Posted on 08/11/2015 5:41:00 PM PDT by OL Hickory
You know that racist flag? The one that supposedly honors history but actually spreads a pernicious myth? And is useful only to venal right-wing politicians who wish to exploit hatred by calling it heritage? Its past time to pull it down. Oh, wait. You thought I was referring to the Confederate flag. Actually, Im talking about the POW/MIA flag.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsweek.com ...
Not going to reward Newsweek with a click to read this garbage.
What’s a Newsweak?
Newsweak is still in business?
Delusional. And, no, I ain’t clickin’.
Geez. I didn’t click to read the rest of the story, and I won’t... but what was this guy’s excuse of a reason?
Warning!
Don’t click on any faux article in Newsweak!
Rick needs to start praying that our paths never cross.
HATES
prisoners of war
and those missing in action.
Good boy, Rick.
Lefties live on HATE
It is their Proudest possession.
Hell. The flag is a symbol of a deeper root cause. Let’s get rid of that root cause — an organization that has obtained and maintained power through inciting race hatred and racial violence. We all know what we’re talking about — the Democratic Party. It, more than the flag, is why blacks have suffered in America. Its time to banish the Democratic Party and anyone associated with it from American politics just like the Nazis and Baathists were banned.
HATRED of the US military is all that NEWSWEAK has left to offer.
NY TIMES October 7, 2010
So just how much did Sidney Harman pay for Newsweek?
The bargain-basement price of $1.
The Washington Post Company, which revealed the price tag in a regulatory filing, also agreed to cover up to $10 million of Newsweeks existing bills, The Associated Press reported. And it will hold on to certain employee pension liabilities, although it did not spell out a dollar figure in Wednesdays filing.
No one had thought that Mr. Harman, a 91-year-old stereo equipment magnate, paid much for Newsweek, which lost almost $30 million last year amid circulation and advertising declines.
But the magazines sale for less than its $5.95-per-issue price on newsstands is still a grim milestone for a brand that was once a prized asset at The Post Company, which bought Newsweek in 1961.
The filing comes as speculation builds that Newsweek may now merge with The Daily Beast, a news and opinion site owned by Barry Dillers media conglomerate, IAC/InterActiveCorp, and run by Tina Brown, the former New Yorker editor.
In a piece marking The Daily Beasts second anniversary on Wednesday, Ms. Brown answered the buzz about a deal with Newsweek by saying: Yes, there have been some interesting discussions going on, as we have with potential partners large and small all the time.
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2010/10/07/newsweeks-price-tag-1/?_r=0
Disgusting. Don’t bother to read it. It will make your blood pressure spike.
Like I said after they take down the Confederate Flag, eventually they will go after the American Flag.
Rick Perlstein,
GFY. Rinse with gasoline and repeat.
That is all.
These propagandists in the American media are becoming more than insufferable. The "alleged communist spy" executed by Nguyen Loc Loan was in fact a Viet Cong officer who only moments before the picture was taken had murdered his family. The photographer, who got a Pulitzer for that picture, often publicly lamented the way it picture was used for propaganda.
Sometimes even I'm a little shocked at intensity of my hatred for these American leftist bastards.
When was the last time you saw a copy, even in a dentist's office? :)
Right on!!!
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