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Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by CanuckCoder
reply to post by ProvehitoInAltum
Stewart's Agenda is merely to make anyone who is stupid and does stupid things look stupid. He even question's Democrat's the same as a Republican. He bashed Obama for getting very little done...that says a lot.
I don't always agree with him, but i know one thing, he is looking out for everyone's best interest. Not pushing some agenda.
Amen to that, buddy. You are one of the rare specimens of intelligence on this board. I feel lonely.
Maybe it's due to "Canuck" in your moniker. I like Canada.
Originally posted by links234
This concept is reinforced by the fact that many 'die-hard' Beck fans will absolutely refuse to view any other news organization or read any website that deters from their point of view and espouses their beliefs on a regular basis. They're strong advocates for the 'American ideals' of free market systems, except in the case of where they get their information. Which is, apparently, anything owned by News Corp. They deride every other source of information as the 'lamestream media'.
The former is done in exchange for wealth produced by others, thereby making both parties richer at nobody's expense.
They keep us so busy fighting each other to keep us from looking at what the man behind the the curtain is really doing. MSNBC, Faux, CNN, the networks are all owned by Corporations. They serve the interests of the Corporations. That is their goal. What's going on in this thread is exactly what TPTB want.
Bob Cesca:
My theory is as follows. Glenn Beck is engaged in a carefully orchestrated performance that, if taken to its logical end, can only end up in tragedy -- a tragedy, not in the name of some great political or social or religious cause, as too many of his viewers might believe, but rather in the name of pure careerism and greed. A tragedy in the name of Glenn Beck's personal drive for fame and fortune, not to mention the similar motivations of Roger Ailes and Rupert Murdoch.
Originally posted by Jeremiah Johnson
reply to post by aching_knuckles
Murdoch doesn't manipulate our currency for his own personal profit that I'm aware of.
the newspaper led a campaign against the Labour Party leader, Neil Kinnock, which culminated in the election day headline, "If Kinnock wins today will the last person to leave Britain please turn out the lights". This was due to the fact that Labour had topped the opinion polls for most of the three years leading up to the election and as the election loomed it was looking likely that Britain would have a Labour government with Kinnock as prime minister. Even some Tory MPs acknowledged that The Sun contributed to their election triumph. Kinnock himself blamed The Sun for his failure to win the election, though he also admitted that he had been half expecting to lose the election even before the article was published
Originally posted by spav5
Originally posted by NewlyAwakened
The former is done in exchange for wealth produced by others, thereby making both parties richer at nobody's expense.
How can one get rich at nobody's expense? With a finite countable amount of currency, for me to have more, someone has to have less.
Originally posted by aching_knuckles
He took on the Beck delusion about George Soros,
Originally posted by ProvehitoInAltum
Again I will reiterate that I am niether liberal or conseravite. I am not a Beck supporter. I just have to point out... do you think MSNBC is any better than Faux?
Originally posted by FlyersFan
Originally posted by aching_knuckles
He took on the Beck delusion about George Soros,
Beck comes across like a buffoon, but his information on Soros is accurate.