Colbert Report is a Bilderberg "Plug" Show, page 1

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Topic started on 23-6-2009 @ 02:00 AM by Odessy

It's so easy to see now.
I may have bought into it in my earlier days.

Go on Hulu and watch the past few Colbert Reports while he's in Iraq.
I've only watched 2 so far and thats already enough to see it.
I'll be commenting on these two:
Colbert Report 2
Colbert Report 1

Bilderberg (a Name you should look up if your not familiar with) is said to be behind everything. This group has an incredible member list with leaders from all around the world.
It's obvious they targeted Pop culture a long time ago, and now it seems, The Colbert Report has joined the ranks.

In the first video McCain and Obama appeared on video live feeds to join the show.
This is the President of the United States... on a Comedy Show, while we're at war and in an economic crisis. I don't care if you think its harmless, I would like to think they have better things to do.
This is the same as the elections when they all appeared on Saturday Night Live. It was silly then but obviously we knew it was simply a strategy to get votes. Now whats the reason?
But I digress...
There was some Army General as Colbert's guest and they talked about how much good the Us is doing in iraq, yadayadayada, still a lot more to get done, yadayada.
Now at first I thought, ok, he's just saying this stuff because he's been told to. It's obvious that he doesn't want to get fired for saying something stupid on TV. But then Obama came on and from that point on it was obvious the entire thing was just a plug campaign.

2nd Video.
They have the new president dude of Iraq as a guest on the show... This guy has put aside a big chunk of his time time... to the Colbert Report... while his country is in the midst of a war/revolution... Obviously he was told to do it.
Here's where it gets even more obvious... He keeps saying the same thing; "The US have saved us," "travelers from afar," etc etc... Come on!

What are these political public figures doing on the Colbert Report???
The president of the US and Iraq?
The world is falling apart and this is how the chose to spend their time, shaving Colbert's hair off in some publicity stunt.
Well, I'm glad their having a good time, at least its obvious to see if you know what to look out for...

I feel sorry for all the kids growing up with all this junk info being plugged at them over and over. I bet they eat up every word.

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reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 02:06 AM by Vitchilo

Even Musharraf went there. That war criminal. And Kissinger. And John Bolton... And Richard Hass... All those people who should be in jail. But no, presented as good folks on the DailyShow/Colbert Report.

reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 02:50 AM by Scooby Doo

Isn't the Colbert report a comedy show? How do you connect the two?

reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 03:06 AM by RuneSpider

Check war history, and the USO.

Roosevelt's fireside chats comes to mind.
It's a morale booster, something that's common in wars. To promote the troops (especially in wars like this one) to keep fighting.
America is becoming more and more media driven, the president taking, what, about 20 minutes out of his day on a hugely popular program, isn't all that surprising.
Especially not the message that was delivered by each of the people they had for the clips, to the troops.
It's also intended as a morale booster here at home, to show people that despite all that the main stream is presenting, which is mostly death and hate, is only part of the story.

reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 03:16 AM by Odessy

Originally posted by Scooby Doo
Isn't the Colbert report a comedy show? How do you connect the two?

Yeah it is, and these leaders have no business being there.
Just the fact that they are setting aside this time and repeating the same message over again is so that people who watch this believe wit, when, in fact, the truth is probably the opposite.

The winners write history, doesn't mean its true.
Now they are writing as though the Iraq situation was a good thing, when we all know it isnt.

reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 03:18 AM by Odessy

reply to post by RuneSpider

it took a lot more than 20 minutes for the Iraqi politician in the 2nd video.
He's what sealed the deal, just listen to what he says. All he does is sing praises about the US... the majority of Iraqi's are against us being there.
Listen to the people, not these politicians.

reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 03:30 AM by Harman

Exactly. Colbert had the ideal chance to get those guys, who normally would not give him the time of day outside of election time to do an act. Because no other show was prepared to go to Iraq and Colbert was. So he may or may not be involved in Bilderberg but this week in Iraq did not prove anything.

reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 03:30 AM by noonebutme

Colbert doesn't seem the sort to align himself with silly NWO or Bildersbum groups.

It's a comedy show. And like John Stewart, he doesn't assume to change anyone's political ideology -- simply to point out the comedic (sp?) nature of teh entire political system.

And having Obama on there was actually very good, I think. It wasn't about neglecting his duties -- it took a few minutes out of his time to show he can have a laugh and make a joke along with the rest and giving support to the troops that are fighting the war.

I think you're really reaching with this assumption of a plug for the supposed NWO. Just my opinion, of course.

reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 03:45 AM by RuneSpider

reply to post by Odessy

Yeah... obviously he'll go onstage, in front of hundreds of US troops, that helped put him in his place of power, and condemn America.
How often does out president make public appearances? Speeches, signings, meetings, ect. Part of being a public figure is, well, being public.

Troops have reported a fairly mixed welcome by the Iraqis, and the only stories you hear from the media these days is how badly we are doing.
That is not exactly true, but it is what is painting the average persons views of the middle east.

Keep in mind, part of the reason why Vietnam was such a colossal failure was due to the media's reporting of it. It demoralized the folks at home, and demoralized the troops.

The media capitalizes on terror, shock, and awe, the rest of the stuff doesn't make good news.

reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 12:27 PM by rich23

Oh come on people!... Colbert's a fully-paid up member of the AISB, the Ancient Illuminated Seers of Bavaria... the (dunnt dunnn dunnn) ILLUMINATI!

Prooooof!

On a serious note, this thread is disappointing for two reasons: a) as I live in the UK I can't access the Colbert videos; and b) it's sad that he seems to have rolled over to be used as a propaganda mouthpiece.

Edit to add:

I was going to say, "let's not forget that this is the guy who gave that White House Press Dinner speech"... but then I thought, ok, so he must be just a loyalost dem, then, I suppose, doing for Obama what he'd never have done for Bush. Pity.

Feet of clay, yadda yadda.

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reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 12:35 PM by argentus

You gotta be kidding me. Stewart/Colbert are entertainment. Neither pretend to be news, and they both entertain by lampooning politics in general and politicians in particular.

Colbert has tapped into a truly unique schtick, in that he pretends to be a hardline Republican and "identifies" with those stereotypes. Wasn't it just last month where the story came out making fun of Republicans, claiming that they actually believe his views?

I saw the Iraq series that Colbert did. I think he did a good thing, for the troops, for the people who want to paint ever action over there with a dastardly brush. Most of all, he made people laugh, and I think we can all use more of that.

Bilderberg shill? c'mon. Please tell me you don't really believe that.

reply posted on 23-6-2009 @ 12:36 PM by argentus

reply to post by rich23

........ and most excellent prooof that was