Cheney Speech: When Subliminal Messaging is Accurate

{First, a cheap plug for my blog Senate Guru.}

Is anybody else watching Dick Cheney's speech? He's at the American Enterprise Institute and his podium is right in front of the AEI logo. Cheney's head is in front of the word "Enterprise." The width of the TV screen is only big enough to capture the "TERPRISE" part of the word; and Cheney's head, in the middle, blocks the "PR," leaving only:

TER - ISE

Sounds a lot like "terrorize" with Cheney's head right smack in the middle.

Comments

[NHGranite]

11:30 AM on 05/22/2009

My husband pointed that out too! Maybe it wasn't supposed to be subliminal? I don't know who AEI is, but I can bet if it's something Cheney likes, there will be questions about it in my mind.

This man looks worse and worse. If there is not something wrong with the blood getting to the brain - he looks very anemic and does have a heart condition - then we have to start wondering about mental illness making him so paranoid. He looks broken in some way to me.

[blaqntelligence]

01:35 PM on 05/22/2009

"He looks broken in some way to me."

NHGranite, a perfect observation. As my Mom would say "He's being eaten up with sin."

[GraceNeeded]

12:09 PM on 05/21/2009

We don't have to terrorize or in this case 'terrorise' to combat terrorism! We have timeless values and rules of law to live for and under that allow us greater freedom without putting ourselves in bondage to the kind of fear that Cheney evoked and used to institute his terror policy of torture. I am sorry former Vice President Cheney, it was President Obama's administration who is criminalizing your administration's behavior. It became criminal when you acted against other fair minded people to do incorporate criminal behavior. Torture is against our Constitution. It is criminal. "Deep sixing' contrary or opposed legal opinion is NOT criminal, but shows the depth of depravity you digressed to. This pattern of abuse of power cannot be justified by blaming it on others. You need to be held accountable for your actions. They were wrong.