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Originally posted by shakespear1
“In dictatorships we are more fortunate that you in the West in one respect. We believe nothing of what we read in the newspapers and nothing of what we watch on television, because we know its propaganda and lies. Unlike you in the West. We’ve learned to look behind the propaganda and to read between the lines, and unlike you, we know that the real truth is always subversive.”
Yes, that is why it was easy for them to KNOW that what they were fed was BS.
Originally posted by mosesgunner
“There was a time when you had to justify your FCC license by providing news as part of your community responsibility, and that is how you renewed your license. When the FCC was gutted in the 1980s under the Regan administration and its power was lost, all of a sudden US news became part of the entertainment industry.”
This is just a flat out uninformed person speaking these words. The fairness doctrine was deemed unconstitutional by the American supreme court, it has little to do with Regan. Your a worthless if you feel that the fairness doctrine was anything less then unconstitutional, and wrong.
[edit on 25-12-2009 by mosesgunner]
Originally posted by Rockpuck
reply to post by 13579
The only reason you spell Color with a U is because you were conquered and dominated by the French, and forced to speak French, and those pesky U's never left your language.
We in America can gladly claim that we never suffered such unspeakable embarrassments such as... being conquered by the French. I believe those U's are a prevailing black eye when back in history the French used to spank the English. Personally, I'd be embarrassed to have those U's in my spelling, they are little admittances that yes, the French did indeed conquer someone at some point.
Same thing MSNBC does but without the Whitehouse's direction.
Originally posted by December_Rain
The problem with entertainment industry like FOX is instead of reporting news they tend to make news with their own version.
Originally posted by Rockpuck
reply to post by 13579
The only reason you spell Color with a U is because you were conquered and dominated by the French, and forced to speak French, and those pesky U's never left your language.
We in America can gladly claim that we never suffered such unspeakable embarrassments such as... being conquered by the French. I believe those U's are a prevailing black eye when back in history the French used to spank the English. Personally, I'd be embarrassed to have those U's in my spelling, they are little admittances that yes, the French did indeed conquer someone at some point.
Originally posted by shakespear1
Internet allows us to find things like this. It would not be on RT.
Kasjanov
I did a search on RT for this
Search
Enjoy looking for the Truth
[edit on 26-12-2009 by shakespear1]
Originally posted by shakespear1
Here in Poland
eastern euros who are pro-american
Originally posted by mosesgunner
“There was a time when you had to justify your FCC license by providing news as part of your community responsibility, and that is how you renewed your license. When the FCC was gutted in the 1980s under the Regan administration and its power was lost, all of a sudden US news became part of the entertainment industry.”
This is just a flat out uninformed person speaking these words. The fairness doctrine was deemed unconstitutional by the American supreme court, it has little to do with Regan. Your a worthless if you feel that the fairness doctrine was anything less then unconstitutional, and wrong.
Tested in Court
The fairness doctrine's constitutionality was tested and upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in a landmark 1969 case, Red Lion Broadcasting v. FCC (395 U.S. 367). Although the Court then ruled that it did not violate a broadcaster's First Amendment rights, the Court cautioned that if the doctrine ever began to restrain speech, then the rule's constitutionality should be reconsidered. Just five years later, without ruling the doctrine unconstitutional, the Court concluded in another case that the doctrine "inescapably dampens the vigor and limits the variety of public debate" (Miami Herald Publishing Co. v. Tornillo, 418 U.S. 241). In 1984, the Court concluded that the scarcity rationale underlying the doctrine was flawed and that the doctrine was limiting the breadth of public debate (FCC v. League of Women Voters, 468 U.S. 364). This ruling set the stage for the FCC's action in 1987. An attempt by Congress to reinstate the rule by statute was vetoed by President Ronald Reagan in 1987, and later attempts failed even to pass Congress.
Originally posted by Rockpuck
reply to post by 13579
The only reason you spell Color with a U is because you were conquered and dominated by the French, and forced to speak French, and those pesky U's never left your language.
We in America can gladly claim that we never suffered such unspeakable embarrassments such as... being conquered by the French. I believe those U's are a prevailing black eye when back in history the French used to spank the English. Personally, I'd be embarrassed to have those U's in my spelling, they are little admittances that yes, the French did indeed conquer someone at some point.