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By: Alysha Kinion

Alysha Kinion — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 12:58:31 +0000

Very Good website man Thank you

By: OMMAG

OMMAG — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 01:24:20 +0000

I think friend Tomm nailed this one…….

Further, judging by Mr. Harper’s way of operating in the past the announcement of the necessity for review is the ONLY warning they will get.
Recall Harper’s comments to the Petroleum Club re; Income Trusts.
A simple nod to the idea that things needed changing then next thing …Kaboom! New ballgame for the trusts.

In Harper’s lexicon when “Something Needs” to be done It Will be done!

By: RF

RF — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 21:58:07 +0000

Tomm
I agree with what you say, however, the government has already informed the CBC that their mandate needs review. This is a thinly disguised warning to watch where you step. Nothing can happen in a minority but a warning is indication of intent. The question now is, how lucky does Mr. Rabinovitch feel about the outcome of the next election.

By: arctic_front

arctic_front — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 07:58:52 +0000

time to change the curtains at the CBC……

NA NA NA NA, gooooooodbye

By: Tomm

Tomm — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 03:51:37 +0000

Fuschi,

The CBC contains some wonderful journalists and programming. Sadly however, they sprinkle politics into every nook and cranny. Every story and every program. They are obviously using my tax dollars to do it. I also think that the brain trust of the CBC is also well aware that they are spending my money in ways I may not agree with.

This bothers me. It has also bothered other people, such as the Reform/Alliance/CPC. These “right wing” parties have been treated like low IQ party crashers by the CBC. Again, on my dime. Where is the professionalism in all this?

PMSH should cut CBC adrift. The good journalists, and the good programs will survive, either as part of a private CBC or will be bought up by other networks. The pretentious and snobbish managers and executives of CBC will need to look for other work.

Sadly, PMSH won’t. He is in a minority situation and is dependent on the media for coverage. I think he is rightly afraid of the media cabal that is successfully working to massage the message and ensure the Canadian public sees thing though “their” filter.

Oh well.

cheers,
Tomm