This probably isn't exactly what they are advertising, but this is an hour and a half documentary about the terrorist group in question. It's quite interesting as a lot of the members are now basically normal everyday people.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bcNE0VRX4w

Weather Underground was some dumb shit.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0208/8630.html

Yeah the excuse used at Arby's everywhere. Way to raise the bar, Fox.

I'd rather read WWN than watch Fox News any day.

Thanks to WWN, I now know that raw sewage is being sold for hamburger meat in Japan.

I also learned that Hans Christian Anderson hated children and ate human flesh.

And in past 5 presidential elections, aliens have backed the Democrats. (They supported George H.W. Bush in 1988.)

Also, in 1993, in celebration of President Clinton's victory, the alien ambassador brought his infant son for Hilary to hold (THEY GOT PHOTOS TO PROVE IT!).

But perhaps most importantly Elvis REALLY died of heart failure after a diabetic-induced coma in 1994, AND his waitress wife at the time was pregnant with his child!

But, of course, that death was a ruse, as he had fled to France to avoid paying child support.

THEN, he came out of hiding AGAIN in 1997 to voice his disapproval over his daughter's marriage to Michael Jackson.

Apparently, Elvis is now working with his personal trainer in Paris, getting in shape for a worldwide comeback tour this March!

...Is that really any sillier than the constant celebrity-obsessed scenarios that Faux Snooze gives us?

Rupert Murdoch: I am not Junk! And I WILL BE ALICE!

You could always - I don't know - FUCKING READ ABOUT IT.

You got pretty excited there.

First google result, btw.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/08/21/experts-obama-ayers-a d-ma_n_120495.html

I have a fetish for making other people Google for me.

Something else but the Huffington Post!

Do you know why you think the Huffington Post has no journalistic integrity? You heard about it on Fox News.

So far from what I can tell the claim of illegality is based on whether the 501(c)4 foundation in question receives donations from corporations. It doesn't have to disclose records, there, end of the article..... unless you're the Huffington Post.

They speak about the issue at hand in the first 2 paragraphs and then pretend the assumption of corporate donations is a fact and continue to drone on about the definition of an Electioneering Communication.



Bill Ayers is a jerk :(

The ad appears to cross the line into advocacy by a corporate-funded group - something expressly forbidden by the McCain(!)-Feingold law. It would need to be proven in court, but all the major networks (Fox included) had decided it was too hot and would likely lead to litigation if they ran it.

lol, exactly.

We will follow you.
You'll taste corn syrup in the baguettes.

there is no place quiet in latin america. we will pay the moral equivalent of our Founding Fathers to hunt you down. you will find the 'paris countryside' rather disappointing.

Paris has the worst suburbs outside Stalingrad.