Can you believe anything the media reports apart from the sports scores?
Q. This election and the twisting of news clearly shows that the media is trying to usher in a golden age of socialism with Obama steering the boat...Germany 1927 all over again. Can we believe anything the polluted media reports apart from scores and highlights from sports events?
Asked by McFriend - Mon Oct 27 13:48:07 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. They are a propaganda machine for Marxism. Denny M.--Listen to Comrade Obama's 2001 radio interview with Chicago Public Radio, and then look at his buddy Bill Ayers, and then his childhood mentor is Frank Marshall Davis. This guy has hung around communists all of his life. Do your research.
Answered by eyeofra1969 - Mon Oct 27 13:51:58 2008
Q. This election and the twisting of news clearly shows that the media is trying to usher in a golden age of socialism with Obama steering the boat...Germany 1927 all over again. Can we believe anything the polluted media reports apart from scores and highlights from sports events?
Asked by McFriend - Mon Oct 27 13:48:07 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. They are a propaganda machine for Marxism. Denny M.--Listen to Comrade Obama's 2001 radio interview with Chicago Public Radio, and then look at his buddy Bill Ayers, and then his childhood mentor is Frank Marshall Davis. This guy has hung around communists all of his life. Do your research.
Answered by eyeofra1969 - Mon Oct 27 13:51:58 2008
Why does the media not report dirty democrats?
Q. Dianne Feinstein had to leave the MILCON subcommittee. It's the Senate Subcommittee on Military construction Appropriation. She "resigned last week, less than two months after Metro Newspapers, a group of alternative weekly papers in northern California," lib papers, "detailed the number of defense contracts awarded to Perini Corp. and URS Corp, both of which her husband Richard Blum has ownership in. The investigation partially funded by the investigative fund of The Nation Institute, a nonprofit organization affiliated with The Nation," the liberal magazine. It was a critique from the left, and she was steering defense dollars to companies owned or invested in heavily, by her husband. This is bigger than Congressman William Jefferson!… [cont.]
Asked by GREAT_AMERICAN - Tue Apr 3 18:41:17 2007 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the "media" did not report this story, how did you find out about it?
Answered by wisdomforfools - Tue Apr 3 18:46:20 2007
Q. Dianne Feinstein had to leave the MILCON subcommittee. It's the Senate Subcommittee on Military construction Appropriation. She "resigned last week, less than two months after Metro Newspapers, a group of alternative weekly papers in northern California," lib papers, "detailed the number of defense contracts awarded to Perini Corp. and URS Corp, both of which her husband Richard Blum has ownership in. The investigation partially funded by the investigative fund of The Nation Institute, a nonprofit organization affiliated with The Nation," the liberal magazine. It was a critique from the left, and she was steering defense dollars to companies owned or invested in heavily, by her husband. This is bigger than Congressman William Jefferson!… [cont.]
Asked by GREAT_AMERICAN - Tue Apr 3 18:41:17 2007 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the "media" did not report this story, how did you find out about it?
Answered by wisdomforfools - Tue Apr 3 18:46:20 2007
Why haven't we been hearing about Ron Paul in the debates?
Q. Why is the media steering away from a person with real questions for the others? All they are talking about is the childlike bickering between Hillary and that other guy...
Asked by mkdaplmbr - Thu Jan 24 20:19:56 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ron Paul is the only non-socialist candidate. People are so entrenched in their parties that they don't even realize this. Democrat, Republican, doesn't matter. It's all socialism. Except Ron Paul. The media likes socialism, and will promote the candidates that promote it.
Answered by Joey - Thu Jan 24 20:28:37 2008
Q. Why is the media steering away from a person with real questions for the others? All they are talking about is the childlike bickering between Hillary and that other guy...
Asked by mkdaplmbr - Thu Jan 24 20:19:56 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ron Paul is the only non-socialist candidate. People are so entrenched in their parties that they don't even realize this. Democrat, Republican, doesn't matter. It's all socialism. Except Ron Paul. The media likes socialism, and will promote the candidates that promote it.
