Tensions still simmer between the two networks, however, and staff members have been unwilling or unable to stop the strife altogether.This week, for instance, the Fox host Glenn Beck called Mr. Obama a racist, prompting rebukes on a number of MSNBC shows. But for now, the daily back and forth has quieted.
my god i want to effing barf all over the face of whomever wrote this piece of slimy tripe.
"oooh the networks are "at each other's throats" ... " .. give me a freaking break... BLAAAAARGG ..
i can't stand the world any more.
yes i understand the masonic baseline deception plan..
yeah it's the theatrics necessary to guide the idiot joe and jane toward whats better for them in the long run (yes conspiracy people it is.. once you get to the bottom)..
but i'm NOT part of creating it.. im a spectator ..seeing it for what it is..and this is my souls gut reaction.. it still makes me want to puke.
literally..
but i hold it back ..
and just .. wait..
for physiological change...
you've set up the circumstances so well... so ripe for reaping...
someday i'll turn tables...
some... day...
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[edit on 2-8-2009 by prevenge]


