Sidley Austin LLP YouTube video...illuminating the rabbit hole or a confusion of the issue?

The maker of the following expose (is it?) video writes in his comments--



"Don't be confused. This is a "brain storming" video. Draw your own conclusions, if any. Suggestion: You might watch this first and then listen while you passively scan the graphics. Who knows? It might trigger a thought.

Who is Minow. The old TV producers knew him well. In fact, the boat featured in Gilligan's Island was named after him.

Does he know Barack Obama? Absolutely.
Obama was offered a permanent job at Sidley, though senior partner Newton Minow wasn't surprised when he turned the firm down; the two had often discussed the intern's political plans, and Minow had pledged to help Obama in his pursuit of a place in public life.
[link to www.time.com]

From Wiki: Minow has supported and written about the Digital Promise Project, a project to fulfill the educational potential of the internet.

He is Senior Counsel in the Chicago headquartered law firm of Sidley Austin LLP (formerly Sidley and Austin prior to a merger with Brown and Wood), a large international law firm with multiple areas of expertise, including telecommunications related law."






Does the above vid reveal something or is the maker of the video just making a stab in the dark, so to speak?


Also something odd-like to me - odd because I'm not computer saavy, so I don't know the hows of how this could happen - happened when I googled Sidley Austin + conspiracy. On the results page #1 I found a GLP link. I clicked it and it led me to this page--

[link to www.godlikeproductions.com]

How could this come up under my user name readied for a reply? Why wouldn't it go directly to the first page of the thread? Also, I then opened up another window, did the same search to investigate the link, scrolled through 10 pgs. of results, but didn't again find the same GLP link.

Did I not find it the second time because I already had the page open from my first search? When you have a searched link opened does it somehow remove the link from further alike searches? Is that standard Google procedure, or something?

Last Edited by Psemeni on 07/27/2010 10:03 AM