"You can fool some of the people all the time.
You can fool all the people some of the time.
But you can't fool all the people all the time."
--Abraham Lincoln.
Sleeps With Wolves
Just when I was starting to like the guy...
Guess who is sleeping with the enemy? The
strangest of bedfellows, John Kerry and Monsanto.
America's new nightmare couple.
Kerry is the man who claims that he does not
take corporate money. My research has taken me inside
of Kerry's brain. Malkovich, Malkovich. Kerry, Kerry.
Try to avoid the manure, as you slide through the
tunnel of this man's slippery synapses.
Kerry and Monsanto, sitting in a tree.
Kissing and promoting B-S-T.
First comes love, then comes marriage,
There's no justice, just a Kerry miscarriage.
The law firm of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, et. al., specializes
in biotechnology law. One of their most important clients
is Monsanto. Call today's column a lesson in trickle-down
economics. Call it an example of a carefully laid out
political agenda. Kerry wants you to believe that he
accepts no donations from corporations. Kerry's lie that
just plain folk contribute to his campaign is phony
politics at its worst. He has carefully hidden the twisted
route that dollars take before reaching his pocket. Make
no mistake about it. Kerry is no better than a common crook.
JFK (John-Fraud-Kerry), the man who would tiptoe
a circuitous path around election finance laws.
One very connected attorney with Mintz, Levin & Cohn is
David Leiter. Leiter now works for the Bush administration
in the Department of Energy. Leiter served as Kerry's Chief
of Staff for six years. Is there really a difference between
Democrat and Republican in these United States? These
insider-traders prove again and again that politics is the
best cash business in America. Leiter has raised nearly
$20 million for just three political campaigns.
Interesting aside regarding of the law firm of Mintz,
Levin and Cohn and the George Bush cabinet. This firm
represented Biogen, the maker of the genetically engineered
Flavor-Saver Tomato. Biogen was purchased by Monsanto
at a time when Ann Veneman was on its board of directors.
Today, Ann Veneman is America's Secretary of Agriculture.
Mintz, Levin & Cohn arranged the financing for the initial
public stock offering of Biogen.
While we will never be privy to cash transactions and
deals made behind close doors, what financial services
have Mintz, Levin & Cohn performed on the record for Kerry?
After examining campaign donations from 1997 through 2002,
I determined that Kerry's top three contributions came from
Boston Fleet Bank ($75,694), Verizon Communications ($65,862),
and Mintz, Levin & Cohn, et. al. ($54,700).
So, how much has the firm given Kerry for his 2004 run
by Mintz, Levin & Cohn? The shocker: $112,250!
This man is a people's person?
Mintz, Levin, Cohn has acted as counsel in funding biotech
acquisitions by raising nearly $800 million. They do
much more than that for Monsanto. Mintz, Levin & Cohn
also represents Monsanto in PCB litigation.
Kerry's association with Mintz, Levin, Cohn is as deep as
his relationship with Monsanto and other biotech companies.
In 2000, after Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) introduced a
labeling law that would have given Americans the right to
know whether the foods they ate contained genetically
modified organisms, Kerry refused to support that bill.
Now you know why. He has been bought and paid for by the
biotech industry.
Over the weekend, Kerry was accused of being just another
good old boy Republican by a fellow Democrat. Kerry remarked:
"I've spent a career fighting against special interests.
I'll take a second seat to nobody in this race with respect
to my lifetime fights against special interests and my efforts
to run campaigns on a high standard."
Kerry insisted that he had accepted no money from political
action committees or "special interests."
Tomorrow, February 3, 2003, Americans vote in seven primaries.
Arizona
Delaware
Missouri
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tuesday's victories might propel Kerry far ahead of
the field for the Democratic presidential nomination.
There is but one vehicle that can stop Kerry at
this eleventh hour. It's called the Internet. Your
activism can insure that millions of voters see
this critically important truth--before it is too late.
A message can be sent to Mr. Kerry that "politics as usual"
can no longer be tolerated. Kerry campaigns on issues of
integrity, claiming that he is beholden to no corporate
sponsors. This man lies by informing Americans that his
financial support comes from individuals like you and me.
Faced with this fantastic evidence, would you cast your
ballot for a liar such as John Kerry?
