Posted on 03/19/2006 2:07:39 PM PST by Greg o the Navy
WASHINGTON — To Jay Kernis, senior vice president of programming at National Public Radio and a founding producer of "Morning Edition," the darkest moments in the network's 36-year history probably came in 1983, when it was just days away from running out of money and had to be sustained with emergency transfusions from its member stations and from federal grants.
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We need to do more than cut off funding. These SOBs need to be silenced and herded into jail for being in bed with our enemies.
Gee, that must be terrible, when a show producer gets paid by the people who want to broadcast his show.
Oh, the horror!
(Sarcasm light is lit)
RIP NPR
Am I the only one to notice the supreme irony in the pansy pacifist radio behing supported by funds taken from working stiffs like my by threats of violence and the barrel of a gun ?
(Otherwise known as tax funded grants ).
All the more reason to use the extraoridinary powers of government to forcibly shut down NPR and its network of subversion.
NPR needs to be weaned them from the public teat.
Clearly not enough.
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