And let's not forget the worst sponsor, the government. While their money received isn't the bulk directly, government "rules" on certain things help funnel funds indirectly. Think they don't know this and will give the news accordingly? I used to enjoy NPR. Far less nowadays. They were/are a propaganda machine when they needed to. I now hold them next to fox, CNN, and the rest of the clown shows. They just have some interesting shows in between the news.NPR, the radio and podcasting giant, does not run traditional advertisements, but nearly one-third of its revenue has come from corporate sponsors like Angie’s List, General Motors, State Farm and Trader Joe’s. Many a long trip home from fishing excursions I have enjoyed "Wait Wait, don't tell me", and "Prarie Home Companion". A lot of the earlier shows are gone and missed.
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Flymph, Terry here. Please, not today. I'm not addressing these issues today. I've got to get ready for bird note and all things considered.
Car Talk with Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers.Wait wait don't tell me
That's something that probably sounds good to say out loud, but isn't really the way it works. One could say that the government of the United States is it's people, since we elect our government from the citizens of our country. However, the land is definitely owned by the government - unless you can show me our names listed on the deeds.You mean the public land and waterways that we the citizens own but are held in trust by government?
I understand your point, but conceding that our government (which is and always has operated as a corporation) “owns” our land or our military or anything at all is a slippery slope to totalitarianism.That's something that probably sounds good to say out loud, but isn't really the way it works. One could say that the government of the United States is it's people, since we elect our government from the citizens of our country. However, the land is definitely owned by the government - unless you can show me our names listed on the deeds.
We the people. The government is the people. Saying the government owns the land is saying that we own the land..That's something that probably sounds good to say out loud, but isn't really the way it works. One could say that the government of the United States is it's people, since we elect our government from the citizens of our country. However, the land is definitely owned by the government - unless you can show me our names listed on the deeds.
I eagerly await your revolution...but I'm thinking this must be like all your previous calls for Civil War, right ?We the people. The government is the people. Saying the government owns the land is saying that we own the land..
If the government is no longer we the people then we need a revolution, like right now!!!!!
The federal lands within the US belong to the people of the United States. Unfortunately the unelected bureaucrats think the opposite.That's something that probably sounds good to say out loud, but isn't really the way it works. One could say that the government of the United States is it's people, since we elect our government from the citizens of our country. However, the land is definitely owned by the government - unless you can show me our names listed on the deeds.