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Old March 22nd 05, 01:57 PM
Michael Lawson
 
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Jim wrote:

On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 20:23:26 -0800, running dogg

wrote:

Problem is, the elites are all the suits at the BBC care about.

They've
even said that they don't want to be heard by the average person.


They have? Link, please?


Yes, they have. Don't have a link at hand, but they have indeed

indicated in the
past that they are more interested perhaps in reaching the elites

who have a
hand in shaping policy, etc.

You'd have to go back and research the shortwave literature.


There's a reference in the 2003 Passport, page 81. The
current head of the BBC sniffs at the idea of wanting
to be heard by Detroit automobile workers.

--Mike L.



 
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