To: Lancey Howard
It kinda reminds one of the Titanic after it hit the iceberg.
The iceberg that the NY Slimes hit was 9/11 and President Bush's response to Islamofascist terrorism.
The Slimes inspite of the mass murder of 3,000 Americans on American soil continues be on the side of the terrorists and their buddy Uncle $oddomite.
That will fly with the lunatic lefties. However, it will not fly with conservatives and many moderates.
I hope that we see this replicated every month/quarter as the Slimes sinks into the quagmire it has fabricated for itself.
13 posted on
12/01/2003 1:49:42 PM PST by
Grampa Dave
(Sore@US, the Evil Daddy War bucks, has owned the Demonic Rats for decades!)
To: Grampa Dave; MeeknMing; donna; potlatch; ntnychik; nopardons; Arpege92; PhilDragoo
Calculate how much money you would have if you took all the subscription costs to the NYT and put it into Microsoft stock.
Even with the Clinton/Reno attack on Bill Gates/MSFT in March 2000.
You will be astounded.
Some will allege I am playing the Blaine Game now.
18 posted on
12/01/2003 1:57:44 PM PST by
autoresponder
(<html> <center> <img src="http://0access.web1000.com/BooDat.jpg> </center> </html> HILLARY!)
To: Grampa Dave
The New York Times is all about propping up the Democrat Party and doing everything it can to assist the Democrat Party in its efforts to belittle and erase traditional America and the traditional family unit, and promote big-government socialism. This means that they need to get Democrats elected, and to facilitate this end their strategy is to subtly drip venom on conservatives and Republicans on a daily basis like water torture. This is their singular focus, every single day.
Thankfully, their time is past. The New York Times is no longer effective in its efforts on behalf of the DNC, and in fact, the former "paper of record" is not even a worthy competitor of "the new media" - - cable news, talk-radio, and the internet. Newspapers as we know them will disappear - - it's inevitable. Good riddance to bad garbage, I always say. (Although I'm fine with the New York Post staying around!)
Regards,
LH
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