Brian Williams: "The world has no money, and the Emperor has no clothes."

[wildbilln864]

What will the market do Monday?
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"The "mainstream media" is known for not telling the truth.

But once in a while, they slip..... or they get scared enough and believe that perhaps - just perhaps - it will be their neck in the notch.

"The world has no money, and the Emperor has no clothes."

You decide."
linky :hide:

[NRaleighLiberal]

1. And the media has neither conscience, nor regard for the public...or the truth.

Just their corporate masters.

[madmax]

6. Bingo! We have a winner here. nt

[ZombieHorde]

2. Interesting video. nt

[Skink]

3. Tom Brokaw sold us out.

when he started reading the nbc garbage that SS was in trouble. folks trusted this guy and he sold out.


:rant:

[Turbineguy]

4. The world has plenty of money

on the whole. It's in the hands of a few.

[Arctic Dave]

5. You read my mind.

It sets up a nice narrative for the uber rich to start cutting our throats even more because of "a lack of money".

[lurky]

7. Seriously. I like implication that we are powerless, like money

is some kind of scarce natural resource that comes out of the ground. "Sorry, nothing we can do. No more money in the world." This absolves our leaders of responsibility for the economic disasters they create. Very convenient for them.

[tblue37]

11. I am reminded of an analogue I read somewhere:

It's like saying you can't make a pie because you have run out of ounces.

[TalkingDog]

14. That...IS AWESOME.

I'm totally stealing that (for some future use as yet to be named)

[DemReadingDU]

8. direct link

5/6/10 David Letterman - Brian Williams on Wall Street's Free Fall
What the heck happened today in the stock market? Brian tries to explain the madness.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRNrl-858qA

[spanone]

9. wasn't brian the anchor during the bu$h* years? he's full of shit.

[Doctor_J]

10. Now that a Dem is in the WH, you will see all of Smirk's disasters

reported on (and blamed on Obama)

[NNN0LHI]

12. Rush Limbaugh loving Brian Williams can bit me

[Yavin4]

13. Well, We Can Start by Slashing the $600 Billion Annual Defense Budget

Where is it written that we have to spend $600 billion annually on defense for perpetuity? We could cut that number back to $200 billion annually, and we'd be just fine.