My Dots for Wednesday, March 21, 2007

This posting consists of four outrageous Old Spice television ads. You wonder how some of them actually appeared on television!!
Take a look and you’ll see what I mean….

[tags: television, television ads, Old Spice ads, men, manly, YouTube]

Yesterday, The House of Bishops of The Episcopal Church announced:

“We proclaim the Gospel that in Christ there is no Jew or Greek, no male or female, no slave or free. We proclaim the Gospel that in Christ all God’s children, including women, are full and equal participants in the life of Christ’s Church. We proclaim the Gospel that in Christ all God’s children, including gay and lesbian persons, are full and equal participants in the life of Christ’s Church. We proclaim the Gospel that stands against any violence, including violence done to women and children as well as those who are persecuted because of their differences, often in the name of God.”

This posting provides readers with the full text of the announcement that was made by The House of Bishops.

[tags: news, House of Bishops, Episcopal Church, religion, gay, lesbian, GLBT]

This posting is a video discussion of the highly polished video mashup that uses the famous 1984 Apple Macintosh ad to attack Hillary Clinton. Videos and links are provided for the viewer. This is a truly groundbreaking, fascinating political campaign phenomenon!!

[tags: Obama, underground political ad, Obama Orwell ad, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, news, YouTube]

Quoted: OBAMA SPEAKING ABOUT THE IRAQ WAR: A TIMELINE

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Creator of Orwellian Obama Ad Revealed

ORWELLIAN POLITICAL AD FOR OBAMA 

 MyWay News has published an Associated Press report stating:

The mystery creator of the Orwellian YouTube ad against Hillary Rodham Clinton is a Democratic operative who worked for a digital consulting firm with ties to rival Sen. Barack Obama.  Philip de Vellis, a strategist with Blue State Digital, acknowledged in an interview with The Associated Press that he was the creator of the video, which portrayed Clinton as a Big Brother figure and urged support for Obama’s presidential campaign.

De Vellis said he resigned from the firm on Wednesday after he learned that he was about to be unmasked by the HuffingtonPost.com., a liberal news and opinion Internet site.

Blue State designed Obama’s Web site and one of the firm’s founding members, Joe Rospars, took a leave from the company to work as Obama’s director of new media.

“It’s true … yeah, it’s me,” de Vellis said Wednesday evening.

He said he produced the ad outside of work and that neither Blue State nor the Obama campaign was aware of his role in the ad.

“But it raises some eyebrows, so I thought it best that I resign and not put them in that position.”

In a statement released Wednesday evening, the Obama campaign said:

“The Obama campaign and its employees had no knowledge and had nothing to do with the creation of the ad.  We were notified this evening by a vendor of ours, Blue State Digital, that an employee of the company had been involved in the making of this ad.  Blue State Digital has separated ties with this individual and we have been assured he did no work on our campaign’s account.”  Read more of this report here.