[Publicus]

You're right. Just like what happened at Winstar, Enron, Worldcom, Adelphia, Columbia and the other harmful acts at the hands of a few slothful, corrupt, and otherwise incompetent parasites.

Basically, we need to start holding them PERSONALLY accountable for their betrayal of the public trust otherwise we can only look forward to the eventual destruction of our great Republic at the hands of these slothful, corrupt, and otherwise incompetent parasites.

Mark my words, these sick bastards are far more dangerous than Al-Qaeda and if W's administration fails to take decisive action against these domestic enemies soon, there is going to be very serious trouble.

[Timesink]

Basically, we need to start holding them PERSONALLY accountable for their betrayal of the public trust otherwise we can only look forward to the eventual destruction of our great Republic at the hands of these slothful, corrupt, and otherwise incompetent parasites.

We are. The Times has lost 5% of its circulation in just the last six months. They were the only major US newspaper - besides the Boston Globe, which is owned by the Times, essentially run by Howell Raines in absentia and which lost SIX percent - to lose any statistically meaningful readership in that time period.