
A Nation of Stupid Children,
Who Refuse to Give Up the Lies
by Arthur Silber
March 3, 2007
www.lewrockwell.com...
By the age of eight or nine, most children realize that Santa Claus isn't a real person, just as they know the Easter Bunny and similar pleasantries
are only make-believe, tales of imagination offered to add a bit of fun to the holidays.
The great majority of children give up these fantasies without experiencing emotional upheaval that remotely approaches serious trauma. Those very
rare children fortunate enough to be raised by adults who accord them the seriousness and respect they deserve know such stories to be ones of
invention from the beginning.
Unfortunately, the great majority of Americans – led by a relentlessly trivial and mendacious political class and a comparably anti-intellectual
media – never approach again the psychological achievement of children who undergo this transition.
Like I say
It's funny how the current media mindset is against any form of intellectualism. If your an intellectual you are an outcast in the popular culture. I
have a feeling there is going to be a coming "hell" to pay for this grievous mindset.
The article is essentially cenetered around the media and how it twists things to suit its purposes.

A tempest has been brewing today over something Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said while on CBS-TV's Late Show With David Letterman.
"Americans are very frustrated, and they have every right to be," about the situation in Iraq, McCain said. "We've wasted a lot of our most
precious treasure, which is American lives."
The word "wasted" drew a sharp rebuke from the Democratic National Committee:
"Senator McCain should apologize immediately for his comments," Democratic National Committee Communications Director Karen Finney said in an
e-mail to reporters. "McCain should also explain this poll-driven change in his tune. How is it that John McCain now believes American lives are
being 'wasted,' yet he so stubbornly supports the President's plan to escalate the war in Iraq and put more American lives in harm's way? Clearly
in looking at his sinking poll numbers, he really will do or say just about anything to win."
Why the sudden uproar?
Why the uproar? Isn't this much the same as the mainstream media and Democrats have been proclaiming for at least the last three years? Certainly.
Yet,... they play to a confused and ignorant audience. Watch them demonize McCain now.
The guy who wrote the article seems to be on the side of the liberalized media, but he does bring a good point up in regard to the comment McCain made
and the media's attention to it. It's funny, Mr. Obama made a similar comment and I don't remember it receiving much attention at all.
Barak said:

"we now have spent $400 billion and have seen over 3,000 lives of the bravest young Americans wasted." He quickly apologized, saying that "even
as I said it, I realized I had misspoken."
Looky,Looky.
Even with the apology, Mr. Obama obviously feels the way he does or else he wouldn't have said it was so.