This is amazing. Last night 60 Minutes ran the segment on Karl Rove's involvement in the Don Siegelman conviction. If what has happened in Alabama doesn't seem communistic enough for you, there is more. All last week the White House was pressuring CBS to not air the segment. Well it did air last night, but was magically blacked out in parts of Alabama.
This can not be written off as some sort of glitch. This is the kind of stuff you hear about from communist nations, not the United States. Unfortunately, under the regime of George W. Bush, we have become more like our advesaries of the last century. It is time for Congress to act and stop this from going on. We can not spare another 8 months of this happening. If the Bush White House was involved in the blacking out of this then they must be charged with crimes against the Constitution.
"60 Minutes Done A Great Job"
Bush’s elete group of corrupt GOP’ers are scared to death that Don Siegelman may be on the streets before the election. Slick Bob so nervous that he is combing his hair and spraying his mouth and under arms every Five minutes hoping that John McCain will name him as his running mate. If a Democrat president wins he/she will probally appoint new U.S. Attorneys in Alabama. Riley along with most of the top GOP operatives could get Federal charges filed against them for taking millions of dollars from Michael Scanlon and Jack Abramoff. The money was used to defeat Siegelman's Education Lottery and to run Riley's election campaigns.
I cannot watch it online either. What's the deal?
Communism? That's an economic philosophy. If there's central control of media that's not a generic part of communism.
No, sleazy political central control of the so-called "free media" is perfectly suited to the system we have here, whatever you want to call it. There is a long history here of central media control, and of spreading lies through the media, or not spreading truths. It's worse now than it's ever been: there are certain subjects where disagreement is allowed to be shown, but there's never any disagreement in most economic discussions. In the American media, "WE" is corporations, not citizens. "WE" is the military, not the citizens. The politicians disagree with each other about abortion, but not about military control of the world. THeir disagreements are laughable, just look at the latest "goals" for Miles Per Gallon for cars. And none mentions new public transportation systems.
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