[Constitution Day]

I do occasionally listen to NPR just to check out what the enemy is up to.
I'd like to think that I am hip enough to their message to prevent it from boring its socialistic contents into my head.

I have a little game play every time that Education Correspondent Claudio Sanchez comes on.
Almost without fail, he slips the word "Latino" into whatever his report is on.
The funny part is that, despite his impeccable English, his accent always shifts gears when he says "Latino".

Cheap thrills, I know. But I get a laugh out of it.

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

I accidentally bumped my radio dial the other day and was shocked to hear a sweet-sounding women protesting the Bush administration's cutting off funding for the terrorist fundraising group the Holyland Foundation. This women, a foundation spokesperson, claimed that they were simply helping the starving Palestinians and that they reorganized and now called themselves "Kindness USA". "This is NPR radio..."

[Jamten]

Here in the bay area the words "gay latino" always slips into the sentences when I pass by 88.5 MHz on the dial. It is amazing how a radio station can spend so much time talking about "gay latinos". Why do we have to listen to this garbage? I should also mention that I have nothing against gays in general or lantinos in general (as long as they speak English) but I am indeed against NPR/KQED which constantly promote their ways of living.