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To: Eva who wrote (16747)	7/31/2002 6:15:54 PM
From: isopatch	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 36161

Eva. We have a closed media. I've made numbers posts touching on various manifestations of it here or on other threads for several years. Sure a few sacrificial lambs will get sent to tennis farms like Allenwood, Pa where many of the Watergate people did their <time>. But a real prison even for the few who are tapped to take a few years off? HA! Never. Moreover, anything truly threatening to the elite D.C./W.S. axis of power itself - such as the story excerpted in my previous post - will rarely if ever see the light of day. Look at the recent news stories. All big emotional tear jerkers. These kinds of stories would never get such overwhelming editorial focus but for the need to divert attention away from the REAL issues of truly bi-partisan corruption and crime that runs all the way through our ruling class. We saw it in spades during the Clinton years. And the same is happening now. This new law just passed on corporate crime is just another in a long line of laws and regulations that will have little or no enforcement. Nothing will change. There are a lot worse places in the world to live. So we can live fullfilling lives even after the developing economic decline and massive debt liquidation has run it's course. Will leave you with just one other thought. Perhaps the greatest tribute to the success of our managed media is that so many Americans are still far too idealistic about the motives and true agenda of their nations financial and political leadership. Isopatch