[roses of sharon]

I want them ruined, one by one, reporter by reporter. Their personal, financial, business, and professional lives destroyed.

As they have been doing to others for decades.

Think about it. The SAME so-call reporters, journalists, corporations, producers, staff, all year after year, with impunity destroy people and their livelihood's without compunction.

And they answer to no one, while running this country, our pols, our policies, our culture, our education, our judiciary, as they write our very history.

They and their Hollywood minions, run our moods, opinions, buying habits, our money, and our health.

I want them dead, (professionally of course). They are unserious and dangerous, and have been endangering our soldiers lives for decades.

[bybybill]

Come on, tell us what you really think!*




*I agree 100%

[little jeremiah]

Excellent comments.

That is why I don't have a TV and *very* rarely watch movies. Heck, I don't even know who the people are on the covers of the mags at the grocery store. Most of them look like they've had a lot of bad plastic surgery, though.

[JesseJane]

A statement from CNN... (in the wayback machine).... harken now the EASONGATE days:

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February 11, 2005

CNN CLARIFIES CLARIFICATION: We Cannot Support the Troops. .

(Atlanta 2005-02-11) 6:35 EST -- Bowing to the blogstorms of the insidious right to become transparent, CNN this afternoon issued a clarification of their previous clarification via CNN's official spokeswoman, Christa Robinson.

"At a meeting between Eason Jordan and CNN executives this afternoon," Robinson stated, "it was agreed that this unfortunate incident was a learning opportunity for CNN on many levels. Accordingly, it was the consensus of all those at this high-level meeting that CNN immediately adopt the high-principles of journalistic professionalism, consistency, and transparency demanded by the blogosphere.

"It is, then, the official position of CNN News that, since we do not and cannot support the imperialistic American war in Iraq, we do not and cannot support the American troops in Iraq, either as units of the occupying and oppressive fascist forces of Bushism, or as individual Americans.

"We fully realize that by making our previously opaque position perfectly transparent, we are putting our journalists in danger of being assassinated by the stormtroopers of Amerikkka at an even greater rate than that divulged by Chairman Jordan to his friends in Switzerland last month, but that is an acceptable risk.

"Accordingly, we give fair warning to the goose-stepping minions of the Uber-Fascists in the White House, that all our reporters will be armed to the teeth with RPGs, trained to kill on command, and have their SUVs fully armored.

"Chairman Jordan fully endorses this new position and, although he will not make himself available for comment, may be quoted as saying, 'Bring 'em on!'

"Thank you. There's a backgrounder available at Easongate[.com].