Tuesday, September 11, 2012
This comment struck me.
Ms. Jones 1 day ago
I believe the wrong questions are being asked in order to subvert the American population. Keep in mind that 90 percent of all American media is owned by six corporations, Disney, News Corp,GE, VIACOM, Time Warner and CBS, whereas in the 80's there were 50 different companies. Headlines have the ability to instill subconscious thinking.. NPR ran a story last week asking "Who is the Coolest President?" Here we are, in the middle of economic crisis and War after war and NPR has the audacity to ask such a stupid question. Why? What does NPR not want us to think about? That is the real question. Moreso, today, NPR runs a story on the front page , "NEXT US PRESIDENT FACES MIDDLE EAST "IN TURMOIL" This headline insinuated that the middle east is in turmoil of its own accord, that Americans have no responsibility in the situation, and that our poor innocent president has to deal with it. Ridiculous! The article it is a response to is pretty cool too. http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2012/09/201298174127946649.html
Ms. Jones 1 day ago
I believe the wrong questions are being asked in order to subvert the American population. Keep in mind that 90 percent of all American media is owned by six corporations, Disney, News Corp,GE, VIACOM, Time Warner and CBS, whereas in the 80's there were 50 different companies. Headlines have the ability to instill subconscious thinking.. NPR ran a story last week asking "Who is the Coolest President?" Here we are, in the middle of economic crisis and War after war and NPR has the audacity to ask such a stupid question. Why? What does NPR not want us to think about? That is the real question. Moreso, today, NPR runs a story on the front page , "NEXT US PRESIDENT FACES MIDDLE EAST "IN TURMOIL" This headline insinuated that the middle east is in turmoil of its own accord, that Americans have no responsibility in the situation, and that our poor innocent president has to deal with it. Ridiculous! The article it is a response to is pretty cool too. http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2012/09/201298174127946649.html
# posted by Frank @ 6:19 PM 
