WaPo's Kathleen Parker on CBS: Tea Parties 'Dangerous;' Internet Journalism 'Like Terrorism'

Newsbusters ^ | 4/19/10 | Kyle Drennan

[Soul of the South]

The campaign to link the tea party with terrorism is in full swing with no response from the Republicans. Republicans should have an immediate response: “Yes, let’s do talk about real domestic terrorists. How can President Obama consider Bill Ayers a close friend given his history of violence against people and the government? How could Bill Clinton pardon the Puerto Rico terrorists? There is no evidence any Tea Party participant has committed violence so let’s talk about the real domestic terrorists”

[csvset]

Nattering nabobs of Obamativity.

Kathy, that is what you and your fellow drive-by media apparatchiks are. Tools for the stool that is currently occupying the White House.

[hal ogen]

Did someone read her column at the bottom of a bird cage or when they were wrapping garbage?

[Travis McGee]

KP misses the bad old days, when 20 or so members of the elite MSM filtered the news for the plebes.

[VRWC For Truth]

Dangerous to the parasites on the gov’t gravy train.

[Travis McGee]

Let's restore some old customs.

[tarheelswamprat]

Parker, syndicated with the Washington Post Writers Group, claimed she was not casting negative aspersions...

I suppose she only casts positive aspersions...

These people are "professional journalists". Sheesh.

[AmericanInTokyo]

The Polish underground press drew on experiences of Second World War veterans of Armia Krajowa and much attention was paid to conspiracy; however, after martial law in Poland and the government crackdown on Solidarity, the activities of underground publishing were significantly curtailed for several years following. However, with the communist government losing power in the second half of the 1980s, production of Polish underground printing (in Poland known as bibuła) dramatically increased and many publications were distributed throughout the entire country. After the Autumn of Nations in 1989 some of the underground publishers transformed into regular and legal publishing houses. There were important differences of scale between Polish underground publishing and the samizdats of the Soviet Union, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and other countries in the Soviet-bloc. In the 1980s, at any given time there were around one hundred independent publishers in Poland who formed an extremely interesting institution of an underground market. Books were sold through underground distribution channels to paying customers, including the top communist leaders.[citation needed] Among a few hundred periodicals, the "Tygodnik Mazowsze" weekly reached an average circulation of 60,000 - 80,000, copies, while some issues topped 100,000. The estimated production of books and thick journals can be put close to one thousand per year and more than one million copies. Other products on this market included cassettes, videocassettes, postcards, stamps, and calendars. [edit] External links

Where there is a will, there is a way.

We WILL toppple the Government-Media Complex in the United States, of which this Kathleen Parker is highly representative.

We are the true heirs to "Solidarity" in Liberated Poland.

They will be defeated. The People are rising up. We will prevail.

[Art in Idaho]

Preach it!

That we Shall Do until he and his cadre are Gone and a new revitalized America Returns, better than ever!

[SkyDancer]

Republican party? What Republican party??? There’s a Republican party? Whoda thought ....

[y6162]

Kathleen Parker = MoDo wannabe

I’m happy lefties fear we Tea Partiers.

[MrB]

The movement isn’t “dangerous”, YET.

But any shenanigans this fall by the left,
and it WILL BE.

[DTogo]

Kathleen Parker: still jealous of Sarah Palin.

[potlatch]

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