, who registered 'JoinTheTeaParty.us' took $469K in donations, spent none of it on GOP candidates
TPNN Special mention of hosting: particular focus on Tea Party-backed candidates like; Ted Cruz, Allen West, Michelle Bachmann, and Mia Love
The Tea Party gets a NEWS Site
By DYLAN BYERS (http://www.politico.com/reporters/DylanByers.html) | 10/31/12 3:38 PM EDT
Tea Party (http://wwww.politico.com/tag/tea-party) conservatives are getting their very own news site.
The Tea Party News Network, self-described as "the only trusted news source and the antidote to mainstream media bias," is already live (http://www.tpnn.com/) but will announce its launch tomorrow morning, with plans to start live video on election day. TPNN claims to have a "war room of 40-plus volunteers" who will operate out of the Venetian Resort in Las Vegas, and has established partnerships with the Talk Radio Network and radio host Rusty Humphries, who will be co-anchoring the election night coverage (http://www.politico.com/2012-election).
(Also on POLITICO: Media stumped by 2012 outcome (http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1012/83107.html?hp=f1))
"There are plenty of news websites out there, but there isn’t one that caters directly to Tea Party conservatives, providing activists with coverage and opinion that matters to them. The Tea Party News Network changes that," Todd Cefaratti, editor of the Tea Party News Network, said in a statement for the forthcoming press release.
As with many right-wing news sites, TPNN puts heavy emphasis on the anti-mainstream media message: "We don’t need our supposed betters in the mainstream media telling us which stories matter or what we should think. We don’t mindlessly mimic the talking points of Washington leaders. The Tea Party movement now has a home for news it can trust."
(Also on POLITICO: Tight race? Avoid tea party label (http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1012/82496.html))
Truth be told, it's not as though Tea Party conservatives have been homeless on the web. Most right-wing news and opinion sites, including the Media Research Center and the Breitbart network, cater to those who would label themselves members of the Tea Party. But this is the first site of its scope to apply the branding and assert itself as "the voice of the Tea Party." Cefaratti is also promising to be "a vigilant watchdog on Washington’s leaders regardless of the outcome of the November election."
"TPNN is not going to be just any other conservative backwater on the Internet," said Keith Urbahn, who heads the PR firm promoting the site and recently served as chief of staff to former Sec. of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.
Election coverage will be co-hosted by Humphries and TPNN News Director Scottie Nell Hughes, with a particular focus on Tea Party-backed candidates like Ted Cruz, Allen West, Michelle Bachmann, and Mia Love.
Tea Party news site: mission or marketing scam? (http://paidcontent.org/2012/11/01/tea-party-news-site-mission-or-marketing-scam/)
http://paidcontent.org/2012/11/01/tea-party-news-site-mission-or-marketing-scam/
By Jeff John Roberts (http://paidcontent.org/author/jeffjohnroberts/)
1 Comment (http://paidcontent.org/2012/11/01/tea-party-news-site-mission-or-marketing-scam/#comments)
A week before the Presidential election, a news site is branding itself as the real voice of Tea Party conservatives. The site’s editor, however, may not be a bona fide political activist.
http://gigaompaidcontent.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/shutterstock_106145462.jpg?w=300&h=200&crop=1
A new conservative news site may give you cause for concern, whatever your political persuasion. As Politico reports (http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2012/10/the-tea-party-gets-a-news-site-147862.html), the Tea Party News Network (http://tpnn.com/) announced its formal launch today as the only site “that caters directly to Tea Party conservatives.”
The site, which appears to have been online for awhile, offers little more than links to anti-Obama screeds from right-wing standard-bearers like Red State (http://www.redstate.com/) and Michelle Malkin. There is also a smattering of original content from “volunteers.”
While liberals will cringe at headlines like “Would it surprise you to know that Barack Obama used to deal?”, Tea Party types may not be thrilled by the site either. For them, the issue will not be the site’s content but rather its editor, Todd Cefaratti.
Cefaratti, you see, appears to be more hustler than true believer. According to news items (http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/10/29/arizona-tea-party-group-469000-donations-spent-politics-report/), he used a Tea Party-branded website before the 2010 midterms to rake in $469,000 in donations, but did not spend any of it on conservative candidates or causes. Instead, half the funds went to marketing and the other half went to non-political activity.
Worse, Cefaratti works in direct marketing. Various Tea Party discussion blogs (see here (http://teapartyorganizers.ning.com/forum/topics/todd-cefaratti-formerly-with-tp-us-is-currently-the-the-head-honc), here (http://www.mightyrighty.com/archive/index.php/t-281.html?) and here (http://therealrevo.com/blog/?p=78331)) have accused him of data mining the faithful in order to sell mailing lists to third-party companies. This may explain why the new Tea Party News Network so prominently asks readers to supply not just an email address, but their names and zip codes too:
Gadsden Gurl (http://gadsdengurl) Friday, November 2 2012 (http://paidcontent.org/2012/11/01/tea-party-news-site-mission-or-marketing-scam/#comment-168649)
This is a marketing scam just like the rest of the fake GOP TEA PARTY groups started as PACs in 2009.
The real tea party started in 2007 and doesn’t endorse candidates, or collect money, or give money to campaigns.
SCAM SCAM SCAM.
Just like that David Webb guy in NY — he’s an agent of Israel.
