It is quite the spectacle, witnessing the Bilderberger Queen, Hillary Clinton, and the CFR habitué, John Edwards, sucking up to Markos Moulitsas and the “liberal” bloggers, an easily hoodwinked gaggle the possible selectees will bamboozle next year.

“Gone are the days when candidates and political parties could talk to passive voters through mass media, largely controlling what messages were distributed, how the messages went out and who heard them. The Internet has helped create millions of media outlets and given anyone the power to express an opinion or disseminate information in a global forum, and connect with others who have similar interests,” News for Yahoos would have us believe. “Clinton is viewed skeptically by the blogging community, mainly for her history of hawkish views on Iraq. Markos Moulitsas Zuniga, founder of Daily Kos and spiritual leader of the convention, said Clinton still might be able to mitigate her problems.”

Mr. Moulitsas, however, gave no clue how Clinton would “mitigate” the ruling class who, after all, own her, same as they owned and ran her husband. “We may decide she’s not our first choice, but she’s not a bad choice,” said the blogger.

In other words, Moulitsas, a former Republican, now a “progressive,” will persuade his loyal followers to vote for Hillary. Of course, only the seriously blinkered can’t see that next time around, in the perennially rigged game of “mainstream” political musical chairs, a Democrat will be selected to “serve” as our president. Moulitsas will lead the lib blogosphere dog and pony show and demonstrate the efficacy of the internet in cheerleading and grandstanding Bilderberger and CFR candidates.

“Plunging headlong into the Internet era, all seven candidates fought for the support of the powerful and polarizing liberal blogosphere by promising universal health care, aggressive government spending and dramatic change from the Bush era,” News for Yahoos proclaims.

How effortlessly these libs are fooled. Of course, there will be no “universal health care,” as our rulers are not interested in the health and welfare of commoners, who are considered by and large expendable, if not useless eaters. As for “aggressive government spending,” we had this for the last seven years, as the federal budget under Bush stands at nearly 3 trillion, double that of Bill Clinton, who was no slouch when it came to spending the money of other people, or rather socking their kids and grand kids into perpetual debt. Bush and crew like to claim the national debt stands at $8.3 trillion. In fact, when the fuzzy math is chucked, the actual debt is $49 trillion—$156,000 for every citizen, or $375,000 for every working American. In 2005, we paid $327 billion on interest alone, and that is of course the point, to pay the bankers their exacted due, a habit Moulitsas would have the Dems continue.

In short, our “netroots” future will look pretty much like the recent past, only worse, although the lib bloggers will feel a whole lot better with the Bilderberger Queen in there, even if they have reservations, as they always do and then go out and vote as told. Libs may stand up and boo Hillary, as they did at the Yearly Kos Convention’s Presidential Leadership Forum in Chicago over the weekend, but when push comes to shove the “progressives” will vote for Clinton, never mind she is virtually indistinguishable from the neocons, as she is in the pocket of AIPAC—as are all of the Dem selectees—and wants to starve Iran into submission, if not bomb it outright, and proffers a “centrist” stance on Iraq, that is to say she will keep the troops there killing locals for the indeterminable future.

Finally, as the following video demonstrates, Clinton will continue the reprehensible tradition of selling Washington to multinational corporations like a well-worn call girl at a set rate. It will be business as usual, thanks to the operator Moulitsas and his trained lib monkeys who embarrassingly show off their split personalities, at one moment booing Hillary and the next accepting her as the next selected president of the United States.