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dude, chill out, go take a walk and calm downToo bad Dueling is out of vogue Zona...you'd LOSE.
No.
It doesn't matter. You will believe what you want to.
I remember this....Fox actually went to court for permission to lie and THEY WON.
Fox fans are the biggest idiots out there. Seriously...Oh and Allah U Akbar to the saudi who is the number two stock holder there.
Belo Corporation, Cox Television, Inc., Gannett Co., Inc., Media General Operations, Inc., and Post-Newsweek Stations, Inc.
all filed briefs in that case, Do you also hate them?
I'm SHOCKEDNo.
It doesn't matter. You will believe what you want to.
I remember this....Fox actually went to court for permission to lie and THEY WON.
Fox fans are the biggest idiots out there. Seriously...Oh and Allah U Akbar to the saudi who is the number two stock holder there.
Belo Corporation, Cox Television, Inc., Gannett Co., Inc., Media General Operations, Inc., and Post-Newsweek Stations, Inc.
all filed briefs in that case, Do you also hate them?
do you have a clue how many stations and networks that covers?I remember this....Fox actually went to court for permission to lie and THEY WON.
Fox fans are the biggest idiots out there. Seriously...Oh and Allah U Akbar to the saudi who is the number two stock holder there.
Belo Corporation, Cox Television, Inc., Gannett Co., Inc., Media General Operations, Inc., and Post-Newsweek Stations, Inc.
all filed briefs in that case, Do you also hate them?
Ya. Any media corp that claims the right to lie to the public are scum and should have their liscense to broadcast yanked. It used to be that a tv or radio station had to serve the public interest or lose their liscense. I still believe that.
do you have a clue how many stations and networks that covers?Belo Corporation, Cox Television, Inc., Gannett Co., Inc., Media General Operations, Inc., and Post-Newsweek Stations, Inc.
all filed briefs in that case, Do you also hate them?
Ya. Any media corp that claims the right to lie to the public are scum and should have their liscense to broadcast yanked. It used to be that a tv or radio station had to serve the public interest or lose their liscense. I still believe that.
do you have a clue how many stations and networks that covers?Belo Corporation, Cox Television, Inc., Gannett Co., Inc., Media General Operations, Inc., and Post-Newsweek Stations, Inc.
all filed briefs in that case, Do you also hate them?
Ya. Any media corp that claims the right to lie to the public are scum and should have their liscense to broadcast yanked. It used to be that a tv or radio station had to serve the public interest or lose their liscense. I still believe that.
do you have a clue how many stations and networks that covers?Ya. Any media corp that claims the right to lie to the public are scum and should have their liscense to broadcast yanked. It used to be that a tv or radio station had to serve the public interest or lose their liscense. I still believe that.
Ya. Quite a few. Is there a limit on how many media outlets I can hate for lying?
do you have a clue how many stations and networks that covers?
Ya. Quite a few. Is there a limit on how many media outlets I can hate for lying?
What about the whole "it's a lie, no it isn't" argument that we see example of on here all the time? Just because you might think something FoxNews airs is a lie, doesn't positively mean it is.
then there are no news sources you can trustYa. Quite a few. Is there a limit on how many media outlets I can hate for lying?
What about the whole "it's a lie, no it isn't" argument that we see example of on here all the time? Just because you might think something FoxNews airs is a lie, doesn't positively mean it is.
Only a fool would trust a news source that has gone to court to insure and preserve the right to lie.
Glen Beck got a full turn out of listeners, with his ability to draw a crowd. The message he preaches is a little scary tho, in wanting to roll his crowd up in religion. He doesn't explain which god he is referring to, an arrogant flaw in Christians that take it for granted they have the only god, and all other gods are wrong. And it is doubtful either Beck or Palin are Christians when they saddle themselves to the republican party of degenerates and misfits who hold no Christian values. If there every was a idol jesus (I see no proof there was), they surely do not walk in his foot steps.
