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Whoever wins, let’s get behind them to make America great! :-)

Comment by Kevin Donegan — November 7, 2016 @ 9:56 pm – November 7, 2016

That was the last thing he ever posted on this blog. (OK, second to last thing.)

I wonder if he has gotten behind Donald Trump?

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  2. That was the last thing he ever posted on this blog.

    Pingback (#17) Aren’t we already broken up into smaller countries? Their called “states.”

    Comment by Kevin Donegan — November 8, 2016 @ 11:40 am – November 8, 2016

    Was that automatically generated, or did Kevin post it? If Kevin posted it, that was the last thing he ever posted on this blog, no?

    Also, this quote has been requoted by VtheK in a post before.

    More info about Kevin’s possible identity:

    Motivated by equality, justice and progressive social change, I work with others to augment the immense power of 21st-Century communications tools, media, narrative power analysis and organizations’ and movements’ networks of supporters.

    Central to my global campaign and communications goals are: building a well-understood rationale and motivation for engagement from supporters, strengthening our transnational networks for long-term movement-building, and developing theory-of-change-driven campaign strategies and tactics. I’m skilled at developing and implementing global campaigns through their entire project cycle management.

    I am currently senior campaign development manager at Greenpeace International. From 20011-2015 I was head of campaigns and a campaign manager at Transparency International’s international secretariat in Berlin, where I developed and implemented campaigns across TI’s global network of national chapters. From 2008-11, I was director of communications at the Center for Economic and Social Rights, an international human rights NGO based in New York and Madrid. Previously, I was director of communications at the Breast Cancer Fund, a U.S. environmental health organization, and a national communications strategist for the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics. Before, I was principal communications associate responsible for media strategy and outreach at Children Now, a U.S. child policy and advocacy organization. I’ve also been a daily news producer for Los Angeles National Public Radio station KCRW. I’ve written freelance feature stories and opinion columns for, among others, the Belfast Telegraph (Northern Ireland), Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, San Diego Union-Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, San Jose Mercury News and Z Magazine. I’ve also worked in film and TV production and have a BA in philosophy and English literature from University College, Dublin, Ireland.

    Or maybe he’s the Kevin Donegan who presided over the capture of ten U.S. Naval ships by Iran.

  3. That bio sounds like it could be him. It took me a moment to recall who he was, but then it came flooding back. He reminded me of the religious evangelist who’s just back from a renewal retreat and is filled with the spirit enough to go “into the darkness” to the ‘other side’ and figure out what makes them tick, with a faux aura of positivity while attempting to point out the flaws in their beliefs. Like most such individuals, he apparently became discouraged and moved on (perhaps accelerated by the major event of September 11, 2001 November 8, 2016).

  5. Good research, CCP. That post sheds more light on the matter. Hanover thinks it was a bot; it could have been a paid troll (and yet still be the person in the bio). We know now there was a lot of money floating around for paid disinformation campaigns in the 2016 election (primary and general). No wonder there are people still wearing Bernie shirts who protest at events where people like DiFi can be found.

  6. Ah, ok… Seemingly, I missed everything.

    On this:

    Motivated by equality, justice and progressive social change…

    Cough… cough… where did I hear this sweet nursery rhyme, again?

    Was it moveon.org or CPUSA?

  7. Let’s burn the republican party to the ground!

    Sure. And after that,

    the Constitution Party : that one is about a piece of paper outdated / obsolete anyway,

    the Libertarian Party : fringe totally free market advocates — uber dangerous, they’d let people die in the street of the winter flu, and the roads would vanish by themselves just at the sound of their $0 federal budget,

    the Green Party : they’ll have to be annexed or invited to forget politics and go back to growing their pot, while we grown ups can have a cogent discussion by / for / with Soros’ top priority list;

    CPUSA / the Democrat Socialist — shhhh, shhhh, MSNBC is still pretending we’re any different.

    Utopia, at last! Then, we can rename,

    The One Big North American Village Party,

    and invent a new calendar after the U.N. agenda 21, while we’re at it, like the French did, just, this time, according to our New Planned Climate Reorientation with a 20 year-plan of minor or major revisions for the plebeian rationing — 20 years = just the time for the N-th generation of softheads to brainwash, duh.

  9. So…it has NEVER had a real job. Why am I not surprised.

    LOL…no. And to think there are thousands of people out there like him/her/xe/it. (Even many who didn’t graduate with a degree ending in “Studies”.)