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freshwest

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1. Thanks for posting this. I was watching Phil and he had good ratings, but didn't cheer the war.

Reply to Adenoid_Hynkel (Original post)

Tue Mar 19, 2013, 08:47 PM

Mar 2013

He was gone faster than KO or any of them. The intimidation from the owners of all on air pundits was/is frightening, especially on matters of life and death. Since 2012, they've gone to outright, easy to disprove lies, yet they keep on. They won't let anyone oppose these oligarches. It's insane.

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2003 - Phil Donahue fired for opposing the invasion of Iraq [View all] Adenoid_Hynkel Mar 2013 OP

Thanks for posting this. I was watching Phil and he had good ratings, but didn't cheer the war. freshwest Mar 2013 #1

Another genuine hero of the Iraq War. Far too few in the corporate media. leveymg Mar 2013 #2

All the networks were beating the war drums back then magic59 Mar 2013 #3

I wish he was on t.v again... choie Mar 2013 #4

Of MSNBC had any guts, they'd have him on Lawrence & Rachels's shows tomorrow Adenoid_Hynkel Mar 2013 #5

+1 n/t onestepforward Mar 2013 #6

I sometimes wonder if any news outlets mykpart Mar 2013 #7

k & r snagglepuss Mar 2013 #8

I romantico Mar 2013 #9