Answered by Joey - Thu Jan 24 20:28:37 2008
How much influence do you think the media has?
Q. How much do you think they manipulate a situation or circumstance to steer it in a particular direction.
Asked by samootch - Fri Feb 2 18:26:52 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The amount of influence depends in large part on the person receiving the information. Some folks listen w objectivity & process the info in a manner that it's integrated w other things they alreadt knew. Many others on both sides of an issue hearonly what they wish to hear, or that which confirms the opinion they already hold. The media does have a great deal of power in general as they control what receives the most coverage, & by what reporter, & when it airs in a report. For instance they show far more instances of violent behavior than of someone being a good citizen, because they know violence is what sells. Too many people honestly believe that everything on TV/radio/newspaper/intern et must be true...because they aren't "allowe [cont.]
Answered by SantaBud - Fri Feb 2 19:00:51 2007
Q. How much do you think they manipulate a situation or circumstance to steer it in a particular direction.
Asked by samootch - Fri Feb 2 18:26:52 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The amount of influence depends in large part on the person receiving the information. Some folks listen w objectivity & process the info in a manner that it's integrated w other things they alreadt knew. Many others on both sides of an issue hearonly what they wish to hear, or that which confirms the opinion they already hold. The media does have a great deal of power in general as they control what receives the most coverage, & by what reporter, & when it airs in a report. For instance they show far more instances of violent behavior than of someone being a good citizen, because they know violence is what sells. Too many people honestly believe that everything on TV/radio/newspaper/intern et must be true...because they aren't "allowe [cont.]
Answered by SantaBud - Fri Feb 2 19:00:51 2007
my car steering wheel sometimes vibrates strong, when i touch the break?
Q. i've got new front tyres, CV. and done wheel alighments. now... if i am driving at medium to higher speed.. lets say 50-100km/h the steering wheel shakes hard when i touch the break... why is that?
Asked by DOHC VTEC - Sat Aug 15 13:01:23 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You definitely have warped brake rotors. Re-machining - (temporary) or replacement with quality American AC-Delco, Wagner or British (EBC) rotors is the only permanent repair. Avoid cheap off-shore brake rotors. Cast iron quality is terrible! They'll rust and warp faster than good quality parts.
Answered by Country Boy - Sat Aug 15 13:10:25 2009
Q. i've got new front tyres, CV. and done wheel alighments. now... if i am driving at medium to higher speed.. lets say 50-100km/h the steering wheel shakes hard when i touch the break... why is that?
Asked by DOHC VTEC - Sat Aug 15 13:01:23 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You definitely have warped brake rotors. Re-machining - (temporary) or replacement with quality American AC-Delco, Wagner or British (EBC) rotors is the only permanent repair. Avoid cheap off-shore brake rotors. Cast iron quality is terrible! They'll rust and warp faster than good quality parts.
Answered by Country Boy - Sat Aug 15 13:10:25 2009
Do you think the corporations, GOP and the media want to dumb us down?
Q. According to the GOP, lower-middle-class voters with minimal educations really like it when people who think they can run the most powerful nation on the planet and steer massive military juggernauts and immense economies and affect the destinies of millions, don't actually speak like they have any idea how the hell to do it.
Asked by Leslie S - Sat Sep 20 16:18:54 2008 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes they do. But they can't do that without control of the education system.
Answered by Agent Smith - Sat Sep 20 16:34:49 2008
Q. According to the GOP, lower-middle-class voters with minimal educations really like it when people who think they can run the most powerful nation on the planet and steer massive military juggernauts and immense economies and affect the destinies of millions, don't actually speak like they have any idea how the hell to do it.
Asked by Leslie S - Sat Sep 20 16:18:54 2008 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Yes they do. But they can't do that without control of the education system.
Answered by Agent Smith - Sat Sep 20 16:34:49 2008
what about the latest revelation of hillary's (illegal) cell phone eavedropping? did anyone catch that story
Q. last night on cnbc?? and why is the standard media steering clear of this?? why DID they avoid covering the book "her way"? has anyone read it? and since this makes two felonies this election counting the hollywood fundraising has this changed your support of her??? do you think she's getting away with too much while any other candidate would be screwed??
