The ProControls quoting the Think Tanks are the ones who get published in the "News" or the weirdo/freak stories that take millions off the path that get pushed to the forefront. The News is full of misinformation unless they are trying to hide a truth within the lies sold to us as truth.
A good example of the weirdo/freak news was the "Ground Zero Mosque" story that was never true in the first place but next thing we have a Koran burner on all the front pages. A minor incident affecting about 50 church goers makes the front pages nation wide because it incited hatred and racism.
As for the ProControls they know how to sell a story. And how to deflate one. They know how to hide a truth amongst the lies when Tom Flanagan said “… everybody knows Parliament was prorogued in order to shutdown the Afghan inquiry…” he knew just what he was doing. It’s an old CIA trick. Admit the truth and take the wind out of the sails. We had them on the ropes at that point and then instantly the story was no longer an issue. Then story then became Shelly “Who is Tom Flanagan” Glover and why Uncle Tom turned on his Man in that he finally got into Power. He didn’t turn on his Man in Power; he threw himself on the grenade for him. Very manly of him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SG7n_8086cA
When the USA was about to invade Iraq I was on my way to Florida to visit my parents. I heard a few short stories on CBC radio about all the protest against the War. I couldn’t wait to get to the USA and hear all about them. My father is a CNN fan plus may parents watch all the local news. My mother falls to sleep with CNN on. Upon my arrival I’m sure that was my first question and I scoured the TV and all of their papers for news on which cities had rallies and the numbers. There weren’t any. Nothing on CNN. Nothing on FOX. Nothing in the local papers. When I was at their friends from NYC I was given his papers, still nothing. I was there for three weeks and did not see or hear about one protest in any of the media. I did see people on the streets with signs and some graphiti.
Now I’m in Canada and there are protests again in the USA and this time there is not one mention on CBC Radio News about Wisconsin.
Here is what I get when I google “Wisconsin protests CBC”: Three stories! And only one from the Globe and Mail that had one paragraph on the protest.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/arts/television/john-doyle/must-watch-tv-the-revolution-starring-libya-bahrain-and-wisconsin/article1915729/
So the news of the day is what going on in Wisconsin and the Unions in Canada and why the newer and bluer CBC does not want us to know about it. And who is editing the CBC?
I'm sure there's a big NOT written on the proposed protest stories.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Saturday, February 19, 2011
The Ethics of Ethics (being unethical is ethical)
People die, it’s a known fact. If you are afraid to profit from that fact then in the words of Tom Flanagan and the ethics of Ezra Levant you just aren’t manly enough. You are probably a lefty who thinks torture is wrong as well. You probably are also against assassinating people that disagree with you. Even Christians, Jews and Muslims condone war so get with the program, there’s money to be made in the name of God!
Lying is profitable. Telling the truth; not so much. If the tobacco industry caved in to the truth decades ago millions of dollars of profit would have been lost. It only cost lives and millions health care tax dollars. In fact, all that money spent on caner treatment made many more people rich so smoking is ethical because it’s good for our economy. Money is valuable; human life, not so much. (Human life is valuable as a labour source and cannon fodder.) Therefore lying is ethical because we all know the economy is more important than the ecology and human life. So we can’t breath, there’s no fresh water to drink, our food is full of poison but at least we had a profitable last quarter! We have been lied to at every level from “ethical oil” and “war is peace” to “milk makes bones”.
For those who haven’t followed Stephen Harper’s every move his oily philosophy is based on the teachings of Leo Strauss. They feel that people are too stupid to figure things out on their own so lying to protect them is good, ethical, it’s even necessary! He lies to us for our own good and for the profit of his rich friends. That’s the new ethic: The Noble Lie. It’s for you own good.
Oil has never been “ethical”. From its very beginning it has been fraught with murder, deceit and war. To call something “ethical” because it is not as bad as something else is not only unethical but it is also immoral. It’s like calling a child molester ethical because he gave his victims candy before he abused them. Changing the name from “tar” to “oil” sands does not make it any cleaner. To let human life and the health of the planet get in the way of profit is now considered unethical.
So expect your government to lie to you. It’s the only ethical thing they can do because admitting the truth at this point would cost our economy millions and we all know that money is worth more than human life. To admit that our banking / financial system is fraud would cost us billions in profit. Keeping the lie alive will only cost us lives. In fact keeping the lie alive will make the rich even richer by profiting from war.
Being unethical is being ethical. To put human life and health ahead of profit is unethical. If you can’t handle that "truth is a lie" it’s because you’re not manly enough. Don’t you know it’s not ethical to be a lefty, feminist or believe in social justice! That’s as unethical as believing in Human Rights.
Unethical is new ethical.
NOT!
Lying is profitable. Telling the truth; not so much. If the tobacco industry caved in to the truth decades ago millions of dollars of profit would have been lost. It only cost lives and millions health care tax dollars. In fact, all that money spent on caner treatment made many more people rich so smoking is ethical because it’s good for our economy. Money is valuable; human life, not so much. (Human life is valuable as a labour source and cannon fodder.) Therefore lying is ethical because we all know the economy is more important than the ecology and human life. So we can’t breath, there’s no fresh water to drink, our food is full of poison but at least we had a profitable last quarter! We have been lied to at every level from “ethical oil” and “war is peace” to “milk makes bones”.
For those who haven’t followed Stephen Harper’s every move his oily philosophy is based on the teachings of Leo Strauss. They feel that people are too stupid to figure things out on their own so lying to protect them is good, ethical, it’s even necessary! He lies to us for our own good and for the profit of his rich friends. That’s the new ethic: The Noble Lie. It’s for you own good.
Oil has never been “ethical”. From its very beginning it has been fraught with murder, deceit and war. To call something “ethical” because it is not as bad as something else is not only unethical but it is also immoral. It’s like calling a child molester ethical because he gave his victims candy before he abused them. Changing the name from “tar” to “oil” sands does not make it any cleaner. To let human life and the health of the planet get in the way of profit is now considered unethical.
So expect your government to lie to you. It’s the only ethical thing they can do because admitting the truth at this point would cost our economy millions and we all know that money is worth more than human life. To admit that our banking / financial system is fraud would cost us billions in profit. Keeping the lie alive will only cost us lives. In fact keeping the lie alive will make the rich even richer by profiting from war.
Being unethical is being ethical. To put human life and health ahead of profit is unethical. If you can’t handle that "truth is a lie" it’s because you’re not manly enough. Don’t you know it’s not ethical to be a lefty, feminist or believe in social justice! That’s as unethical as believing in Human Rights.
Unethical is new ethical.
NOT!
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