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Sh-t is STILL Crazy in Tunisia!

Read more:

‘Liberation caravan’ reaches Tunis. [Al Jazeera]

Tunisian uprising gets second wind with more protests. [The Hindu]

Tunisian protests continue call for government cleansing [CTV.ca]

Video: Keith Olbermann Abruptly Announces He’s Leaving MSNBC!

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Seriously: WTF??!? This is a terrible look for MSNBC. Olbermann leaving is a huge blow for the network, IMHO. I love Laurence O’Donnell as much as the next liberal-leaning guy (pause), but he’s not Olbermann, at least not yet! They better pray Rachel Maddow doesn’t bolt too ‘cos, if she does, it’ll seriously be a wrap for them.

[note: watch the full video at that Shoq Value link below to see Keith throw his papers at the camera one last time – for some inexplicable reason MSNBC decided to edit the ending short in their ‘official’ clip above to omit that – WTF??! x2….]

Read more at The New York Times.

[via Jasiri X / Shoq Value]

Video: Did Fox News’ Neil Cavuto Try to Use the Tunisia Riots to ‘Pull a Palin’

Got the heads up on this one via The Colbert Report

Could this conversation with Craig R. Smith, CEO of Swiss America trading Corp., not be considered some kind of incitement or should I just dismiss it as the ridiculous fear-mongering that it strikes me as? Or if it is actually the former (and with Fox News, you know you can never count that possibility out), have we not learned the lesson of the Giffords shooting? So much for bringing a more genteel and civil tone to our news media and politics….

New Music: DJ Revolution Presents Malcolm and Martin – Stand 4 Something





This is a non-LP cut produced by DJ Revolution that was not included on the Stand for Something album or the Malcolm and Martin were…Criminal Minded mixtape.




MP3: Malcolm and Martin – Stand 4 Something [hulkshare down link]

President Obama: ‘Before We are Democrats or Republicans, We are Americans’

Apropos in the aftermath of the Tuscon shooting tragedy and on this Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.



Related from The White House Blog:

Celebrating MLK Day with City Year

Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King’s Life and Legacy.

Today, President Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama and other Administration officials will honor Dr. Martin Luther King by participating in a National Day of Service.


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