Asked by baserunner316 - Wed Oct 17 13:49:34 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hillary can do anything she wants and the mainstream media (the Networks and Major Newspapers) will never call her on it. The major players in those organizations are all Democrats and won't do anything against their own party. Can you imagine the non-stop reporting we'd see if it was a Republican candidate? The democrats don't preach values like honesty or integrity so no one is surprised when one of them acts dishonestly. Sad but true. Welcome to the soon to be Marxist States of America, complete with state-run media.
Answered by Adrian N - Wed Oct 17 14:14:51 2007
Q. last night on cnbc?? and why is the standard media steering clear of this?? why DID they avoid covering the book "her way"? has anyone read it? and since this makes two felonies this election counting the hollywood fundraising has this changed your support of her??? do you think she's getting away with too much while any other candidate would be screwed??
Asked by baserunner316 - Wed Oct 17 13:49:34 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hillary can do anything she wants and the mainstream media (the Networks and Major Newspapers) will never call her on it. The major players in those organizations are all Democrats and won't do anything against their own party. Can you imagine the non-stop reporting we'd see if it was a Republican candidate? The democrats don't preach values like honesty or integrity so no one is surprised when one of them acts dishonestly. Sad but true. Welcome to the soon to be Marxist States of America, complete with state-run media.
Answered by Adrian N - Wed Oct 17 14:14:51 2007
How do car collectors get information on how many cars just like theirs was produced?
Q. I have a 1973 Corvette convirtable, 454, 4 speed, Elkhart Green, medium saddle interior, hydraulic steering, ralley wheels, tape deck/amfm stereo, air conditioned. That's all! No power anything. Can anyone tell me how many of these were made, and where they get this wonderful information? Thanks!
Asked by rick t - Sun Jun 24 06:56:28 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I own a shop, and deal with a lot of old vintage/muscle cars. The way to do that is; Get the vin number from your vehicle, and contact General Motors asking how many of those were produced. They go by your number, and can enter that into their computer, thus finding out how many in that sequence were produced before a change was made. Sometimes you get the information, and sometimes you don't. It just depends on who you get to talk to, and what kind of day they are having. My dad worked at GM for years, and it was like pulling teeth even for him to get the information. Sometimes you can even get this information from a dealer parts department if you have a pretty rare vehicle. GM puts out books on their vehicles, and it may even… [cont.]
Answered by musiclicker - Sun Jun 24 07:36:48 2007
Q. I have a 1973 Corvette convirtable, 454, 4 speed, Elkhart Green, medium saddle interior, hydraulic steering, ralley wheels, tape deck/amfm stereo, air conditioned. That's all! No power anything. Can anyone tell me how many of these were made, and where they get this wonderful information? Thanks!
Asked by rick t - Sun Jun 24 06:56:28 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I own a shop, and deal with a lot of old vintage/muscle cars. The way to do that is; Get the vin number from your vehicle, and contact General Motors asking how many of those were produced. They go by your number, and can enter that into their computer, thus finding out how many in that sequence were produced before a change was made. Sometimes you get the information, and sometimes you don't. It just depends on who you get to talk to, and what kind of day they are having. My dad worked at GM for years, and it was like pulling teeth even for him to get the information. Sometimes you can even get this information from a dealer parts department if you have a pretty rare vehicle. GM puts out books on their vehicles, and it may even… [cont.]
Answered by musiclicker - Sun Jun 24 07:36:48 2007
What would you consider "liberal and progressive media outlets"?? The White House NEEDS YOUR HELP...lol?
Q. Never forget: perception is everything. So do your propaganda RIGHT damnit!!! The White House officials are eager to avoid the perception that the president is directly engaging critics who appear to speak only for a vocal minority, and part of their strategy involves pushing material to liberal and progressive media outlets to steer the coverage in their direction, senior advisers said. When critics lashed out at President Obama for scheduling a speech to public school students this month, accusing him of wanting to indoctrinate children to his politics, his advisers quickly scrubbed his planned comments for potentially problematic wording. They then reached out to progressive Web sites such as the Huffington Post, liberal bloggers… [cont.]
