[Milhous]

This is the golden age of communication.

[Milhous]

ping

[Neoliberalnot]

Decentralization is a very good thing when the monopoly attempts to control every thought, idea, and story released to the public in an effort to follow a clandestine agenda for political purposes.

[neodad]

Is Kurt Loder a FReeper? I would never have expected him to say all this. Way to go!

[Obadiah]

All these people seem to have an opinion. I find it boring myself, but if you’re 15 years old, you might find it rousing. I have no need for it.

From Kurt Loder, huh? Imagine that.

[garyhope]

I like this. This is good.

[Grampa Dave]

Loder: "You can’t turn back the ocean. I don’t think there can be a clampdown. You can’t go back to three channels and two or three national newspapers. It’ll never happen again. There’s too much good journalism online. I love newspapers and magazines, but I think they’re on the way out. And that may not be a bad thing."

This election is the last hurrah by PRAVDABCNNBCBS and the major left wing fishwraps will continue to fade away.

We must defeat whomever, the Rats nominate for President, that would be the finale for the left wing MSM.

[beckett]

I have no ax to grind with Kurt Loder, and agree with him on much of what he says above.

I just want to make the observation that on a TV interview I saw with him recently, he had the hang dog look and sickly pallor of the chronic alcoholic. Despite his evident intelligence, he had more than a little trouble expressing himself with any amount of conviction or clarity. He was a man at sea. He reminded me of the alcoholic poet John Berryman, who I met just before his death in 1972.

I’m not saying any of this to smear Loder, although I guess these remarks don’t seem very kind. But I recognized in him a boozer in the depths of his addiction, who just may have too much smarts to get help before it kills him.