NO QUARTER FOR CORRUPTION (Focussing on The Fed./FRBS)

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We Have a Landslide!!!
By Mark Faulk
Feb. 27, 2006


While so-called “journalist” Hang Greenberg of MarketWatch.com whines about freedom of the press, saying in his column last week, “And to think I was foolish enough to believe I lived in America and there were these things called the First Amendment and freedom of the press,” voters in a CNBC poll today on the Kudlow and Company Show sang a different tune, voting that the SEC did not overstep it’s authority in issuing subpoenas to Greenberg and Dow Jones reporter Carol Remond to force them to turn over documents pertaining to a lawsuit filed by Overstock.com and its CEO Patrick Byrne alleging stock manipulation.


CNBC’s Larry Kudlow seemed stunned by the polls results, ending his show with "Did the SEC overstep their authority by issuing subpoenas to reporters? And the answer is: They did NOT overstep their authority, 80% to 20%. Isn't THAT interesting?”


I hate to tell Mr. Kudlow this, but the jig is up. America is finally realizing that they’ve been had, and that Remond and Geeenberg are no more unbiased reporters than the hacks that the Bush Administration paid to hawk their programs to an unsuspecting public. In this writer’s opinion, they are about as credible as Jeff Gannon, the White House “journalist” (damn, that word is really taking a beating here, isn’t it?) who turned out to be a $200-an-hour “gay escort” who was planted by the White House to lob softballs at the President during press conferences.


Let’s give Greenberg and Remond the benefit of the doubt, and say that they are journalists….I’m sorry, I could barely get that out with a straight face. Whew, give me a second to regroup here.


Okay, I’m fine now. Forget Greenberg and Remond, they’re hacks, and in the end, they will be exposed for what they really are….and what they obviously aren’t, which is unbiased, independent journalists.


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