Asked by _______ - Wed Sep 16 01:56:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Huffington Post, media matters, dailykos, alternet, counterpunch I don't see the comparison with fox. Fox is a direct propaganda outlet for the Republicans and a television station. Sure the liberal outlets are supportive of liberal agendas and policy but they're definitely not the criticless mouthpieces Fox is when Bush was in office as is evident from their critical coverage about Obama. "Barack Obama: King of corporate welfare" "Obama Has Betrayed the Progressives Who Got Him Elected -- So Now What Do We Do?" Afghanistan is Spelled V-I-E-T-N-A-M Obama's War There's not one story Fox did in the eight long years Bush was "leading the country" where they ever did anything this critical and this is still Obama's first year in… [cont.]
Answered by justgoodfolk - Wed Sep 16 11:41:25 2009
Q. Never forget: perception is everything. So do your propaganda RIGHT damnit!!! The White House officials are eager to avoid the perception that the president is directly engaging critics who appear to speak only for a vocal minority, and part of their strategy involves pushing material to liberal and progressive media outlets to steer the coverage in their direction, senior advisers said. When critics lashed out at President Obama for scheduling a speech to public school students this month, accusing him of wanting to indoctrinate children to his politics, his advisers quickly scrubbed his planned comments for potentially problematic wording. They then reached out to progressive Web sites such as the Huffington Post, liberal bloggers… [cont.]
Asked by _______ - Wed Sep 16 01:56:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Huffington Post, media matters, dailykos, alternet, counterpunch I don't see the comparison with fox. Fox is a direct propaganda outlet for the Republicans and a television station. Sure the liberal outlets are supportive of liberal agendas and policy but they're definitely not the criticless mouthpieces Fox is when Bush was in office as is evident from their critical coverage about Obama. "Barack Obama: King of corporate welfare" "Obama Has Betrayed the Progressives Who Got Him Elected -- So Now What Do We Do?" Afghanistan is Spelled V-I-E-T-N-A-M Obama's War There's not one story Fox did in the eight long years Bush was "leading the country" where they ever did anything this critical and this is still Obama's first year in… [cont.]
Answered by justgoodfolk - Wed Sep 16 11:41:25 2009
why has there been so much coverage concerning Israel and the retaliation against Hamas?
Q. but yet we heard so very little from the Drive By media before this as to Hamas launching rockets into Israel, breaking the cease fire that started this whole thing, Short of a few blurbs in the articles with BIG headlines Condemning Israel for Protecting themselves and all the poor innocent muslims in Gaza? But again nothing but a few sentences the poor innocent people in israel that got mortar shelled and blown up? irony or Bias as to the direction the media is trying to steer people in, Ala Obama election?
Asked by Jack Schitt - Tue Dec 30 10:55:36 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Consider that you're talking about the media.That should cover it.
Answered by bill - Tue Dec 30 11:00:27 2008
Q. but yet we heard so very little from the Drive By media before this as to Hamas launching rockets into Israel, breaking the cease fire that started this whole thing, Short of a few blurbs in the articles with BIG headlines Condemning Israel for Protecting themselves and all the poor innocent muslims in Gaza? But again nothing but a few sentences the poor innocent people in israel that got mortar shelled and blown up? irony or Bias as to the direction the media is trying to steer people in, Ala Obama election?
Asked by Jack Schitt - Tue Dec 30 10:55:36 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Consider that you're talking about the media.That should cover it.
Answered by bill - Tue Dec 30 11:00:27 2008
Can you get a car like this in england? Diffrent side steering wheel?
