RE: [microsound] war

["Falcata-Galia and Tariff Records" <fgrecs@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Tim;

>Rudy (we must get together for a cup of tea)

I'm down for that.

>I did see the story, it was not about that, it was about the stupid
>reporter making a better photo IMO - but I am glad he was fired. Both
>photos were on Drudge which I read daily and
>the media is far from liberal unless
>you are a right to lifer or pro gun (which I am, in the 2nd amendment
>sense)

I can't agree with that at all.  If you are of the dominant religion
(being Orthodox, I am and I'm not - everyone asks why I don't have a
yarmulke when I say I'm Eastern Orthodox!), gay/lesbian issues, a host
of others.  The media pimp for the right, but have stories written by
the left.

And myself, I'm pro-gun.  An unarmed populace is a dead populace.  Those
who doubt me, such as my European colleagues and American liberals,
forget what it's like to deal with invasions.  Not exactly pleasant
stuff.

>Define your terms

See above, my friend.

>But first read the book by Goldberg, the one by Coulter (yech) and the
one
>by Alterman

Coulter.  I know liberals hate her, but she's a cute bird (yeah yeah,
sexist, etc. me...).

>Rudy, also try reading a little Goebbels and a little Bernays! Who
conducts
>the polls? Who owns those companies? I know these people, my girlfriend
has
>hired them - you can get anything you want from a poll. One more thing:
in
>a true sense the labor party might be considered left. The liberals in
this
>country?

That's the bosses who are always down for the status quo.  Has been that
way since time immemorial.  But the foot soldiers cling to the left like
Linus to the blanket.

>Well there was a saying in the 60s. The Republicans didn't want n*ggers
in
>the neighborhood, and the liberals didn't want negroes in the
neighborhood.
>The left was destroyed by union busting goon squads and McCarthyism.
W's
>hereos no doubt.

And it was the republicans who seemed to do more for the blacks than our
Dixie-crats ever did.

>You should have been around in the 80s and watched the turn from
>"liberal"...

I was.  Didn't care for it then, either.

Best to you,

Rudy

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