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Featured Big Brother is here: FCC to test placement of monitors in U.S. newsrooms

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by thisnumbersdisconnected, Feb 19, 2014.

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    So they backed off for now, whoop-de-doo, still can't believe just ONE person at the FCC thought this was a bad idea. They'll probably just try it again when everybody else is distracted - another big federal government agency that just doesn't know when to quit.
     
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    You still don't get it do you? He's a puppet. 'You people' are focused on Obama, and he ain't nothing. A dumb puppet, goyim to be used.

    You should be scrutinizing at who created him and put him where he is. Obama ain't nothing. The Marxist entity behind him is what you should be concerned with, not that dumb @#$%.
     
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    I agree and George Soros is one of his backers. I believe others would be among Wall Street moguls, the really rich elites. However, Obama is simply a convenient punching bag for most of us!
     
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    So wealthy Jews are Marxists? And here I thought I had heard all the conspiracy theories!
     
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    Poncho is consistently involved in such theories but at least his are not racist conspiracy theories.
     
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    As the man projecting the power, regardless of where it comes from, he is the one to be dealt with. Should he be taken out via conviction on articles of impeachment or some other means, the "power behind the throne" will either slink into the woodwork from whence it came, or it will attempt to assert itself directly, at which time it will become necessary to cut off it's head.
     
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    The power behind the throne is the same power that's been behind the thrones of Europe since Amschel Mayer Rothschild figured out he could make more money and consolidate his power much better by loaning fiat money at interest to kings and governments.

    The global financiers are the ones we need to remove from power and the only way to do that is end the Federal Reserve and take away it's monopoly on the creation of money from nothing.

    You don't get rid of a bee's nest by going after the workers and drones. You get rid of the queen and dismantle the hive.

    In this case the Federal Reserve. Get rid of Obama and someone like Romney who is just as deep or deeper in the banker's back pocket will take his place. The only difference being the republicans having "their guy" in office will go back to sleep and forget who's really ripping us all off. The banker's control both parties.

    Why do we need to borrow fiat money at interest from a private international banking cartel when the US government is authorized to print it's own money without the interest?

    The bottom line is not that liberals – or conservatives – are evil. (though some may indeed be)

    It’s that neither the Democratic or Republican parties reflect the true values of the American people (and see this).

    Indeed, a scripted psuedo-war between the parties is often used by the powers-that-be as a way to divide and conquer the American people, so that we are too distracted to stand up to reclaim our power from the idiots in both parties who are only governing for their own profit … and a small handful of their buddies. See this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this and this.

    http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2014/02/liberal.html


    The FCC may have suspended its invasion into American newsrooms, but the controversial "Critical Information Needs" study also has George Soros' fingerprints all over it.

    While disturbing, this should come as no surprise since Soros' gave more than $52 million to media organizations from 2000-2010.

    Two schools were working with FCC on the project, according to Byron York of The Washington Examiner. The University of Southern California Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism and the University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Communication and Democracy, were tasked by the FCC with coming up with criteria for what information is "critical" for Americans to have. The FCC study would have covered newspapers, websites, radio and television, according to The Washington Post.

    On top of the 1st Amendment problems with this proposal, the schools involved have strong ties to liberal billionaire George Soros' Open Society Foundations and have gotten more than $1.8 million from since 2000.

    http://cnsnews.com/mrctv-blog/mike-ciandella/universities-fcc-newsroom-probe-have-close-ties-soros-got-18m-funding

    Government monitors in newsrooms: the solution

    Keep this in mind: major media outlets are already heavily censored. As collaborators with governments and other corporations, they lie on a regular basis and omit stories that would expose the men who are actually running things.

    So this FCC crackdown is about the leftover bones and bits of flesh. “Leave that bone alone. Talk about this bone.”

    If media outlets cared about government agents trampling their home turf, they could implement an easy solution and jack up their ratings through the roof.

    Film the monitors.

    Film everything they say and do. Film them at lunch and in the bathroom. Film them when they’re giving advice about which stories to run and why.

    And live-stream that raw film 24/7. Post it online.

    Watch the watchers.

    Of course, that won’t happen.

    Here’s what will happen.

    http://jonrappoport.wordpress.com/2014/02/19/government-monitors-in-newsrooms-the-solution/
     
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