Reply #19: How about imagining if Bev [View All]

were a media pro and Olberman was the BBV guy. isn't this about our habit of trusting the heads in the box, our media heroes?

After NOT watching any of them trying to champion the people's quest fro the truth I find the whole subset of the national discussion on TV totally incompetent, full of themselves, appallingly off the mark and out of touch. Then I look at the even more appalling results of every American citizen regardless of their OWN knowledge and commitment being FORMED not informed by this lackluster, right spun nonsense.

That's right. The less you view it, just as in sports, the more the romance wears off and when next you look(like the first taste of the abandoned cigarette) the more you are turned off. However, once lured back into the habit, the mind bends around them instead of what you see around you.

Bev is real. Olberman is a program in search of scripted insertions and acceptable mood swayers. Whatever their personal integrity is a truncated profession, that is how the media defines its actors.

Might I add of the countless efforts made to belittle Bev's profit seeking motives or influence peddling, she had gone way overboard sacrificing the former and moving on WITHOUT the latter all for the sake of our stuporous nation(and that includes leaders, luminaries, organizations etc. now defined, as Bush is, as dismal failures as Americans). I really doubt the judgment of the doubters at this point and that is all before you get to the SIMPLE and easy to read threat of BBV itself.