Sunday, October 24, 2010

Bears & ........PC?


If you walk through a forest which houses 100 bears, and you know that two bears in the forest have killed humans....are you being incorrect politically if you tell someone you get concerned each time you see a bear?

If you are NPR, then you are.

If 99.9999% of all terrorist killings have been carried out by those who not only strongly express their Muslim beliefs, but dress the part also....are you being incorrect politically to be concerned when you see a Muslim, dressed in traditional garb near you?

If you are NPR, or any liberal organization/person, you are.

Get a grip on R-E-A-L-I-T-Y folks. Don't think in terms of a candyland world of nice. Think facts.

Next thing you know the PC police will take charge of our military and the soldiers in Afghanistan/Iraq will be told to not pay attention to those who are roaming the streets of those countries. You might offend the people, God forbid.

Duke

posted by Duke of DeLand @ 10/24/2010 09:44:00 AM |

Saturday, October 23, 2010

NPR - Ever Consistent to Their Ideals

Just help me understand. NPR fires Juan Williams for actually having an opinion of his own...you know, just like the opinions other NPR folks express CONSTANTLY.

Where can the difference be?

Oh yeah, he was appearing on FOX. The others were not.

To celebrate their fairness and unbiased views, NPR is now going to take Soros money and hire 100 new reporters. WOW! I wonder what % will be either middle-of-the-road or conservative...you know, to insure fair and balanced.....OOPS! My bad!

Duke

posted by Duke of DeLand @ 10/23/2010 08:15:00 AM |

Saturday, October 02, 2010

MSM is Just OUT OF TOUCH!

Boy, and how.....

Stephen Kruiser: "Bias being what it is, the media didn’t start spinning tales of apocalyptic doom for the Democrats. They did what they always do: unquestioningly fall in line behind the presumptive Democratic nominee.

The modern American media is still desperately clinging to the vestige of the prominence it once had in the nation’s political conversation. The people who used to dictate not only the subject matter, but the terms of the conversation as well, are now adjusting to being mere participants in that conversation. And the adjustment isn’t going well at all.

They’re mad that Sarah Palin is still here after spending two years trying to destroy her and her family. They are incensed that the Tea Party movement has not only survived but has become a dominant political force in a little more than a year.

They are especially seething that everyone in America didn’t fall in love with the “historic” president and that he’s about to suffer an embarrassment at the polls from a political movement they gleefully reported as being close to dead just twenty three months ago. So, like panicky children, they lash out.

Their feigned concern for the fate of the Republican party might have been something they could sell to a great number of Americans just ten short years ago. But on what planet is anyone in 2010 going to believe that Keith Olbermann gives a whit about what the Tea Party is doing to the GOP?

The extremism scale is a relative one. The extremist won in 2008. The people who are about to march to electoral triumph in response to that can only be seen as extreme when looked at from the far left — which is where most of the MSM goes to work every day."

Can I get an AMEN?

Duke

posted by Duke of DeLand @ 10/02/2010 10:30:00 PM |