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| 2004-10-26 |
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| Posted by:Frank G |
| #12 Can anybody now doubt that the institutional media are the true enemy in this war, and the international terrorists merely their proxies? Extreme? Not if you have read what I regard as the most significant book of the last 10 years, The Conquest of Cool by Thomas Frank. Frank himself is a card-carrying lefty, which only makes his indictment of big media that much more damning. In this landmark cultural history, Frank goes back to the late 1950s to document the origin and real nature of the media industry's characteristic internal culture. This specific internal culture remains dominant to this day, and its values are the primary basis for the obvious set of biases we see in most mainstream media. |
| Posted by: Atomic Conspiracy 2004-10-26 10:41:29 PM |
| #11 OK - Let's look at "highly skilled" Islamofacists and renegade Ba'athists trying to not trip over their beards, and long white smocks, and try to move highly expliosive materials from a bunker, out of sight of US troops, and not sending themselves to the 72 virgins in the process... All these assumption having been met, the Captain's Quarters Blog had a operations engineering approach to labor required to transport the super secret special stuff out of the way, and out of sight of our guys... Imagine supervising 100 of borderline psychotics screaming "Allah Akhbar" at the sound of a backfiring truck which is confused for gunfire... If they moved all this miraculously it would take 100 men two weeks... Labor Needed To Move Boom-Boom S--- from Al Ka-Ka |
| Posted by: BigEd 2004-10-26 5:42:33 PM |
| #10 Apologies for the previous screwed up comment. One missing quote can do a lot of damage! Here is a list of CBS Affiliates. Here is the FCC webpage with the information on objecting to the renewal of a TV license. The key parts are: Procedure for Filing Informal Objections. In the alternative, a person or entity opposing the grant of a television station's license renewal application may file an informal objection against the license renewal application at any time prior to staff action on the license renewal application. The informal objection (a signed original and two copies) must be mailed or delivered to one of the FCC addresses above; electronic or facsimile transmission (including e-mail) is not acceptable. The address referenced is: Video Division, Media Bureau Federal Communications Commission   445 12th Street SW Washington, D.C. 20554 The page linked for the FCC has a table that shows the File Date and Expiration Date for each state. I encourage you to send out polite objections each quarter for the next four years. Licensees in the folowing states are to submit for renewal in 2005: Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Florida, Puerto  Rico, Virgin Islands, Alabama, Georgia. |
| Posted by: Mrs. Davis 2004-10-26 3:15:51 PM |
| #9 Here is a list of CBS Affiliates. Here is the FCC webpage with the information on objecting to the renewal of a TV license. The key parts are: Procedure for Filing Informal Objections. In the alternative, a person or entity opposing the grant of a television station's license renewal application may file an informal objection against the license renewal application at any time prior to staff action on the license renewal application. The informal objection (a signed original and two copies) must be mailed or delivered to one of the FCC addresses above; electronic or facsimile transmission (including e-mail) is not acceptable. The address referenced is: Video Division, Media Bureau Federal Communications Commission   445 12th Street SW Washington, D.C. 20554 The page linked for the FCC has a table that shows the File Date and Expiration Date for each state. I encourage you to send out polite objections each quarter for the next four years. Licensees in the folowing states are to submit for renewal in 2005: Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Florida, Puerto  Rico, Virgin Islands, Alabama, Georgia. [Comment fixed. -Fred] |
| Posted by: Mrs. Davis 2004-10-26 3:09:07 PM |
| #8 How do we file a complaint with the FCC? When the local affiliate's license comes up for renewal, protest to the FCC. Point out that the station's blatant disregard for the truth put our soldiers and ourselves at risk, and for that reason the station deserves to have its license revoked. |
| Posted by: Robert Crawford 2004-10-26 1:49:03 PM |
| #7 Bush is still president for at least two and a half months after the election, Mrs. D. ;) The RNC needs to file a CBS complaint at the FCC and Bush needs to personally and publicly rebuke the NYT, mocking them as a "so-called newspaper". |
| Posted by: Tom 2004-10-26 1:48:20 PM |
| #6 This story just shows that John Kerry really does have a Kerry: "A president's job is to win the peace. The president did not do what was necessary. Didn't bring in enough nation. Didn't deliver the help. Didn't close off the borders. Didn't even guard the ammo dumps. And now our kids are being killed with ammos right out of that dump." |
| Posted by: Steve 2004-10-26 1:39:40 PM |
| #5 They better make sure Kerry wins, because this is getting to the point where Bush might actually do something after the election. |
| Posted by: Mrs. Davis 2004-10-26 12:41:06 PM |
| #4 Good job, CBS. See? And I know I'm preaching to the choir, but this is what happens when there are no consequences for people's dishonest actions, ref: Dan Rather. They just keep doing it until someone final stops them. Hopefully this will be the last time people accept it. |
| Posted by: nada 2004-10-26 12:31:36 PM |
| #3 How do we file a complaint with the FCC? General information, inquiries & complaints: fccinfo@fcc.gov |
| Posted by: RN 2004-10-26 12:16:23 PM |
| #2 How pathetic these schills are. They have lost all semblance of honesty whatsoever. |
| Posted by: Bill Nelson 2004-10-26 12:11:14 PM |
| #1 This is bullshit. I think the CBS network should have its broadcast license revoked for this. How do we file a complaint with the FCC? |
| Posted by: CrazyFool 2004-10-26 12:08:36 PM |