MrSanity
06-29-2007, 03:19 PM
Your Voices Must Be Silenced
A Mr. Sanity Original
The current Senate continues to astound many Americans with their inability to act in their best interests. Fortunately, the latest attempt to reward illegal aliens with citizenship for breaking in to our country was stopped yesterday.
Consider it a very short-term victory.
Under the illusion of an oligarchy, the Senate expressed deep concerns over the impact the alternative media had in engaging the masses to respond directly to their representatives. Both parties vented in frustration over talk radio and how the curtains have been raised and politicians were caught with their pants down.
Trent Lott managed to stab an entire industry that once defended him:
"Talk radio is running America. We have to deal with that problem."Not long after, the Democrat Party leaders were quick to spout their own share of contempt for an informed citizenry.
Most notable was Ted Kennedy, who sunk shock value to a new low by comparing border agents and concerned citizens to the Gestapo.
"What are they going to do with the twelve and a half million who are undocumented here? Send them back? Send them back to countries around the world? More than $250 billion dollars, buses that would go from Los Angeles to New York and back again. Try and find them, develop a type of Gestapo here to seek out these people that are in the shadows. That's their alternative?"
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Harry Reid made Trent Lott look like Mother Teresa:
"Talk radio has had a field day. These generators of simplicity. Now, Mr. President, I want everyone to know, I want the record spread. I do not believe that anyone who is a United States senator that votes against this motion to proceed is filled with prejudice, filled with hatred, with venom as we get in our phone calls and our mail. I don’t believe that."
In Reid's point of view, the American people are to blame, no matter what.
John Kerry has joined the chorus against the free exchange of ideas in exchange for dictatorship.
"I think the Fairness Doctrine ought to be there and I also think equal time doctrine ought to come back. I mean these are the people who wiped out one of the most profound changes in the balance of the media is when the conservatives got rid of the equal time requirements. And the result is that, you know, they’ve been able to squeeze down and squeeze out opinion of opposing views and I think it’s been an important transition in the imbalance of our public…"
I still give him credit - unlike Senator Voinovich, at least Kerry knows what the Fairness Doctrine is.
The war on free speech is next on the list, make no mistake. I predict a domino theory, should the Fairness Doctrine ever be reinstituted again. First, talk radio will lose interest because listeners desire to hear talking points, not a 24/7 debate. The Democrats know this. Then will come heavier regulation of the internet. Alternative media outlets, such as World Net Daily will be required to make room for a liberal point of view. If worse comes to worst, the blogosphere will be next on the list.
Forget about those border agents, let's replace them with people who can monitor talk radio!
A Mr. Sanity Original
The current Senate continues to astound many Americans with their inability to act in their best interests. Fortunately, the latest attempt to reward illegal aliens with citizenship for breaking in to our country was stopped yesterday.
Consider it a very short-term victory.
Under the illusion of an oligarchy, the Senate expressed deep concerns over the impact the alternative media had in engaging the masses to respond directly to their representatives. Both parties vented in frustration over talk radio and how the curtains have been raised and politicians were caught with their pants down.
Trent Lott managed to stab an entire industry that once defended him:
"Talk radio is running America. We have to deal with that problem."Not long after, the Democrat Party leaders were quick to spout their own share of contempt for an informed citizenry.
Most notable was Ted Kennedy, who sunk shock value to a new low by comparing border agents and concerned citizens to the Gestapo.
"What are they going to do with the twelve and a half million who are undocumented here? Send them back? Send them back to countries around the world? More than $250 billion dollars, buses that would go from Los Angeles to New York and back again. Try and find them, develop a type of Gestapo here to seek out these people that are in the shadows. That's their alternative?"
http://bp0.blogger.com/_tjo9WuCMFAc/RoVwTKhNUAI/AAAAAAAAAAs/uMhBWp31-ZI/s400/cartman-kennedy.JPG (http://bp0.blogger.com/_tjo9WuCMFAc/RoVwTKhNUAI/AAAAAAAAAAs/uMhBWp31-ZI/s1600-h/cartman-kennedy.JPG)
Harry Reid made Trent Lott look like Mother Teresa:
"Talk radio has had a field day. These generators of simplicity. Now, Mr. President, I want everyone to know, I want the record spread. I do not believe that anyone who is a United States senator that votes against this motion to proceed is filled with prejudice, filled with hatred, with venom as we get in our phone calls and our mail. I don’t believe that."
In Reid's point of view, the American people are to blame, no matter what.
John Kerry has joined the chorus against the free exchange of ideas in exchange for dictatorship.
"I think the Fairness Doctrine ought to be there and I also think equal time doctrine ought to come back. I mean these are the people who wiped out one of the most profound changes in the balance of the media is when the conservatives got rid of the equal time requirements. And the result is that, you know, they’ve been able to squeeze down and squeeze out opinion of opposing views and I think it’s been an important transition in the imbalance of our public…"
I still give him credit - unlike Senator Voinovich, at least Kerry knows what the Fairness Doctrine is.
The war on free speech is next on the list, make no mistake. I predict a domino theory, should the Fairness Doctrine ever be reinstituted again. First, talk radio will lose interest because listeners desire to hear talking points, not a 24/7 debate. The Democrats know this. Then will come heavier regulation of the internet. Alternative media outlets, such as World Net Daily will be required to make room for a liberal point of view. If worse comes to worst, the blogosphere will be next on the list.
Forget about those border agents, let's replace them with people who can monitor talk radio!