Triple Lutz Report--Rush is Almost Right--Episode 167

The Financial Survival Network ^ | 03/05/2012 | Kerry Lutz

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We start with a brief critique on the tempest in a teapot that was set off by Rush Limbaugh's derisive comments about a 30 year old student who testified before the US Senate, demanding that college insurance plans be forced to pay for contraceptives. While it was clear that her testimony was a set-up, to distract the American People from focusing on the collapsing economy, the creeping totalitarianism, and the total unfettered government corruption, it's even more clear that Rush took the bait.

Becoming a veritable dump site for statist and collectivist attacks, Rush lost advertisers and was forced to apologize. Stooping to the level of statists and collectivists is never a wise move. They have monopolized the ability to use meaningless debates and provocations as a means of blinding the populace to their real plans. The main stream captive media merely facilitates this strategy. One must look beyond the immediate issue to understand that their real goal is maintaining the status quo and keeping those currently in power to that end. The real debate, "What is the purpose of government and what should it be doing?" will be addressed sooner or later. Until this matter is addressed, no serious progress will be made solving the country's and the world's problems.

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a 30 year old student who testified before the US Senate,

Sigh, she testified before no one except the press, and it was designed to look like she was testifying before Darrell Issa's committee in the House. These guys get paid to inform us.

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This argument could have been avoided if liberals would exercise a little self-control and just keep their knees together.

Of course, this is what Obama et al, mean by discourse: cooking up an imaginary situation and then setting it to be covered by an "outraged, impartial" media. We are frogs boiling in the pot. Unless we do something soon, it will soon be too late.

War is peace. The truth is a lie. Good is evil.