He then proposed that an analogy existed behind the so-called Birther position of certain right wing stalwarts and those on the left who proclaim that George W. Bush obtained stolen election victories in 2000 and 2004. According to Blankley both positions represent extremist positions advocated by zealots.
In Blankley's view the least that the left could do was agree to a level playing field. If Birthing was a phony issue then surely the same could be said about those two Bush presidential victories being tainted by fraud.
As a good duopolist playing the media expert game on national television, Myers readily conceded the validity of Blankley's "analogy." Bush had won both elections fairly.
This is representative of the kind of pabulum that is presented under the heading of news. A phony analogy was constructed.
There is irrefutable evidence concerning Bush fraud in both elections. Was scrubbing the voters' lists of minority citizens who posed a threat to Bush in Florida, an effort spearheaded by Bush's younger brother Jeb, a figment of someone's imagination or cold and brutal reality?
Has anyone refuted the evidence in the Conyers Report regarding the theft of Ohio in 2004 by Ken Blackwell and fellow marauders?
Meanwhile a mainstream media charade is presented. It is designed to convince people that they are being informed when a false representation of analysis is presented.
The intent of this form of analysis is to make the corporate controlling structure comfortable. The citizenry must not be in a position of discontent that threatens a power structure based on corporate monopoly and a military-industrial complex buttressed by CIA enforcement.
We must trust our corporate masters when they invoke perpetual war for perpetual peace, another staple of George Orwell 1.
Increasing numbers of citizens see through the corporate media charade and demand answers.
See why Gibbs is mad?
Should a vigilant citizenry not make him madder yet?
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