Q. I'm in love with these cars...can you get one like this in UK London England?
Asked by That girl :) - Fri Mar 21 20:29:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. thats a scion xb, its a toyota so go to a toyota dealership and ask em if they can get you a scion xb
Answered by vtecpakiness - Fri Mar 21 20:35:00 2008
Q. I'm in love with these cars...can you get one like this in UK London England?
Asked by That girl :) - Fri Mar 21 20:29:03 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. thats a scion xb, its a toyota so go to a toyota dealership and ask em if they can get you a scion xb
Answered by vtecpakiness - Fri Mar 21 20:35:00 2008
What are the " backgrounds" and "credentials" of the leaders of the 9/11 Conspiracy Theorists?
Q. In checking out one group, 911 Truth.org., I found that their Steering Committee and Advisory Board consists of 11 people, one of which has an advanced degree in physics. The remaining individuals have backgrounds in video productions, mass media, midwifery, graphics design, philosophy, activism, journalism and linguistics. Kind of makes you wonder doesn't it? Where are the structural and civil engineers? The demolitions experts? The aeronautical engineers? The architects? Why are their "leaders" all media based?
Asked by thenextJFKfromMA - Fri Mar 30 13:34:17 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well a background in "Activism" could be a clue...I never saw that degree offered at College...these are the same people that foretold the "End of the World" with the Y2K thing...so you know it's got to be true...they watched the video one day after a few bong hits, and like bam man it hit me...lol...
Answered by Holbrook - Fri Mar 30 14:01:20 2007
Q. In checking out one group, 911 Truth.org., I found that their Steering Committee and Advisory Board consists of 11 people, one of which has an advanced degree in physics. The remaining individuals have backgrounds in video productions, mass media, midwifery, graphics design, philosophy, activism, journalism and linguistics. Kind of makes you wonder doesn't it? Where are the structural and civil engineers? The demolitions experts? The aeronautical engineers? The architects? Why are their "leaders" all media based?
Asked by thenextJFKfromMA - Fri Mar 30 13:34:17 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well a background in "Activism" could be a clue...I never saw that degree offered at College...these are the same people that foretold the "End of the World" with the Y2K thing...so you know it's got to be true...they watched the video one day after a few bong hits, and like bam man it hit me...lol...
Answered by Holbrook - Fri Mar 30 14:01:20 2007
What is a good medium to large breed dog that will be ok indoors?
Q. My girlfriend and I are going to be moving to Mexico at the end of the summer, and we've decided we are going to get a dog for company when we get settled in. We will be staying in a medium sized appartment, but will have lots of time and places to take the dog for excercise outdoors. We would like to find a good sized dog, but one that won't go crazy if it is inside for parts of the day. Also, it will be in a year round warm climate. I'm very interested in a Rhodesian Ridgeback, but have heard they are not best for first time dog owners. Can anyone offer any advice? I'd like to steer away from labs and german shepards if something a bit more exotic will work.
Asked by merts03 - Tue May 29 00:59:45 2007 - - 14 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Dog ownership is wonderful, but are you moving frequently? Countless wonderful dogs are abandoned because of changes to their owners circumstances that render the dog inconvenient and this is something to consider. If you are ready to take on a commitment to this little soul for life, then doing research like you are is the best way to ensure that you get a dog that suits your lifestyle and tastes. Because you are a first time dog owner, make sure you consider what you are getting into. Dog ownership is extremely demanding - they have a routine every day rain or shine, they destroy things, they shed, they get sick sometimes, they eat lots and you must clean up after them. But if you don't mind dealing with those things, there is no… [cont.]
Answered by ridgebackbeauty - Wed May 30 19:26:09 2007
Q. My girlfriend and I are going to be moving to Mexico at the end of the summer, and we've decided we are going to get a dog for company when we get settled in. We will be staying in a medium sized appartment, but will have lots of time and places to take the dog for excercise outdoors. We would like to find a good sized dog, but one that won't go crazy if it is inside for parts of the day. Also, it will be in a year round warm climate. I'm very interested in a Rhodesian Ridgeback, but have heard they are not best for first time dog owners. Can anyone offer any advice? I'd like to steer away from labs and german shepards if something a bit more exotic will work.
