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     Strawberry Supporter Username: Strawberry Post Number: 7803 Registered: 10-2001 |
Libs..What a bunch of morons..By the way Air America is on what now 1700AM?? Something like that..I think you can pick it up driving west, at dusk, if you're at least within 2 miles of NYC. libs, so dumb... http://www.aim.org/aim_column/4831_0_3_0_C/ "Malloy as "probably the premier spokesman" for the "9/11 Truth Movement," is not the only former LaRouche associate who has achieved a place of prominence on the political left. Robert Dreyfuss, another former LaRouche collaborator, is a contributor to TomPaine.com, The Nation, Mother Jones, and Rolling Stone. Dreyfuss recently spoke at the New America Foundation on the topic of the "phony clash of civilizations" between Islam and the West. When he worked for LaRouche, Dreyfuss exposed various "Zionist" plots. That Air America would air an interview with Tarpley at a time when it is angling for major cash from Soros was strange indeed. One has to conclude that it was a factor in Malloy's ousted"  | ||
| Hoops Citizen Username: Hoops Post Number: 2043 Registered: 10-2004  |
this does seem to be actual bad new for libs. good going Straw. | ||
| Foj Citizen Username: Foger Post Number: 1791 Registered: 9-2004 |
WOW, Straw gets one right............... The world must be coming to an end. | ||
| S.L.K. 2.0 Citizen Username: Scrotisloknows Post Number: 1993 Registered: 10-2005  |
Hey, speaking of Larouche supporters, do any of you ever see them in town over the weekend pushing their trash? They usually make camp in front of the PO. I spoke to them once and they are really far out. They would sale their wares by whispering to PO patrons (stuff like "Do you think Cheney is a crook?, etc.)coming and going like they are the playground drugh dealers. Not to mention they boast no SOMA members, at least not to their knowledge... -SLK | ||
| Innisowen Citizen Username: Innisowen Post Number: 2377 Registered: 3-2004 |
My holy Jesus! I am agreeing with both Strawberry and SLK. I'd better look outside to see if the sky is falling. | ||
| steel Citizen Username: Steel Post Number: 1108 Registered: 2-2002 |
To be "fair and balanced": This thread topic made me think of another article that I read recently: 8/06 "Fox News' ratings, TVNewser reports, are down since August of last year. Like, way down. Like down 28 percent in primetime among all viewers, down 20 percent in primetime in the "money demo" (viewers aged 25-54) and down 7 percent in daytime viewership overall. In fact, the only place Fox is up is during the day, when they managed a ratings increase of just 2 percent, and even then only in the money demo. And lest you think this is an industry-wide trend, consider this: over the same time period, CNN and MSNBC are up. CNN's up 35 percent during the day — 46 percent in the money demo — and up 21 percent in primetime overall, 25 percent in the money demo. MSNBC's ratings increases aren't quite as impressive — up 6 percent in primetime overall, 8 percent in the money demo, and up 36 percent in the money demo during the day, 26 percent overall." __________________________________ Bear in mind folks that Fox News is still #1 in viewership. Meanwhile CNN ratings may rise even more if they broadcast more Bush speeches like the one Wednesday when anchor Kyra Phillips' mic was left on during her bathroom break and the nation heard her tell someone else (over Bush's speech) that she thought her sister-in-law was a "control FREAK" (with great emphasis on the word "freak") Meanwhile Kyra had the good sportsmanship to appear on David Letterman last night to do "Top Ten Excuses For Putting Bathroom Chatter On Air" Her best reason: "I was set up by those bastards at Fox News" | ||
| steel Citizen Username: Steel Post Number: 1109 Registered: 2-2002 |
Meanwhile, here's how Fox News could make an additional $20 Million (your tax dollars at work) through a contract with the Pentagon: "assembling a database of selected news stories and assessing their tone as part of a program to provide "public relations products" that would improve coverage of the military command's performance ": http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/30/AR2006083003011_ pf.html |
