Saturday, October 31, 2009

Halloween Goodies At The White House

Let's go trick or treating at the White House!



I thought the First Lady would be giving out spinach, squash, and carrots from the White House garden to all the trick or treaters this year, but apparently has decided on sugary pastry instead. Probably a good idea, since they don't want to wake up tomorrow morning to find that the White House has been TP'd.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Criticizing FOX News Bad Move For Obama

Many political experts would suggest that it was a bad move for Obama to criticize FOX News, and I'm in absolute agreement with that. Obama was correct in suggesting that they are affiliated with the Republican party to an extent - but I disagree with the conclusion that it means they are not publishing news. People are aware now that most news agencies are biased - whether it be Liberal, Democrat, or Republican. Why no critical words against the biased Liberal media? We all know why, it's because they aren't questioning his actions.

Criticizing FOX News makes Obama look like a hypocrite, and suggests he does not care about the Republican point of view. Yet, in his position - he is required to represent us all. What may be underneath it all, is Obama's desire to prevent other news agencies from following FOX News. The plan may have been to seclude FOX News, and discredit them as a news agency. What happened in realty, is that many Americans balked at the idea of having their news censored, and FOX News has more readers than ever before.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Balloon Boy - Is It A Hoax?

Balloon boy has captured so much media attention, with all it's twists and turns. As far as entertainment value, it's the perfect escape from news about the economy, violent crimes, and so forth. Played by an extremely creative father (Richard Heene) with a volatile temper, and a love for inventing and chasing storms - his costar, a devoted loving wife (Mayumi Heene), and a mischievious little boy that gets in trouble (balloon boy). Oh but wait, this is reality - not a show, most certainly not a show!

If this is a hoax, one of the worst things that Mr. Heene did, is to make his child lie to the police. To want a reality show so badly, that you would force your kid to lie? That's low. Then of course, there's the expensive use of government resources, to try to save balloon boy. It seems as though the media has already tried Heene, and found him guilty. In my opinion, I'm not so sure this was a hoax. Where is the evidence that proves guilt? Is it the fact that a six year old said it was for a show? Six year olds say a lot of crazy things, would you like your six year old on national television? Is it the fact that they are actors?

In any case, I suppose the courts will decide. What do you think, was it a hoax?
What the government doesn't want you to know...


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