Asked by merts03 - Tue May 29 00:59:45 2007 - - 14 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Dog ownership is wonderful, but are you moving frequently? Countless wonderful dogs are abandoned because of changes to their owners circumstances that render the dog inconvenient and this is something to consider. If you are ready to take on a commitment to this little soul for life, then doing research like you are is the best way to ensure that you get a dog that suits your lifestyle and tastes. Because you are a first time dog owner, make sure you consider what you are getting into. Dog ownership is extremely demanding - they have a routine every day rain or shine, they destroy things, they shed, they get sick sometimes, they eat lots and you must clean up after them. But if you don't mind dealing with those things, there is no… [cont.]
Answered by ridgebackbeauty - Wed May 30 19:26:09 2007
What is a safe towing weight for a 2004 Nissan Xterra?
Q. My parents are going out of town for a camping trip and are planning on towing a camper (approx. 2800 lbs.). Their only towing vehicle (1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager) was totalled in a accident on Sunday morning and so my boyfriend offered his '04 Xterra for them to drive. He is concerned, though, about the weight of the camper. He towed a "medium-sized Uhaul" when he moved about 2 years ago and said it almost ruined his power steering. We looked up towing capacity and it should be safe but I would like to know for sure. Thanks!
Asked by ~ Zaiden's Mommy ~ - Tue Jun 12 22:47:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If your car manual says that it is safe, then it was tested for that weight and it is safe.
Answered by 2cutekiddos - Wed Jun 13 18:40:32 2007
Q. My parents are going out of town for a camping trip and are planning on towing a camper (approx. 2800 lbs.). Their only towing vehicle (1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager) was totalled in a accident on Sunday morning and so my boyfriend offered his '04 Xterra for them to drive. He is concerned, though, about the weight of the camper. He towed a "medium-sized Uhaul" when he moved about 2 years ago and said it almost ruined his power steering. We looked up towing capacity and it should be safe but I would like to know for sure. Thanks!
Asked by ~ Zaiden's Mommy ~ - Tue Jun 12 22:47:45 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If your car manual says that it is safe, then it was tested for that weight and it is safe.
Answered by 2cutekiddos - Wed Jun 13 18:40:32 2007
Why is Ron Paul all over the Internet and not on tv?
Q. He seems to be the most talked about canidate on the net and from what I hear he is considered the winner of the debates so far. But he can't seem to get in the news, Is the media trying to steer the voters away from Ron Paul?
Asked by freentnut - Sun Jun 24 23:19:31 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Money - and look who owns the mainstream media. So that is the main reasons. But Ron paul is amazing. Anyone with half a brain will recognize that ---hopefully it won't be too late. Thanks pick me pick me
Answered by Beauty&Brains - Wed Jun 27 13:48:48 2007
Q. He seems to be the most talked about canidate on the net and from what I hear he is considered the winner of the debates so far. But he can't seem to get in the news, Is the media trying to steer the voters away from Ron Paul?
Asked by freentnut - Sun Jun 24 23:19:31 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Money - and look who owns the mainstream media. So that is the main reasons. But Ron paul is amazing. Anyone with half a brain will recognize that ---hopefully it won't be too late. Thanks pick me pick me
Answered by Beauty&Brains - Wed Jun 27 13:48:48 2007
I have a few media questions:?
Q. I have a few questions on the press and would like to be steered in the right direction: -In what ways do citizens want the press to respect their privacy? -When do the reporting interests of the media conflict with citizen privacy rights? -By which limitations must the press refrain from reporting information? -How does a free press help to ensure an honest government? If you can help me with some of these, that would be wonderful. I need some where to start my writing.
Asked by Tainteddeceptions - Sun Feb 17 21:00:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Certain people cannot expect privacy: Celebrities (great, Brittany Spears; and small, the local high school validictorian or sports hero), elected/appointed government officials and candidates (and to some degree their families), and those who have been indicted/arraigned for criminal acts or who are witnesses in civil or criminal cases that are heard in public, victims who call on public services (fire/rescue department) and for which public documents are generated, and dead people. Victims of crimes, who survive, are granted privacy if they want it. Very few people who appear in the news fall into other categories. Things that would not be reported are national secrets, names of sitting jurors or victims who don't want to be named and… [cont.]
