InfoWars.com writer Patrick Henningsen discusses where the Trayvon Martin-George Zimmerman case is heading as well as the mass psychology of America’s mainstream media, the White House’s Saul Alinsky cadres, and media manipulation. He talks about an MSM news cycle whose local news stories of murder are ultimately deployed as ‘national distractions’. The liberal media has become highly skilled at diverting attention away from other, more important events that could affect the day to day lives of every American.
O’Reilly Takes NBC News To Task Over Media Bias
April 27, 2012 by 2 Comments
How NBC “Edited” Racism
April 10, 2012 by 2 Comments
Is it possible to manufacture racism in a TV studio? NBC has apologized for the selective editing for the Zimmerman – Travon Martin 911 call, claiming it was a mistake. PJTV shows you the very deliberate steps NBC had to take to edit the Zimmerman’s call about Trayvon Martin, steps that made Zimmerman come off as racist.
NBC’s Curry Rips Ryan Budget
April 10, 2012 by 7 Comments
In an interview with Congressman Paul Ryan on Tuesday’s NBC Today, co-host Ann Curry slammed the Wisconsin Republican’s proposed budget: “Where is the empathy in this budget?…Do you acknowledge that poor people will suffer under his budget? That you have shown a lack of empathy to poor people in this budget?” [Listen to the audio or watch the video after the jump]
Curry cited a left-wing non-profit group in condemning the plan: “…the Center of Budget and Policy Priorities….says 62% of the savings in your budget would come from cutting programs for the poor. That between 8 and 10 million people would be kicked off of food stamps. That you would cut Medicare by 200 billion, Medicaid and other health programs by something like 770 billion.”
Curry failed to make any mention of the organization’s clearly liberal agenda. The Center of Budget and Policy Priorities mission statement reads: “The Center conducts research and analysis to help shape public debates over proposed budget and tax policies and to help ensure that policymakers consider the needs of low-income families and individuals in these debates. We also develop policy options to alleviate poverty.”
Ryan dismissed the slanted figures:
So, not only do I take issue with a lot of their analysis and their numbers, spending in all of these programs still increases under our budget. You have to remember food stamps quadrupled over the last decade. So what we’re saying is we have to bring spending to a more sustainable rate of growth. And we can’t keep spending at the pace we are on, otherwise we will have a debt crisis.
In response to Curry’s declaration that the poor would “suffer” under the budget proposal, Ryan pushed back:
Quite the contrary. Our poverty rates are the highest they’ve been in a generation. One out of six people are in poverty today. The President’s policies are not working and we’re advancing pro-growth policies to get people off of welfare on to work….We just don’t agree that throwing more money at failed programs works. We want to reform these programs so that they actually achieve the result of getting people on their lives of self-sufficiency.
Is The Left Losing Its Grip On The Media?
April 7, 2012 by 3 Comments
The leftist media overstructure — the network of committed individuals and institutions that keep the media narrative congruent with the goals of the left — is starting to self-destruct, devouring itself with headstrong recklessness, ego, and inability to understand the strength of conservatives and their ideas.
The left is taking serious casualties in the Zimmerman affair. Two lefty media operatives lost their jobs, we learned late Friday afternoon. Heads are rolling in the wake of failed attempts to politicize the death of Trayvon Martin. At NBC, a producer has been fired. And now Media Matters senior analyst M.J. Rosenberg, having humiliated the organization, is leaving the Soros-funded media bully outfit.
Foxnews.com reports:
MJ Rosenberg, who also got into hot water for mistakenly accusing the Drudge Report website of racism in coverage of the Trayvon Martin case, announced Friday on the Media Matters website that he was “striking out on my own with a brand new website and blog.”
“My presence here is being used in an effort to shut Media Matters up,” Rosenberg said in announcing he will be creating a new site, MJayRosenberg.com.
Read more at The American Thinker. By Thomas Lifson.
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Liberal Media Upset About Voter ID Laws, Say They Will Hurt Obama
Reuters is worried that new tough anti-voter fraud laws will hurt Barack Obama’s chances of reelection next November. Complaining that such laws “could” reduce Obama’s supporters by “hundreds of thousands,” the media outlet apparently sees no irony in its own position. Reuters doesn’t feel at all self-conscious about the implication that only fraudulent applicants have to be concerned about these new laws, and honest people would not be disadvantaged in the least.
“Republican” led Legislatures
Further exposing its support for voter fraud, the media giant cites “Republican-led legislatures” in 12 states as the culprits who are sharply restricting fraudulent voter drives. These “drives” typically provide Democrats with fake poor, young, Black, and Hispanic “voters” who support them by big margins.
These new laws require photo identification, the most potent weapon against Democrat voter fraud. In states such as Florida and Ohio, where honest polls already have Democrat senatorial candidates trailing by double digits, a photo identification requirement to vote ends any chance that Obama or his Democrat running mates have of winning.
Anti-voter fraud laws are paying off. Rock the Vote, which concentrates on young voters (who overwhelmingly have photo IDs from school and driver’s licenses anyway), has scaled down its voter registration goal by 33% – maybe they KNOW the party is over. Rock The Vote and the “non partisan” League of Women Voters have both ended their voter registration drives in Florida because the Republican controlled Legislature’s anti voter fraud laws are just too tough to beat.
Florida now demands that, to be accepted, registrations must be submitted to the Board of Elections within 48 hours after they were completed. Failure to comply with this regulation could result in at least a $5,000 fine. Consequently, if the dates on a bundle of registration forms show they are more than two days old, dumping them in the trash is the only hope of trouble.
This last part separates the amateurs from the hard core criminal voter fraudsters. The dabblers who think is “fun to stick it to the Republicans” by committing voter fraud will think twice about running this risk.
Reuters goes on to say that 16 states are considering bills that would finally end the Election day voter registrations that lend themselves so easily to voter fraud.
Of course, there are those who will insist that Obama will win reelection because of voter fraud and that could still conceivably be the case, but the fact remains that large organizations whose business is voter fraud don’t agree. They’re sitting this one out.
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