Robert Cohen
http://www.notmilk.com
You can fool all the people some of the time.
But you can't fool all the people all the time."
--Abraham Lincoln.
Sleeps With Wolves
Just when I was starting to like the guy...
Guess who is sleeping with the enemy? The
strangest of bedfellows, John Kerry and Monsanto.
America's new nightmare couple.
Kerry is the man who claims that he does not
take corporate money. My research has taken me inside
of Kerry's brain. Malkovich, Malkovich. Kerry, Kerry.
Try to avoid the manure, as you slide through the
tunnel of this man's slippery synapses.
Kerry and Monsanto, sitting in a tree.
Kissing and promoting B-S-T.
First comes love, then comes marriage,
There's no justice, just a Kerry miscarriage.
The law firm of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, et. al., specializes
in biotechnology law. One of their most important clients
is Monsanto. Call today's column a lesson in trickle-down
economics. Call it an example of a carefully laid out
political agenda. Kerry wants you to believe that he
accepts no donations from corporations. Kerry's lie that
just plain folk contribute to his campaign is phony
politics at its worst. He has carefully hidden the twisted
route that dollars take before reaching his pocket. Make
no mistake about it. Kerry is no better than a common crook.
JFK (John-Fraud-Kerry), the man who would tiptoe
a circuitous path around election finance laws.
One very connected attorney with Mintz, Levin & Cohn is
David Leiter. Leiter now works for the Bush administration
in the Department of Energy. Leiter served as Kerry's Chief
of Staff for six years. Is there really a difference between
Democrat and Republican in these United States? These
insider-traders prove again and again that politics is the
best cash business in America. Leiter has raised nearly
$20 million for just three political campaigns.
Interesting aside regarding of the law firm of Mintz,
Levin and Cohn and the George Bush cabinet. This firm
represented Biogen, the maker of the genetically engineered
Flavor-Saver Tomato. Biogen was purchased by Monsanto
at a time when Ann Veneman was on its board of directors.
Today, Ann Veneman is America's Secretary of Agriculture.
Mintz, Levin & Cohn arranged the financing for the initial
public stock offering of Biogen.
While we will never be privy to cash transactions and
deals made behind close doors, what financial services
have Mintz, Levin & Cohn performed on the record for Kerry?
After examining campaign donations from 1997 through 2002,
I determined that Kerry's top three contributions came from
Boston Fleet Bank ($75,694), Verizon Communications ($65,862),
and Mintz, Levin & Cohn, et. al. ($54,700).
So, how much has the firm given Kerry for his 2004 run
by Mintz, Levin & Cohn? The shocker: $112,250!
This man is a people's person?
Mintz, Levin, Cohn has acted as counsel in funding biotech
acquisitions by raising nearly $800 million. They do
much more than that for Monsanto. Mintz, Levin & Cohn
also represents Monsanto in PCB litigation.
Kerry's association with Mintz, Levin, Cohn is as deep as
his relationship with Monsanto and other biotech companies.
In 2000, after Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) introduced a
labeling law that would have given Americans the right to
know whether the foods they ate contained genetically
modified organisms, Kerry refused to support that bill.
Now you know why. He has been bought and paid for by the
biotech industry.
Over the weekend, Kerry was accused of being just another
good old boy Republican by a fellow Democrat. Kerry remarked:
"I've spent a career fighting against special interests.
I'll take a second seat to nobody in this race with respect
to my lifetime fights against special interests and my efforts
to run campaigns on a high standard."
Kerry insisted that he had accepted no money from political
action committees or "special interests."
Tomorrow, February 3, 2003, Americans vote in seven primaries.
Arizona
Delaware
Missouri
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tuesday's victories might propel Kerry far ahead of
the field for the Democratic presidential nomination.
There is but one vehicle that can stop Kerry at
this eleventh hour. It's called the Internet. Your
activism can insure that millions of voters see
this critically important truth--before it is too late.
A message can be sent to Mr. Kerry that "politics as usual"
can no longer be tolerated. Kerry campaigns on issues of
integrity, claiming that he is beholden to no corporate
sponsors. This man lies by informing Americans that his
financial support comes from individuals like you and me.
Faced with this fantastic evidence, would you cast your
ballot for a liar such as John Kerry?
Robert Cohen
http://www.notmilk.com
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