On Wed, 25 May 2005 00:12:35 GMT, "Jim Hampton"
wrote:


"Dave Hall" wrote in message
.. .
On Tue, 24 May 2005 10:37:09 -0400, (I
AmnotGeorgeBush) wrote:

How many links do you need, Dave?


Just one good and accurate one would be nice, but you haven't posted
any. Just snippets of your own out of context interpretations of some
biased, agenda-driven news report.

Post the whole link, you know, something that begins with "http://",
so we can all read it.

Dave
"Sandbagger"


Hello, Dave

Since being in contact with a few friends who are so severely on the extreme
right, I have found the best way to get news is *outside* of the United
States. Whatever article is written here, it is dismissed as work of the
demonic liberal left.

There is a great deal of truth in that. The major news media has been
infiltrated, as have much of academia, with the followers of left
leaning politics. This has been going on in ernest since the 60's and
the Vietnam war, when it was realized that the only way for a small
political minority to win their objective of large scale governmental
reform, was from within through slow, careful indoctrination and
propaganda. The two best places to achieve that goal are in the
agencies which bring us the news, and the institutions which educate
our impressionable young.

It had been working fairly well, until the advent of the internet,
talk radio, and independent news services such as Fox News. The
ability to cross check the news and parse out the spin, essentially
put the spotlight on the mainstream news media, and people like Dan
Rather and Jayson Blair. Exposure of such radical leftists in teaching
roles such as Ward Churchill, and countless others, is slowly
revealing the true intentions of these seemingly unconnected (except
for ideology) people. The rise of conservative groups and watchdog
organizations to balance the prejudice of the left on university
campuses, will hopefully slow and eventually correct much of the
damage that the left has done in the last 30 years.


I have found the U.K., Canada, and Australia to be pretty nifty places. Of
course, the world is just loaded with the liberal left ... )

You have to understand that in much of the world, especially in the
socialist-leaning countries like France and Germany, there is a
decidedly anti-capitalist, anti-US slant. So if you think you will get
an objective news piece from any of them, you are seriously naive. As
for the U.K., Canada, and Australia, they are more balanced but
depending on which factions are backing the "news", you could be
reading either left or right wing slant. It helps to dig deeply into
who backs these groups in order to determine just how "objective" they
may or may not be.

Hitler did a pretty good job convincing his people as to what was right and
wrong.

Yes, and just like Hitler blamed all or most of Germany's problems on
the Jews, so to are the operatives on the left trying to blame most of
America's problems on rich, God respecting, white people.


I am not so easily persuaded.

Neither am I.

Dave
"Sandbagger"