AP Redefines Unemployment as Liberation for Employees
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2015/06/03/ap_redefines_unemployment_as_liberation_for_employees
AP is now on my list of suspect news outlets which means to read carefully & only popst what does NOT contain propaganda!
To think I used to take news stories from their Teletype back in the day --stories that could be BELIEVED!
I used to stay in the news room after the others had gone home and just read the news coming in on the AP wire as we called it them that was too late fpr the paper deadline.I would put my hand on the teletype machine and wish I could be at the exotic locations the news was coming from and thinking it was a miracle how news could travel such a distance--around the world. Then came the internet --the biggest miracle of all, to me anyway...so far.
Unlike the old-time teletype, I CAN interact with the newsmakers and I have questions that I could never ask those on the other end of the teletype. We had a terminal but it was only used on special occasions and I think it was kept locked up or I would have been sending dispatches all over the world and asking questions at all hours.
Good newspeolpe,intelligence officers and cops should NEVER lose the gifts of curiosity--however, it is best sometimes ti keep it to yourself. I did for many years. Still do in some cases and always will in others.
Disappointed as hell in the neew AP. We had teletypes for Reuters, UPI ( United Press International), NY Times and one or two others I can't remember.It was my job to turn them off, reload the paper, sort the news that came out and there were bells that rang if something major was breaking--I think it was four or five rings.Loud enough so you could hear it over the linotypes & know something major was up.
It was hell to refit a late-breaking story on the front page in the letterpress days! It was done on rare occasions. I can't remember-- I think the fall of Saigon was one and there were several others.
AP which was Associated Press used to be a cooperative whereas newspapers all had terminals or could get to one and contributed news all could share and UPI & Reuters were our foreign sources for news...
It was so long ago.I guess I have forgotten a lot since then.
But what I haven't forgoteen and have trouble forgiving is p*ss poor newscoverage and half-assed reporting like we areseeing now.Lie after lies afterlie and propaganda amnd collusion in false flag and drills making them seem real.
AP--A**hole Poseurs
I hate that it's come to this
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2015/06/03/ap_redefines_unemployment_as_liberation_for_employees
AP is now on my list of suspect news outlets which means to read carefully & only popst what does NOT contain propaganda!
To think I used to take news stories from their Teletype back in the day --stories that could be BELIEVED!
I used to stay in the news room after the others had gone home and just read the news coming in on the AP wire as we called it them that was too late fpr the paper deadline.I would put my hand on the teletype machine and wish I could be at the exotic locations the news was coming from and thinking it was a miracle how news could travel such a distance--around the world. Then came the internet --the biggest miracle of all, to me anyway...so far.
Unlike the old-time teletype, I CAN interact with the newsmakers and I have questions that I could never ask those on the other end of the teletype. We had a terminal but it was only used on special occasions and I think it was kept locked up or I would have been sending dispatches all over the world and asking questions at all hours.
Good newspeolpe,intelligence officers and cops should NEVER lose the gifts of curiosity--however, it is best sometimes ti keep it to yourself. I did for many years. Still do in some cases and always will in others.
Disappointed as hell in the neew AP. We had teletypes for Reuters, UPI ( United Press International), NY Times and one or two others I can't remember.It was my job to turn them off, reload the paper, sort the news that came out and there were bells that rang if something major was breaking--I think it was four or five rings.Loud enough so you could hear it over the linotypes & know something major was up.
It was hell to refit a late-breaking story on the front page in the letterpress days! It was done on rare occasions. I can't remember-- I think the fall of Saigon was one and there were several others.
AP which was Associated Press used to be a cooperative whereas newspapers all had terminals or could get to one and contributed news all could share and UPI & Reuters were our foreign sources for news...
It was so long ago.I guess I have forgotten a lot since then.
But what I haven't forgoteen and have trouble forgiving is p*ss poor newscoverage and half-assed reporting like we areseeing now.Lie after lies afterlie and propaganda amnd collusion in false flag and drills making them seem real.
AP--A**hole Poseurs
I hate that it's come to this