On Thu, 02 Feb 2006 12:50:32 -0800, IR wrote:

I heard (somewhere) a very convincing program which was demonstrating
that NPR isn't really liberal, that if liberal, it is to the extreme
right of that category. Not that it necessarily started out that way.
I believe the program was based on an analysis of the amount of time
given right or near right spokesmen versus the amount of time (and
number) of left/liberal commentary. The left has gone right, and the
true left is off the mainstream map.

It's true that NPR, like much of the media, is bending over
(backwards?...nah...just bending over...) to appear ''fair and
balanced''. This is based on the flawed premise that there's 2 sides
to the truth.

Further proof that we are screwed.

I believe in the World Service, but even they fall prey to Bush World
paranoia.

If I happen to think about it this coming Saturday evening,I might tune
in to NPR and see if they are still running the Thistle and the Shamrock
(Fiona Richie) music.However,I have buku CDs of Scotland and Ireland
music for my radio thingy.Aren't you sooooo glad you aren't Scotch Irish
by Ancestry like I am? More Irish than the Irish themselfs.
cuhulin

I am too old a kat to be screwed by a kitten.
cuhulin

What more can I say? www.ddaymuseum.org

I can say much more,for instance,back in the early 1940's,when I was a
kid in Carthage,Mississippi and I used to step into that feedstore and
lay up on them big sacks of feed and go to sleep.
cuhulin