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Screw Mediate, hulu, Daily Show, CBS… (US Ex-Pats Are Tired of Being Hosed!)

Screw Mediate, hulu, Daily Show, CBS… (US Ex-Pats Are Tired of Being Hosed!)

March 25, 2013 2:00 am
This is The Monday Line by Denis G. Campbell For at least five of my ten years in the UK, I was able to watch the entire NCAA Tournament live online. The first year it was...

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The Monday Line: The Greatest Story Still Not Fully Told

While fires and tempers rage in Cairo and across Egypt, most government and media executives grow uneasy. The Middle East has not seen this level of mass popular unrest since the Shah of Iran was toppled in the late 1970s. Corrupt western propped-up regimes could fall like dominos but only a few media chieftains decide [...]

Sister Sarah Palin not Qualified to Run Nor Is She Running?

MSNBC’s acerbic Crossfire host Chris Matthews and panelists engaged in a frank exchange Sunday about the political future of the Facebook blogging half-term former Governor of Alaska. Unanimous opinion was Mrs. Palin was gaming the system to line her own pockets, was not qualified to run and indeed was not running, especially after her decidedly [...]

Shuster: “There Is A False Equivalency” Between Olbermann And Fox Rhetoric – Beck Has “Inspired” Acts Of Violence

Former MSNBC anchor David Shuster was suspended indefinitely and finally fired last week for auditioning for another network whilst working for them. He made his 1st post firing media appearance on Sunday’s CNN’s Reliable Sources. It was also, not coincidentally, the 1st after the surprise, abrupt departure of Keith Olbermann from MSNBC and Countdown. Without [...]

Will We Learn To Get Along Or Is All Hope Lost?

The shooting of Congresswoman Gabby Giffords was surprising in that it took so long to happen. Since announcing his run for the presidency in February of 2008, the rhetoric surrounding the (Kenyan, Muslim, antichrist, grandma killing) US President Barack Obama has been heated and racist. A product of the 24-hour cable news cycle in which [...]

The Monday Line: An Uneasy Confluence: Camp Ashraf, Spanish Judges & Moqtada al Sadr

by Denis G. Campbell Welcome to Iraq or… West Iran Adjacent. The confluence of events leading into and over this weekend now means the 3,400 residents of refugee Camp Ashraf are at their greatest level of personal risk since leaving Iran some 25-years ago. On Friday, for the second time in 10-days residents of Camp [...]

Are Folks in the Media Afraid of Implication in Wikileaks Cables?

While many don’t like Assange’s outlaw look and dumping of documents, the animosity towards someone who is the modern day Daniel Ellsberg is perplexing but Assange is his own worst enemy.