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We The People Don't like Washington - Prov.Phenix, Dan McGowen

noreply@blogger.com (We The People of RI) — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 23:49:00 +0000

If you can't quite figure out where Brian Crowley and his buddies stand on the issues, neither can they. All they know is that they love America, the First Amendment, and public access television.

That may explain why their award-winning public access show We the People (it beat outLively Experiment and the Cranston East High School graduation at the Rhode Island Public Access awards last year) has shifted from a liberal program that focused on same-sex marriage, stem cell research, and the green movement during the Bush administration to a Tea Party-fueled telecast that labels President Obama corrupt and pokes fun at the off-the-cuff remarks of his animated vice president.

These guys, in the end, are much bigger fans of Adams and Jefferson than any of our last half dozen or so Presidents.

The show's cast of characters: Crowley, a self-described down-the-middle guy who offers mostly libertarian views; Richard, a Biblical scholar who argues that everyone had a job when Jesus was walking the water; and Adam, a truth-seeker who could cook up a conspiracy theory about just about anything, including why RIPTA doesn't run on time.

Together they produce an open forum for folks to rant about everything from government spending to their theories on 9/11.

Crowley explains his dark worldview in a mini-documentary, Left vs Right: The New American Civil War, which he discusses with the joy most people reserve for chats about their children. The documentary, he says, exposes politicians who are purposely dividing the country to benefit themselves.

"The new Civil War," he says, "is about both sides being to blame for what's happening in our country."

Crowley insists We the People has "a huge following with the older people," particularly middle-aged women. And if the General Hospital crowd is already hooked, the next target is younger folk.

That's easier said than done, Crowley allows. The issues plaguing the country right now tend to be too complicated for young people to understand, he says.

Not to mention, kids think public access is lame.

But that won't deter Crowley from trying to build his audience. He says he would ultimately like to have a show broadcast on talk radio station WPRO or somewhere beyond public access, but his goal right now is to continue producing a compelling program.

"We want to have an argument," Crowley says. "But we want to have an intelligent one. I love my country, but I question my government at all times."

Somewhere, Adams and Jefferson are high-fiving. And trying to find the Rhode Island public access channel.

9/8/11

http://providence.thephoenix.com/news/126491-we-the-people-dont-like-washington/

RIILE 5 year anniversary w/WTPofRI TV Assembly Event

noreply@blogger.com (We The People of RI) — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 23:21:00 +0000

Rhode Island Immigration Law Enforcement organizations 5th year anniversary w/ We The People Of RI February 15th @ 1108 Charles St. North Providence RI in the American Legions Club 7pm.

Grassfire Nation Update

noreply@blogger.com (We The People of RI) — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 06:08:00 +0000

Just weeks ago, the Federal Communications Commission bypassed

government regulations and seized control of the Internet --

delivering what many believe is a knockout blow to one of

the last, great free-market frontiers our nation and the

world has ever seen.

Earlier this week, communications giant Verizon was the

first to file suit against the FCC, challenging their 'Net

Neutrality ruling and alleging that the FCC has overstepped

its bounds.

regardless of the legal challenges, right now

the FCC has license to regulate the Internet and is already

threatening to stifle the $30 billion annually that

investors pour into Internet development and advancement

and hundreds of thousands of jobs.

But as bad as that all sounds, the Heritage Foundation

suggests that's just the tip of the iceberg as the

FCC would inevitably be drawn into debates regarding

Web content!

Radically increased government control, a loss of free-marke

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eroding of Free Speech rights, could be in store for Americans

if citizens don't make this a key issue on Capitol Hill.

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Grassfire Nation has learned that new Republican leadership

opposes the FCC takeover, and supports the actions of Verizon.

In fact, House Commerce chairman, Fred Upton has said the

FCC's takeover of the Internet is "needless and harmful."

because most of the major news outlets are either

ignoring the 'Net Neutrality regulations, or are tip-toeing

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Free Speech RADIO - "LIVE" Mondays 9-11pm on 990WBOB.com

noreply@blogger.com (We The People of RI) — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 19:05:00 +0000

Free Speech RADIO - "LIVE" Mondays 9-11pm on 990WBOB.com
We got hosts Jonnie K, "Senator" Adam, and the "Chef" Brian cooking up some Freedom for you. Contact us "Here" on our FaceBook wall and call the Freedom of Speech HOTLINE @ 401-781-5602. Discussions will include: NEWS, EVENTS (Plugs), Troop Shout-Outs, What didn't make the News, Visits to the LEFT and the RIGHT, Conspiracy Theories, Weird News, and much more.

DISCLAIMER:

noreply@blogger.com (We The People of RI) — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 03:01:00 +0000

We may not agree with what you say, but we will defend your right to say it !