With Enemies Like This Who Needs Friends?

Jeff has a post up at Pro­tein Wis­dom dis­cussing the government’s takeover of the media.

He seems con­cerned. Why?

If it weren’t for the Inter­net I wouldn’t have the fog­gi­est idea of what is going on.  You feel the same way, ’cause here you are.  For­get about Edwards and his wan­der­ing dick while he went about the coun­try whin­ing about his wife’s can­cer.  What about Rather­gate?  Fraud and forgery put out by the the suc­ces­sor to Wal­ter Cronkite?

Well, of course they’re forg­eries, but they’re essen­tially true.

How about ACORN ?  Help­ing set up a whore­house for ille­gal Cen­tral Amer­i­can teenagers?

Or the con­gres­sional dis­tricts that don’t exist get­ting stim­u­lus money?  Or the ZIP codes that don’t exist get­ting stim­u­lus money? Or all the infra­struc­ture projects that are already going up all over the country?

Obama’s Safe Schools Czar pro­mot­ing goofy unsafe sex prac­tices and run­ning an out­fit that pro­duces a video which asks of teenagers the burn­ing ques­tion, “To swal­low or not?”

I know.  The mag­ni­tude and brazen­ness of the cor­rup­tion makes one a lit­tle punchy.

But we wouldn’t know one thing about any of this with­out the Inter­net.  The media is just the adver­tis­ing agency for the DNC, NOW, NAMBLA.

So what if the entire “legacy” media gets stipends from the feds and becomes The Depart­ment of Home­land Infor­ma­tion?  Since they lie and spin every­thing what­ever they put out is worth­less now.  So they dis­ap­pear?  What’s the dif­fer­ence between worth­less and nothing?

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