He's right on the mark with that.
>>So there is not only distrust of the mainstream media but also positive and intense hatred for what it is and what it is doing.
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>He’s right on the mark with that.
There’s also an intense hatred and distrust of our politicians, all of them, in congress and state... and if anybody ISN’T sickened by the “Recount until the loser wins” (Minnesota, NM last election cycle) they ought to be; in a corrupt election, nobody’s vote counts.
Also, at what point is the military-man to put his foot down and say, “F-ck You!” to these fools who are destroying the Constitution that he’s sworn to protect? If a lower-enlisted, or even most NCOs and junior officers, said it it would be considered improper and insubordinate; and yet, the officers that ARE in the positions of authority to say it, are too embroiled in politics to do anything!
Yes. Such a refreshing article. I am also glad he took many points that Murdock made and elaborated and dissected then even further. I had many of these thoughts as I read what Murdock has said--but just didn't know it until this gentleman articulated then so nicely :-). I also love that the author is solution focused and with such solid but simple directives. Refreshing indeed. Motivates me to support these orgs and the media he lists. Although he missed one--Free Republic :-D.
I often wonder if the authors of these article surf the web to read comments regarding their articles on the blogs. As a writer I am sure many of them do, if not at work, in the hours that follow at home tucked in bed with their jammies--LOL--where they most likely wrote some of these--if not where they first jotted these thoughts down.
If this is the case for this fellow (not the jammies, but the checking of comments I say--Awesome job my friend. Way to push the envelope on already poignant news (Murdock and his incisive analysis of the MSM) and to propose clearly defined solutions to your readers that actually will make a change.