Answered by DrooBey - Sun Feb 17 22:21:31 2008
Q. I have a few questions on the press and would like to be steered in the right direction: -In what ways do citizens want the press to respect their privacy? -When do the reporting interests of the media conflict with citizen privacy rights? -By which limitations must the press refrain from reporting information? -How does a free press help to ensure an honest government? If you can help me with some of these, that would be wonderful. I need some where to start my writing.
Asked by Tainteddeceptions - Sun Feb 17 21:00:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Certain people cannot expect privacy: Celebrities (great, Brittany Spears; and small, the local high school validictorian or sports hero), elected/appointed government officials and candidates (and to some degree their families), and those who have been indicted/arraigned for criminal acts or who are witnesses in civil or criminal cases that are heard in public, victims who call on public services (fire/rescue department) and for which public documents are generated, and dead people. Victims of crimes, who survive, are granted privacy if they want it. Very few people who appear in the news fall into other categories. Things that would not be reported are national secrets, names of sitting jurors or victims who don't want to be named and… [cont.]
Answered by DrooBey - Sun Feb 17 22:21:31 2008
Was Barry George fitted up due to intense media pressure?
Q. The truth is,George is probably guilty.The problem is he was fitted up by the Police who were loathe to follow more difficult lines of enquiry for reasons of cost,likelihood of conviction and political repercussions. So they fitted up the local retard.Job done! The evidence against George was entirley circumstantial yet the Forest Gate muslims were freed without charge despite overwhelming evidence,including huge stashes of cash and even child porn. If I was cynical I would say that high profile police cases are steered by politics rather than the pursuit of justice. Answer quickly,all previous questions criticizing the Police have been deleted.
Asked by NONAME - Sat Aug 2 08:17:52 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what's new, they have been fitting people up for decades, as you say george may well be guilty but the police mess it up with their dodgy tactics. i have been reading an autobiography of dave courtney who states that coppers he had on the payroll were doing it all the time using discarded ciggarette butt's from a person they wanted then leaving said item at a crime scene, as for the muslim's dont our taxes get them the best lawyers possible, how does that work.
Answered by bazspur3 - Sat Aug 2 10:40:39 2008
Q. The truth is,George is probably guilty.The problem is he was fitted up by the Police who were loathe to follow more difficult lines of enquiry for reasons of cost,likelihood of conviction and political repercussions. So they fitted up the local retard.Job done! The evidence against George was entirley circumstantial yet the Forest Gate muslims were freed without charge despite overwhelming evidence,including huge stashes of cash and even child porn. If I was cynical I would say that high profile police cases are steered by politics rather than the pursuit of justice. Answer quickly,all previous questions criticizing the Police have been deleted.
Asked by NONAME - Sat Aug 2 08:17:52 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what's new, they have been fitting people up for decades, as you say george may well be guilty but the police mess it up with their dodgy tactics. i have been reading an autobiography of dave courtney who states that coppers he had on the payroll were doing it all the time using discarded ciggarette butt's from a person they wanted then leaving said item at a crime scene, as for the muslim's dont our taxes get them the best lawyers possible, how does that work.
Answered by bazspur3 - Sat Aug 2 10:40:39 2008
Why do you think that most in the mainstream media isn't asking these hard questions about OBAMA?
Q. What do you think about this ? I was listening to a conservative talk show host (name of host is not important) on the radio the other night and on his radio show, he states that Obama could not pass all of the FBI background checks required of all prospective agents. And that Obama's associations with folks like William Ayers and Tony Rezko with his past drug use are cited as possible reasons. The host also states that Obama would not be able qualify to become a Secret Service Agent (even those who are protecting him now) either. The host states that the only way Obama could gain access to certain clearance credentials would be through the only option available to him, hold office as president. Now that fact is that certain Secret… [cont.]
Asked by mj456a - Sun Sep 14 11:45:10 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you ask a tough question, your a racist!
