Right on, Mr.Beck! However, anybody with enough brains to tell right from wrong does not need to be told that.

All you have to do is to consider the source of the attacks on the Tea Party– the twisted, power-hungry and spiritually sick progressive clowns that play the role of stooges for Obama, Pelosi, Reid and Clinton.

As an example of the above mentioned hypocritical clowns we have several members of  the Congressional Black Caucus, notably Maxine Waters, who recently called all Tea Party Protesters homosexuals in her latest attack on freedom of speech. How anyone belonging to this group of clearly bigoted (No whites allowed) mis-representatives can criticize any other group is beyond rational belief.

And then there is the National Chief of Staff of "New" Black Panther Party leader Malik Zulu Shabazz, Esq., posted "These Tea Party Republicans are using any frivolous matter to undermine Attorney General Eric Holder and President Barack Obama".

Gimme a break. Nobody needs to undermine Holder or Obama, they are doing a fine job of that all by themselves. All the Tea Party people want to do is vote their sorry butts out of office ASAP.

Most spam will not come to your inbox without your help, or sometimes the “help” of your ISP. I use Charter cable– because it’s the only show in town– and their spam protection fairly sucks. But other than your Internet provider selling your email address to spammers, it’s a simple fact that most people invite most of it themselves.

Spammers don’t have any magical way of getting your email address, they usually use information that you have provided to various sources, who in turn either sell that information, give it away to business partners, or store it on non-secure databases.

It is probably next to impossible to prevent all spam, but it is possible to limit what spam you receive, to a large extent. We won’t go into a lot of the details of the methods spammers use to get your email address, since that would only serve to give more would-be spammers information. However, there are some basic things you need to know in order to protect your inbox from garbage, so we’ll start there.

Spam Bots
A spam bot is akin to search engine bots (short for robots), in that they roam the web looking for the “mailto:” links that you put on your web site. Any email address they find is then added to their database. So what can you do? You can disguise your email addresses by using one of the many PHP or JavaScript programs freely available on the web. You’ll find a free script in the JavaScripts section titled “Hide Email Links from Spam Bots” on This Page that will do the job.

Get a Catch-all E-mail Account
By far the most common way that people give away their email addresses to spammers is by filling out forms on the web. You can never assume that the website you are handing out your email address to will not disclose it, or in many cases, sell it outright. One way to protect yourself is to get one of the free web based email accounts from a site like Yahoo, and always use that address when filling out forms. You will have to go to that account and delete all the trash from time to time, but at least the crud will all be in one place, and not mixed in with your personal email.

Considering the above, here are a few things to be wary of:

*   Buying things online

*   Registering software or hardware

*   Joining forums, newsgroups, taking newsletters

*   Most “free” e-card sites make their money by selling not only your email address, but also those of your friends

*   Registering with singles and dating websites

*   Participating in polls or feedbacks, even with the major news web sites

I know that the points just mentioned are pretty limiting, but if you don’t want to wade through tons of spam every day, they must be considered. If you follow the guidelines your spam will diminish, but there is no way to be 100% spam-free that I know of, especially if you have your own registered domain.

Anti-Spam Tools
If there’s a really good anti-spam app out there anywhere, I haven’t found it. I have tried almost a dozen different ones, and every one of them has a serious drawback, at least as far as I am concerned: they will also delete personal mail, to varying degrees. Almost all of the current anti-spam apps look for certain keywords which they use to tag your mail as spam. If you were running one of these spam filters and this article was an email that was sent to you, the chances are that you might not get it, since the content would probably cause it to be tagged as spam. If you know of one that works 100% of the time, let me know and I’ll post it here.

Well, no kidding, Mr. Gates! At the expense of American workers this dud could certainly do better by hiring foreign workers at lower wages than most Americans will work for. I wonder what Gates and Microcrap will be asking for next– abolishment of child labor laws?
 

For example, CNN reported that 3,000 questions were submitted for the recent “debate”, and of those 3,000 only 39 questions were actually asked of the candidates. So, who do you suppose determined which questions were asked? If you say it was the corporate owners of YouTube (Google), you are right on the mark.

I don’t now about you, but in my mind the idea of outfits like YouTube and its Google masters having anything at all to do with American politics is not only ludicrous, it is scary as hell. While we do need a new and independent party  to oppose the  decadent  and  self serving  Republican and Democratic hyenas currently in power, nothing would be worse than having YouTube or Google involved.

One has only to look at the questions that were approved to be asked of the Democratic candidates by the YouTube staff to realize the ultra liberal, new world order type of inane thinking that prodominates both of these organizations. While YouTube admittedly does give a voice to many who would otherwise have no voice, their benefit to the country ends right there.

That YouTube “voice” is not always beneficial, either. Consider the fact that Sen. George Allen lost an election largely due to YouTube’s publication of his politically incorrect use of the word “Macaca”. Regardless of where you stand on political correctness, neither the utterance of one word nor YouTube’s promotion of the word should define the outcome of any American election.

The highly touted YouTube political debate was nothing more than a shabby sham by the liberal factions in control of Google, YouTube and the Demeocratic party, in my opinon. While CNN’s website headlined “The YouTube-ification of politics: Candidates losing control”, the truth is that the American public is in danger of losing control through the deceptions put forth by this liberal coalition.

There are indeed some good people and good videos on YouTube, but it must be noted that despite that fact, both YouTube and Google are definitely in the camps of the New World Order bunch and the liberal non-thinkers, and in the case of Google, apparently somewhat Anti-American to boot. Did I forget to say that they are also part and parcel of Red China’s efforts to suppress and hide truth from its people?

The last thing we need is for this irrational and nonsensical political charade from the left wing to have any influence or any part in our national political system. I believe that the younger generation is bright enough to see through the attempt at political manipulation by the backers of this thing, and I fervently hope the rest of us are, too.