Posted on 04/02/2012 7:02:31 PM PDT by Silentgypsy
Reading Jason Mattera’s book, "Hollywood Hypocrites," made me feel like I was back in grad school, except I was sober this time.
The last week has been a graduate seminar in Hollywood Hypocrisy, and reading Mattera's book while paying attention to the recent goings on earned me a masters degree with a minor in Media Irresponsibility.
Mattera’s tome takes a slightly differ tack than Ben Shapiro’s "Primetime Propaganda." Where Shapiro, a Harvard-trained lawyer (though you’ll never hear that from him), builds a thorough brief indicting the industry on about 1,000 felony counts of Conspiracy to Impose a Leftwing Narrative, Mattera comes at it from a slightly different angle.
A New Yorker, he kicks Hollywood in its sack and then proceeds to tear out its throat. Oh, and he supplies about 30 pages of footnotes for when the liberals squeal.
Think of Mattera and Shapiro as the Yin and Yang of conservative Tinseltown critics. Except Yin and Yang each take turns pinning the Industry’s puny arms behind its back while the other works the gut.
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
Just put this on my library list ... #9, it’ll take a couple or three weeks, probably.
Liberalism and hypocrisy is a true as 1+1=2... Liberalism is a mental disorder because liberals do exactly the opposite of what they preach in particular when it comes to MONEY and yet it does not phase them one bit...
Just downloaded it to my Kindle, I can’t wait to read it. War.
bumping
Ping - read later & order book
Thanks Silentgypsy. From the FRchives:
Thug Administration: White House Wants Jason Mattera Investigated for Biden Question
Human Events | October 25, 2011 | John Hayward
Posted on 10/25/2011 4:05:41 PM PDT by khnyny
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