Answered by joe2drive2003 - Sun Sep 14 11:48:12 2008
Q. What do you think about this ? I was listening to a conservative talk show host (name of host is not important) on the radio the other night and on his radio show, he states that Obama could not pass all of the FBI background checks required of all prospective agents. And that Obama's associations with folks like William Ayers and Tony Rezko with his past drug use are cited as possible reasons. The host also states that Obama would not be able qualify to become a Secret Service Agent (even those who are protecting him now) either. The host states that the only way Obama could gain access to certain clearance credentials would be through the only option available to him, hold office as president. Now that fact is that certain Secret… [cont.]
Asked by mj456a - Sun Sep 14 11:45:10 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you ask a tough question, your a racist!
Answered by joe2drive2003 - Sun Sep 14 11:48:12 2008
Quick poll...(don't search for the answer!) Name 3 other Presidential candidates running in 2008?
Q. Just proving my point on how the new media is steering the poor, uneducated American public towards their own choice for President. Please do your own thinking for a change!
Asked by Studly - Sun Oct 12 13:05:32 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ron Paul, Chuck Baldwin, Ralph Nader, Bob Barr, and McKinney (Green).
Answered by Cabbage Head - Sun Oct 12 13:11:05 2008
Q. Just proving my point on how the new media is steering the poor, uneducated American public towards their own choice for President. Please do your own thinking for a change!
Asked by Studly - Sun Oct 12 13:05:32 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ron Paul, Chuck Baldwin, Ralph Nader, Bob Barr, and McKinney (Green).
Answered by Cabbage Head - Sun Oct 12 13:11:05 2008
Is New York a strategic Financial & Media center in need of Extra Homeland Security Funding?
Q. New York s Antiterror Funds Disappoint, Officials Say Sign In to E-Mail or Save This Print Reprints Share DiggFacebookNewsvinePerma link By ray rivera published: July 8, 2007 After the city s share of antiterrorism money for high-risk communities was cut last year by 40 percent, New York officials said they were assured by the Department of Homeland Security that this year would be better. The agency modified the way it awarded the grants and worked closely with the city s Police and Fire Departments to shape their funding applications. As a result, more money may be on the way, but it may not be as much as city and state officials expected. The department would not reveal the amount yesterday, but Representative Peter T. King of… [cont.]
Asked by trevathantim - Sun Jul 8 18:19:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. New York is the financial center of the US. It is also where ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS and Fox have headquarters so, yeah it is a media and financial center. The argument is over the way that DHS hands out money for anti-terrorist things Where Cities like New York Illinois and California get the same amount of money as Montana and Wyoming so that Montana and Wyoming have better anti-terrorist equipment than New York and LA where the attacks are more likely to come. Homeland Security keeps promising more money to more populated regions but they never deliver.
Answered by redgriffin728 - Sun Jul 8 18:43:02 2007
Q. New York s Antiterror Funds Disappoint, Officials Say Sign In to E-Mail or Save This Print Reprints Share DiggFacebookNewsvinePerma link By ray rivera published: July 8, 2007 After the city s share of antiterrorism money for high-risk communities was cut last year by 40 percent, New York officials said they were assured by the Department of Homeland Security that this year would be better. The agency modified the way it awarded the grants and worked closely with the city s Police and Fire Departments to shape their funding applications. As a result, more money may be on the way, but it may not be as much as city and state officials expected. The department would not reveal the amount yesterday, but Representative Peter T. King of… [cont.]
Asked by trevathantim - Sun Jul 8 18:19:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. New York is the financial center of the US. It is also where ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS and Fox have headquarters so, yeah it is a media and financial center. The argument is over the way that DHS hands out money for anti-terrorist things Where Cities like New York Illinois and California get the same amount of money as Montana and Wyoming so that Montana and Wyoming have better anti-terrorist equipment than New York and LA where the attacks are more likely to come. Homeland Security keeps promising more money to more populated regions but they never deliver.
Answered by redgriffin728 - Sun Jul 8 18:43:02 2007
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