CNN on Freeview channel 84.

On Jan 17, 2:50*am, "Bill Wright"
wrote:

I can't comment on the jewish connection (I don't know enough about it) but
strange to think that when Ted Turner started CNN it was a real thorn in the
side of the major networks, and was regarded as being virtually
'anti-capitalist'. Incidentally, CNN is still seen in some US quarters as
dangerously liberal and left wing!

The whole "left wing" and "right wing" thing, in the context of the
mainstream media and so-called 'mainstream' public opinion, amounts to
little more than two sides of the same coin. The 'coin' in this
analogy is the so-called centre ground - aka 95% of all western
policies - which are maintained and supported by all the major
political parties, regardless of which one "wins" an election. These
same policies are also maintained and supported by all mainstream news
outlets - whether TV, newspapers, radio or online - CNN included.
There is some "controlled criticism" of certain policies in the media,
but this is only intended to pacify the public and maintain the
illusion of democracy - in other words, it actually helps keep said
policies intact.

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On Jan 17, 2:50 am, "Bill Wright"
wrote:

I can't comment on the jewish connection (I don't know enough about it)
but
strange to think that when Ted Turner started CNN it was a real thorn in
the
side of the major networks, and was regarded as being virtually
'anti-capitalist'. Incidentally, CNN is still seen in some US quarters as
dangerously liberal and left wing!

The whole "left wing" and "right wing" thing, in the context of the
mainstream media and so-called 'mainstream' public opinion, amounts to
little more than two sides of the same coin. The 'coin' in this
analogy is the so-called centre ground - aka 95% of all western
policies - which are maintained and supported by all the major
political parties, regardless of which one "wins" an election. These
same policies are also maintained and supported by all mainstream news
outlets - whether TV, newspapers, radio or online - CNN included.
There is some "controlled criticism" of certain policies in the media,
but this is only intended to pacify the public and maintain the
illusion of democracy - in other words, it actually helps keep said
policies intact.

Another way of looking at that is to say that there is a general concensus
supported by perhaps 95% of the population, but not you. I don't criticise
you for that or say that you are wrong. Many of my opinions are shared by
almost no-one else, and historically progress has often arisen when views
once regarded as wildly radical have finally become popular.

Bill

On Sat, 17 Jan 2009 02:50:10 -0000, Bill Wright
wrote:


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On Jan 16, 7:35 pm, J G Miller wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 17:51:36 +0000, craig.richmond wrote:

It is a shame its hours are so short (9pm till 1am).

But is available 24h 7/7 Free To Air from Astra 1H at 19,2° East,
transponder 68, on 11,778 GHz vertical polarization.

And FTA analogue 11.627GHz V at the same orbital position. This
appears to still be a non-MPEG'd feed, and its audio really puts the
Sky Digital version (128kbps MP2) to shame.

Exactly why you'd want to fill your head with mind-numbing Judeo-
American corporate propaganda is another story, though.

I can't comment on the jewish connection (I don't know enough about it)
but
strange to think that when Ted Turner started CNN it was a real thorn in
the
side of the major networks, and was regarded as being virtually
'anti-capitalist'. Incidentally, CNN is still seen in some US quarters as
dangerously liberal and left wing!


Yeah and US right wing nutters still refer to it as Communist News Network,
which is quite amusing considering the inconsequential ****e it now
broadcasts.
The Daily Show often highlights the rubbish they fill their schedules with
such as their newsreaders discussing the menu at the school that Barack
Obama's
children go to!

Fred X

On Jan 17, 7:32*pm, "Bill Wright"
wrote:

Another way of looking at that is to say that there is a general concensus
supported by perhaps 95% of the population, but not you. I don't criticise
you for that or say that you are wrong. Many of my opinions are shared by
almost no-one else, and historically progress has often arisen when views
once regarded as wildly radical have finally become popular.

95% of people will support whatever the mass media and the authorities
tell them to if it's dressed up and sold to them competently - from
taxes to wars and even a holocaust.

In message , Bill Wright
writes

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On Jan 17, 2:50 am, "Bill Wright"
wrote:

I can't comment on the jewish connection (I don't know enough about it)
but
strange to think that when Ted Turner started CNN it was a real thorn in
the
side of the major networks, and was regarded as being virtually
'anti-capitalist'. Incidentally, CNN is still seen in some US quarters as
dangerously liberal and left wing!

The whole "left wing" and "right wing" thing, in the context of the
mainstream media and so-called 'mainstream' public opinion, amounts to
little more than two sides of the same coin. The 'coin' in this
analogy is the so-called centre ground - aka 95% of all western
policies - which are maintained and supported by all the major
political parties, regardless of which one "wins" an election. These
same policies are also maintained and supported by all mainstream news
outlets - whether TV, newspapers, radio or online - CNN included.
There is some "controlled criticism" of certain policies in the media,
but this is only intended to pacify the public and maintain the
illusion of democracy - in other words, it actually helps keep said
policies intact.

Another way of looking at that is to say that there is a general concensus
supported by perhaps 95% of the population, but not you. I don't criticise
you for that or say that you are wrong. Many of my opinions are shared by
almost no-one else, and historically progress has often arisen when views
once regarded as wildly radical have finally become popular.

Bill


There hasn't been Left or Right since Thatcher and Reagan.

It's just "Business".
--
Ian

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On Jan 17, 7:32 pm, "Bill Wright"
wrote:

Another way of looking at that is to say that there is a general concensus
supported by perhaps 95% of the population, but not you. I don't criticise
you for that or say that you are wrong. Many of my opinions are shared by
almost no-one else, and historically progress has often arisen when views
once regarded as wildly radical have finally become popular.

95% of people will support whatever the mass media and the authorities
tell them to if it's dressed up and sold to them competently - from
taxes to wars and even a holocaust.

I think this effect is more pronounced with your generation, because you
have been soundly brainwashed since birth.

Bill

On Jan 18, 12:29*am, "Bill Wright"
wrote:

I think this effect is more pronounced with your generation, because you
have been soundly brainwashed since birth.

So have you - you just don't realise it - which is the whole point of
brainwashing.
My generation is actually more immune to all this stuff, I think
largely because of the internet, which the establishment has no
editorial control over (yet).

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On Jan 18, 12:29 am, "Bill Wright"
wrote:

My generation is actually more immune to all this stuff, I think
largely because of the internet, which the establishment has no
editorial control over (yet).

That can't be right because to us your generation seem like bemused sheep,
just tamely swallowing all the ******** you are fed.

Bill

On Jan 18, 6:29*pm, "Bill Wright"
wrote:

That can't be right because to us your generation seem like bemused sheep,
just tamely swallowing all the ******** you are fed.

The brainless masses are all like that - whatever their age - I was
referring to the slightly more intelligent members of my generation.

Can you give a specific example of some ******** we swallow, that you
older people don't?

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CNN on Freeview channel 84.
Is this new tonight?
The sound is faulty at present. Only the left channel is working.

Same here.

Exciting stuff about a plane that's come down in the Hudson River.