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The all to familiar sounding storiesIs it just me, or is the news reading more and more like Granma? Obama wants this, Obama says such and such, in more and more speeches, and he is just full of ideas. Today it is more jobs, what's in store for tomorrow? Light bulbs and rice cookers? 4 comments to The all to familiar sounding stories |
      
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i noticed how the article says that the 11,000 jobs lost last month were a "moderate" loss. If thats "moderate" then what the heck do they call a "big" loss?
Michael Savage expressed it elegantly, "Yahoo News and AOL News are written for the psychopathic children of aging hippies."
Frankly, I can't stand any of the mainscheme medianiks be they on TV, the Net, or in print. Just cannot stand them to the point they gimme agita.
So, rather than suffer agita, somewhere in the early 80s, when they were all so busy condemning President Reagan for giving us the best eight years of prosperity, I kicked them out of my living room.
No surprise they'd be regime cheeleaders today, is it?
As 'Frank of Queens' and 'John of Staten Island' say on their http://www.therightperspective.org site and weekly shortwave program, "In thirld world dictatorships, you always enjoy an abundance of parades, firing squads, and propaganda."
And they think we don't see all too clearly why they wish to strangle Talk Radio along with internet sites which expose the truth?
Paul Vincent Zecchino
Manasota Key, Florida
06 December, 2009
PS -
Ziva,
To answer your question directly. No, it is not only you. Many of us see this just as clearly as many increasingly see from the exposed e-mails the proof of what we've long known, that global warming is just another ratbag commie trick to steal our liberty, wealth, and our very lives.
No, it is not just you.
It's never about us, though these weasels always waggle their poxy fingers in our direction.
It's not about us.
It's what's going on with them, all of it vile.
Paul Vincent Zecchino
Manasoviet Key, Florida
06 December, 2009
Today it is more jobs, what's in store for tomorrow? Light bulbs and rice cookers?
Or microwave ovens.