Wednesday, June 4, 2008

i'm in love...

...with george galloway. haha.. and yet, he scares the shit out of me. i wouldn't want to get into an argument with him. i would die.



i don't know much about the whole israeli issue. but i agree with galloway on the points against media. we are not governed by people in politics, no. it's the media that controls us. and i just love how galloway shoots them all down.=) seriously, some news people just have the stupidest questions. and the thing is, people listen. people watch. and people believe what they see on tv or read in the papers. because they're supposed to be delivering the truth. but when you have condescending anchors who ask questions like "are you proud of having got rid of one of the very few black women in parliament?" you can't help but feel peeved at the absurdity of it all. to a certain extent though, it's amusing how these condescending monkeys continue to make fools of themselves. but it gets old.

that being said, listening to galloway begs the question, "who can we trust really?"

4 comments:

faceless said...

more strength to you - never believe everything you read!

Chiara said...

agreed. there's no such thing as unbiased news anymore. although, i do think bbc has so far held itself higher than most in that area, thought i won't put it past them to sensationalize a story or two.

Anonymous said...

George claims he was demonstrating against Saddam in Downing Street.
He is a liar.
He's claimed to be a founding member of CARDRI which was exposed as a lie.
He's also lying about Ahmedinajads statement.
And finally of course he's lying under oath.He knew all along where the Oil cash from.And so did his wife.

pat said...

wow, didn't think this would generate this kind of response. first off, yeah babe, i think bbc is a lil bit more reliable than the rest though we don't really know how much of their stories are completely straight.

and uhh... i'm not so familiar with george galloway's background. i don't care much for politics. i just care that he was there to put media in its place.