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To: energyplay who wrote (65951)9/9/2010 1:27:31 AM
From: abuelita2 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 217662
 
i'm glad your question was rhetorical or i would have
to have asked why canadian coverage of news events
is blocked to american viewers.

it matters naught whether fox news north is
broadcast from quebec or timbuktu. the point is,
those in canada who enjoy fox news have access
to fox news. we don't need to duplicate the
propaganda.

One key point is that much if the anti-Sun campaign is being conducted by Americans from New York. >>>> Doesn't that bother you ? <<<<

really? no. it doesn't.

from what i understand, avaaz.org is a 5.5-million-person
global campaign network working to ensure that the
views and values of the world's people shape global
decision-making. ("Avaaz" means "voice" or "song" in
many languages.) Avaaz members live in every nation
of the world; their team is spread across 13 countries
on 4 continents and operates in 14 languages.
(i've taken that from the email)

again, whether avaaz is based in new york or timbuku, it
matters naught. the medium is the message, and the
fox news north message is not one i'd care to see on canadian
airwaves.

If this Sun network doesn't go through, wait until you get a network run from Calgary ;-)

oy! not a happy prospect :)
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