I'm not going to be able to listen streaming. Can you set it up as a download after the fact?

Peter B is archived at the White Rose Society.

excellent, thanks 99

Easy on the ear is the velvet pipes of Peter B.

OT

MicroSoft, AT&T and others are:

The admission comes amidst US email and Internet companies moving some of their servers overseas. According to a piece in March's edition of Harper's Magazine, AT&T, Microsoft and Google all have or plan overseas data centers in an effort by the companies to cut costs.

"Microsoft has announced plans for a data center in Siberia, AT&T has built two in Shanghai, and Dublin has attracted Google and Microsoft," Harper's notes.

Americans' personal data isn't just email. More and more computer users are storing personal word processing, photographs and other files online through document sharing programs like Google Documents.

"As the functions long performed by personal computers come to be executed by these far-flung data centers," the magazine writes, "the technology industry has rapturously rebranded the Internet as 'the cloud.'"

(Raw Story). Evidently hat means, according to NSA, that they can read email without a warrant.

American flag waived, Amurkan flag waved. That is where fascists put their "i" ... move the "i"!

I am listening at central time. Brad and Peter are loud and clear tonight ... said he had testified in a joint legislative hearing in LA about the 12,000 votes not counted there ...

Laura MacCallum is talking about a 4th Degree felony, so I looked it up:

1-20-11. Offering a bribe. (1969)

Offering a bribe consists of willfully advancing, paying, or causing to be paid, or promising, directly or indirectly, any money or other valuable consideration, office or employment, to any person for the following purposes connected with or incidental to any election:
A. to induce such person, if a voter, to vote or refrain from voting for or against any candidate, proposition, question or constitutional amendment;
B. to induce such person, if a precinct board member or other election official, to mark, alter, suppress or otherwise change any ballot that has been cast, any election return, or any certificate of election; or
C. to induce such person to use such payment or promise to bribe others for the purposes specified in this section.
Whoever offers a bribe is guilty of a fourth degree felony.

(New Mexico Law, Elections 1-20-11, emphasis added). Bingo.

Anyone else notice what the GoogleAd in the top right corner of Brad's main page is?

Is that coincidence or is that irony?

#8 Soul Rebel

the ad there right now is:

The Hillary Dance: See how one young voter shows his support in this funny video

Those ads might rotate.

Anyone else notice that the Election Science Institute scrubbed their website?

http://www.electionscience.org/

Here's something I screenshot months back. ESI, run by a Steven Hertzberg with a bizarre internet history, put out this report whitewashing the absurd exit poll discrepancies in Ohio, 2004.

Steven Hertzberg Versus a Professor: On Exit Polls

ESI Brief - Analysis of the 2004 Ohio Exit Polls and Election Results
http://allaircraftarenot...or-fraud-t78-10.html#866

I'm sure you're way ahead of me on this, but here's an interesting headline,
Election Fraud Against Obama In Ohio: More Comes Out

#8 Socrates

I guess it is region-specific then, because every time I log on to Brad's homepage I get the GoogleAd in the top corner telling me to support Heather Wilson.

Governor David Cargo is obviously one of the good guys. I wish we had Republicans like that here in Utah.