Stop Coverage of Child Molester, Pervert, Pedophile Michael Jackson

BoatCop said:

Maybe he should push for stopping coverage on Barney Frank, too.

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Barney Frank & others like him SHOULD be covered.................................















































with 6 feet of dirt :|err
just my .02 cents worth

Rexone said:

Whether he is the above things or not, the media bullshit needs to end. If the media wants to honor someone for weeks try focusing on the brave young men and women that have served all of us and did not come home, or came home with no or one leg or arms, etc. Far more deserving. Just a thought.

The media is just embarrassing these days.

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Just got this Email, hits the nail on the head pretty well IMO!! NSF

North Korea threatens WWIII, shoots missiles over the past 30 days almost as far as Hawaii; we are undergoing the largest offensive is the Swat Valley in Afghanistan, in addition to trying to 'teach' Iraqi "********" how to defend THEIR country; there is a military coups in Honduras supported by a radical anti-american socialist in Venezuela; thousands are murdered in Mexico in the "drug cartel revolution" AND THE ENTIRE AMERICAN TV NETWORKS BROADCAST ADNASEUM THE DEATH of a psychiatrically deranged creep who's only "fame" is a so called "moonwalk" which my 5 year old tabby cat does twice a day in and out of his cat box !

GIVE ME A DAMN BREAK !

Nick


> Subject: Michael Jackson vs an Army death
> Date: Mon, 6 Jul 2009 08:04:15 -0700
>
> Jim B Wanke forwarded:
>
> Washington Post
> July 5, 2009
> Pg. 18
> A Life Of Worth, Overlooked
> My nephew, Brian Bradshaw, was killed by an explosive device in Afghanistan on
> June 25, the same day that Michael Jackson died. Mr. Jackson received days of
> wall-to-wall coverage in the media. Where was the coverage of my nephew or the
> other soldiers who died that week? There were several of them, and our family
> crossed paths with the family of another fallen soldier at Dover Air Force Base,
> where the bodies come "home." Only the media in Brian's hometown and where he
> was stationed before his deployment covered his death.
> I remember Brian as a toddler wandering around in cowboy boots and hat, not
> seeing the need for any other clothing. He grew into a thoroughly decent person
> with a wry sense of humor. He loved wolves and history. Most Christmases, I gave
> him a biography or some analysis of the Civil War. He read such things for
> pleasure.
> He had old-fashioned values and believed that military service was patriotic and
> that actions counted more than talk. He wasn't much for talking, although he
> could communicate volumes with a raised eyebrow.
> He was a search-and-rescue volunteer, an altar boy, a camp counselor. He carried
> the hopes and dreams of his parents willingly on his shoulders. What more than
> that did Michael Jackson do or represent that earned him memorial "shrines,"
> while this soldier's death goes unheralded?
> It makes me want to scream.
> MARTHA GILLIS, Springfield
> ....................
> comment:
> Only In America Do We Eulogize a Drug Addict
> Whose Habits If Followed By Our Youth
> Can Surely Pave A Road to Hell
>