Showing posts with label media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label media. Show all posts

Monday, April 11, 2011

Expose George Soros - Sign the Petition


For several years, left-wing billionaire George Soros has called for a reorganization of the global economic system, claiming even back in 2009 in a Japanese op-ed article that "reorganizing the world order will need to extend beyond the financial system and involve the United Nations." 

While Soros financially backs groups like MoveOn.org, ACORN, and more than 1,200 other organizations in the hopes of destroying the American economy by creating a "global sheriff," the media continually turns a blind eye to one key factor:  the United States was founded on principles of liberty and sovereignty from other ruling nations. The United States is not and should never be the global socialist Utopia that Soros envisions.

However, unless the media stops laying the tracks for Soros' global plans, our nation will surely face the loss of liberty as we have never seen before.

In an effort to expose Soros' plans to destroy the American economy in favor of a overarching global regulator, The Media Research Center has a petition available for citizens demanding the media tells the truth about his plans.

From the MRC Action petition website:
George Soros is bad for America, and the media aren’t saying a word. That’s why the Media Research Center -- the nation’s foremost liberal media watchdog has launched its national “Demand the Media Tell the Truth About George Soros” petition -- alerting the public, and holding the liberal media accountable for their active participation in Soros’ anti-American plans in bringing our nation down.
Click here if you'd like to sign the petition!

~Gee

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Worst Case Scenario

After a month of hearing the media's interpretation of which coastlines could (potentially, maybe) be affected next or how the situation could be worse, it looks like I'm not the only one who thinks that the media is trying to create excess drama (and likewise needs to get Michael Bay involved with the situation).


I guess it's no surprise that the media likes to use shock and awe factors to boost their ratings by showing us how disastrous an event could have been. (Five bonus points to anyone who can name the following reference without clicking on the link above:  Quote: "...And now here's what it would have looked like if the plane had crashed into a school for bunnies!")


~Gee