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Larry Ozarow wrote:

Telamon wrote:


What the hell does anything you wrote have to do with the liberal /
academic / elitist bias of NPR? You just wore two paragraphs full
of BS.

What I wrote was meant to indicate that this thread was about AFRTS
carrying the NPR news feed. AFRTS is a part of the Defense
Department, and if NPR's news coverage is considered reasonable and
obviously even desirable, by the Defense Department, maybe the
"slant" that RHF and you see in it is a product of your own extremist
beliefs. Armed Forces Radio's audience is probably above average in
education level, but it isn't an academic elite, and I don't think
military personnel are particularly more liberal than the country at
large.

There is nothing extremist about my thinking. I'm very middle of the
road and conservative in my thinking. The liberal crap generally
propagated on NPR are a collection of failed or unproven ideas that
don't work. Conservative ideas are sneered at by most on NPR most of
the time.

The fact that the NPR is on AFRTS is just an example of bureaucratic
incompetence not that NPR news coverage is reasonable or desirable. You
drew a wrong conclusion.

The only secret plot around here is you playing a Troll. You are not
stupid so what is your point arguing NPR does not have a leftist slant?

Of course maybe it's one of them there secret plots. How's the hunt
for the secret communist backers of Air America going?

Going pretty good. I was listening to those air america jackass's the
other day sporting german accents portraying the current administration.
Very un-funny stuff.

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Telamon
Ventura, California