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Originally posted by scientist
now you are the one making a comparison, not me. I don't have a personal stake in any news company.
Originally posted by Brock Landers
I fully agree with you. The FCC should be ALL OVER THIS!
Originally posted by Amelie
reply to post by StreetCorner Philosopher
Can you speculate further as to why you think it might be scripted, that would be an interesting angle.
Originally posted by Evangelion321
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i emailed geraldo a copy of the site as well so lets watch the fireworks
[edit on 12-9-2007 by Evangelion321]
Originally posted by scientist
Originally posted by BlueRaja
the fact that those of you who disagree with him, automatically assume that the views he expressed are talking points given to him by Fox, is kind of disengenuous.
similar to those who assume he would keep his job, if he DIDNT express the talking points given to him, or if he used his own talking points contrary to what Faux news wants him to say.
Also, to all the people who are like "Bush is a murderer" and stuff, first of all, he's still the President so if you just say "Bush" it's disrespectful, because all the other Presidents kept secrets from us and you didn't disrespect them. Secondly, you can't think about it in small simple terms like "murderer" and "treason" and all that. They know so much stuff we don't, none of their decisions are as simple ethically as somebody who's deciding whether or not to rob a liquor store or throw some trash on the ground.
Originally posted by Green_57
first of all, he's still the President so if you just say "Bush" it's disrespectful, because all the other Presidents kept secrets from us and you didn't disrespect them.
Originally posted by Green_57
Secondly, you can't think about it in small simple terms like "murderer" and "treason" and all that. They know so much stuff we don't, none of their decisions are as simple ethically as somebody who's deciding whether or not to rob a liquor store or throw some trash on the ground.
For Bush to refuse an independent investigation into 9/11 and to refuse to testify under oath is awfully fishy, number one. Number two, you say that people are painting with too broad a stroke by calling him "murder" and accusing him of "treason" due to the fact that the decisions are not easy and he knows a lot of things we don't etc etc.
99.9% of the audience have never dreamed there could be government backing for
such movies as Fire in the Sky, something Davidson could admit only if he were not a
witting agent. As a Klass psychophant, he not only pseudo-debunked the movie, but
used the occasion to lay the blame for the OSI-created hoax—along with the news
media's laziness, stupidity, and prostitution (using as an example Oliver Stone's
excellent movie J.F.K.)—on "Hollywood". While many of the news media and
Hollywood are undeniably on the take from the Secret Government, Jim Garrison and
Oliver Stone—neither of whom sold out to anyone—weathered horrible harassment, and
survived to valiantly debunk the Secret Government's hoax concerning the murder of
J.F.K., which reflected heavily on the manipulation of party-liners like Davidson, the
usual fascist liars who created obstacles to getting to the bottom of Kennedy's death.
Some news writers seek to endear themselves to the Secret Government, attacking
the good, the brave, and the true, from among the safe ranks of the evil, the cowardly,
and the false, who parrot the Secret Government's favorite lies. Keay Davidson's
"scoop" was already stale "canned corn" from the Secret Government's officially
approved menu. Where is "scepticism", the spirit of courageous investigative
journalism? I learned as a boy, that cowards will side with bullies, for fear of being
beaten up by them. Left unchecked, bullies can eventually control a majority through
fear alone. The New Mexican is controlled by Robert M. McKinney, from his home in
Virginia, uncomfortably close to CIA headquarters. Bully for them! Their fear sustains
Some news writers seek to endear themselves to the Secret Government, attacking
the good, the brave, and the true, from among the safe ranks of the evil, the cowardly,
and the false, who parrot the Secret Government's favorite lies.