We almost forgot to load you folks up with some programming today. Check out a full menu of comedy with The Red Skelton Click here to stream Groucho Marx Click here to stream and more Amos and Andy Click here to stream
(BTW) We are extending our programming schedule to include another great feature film today with The Last Mile starring Preston Foster. Enjoy! Click here to stream

Net Neutrality is the story of the day as we are joining the battle to keep government and corporate interest from attempting to I-jack the world’s access to the last relatively free frontier of the information highway. Some of your most popular icons of the world’s telecommunication’s industry are actively lobbying law makers to stab you in the back with planned multi tier pricing structures that will price smaller commercial sites out of completion for business.

More information can be found here to help explain this serious threat that can change the way the Net has been delivered and accessed forever. Why the proposed changes? If your guess is profit, give yourself a gold star.

Other news: Estonia alleges they were the targets of a Russian cyber attack for dismantling a statue of a Russian soldier in one of their parks.
According to a New York Times story, “the Russian government has denied any involvement in the attacks, which came close to shutting down the country’s digital infrastructure, clogging the Web sites of the president, the prime minister, Parliament and other government agencies, staggering Estonia’s biggest bank and overwhelming the sites of several daily newspapers.”
This denial comes in spite of the Estonians asserting that the Internet address involved in the attacks belonged to an official who works in the administration of Russia’s president, Vladimir V. Putin.

In other not so news news, the Bush administration has started a campaign of lowering expectations of the Iraq war as stories are beginning to flourish indicating the U.S. maybe in the process of redefining success. This, on the heels of the president giving a speech last week stating the summer will bring more American deaths as they move forward with the so called surge. Click here to down load or on air to stream Today’s podcast also includes an episode of Abbott and Costello; The Merchant Marines.

We are revisiting the comic genius of Amos and Andy all this week as we are going to video cast a fresh load of this famous duo mad capped groundbreaking sitcom humor. Today’s double episode includes The Turkey Dinner and Traffic Violation. Enjoy! Click here to download or on photo to stream.

Oh my goodness, how could we forget to give ya a laugh or two before we break for the long weekend. Check out our friends from Mo Pitkins and The No Name And A Bag O Chips Show in the east village NYC. Click here to download or on photo to stream
C-YA Monday

Question: What do you get when a punk-assed Democrat majority in congress debates a lying-assed Republican minority over a the most important war funding bill vote in American history? You get a war bill only a jackass in the White House will sign.
Enjoy your holiday

As many in the media and the nation awaited the final outcome of the congressional debate and eventual vote on the Iraq war funding bill, it was difficult for this writer to determine what were the most embarrassing moments of the process.

Taking the early lead initially, was Rep. John Boehner, crying like a bitch on the House floor in his apparently successful efforts to convince colleagues to give the president exactly what he’d requested, with no questions, no restrictions and no strings attached. But later in the evening, his performance was easily surpassed by Sen. Joe “The Blowhard” Biden attempting to give the nation a lesson in civics to explain his lame-assed cowardly vote.

Now that these professional bullshit artist and confidence men and women have closed business for the Memorial Day Holiday, they will all go home, have some Bar B.Q., kiss some babies and asses, shake some hands and tell a bunch of lies to their constituents about how hard it is to get anything done in Washington without a clear and overwhelming majority.

The truth of the matter is, the nation got hosed, the nation’s reputation got hosed and most importantly and sadly, the military got hosed. That’s not to say these congressional cumbags didn’t throw us a bone in the form of a hike in the minimum wage, spiking to a lavish lifestyle providing $7.25 an hour, over the next two years; but when you balanced that against the moronic efforts to solve the immigration issue with an incomprehensible comprehensive immigration bill, we can also add the nations working poor to the hosing party.

This weekend is a time for remembering the cool men and women who have sacrificed so much, so we can live our lives in relative safety and security, while congress’ efforts will undoubtedly give us even more of those cool men and women to remember next year. Click here to download or on air to stream. This podcast also includes and episode of Inner Sanctum; The Voice on the Wire.

Other programming: I know we promised Karate all this week, but I just didn’t have it in me for more kicking, scratching, slicing and dicing, so I changed the schedule and decided to rerun something we have yet to video-cast. Click here for some crazy assed Lon Chaney Jr. in the Indestructible Man Click here to download or on photo to stream

Think hobos. Think the depression era. Think personal survival. Think homelessness. Think hopelessness on a national scale. Think of homeless and hopeless men, making their way through life with no more than their wits, ingenuity and each other to keep themselves warm on cold nights.
If you think these things, then you have the very heart and soul of Clint Jefferies’ play, The Jocker.

Nancy ‘The P Word” Pelosi and her crew of cronies high stepped their way into positions of power and pride in the House and Senate with promises of change, not compromise, with more ethics and less politics, caved in, bent over, folded, blinked and flinched when push came to shove over the funding for the war. Granting every wish the president wanted with little if any strings or restraints, the Democratic leadership is giving the president a bill without timelines, albeit with weak-kneed, consequence free benchmarks.

Taking the gamble that the war will continue to go badly, this four months of funding to keep the so called surge going throughout the summer while the American people and the Iraqi parliament vacation, should keep the president fully responsible for the war’s status quo.

Considering nine more soldiers were reported killed in the last 48 hours, added to the 15 killed this weekend past, this might prove to be an election winning strategy for those who have the stomach for playing politics with the lives of our troops. In the short term, Pelosi and Reid make think it necessary to withstand the heat of their base support for their acquiescence to the president veto powers in hopes of selling this bilge as their only sensible recourse in light of their insufficient numbers to do anything more. We Disagree!

In other news, The NYPD is facing another controversial shooting incident where someone is again killed by an officer’s bullets with strong suspicions that proper police procedures may have not been followed. With recent stories surfacing that the city is having a hard time filling recruitment goals due to a woefully inadequate starting salary offered to newbie cops, we may be simply getting the level of law enforcement we are paying for. Click here to download or on air to stream

Today, we conclude our trilogy of Ninja Death movies with Ninja Death 3. Tomorrow we will continue the week of kick ass karate with Tiger Love followed by Weapons of Death on Friday. Enjoy! Click here to download of on photo to stream