Propaganda Machine Signs Media Enlistees: LA SLIME DOGS DISS "LET'S ROLL" HEROES

LA Times ^ | Nov. 12, 2001 | Howard Rosenberg

[Cinnamon Girl]

Propaganda of all kinds, from newscasters saluting themselves to national leaders lobbying the public, is the furniture of TV. Commercials start at the top these days, notably Bush's nationally televised speech Thursday that many commentators correctly labeled a "pep talk" by a president understandably selling wartime confidence and his economic stimulus package.

It was a masterfully designed sales pitch before a boisterous and supportive Atlanta audience of uniformed military, law-enforcement officers, firefighters, postal workers and health-care workers who spent as much time on their feet applauding as in their seats.

[Cinnamon Girl]

Yes, I sign my name and address to newspapers.

[desertcry]

I thought the rosenbergs have been sent to the electric chair in the 50s. I guess we just got 2 of the traitors, this one manage to hide under the hollywood pile of s$&t. We still do lethal injections don't we?

[Brad’s Gramma]

Thanks, for answering, Ron. OK, I'll go make my effort to a great cause.

[Ex-expromissor]

These idiot's are making something of nothing. Bush used "Let's Roll" because it sums up the current mindset of most Americans. "Let's Roll" is the current battle cry of the whole country. The left can't stand the idea of the whole country backing the military efforts of a Republican President.

Todd Beamers story was so inspiring, I found this great bumper sticker right after the Todd Beamer story broke and put it on my car right away. You guys should all do the same and drive the left crazy.

My bumper has three stickers on it right now and since I live in the liberal SF bay area, I get to piss a lot of people off.... (G)