Category: 6. Controlled Mass Media
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Bill Kristol is Always Wrong
Just remember that. Bill Kristol is always wrong about everything. His shit-eating grin is almost as impervious to reality as Dick Cheney’s baby-eating grin. Best comment on Kristol: He reminds me of a German saying: “The face that begs for a fist in it”.
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FOX Desperately Tries to Make Bush Look Good
If you have any doubt that FOX anchors will grasp at straw after straw lest their exalted leader look incompetent, check out this video on Crooks and Liars: Fox & Friends cheerleads for Bush and aviation, but gets punked
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Kim Jong-Il's Orwellian Truman Show Nightmare
Peter Hitchens visits North Korea: But where Orwell’s ministry was a glittering white, the abandoned Ryugyong Hotel is a dingy dun-brown, its hundreds of glassless windows like sockets gazing at what its maker, the Great Leader Kim Il Sung, has wrought. … Every machine in the country is close to breakdown. This even affects parts […]
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US Military Network Bans ThinkProgress.org
Of course Fox News and National Review are still getting through the Baghdad firewall: Recently, an avid ThinkProgress reader — a U.S. soldier serving his second tour in Iraq — wrote to us and said that he can no longer access ThinkProgress.org. The ban began sometime shortly after Aug. 22, when Ret. Maj. Gen. John […]
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Freefall Continues: Tony Snow Resigns
He’s going to spend more time fighting the cancer that is eating his soul – oh and his colon too: Tony Snow, the highly visible White House press secretary, will leave his job on Sept. 14 and be replaced by his deputy, Dana Perino, an administration official said Friday. President Bush was to announce the […]
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ABC Changes Online Polls to Downplay Kucinich Support
Dropping 3000 votes in the process.
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How Propaganda Works by Bob Wallace
Propaganda works by appealing to our most base, animalistic instincts. It does not appeal to our better nature, although one of the purposes of it is to convince us it does. It pretends to appeal to our reason, when in fact it appeals to our most primitive emotions. There is good reason for this: perception […]