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"RockOn!"
Registered on: 08/17/06
Location:
San Antonio, TX
URL: http://www.dailycomedy.com/u/TommyMunoz
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Biography:
Blame it all on my San Antonio roots,I showed up to the comedy club in boots,And ruined your black guy affair.The last one to know,The last one to blow,I was the last one you tought you'd see there.And I saw a surprise,And the fear in his eyes,When I took his glass of Kool-Aid,I toasted you,Said honey we may be through,But you'll never hear me complain,
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 Al Jazeera claims to be the only politically independent television station in the Middle East. It now rivals the BBC in worldwide audiences with an estimated 50 million viewers. Well, come next Monday (25th) those viewers will be treated to the New Orleans Saints home opening game against the Atlanta Falcons in the Crescent City.
That's right, I learned that the controversial television station has acquired media credentials from the NFL to cover the emotional home opening game. This is supposed to be a great day for the city of New Orleans after all they been through, but this may tarnish the whole event.
My question is why? Why does Al Jazeera want to cover an American Football game? See I work for the San Antonio Spurs Media Department and we get media request from various media outlets all the time. If they have legitimate reasons for being at the game, the request is granted. I'm just trying to figure out why would the NFL grant this request? When the NFL doesn't even allow endzone celebrations, why would they allow Al Jazeera to be in the endzone. I can understand freedom of press, but that goes for this country; and not to a organizations that broadcasts senseless murders live on air. This is just wrong, and not to mention a PR nightmare for the NFL. I just don't want the coverage of the game to be followed by another Bin Laden tape or something worse...a rerun of "All in the Family" redubbed in Arabic. Who knows Osama Bin Laden may be the sports reporter covering the game. Even if that happened "OBL" wouldn't be caught, because the US government seems to have some sort of bad allergic reaction when there in New Orleans. So, what do you think? Should Al Jezeera be allowed to be at the game, in the endzone no less? I say let's show them up. For those that will be at the game. Let's show the people who call us terrorists, that no one can ever shake us of our confidence and our patriotism. We love our football and we love this country.
In a side note: GreenDay and U2 will be performing the National Anthem and at the Halftime Show at this event. So send me your feed back. What should be done about all of this?
(These are my personal views and opinions. The San Antonio Spurs organization are in no way responsible for my personal views and opinions of my self Tommy Munoz.) www.myspace.com/tommymunoz
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