If you needed a text book example how 1984 works read-on... The poor clueless souls in Tea Parties across America won't realize how they are being played like a grand piano(SCAMMED) by the political and power elite. So it appears the NEOCON/PACs list is long and distinguished filled with Warmongers, Fascists, & Zionists. POLITICO reporting on it. Here's a quick breakdown of some of those running the show:
TPNN Chief Anchor: Radio political shock-jock Israeli-Firster, Rusty Humphries
TPNN PR firm headed by: Keith Urbahn, former secretary of defense Donald Rumsfield's chief of staff
TPNN Location Hosted: The Venetian Hotel & Casino resort, Las Vegas, NV. (Owned by Billionaire Sheldon Adelson)
Chief Editor of TPNN: Todd Cefaratti, who registered 'JoinTheTeaParty.us' took $469K in donations, spent none of it on GOP candidates
TPNN Special mention of hosting: particular focus on Tea Party-backed candidates like; Ted Cruz, Allen West, Michelle Bachmann, and Mia Love
The Tea Party gets a NEWS Site
By DYLAN BYERS (http://www.politico.com/reporters/DylanByers.html) | 10/31/12 3:38 PM EDT
Tea Party (http://wwww.politico.com/tag/tea-party) conservatives are getting their very own news site.
The Tea Party News Network, self-described as "the only trusted news source and the antidote to mainstream media bias," is already live (http://www.tpnn.com/) but will announce its launch tomorrow morning, with plans to start live video on election day. TPNN claims to have a "war room of 40-plus volunteers" who will operate out of the Venetian Resort in Las Vegas, and has established partnerships with the Talk Radio Network and radio host Rusty Humphries, who will be co-anchoring the election night coverage (http://www.politico.com/2012-election).
(Also on POLITICO: Media stumped by 2012 outcome (http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1012/83107.html?hp=f1))
"There are plenty of news websites out there, but there isn’t one that caters directly to Tea Party conservatives, providing activists with coverage and opinion that matters to them. The Tea Party News Network changes that," Todd Cefaratti, editor of the Tea Party News Network, said in a statement for the forthcoming press release.
As with many right-wing news sites, TPNN puts heavy emphasis on the anti-mainstream media message: "We don’t need our supposed betters in the mainstream media telling us which stories matter or what we should think. We don’t mindlessly mimic the talking points of Washington leaders. The Tea Party movement now has a home for news it can trust."
(Also on POLITICO: Tight race? Avoid tea party label (http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1012/82496.html))
Truth be told, it's not as though Tea Party conservatives have been homeless on the web. Most right-wing news and opinion sites, including the Media Research Center and the Breitbart network, cater to those who would label themselves members of the Tea Party. But this is the first site of its scope to apply the branding and assert itself as "the voice of the Tea Party." Cefaratti is also promising to be "a vigilant watchdog on Washington’s leaders regardless of the outcome of the November election."
"TPNN is not going to be just any other conservative backwater on the Internet," said Keith Urbahn, who heads the PR firm promoting the site and recently served as chief of staff to former Sec. of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.
Election coverage will be co-hosted by Humphries and TPNN News Director Scottie Nell Hughes, with a particular focus on Tea Party-backed candidates like Ted Cruz, Allen West, Michelle Bachmann, and Mia Love.
Tea Party news site: mission or marketing scam? (http://paidcontent.org/2012/11/01/tea-party-news-site-mission-or-marketing-scam/)
http://paidcontent.org/2012/11/01/tea-party-news-site-mission-or-marketing-scam/
By Jeff John Roberts (http://paidcontent.org/author/jeffjohnroberts/)
1 Comment (http://paidcontent.org/2012/11/01/tea-party-news-site-mission-or-marketing-scam/#comments)
A week before the Presidential election, a news site is branding itself as the real voice of Tea Party conservatives. The site’s editor, however, may not be a bona fide political activist.
http://gigaompaidcontent.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/shutterstock_106145462.jpg?w=300&h=200&crop=1
A new conservative news site may give you cause for concern, whatever your political persuasion. As Politico reports (http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2012/10/the-tea-party-gets-a-news-site-147862.html), the Tea Party News Network (http://tpnn.com/) announced its formal launch today as the only site “that caters directly to Tea Party conservatives.”
The site, which appears to have been online for awhile, offers little more than links to anti-Obama screeds from right-wing standard-bearers like Red State (http://www.redstate.com/) and Michelle Malkin. There is also a smattering of original content from “volunteers.”
While liberals will cringe at headlines like “Would it surprise you to know that Barack Obama used to deal?”, Tea Party types may not be thrilled by the site either. For them, the issue will not be the site’s content but rather its editor, Todd Cefaratti.
Cefaratti, you see, appears to be more hustler than true believer. According to news items (http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/10/29/arizona-tea-party-group-469000-donations-spent-politics-report/), he used a Tea Party-branded website before the 2010 midterms to rake in $469,000 in donations, but did not spend any of it on conservative candidates or causes. Instead, half the funds went to marketing and the other half went to non-political activity.
Worse, Cefaratti works in direct marketing. Various Tea Party discussion blogs (see here (http://teapartyorganizers.ning.com/forum/topics/todd-cefaratti-formerly-with-tp-us-is-currently-the-the-head-honc), here (http://www.mightyrighty.com/archive/index.php/t-281.html?) and here (http://therealrevo.com/blog/?p=78331)) have accused him of data mining the faithful in order to sell mailing lists to third-party companies. This may explain why the new Tea Party News Network so prominently asks readers to supply not just an email address, but their names and zip codes too:
Gadsden Gurl (http://gadsdengurl) Friday, November 2 2012 (http://paidcontent.org/2012/11/01/tea-party-news-site-mission-or-marketing-scam/#comment-168649)
This is a marketing scam just like the rest of the fake GOP TEA PARTY groups started as PACs in 2009.
The real tea party started in 2007 and doesn’t endorse candidates, or collect money, or give money to campaigns.
SCAM SCAM SCAM.
Just like that David Webb guy in NY — he’s an agent of Israel.