Media Corruption
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NPR now stands for Not Popular Radio
By Silvio Canto, Jr.Best wishes for all of those NPR employees who got their layoff notices.
It's not nice at all to get the word that you are out.
This is the story:
Apparently, ad revenue will drop $30 million in 2023.
Back in the 1980s, I lived and worked in Mexico and would listen to NPR's "Morning Edition" every morning via Armed Forces Radio on my Radio Shack shortwave radio. In the evenings, I would catch "All Things Considered" when I was wrapping up my day or making a few more phone calls.
Judge finds Google destroyed evidence and repeatedly gave false info to court
There are 383 Google employees who are subject to the legal hold in this case, and about 40 of those are designated as custodians. Google could have set the chat history to "on" as the default for all those employees but chose not to, the judge wrote.
"Google falsely assured the Court in a case management statement in October 2020 that it had 'taken appropriate steps to preserve all evidence relevant to the issues reasonably evident in this action,' without saying a word about Chats or its decision not to pause the 24-hour default deletion," Donato wrote. "Google did not reveal the Chat practices to plaintiffs until October 2021, many months after plaintiffs first asked about them."
The judge then chided Google at greater length:
From Fascism To The Forbidden Fruit And More, Morning Joe On The Trump Indictment Had It All!
Al Sharpton gloried in the fact that Alvin Bragg, "a black man whose great-grandfather had no rights," could indict the former most powerful person in the country. Obviously, if a black Republican indicted a Democrat, this wouldn't be celebrated as cosmic comeuppance on MSNBC.
Jon Meacham, the scholar who as the top editor of Newsweek promoted the "biblical case for gay marriage," turned to the Book of Genesis to make a strained analogy to the Forbidden Fruit in the Garden of Eden [see screencap of him seeming to reach for it.] The Republicans are all versions of Adam, so intoxicated by the appeal of power that they reached for it, and are unwilling to give up that apple, even though they believe Trump to be a bad person.
In a country-club allusion, Meacham referred to mainstream Republicans like Gov. Glenn Youngkin of Virginia: "These are men's grill enablers, right? These are 19th hole enablers of a quest for power above all." Jon the Preacher suggested our American experiment could die because Republicans obsess over "tax rates above all."
Joe Scarborough, fulfilling his contractual obligation to work "fascism" into every conversation concerning Trump, then added "the men's grill enablers of Trumpism, a form of fascism. Hope those drinks on the 19th hole are enjoyable for 'em."
Soros donated $1 million to a PAC and they donated to Bragg’s campaign. In every other discussion of political funding by big-money donors, EVER, this would be considered ‘funding his campaign’. Not so, when George Soros is the donor, because the Left believes they can shield those criticisms behind garbage smears of antisemitism (more on that later).
We apologize for the grade school math class word problem flashbacks.
Kessler, obviously reeling from the virtual ratio beating he’s been taking, doubled down and blamed the Community Note entry on ‘Twitter trolls’.
LOLOLOL!
We have access to Community Notes, so we can tell you he’s getting fact checked on this tweet too! LOL.
Keep in mind what we’ve told you about how Community Notes work. Notes from trolls do not get displayed. If enough people in the community decide the note is accurate, it will receive enough positive ratings to be displayed. All we can tell you is that it is accurate:
Teddy Amenabar writes:
Name anyone from the Post who was fired for publishing disinformation about Russia or the coronavirus or Nick Sandmann or the Wuhan lab-leak theory or Hunter Biden’s laptop.
Speaking of the lab-leak theory, remember this?
Soros donated $1 million to a PAC and they donated to Bragg’s campaign. In every other discussion of political funding by big-money donors, EVER, this would be considered ‘funding his campaign’. Not so, when George Soros is the donor, because the Left believes they can shield those criticisms behind garbage smears of antisemitism (more on that later).
We apologize for the grade school math class word problem flashbacks.
Kessler, obviously reeling from the virtual ratio beating he’s been taking, doubled down and blamed the Community Note entry on ‘Twitter trolls’.
LOLOLOL!
We have access to Community Notes, so we can tell you he’s getting fact checked on this tweet too! LOL.
Keep in mind what we’ve told you about how Community Notes work. Notes from trolls do not get displayed. If enough people in the community decide the note is accurate, it will receive enough positive ratings to be displayed. All we can tell you is that it is accurate:
That's the whole Soros didn't pay these DA's story liberals use defending him. Then when the part about him giving money to these PACS is brought out they still fall back on he didn't give them money directly. Then you are called anti- semantic.
Is that our very own Jamie? Must be an old video. He has hair.
StmarysCity79
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Soros is just a bogeyman. Much like CRT and Drag queens. They use these things to scare you into listening to them because they have no policies or ideas that anyone likes.
Please try to think for yourselves for once.
Or for people on the left, Fox News & the Koch brothers.
Clem72
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Koch brothers are so 2016.
They are still used as a Soros excuse .
That...coming from you.....