Beck sees his god beyond imagination. That must be fantasyland, or never never land, somewhere beyond dreamland, believability and the Twilight Zone. And he wants to bring his political god into his republican cult of misfits. It won't be an idol jesus, because his claim to fame was helping the poor and down trodden, giving of one's self, community and socialistic pronouncements and behavior. So it really does get scary trying to ID what god he was talking about. Maybe it is the Muslim terrorist god, or Hitler god. Whatever god, media isn't doing their investigative work on Beck to shed light into this rare republican phenomenon. The Christian god says put no other god before him, so Beck can't be talking about a christian god.
Here are a few lines referring to Beck's Twilight god.
The organizer, Fox TV host Glenn Beck, who invited listeners to the U.S. capital to "restore America's honor. Beck and the Republican 2008 vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, both darlings of the Tea Party, urged a return to what they said were traditional American values of service to others and a belief in God.
"Something beyond imagination is happening," Beck declared. "America today begins to turn back to God."
Glen Beck got a full turn out of listeners, with his ability to draw a crowd. The message he preaches is a little scary tho, in wanting to roll his crowd up in religion. He doesn't explain which god he is referring to, an arrogant flaw in Christians that take it for granted they have the only god, and all other gods are wrong. And it is doubtful either Beck or Palin are Christians when they saddle themselves to the republican party of degenerates and misfits who hold no Christian values. If there every was a idol jesus (I see no proof there was), they surely do not walk in his foot steps.
Beck sees his god beyond imagination. That must be fantasyland, or never never land, somewhere beyond dreamland, believability and the Twilight Zone. And he wants to bring his political god into his republican cult of misfits. It won't be an idol jesus, because his claim to fame was helping the poor and down trodden, giving of one's self, community and socialistic pronouncements and behavior. So it really does get scary trying to ID what god he was talking about. Maybe it is the Muslim terrorist god, or Hitler god. Whatever god, media isn't doing their investigative work on Beck to shed light into this rare republican phenomenon. The Christian god says put no other god before him, so Beck can't be talking about a christian god.
Here are a few lines referring to Beck's Twilight god.
The organizer, Fox TV host Glenn Beck, who invited listeners to the U.S. capital to "restore America's honor. Beck and the Republican 2008 vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, both darlings of the Tea Party, urged a return to what they said were traditional American values of service to others and a belief in God.
"Something beyond imagination is happening," Beck declared. "America today begins to turn back to God."
You are not supposed to quote a source without linking to it. Moron.
By the way, did anyone see where T said mormons are christians...lolololol
Ya. Quite a few. Is there a limit on how many media outlets I can hate for lying?
What about the whole "it's a lie, no it isn't" argument that we see example of on here all the time? Just because you might think something FoxNews airs is a lie, doesn't positively mean it is.
Only a fool would trust a news source that has gone to court to insure and preserve the right to lie.
Glen Beck got a full turn out of listeners, with his ability to draw a crowd.
"To grasp the extent to which the August rally is straight out of Beck's playbook, all you need to do is review Beck's biggest success of 2003. That was the year Beck organized another event he described as being "all about the troops." Then, as now, he asked his listeners to send in donations to pay for what was little more than a massive Glenn Beck, Inc. promotional extravaganza.
Although Beck is now advertising his rally with references to the legacy of Skousen's "animals," and with paeans to "the troops," the real focus of the event is the same as all his other events: Glenn Beck. If anyone doubts Beck's record of shamelessly orchestrating mega-events funded by appeals to patriotism to further his own fame, it's useful to revisit his 2003 "Rallies for America."
How many gods ARE there, in a political forum?
One might ask Beck who is attempting to draw christians (of some sort) back under the republican umbrellia at the ungodyly Lincoln Memorial.
"That I am not a member of any Christian Church, is true." Abraham Lincoln
I can asure you, there are many gods when christians denounce Islam.
You do realize that Beck has as much disdain for the Republican party as the Democratic party don't you?
What about the whole "it's a lie, no it isn't" argument that we see example of on here all the time? Just because you might think something FoxNews airs is a lie, doesn't positively mean it is.
Only a fool would trust a news source that has gone to court to insure and preserve the right to lie.
You should have stopped at 'only a fool would trust a news source'.
