
I have a suit, a couple actually. I use it for lying. If you see me wearing a suit, it means that somebody died or I’m somehow trying to manipulate you.
People who wear suits for a living know what I mean. After awhile, you put on the suit the same way a McDonald’s employee puts on the stupid baseball cap with the logo: they’re both nothing more than a uniform.
Similarly, working as a reporter for The Star in this one newspaper town is basically the equivalent of lying for a living. While The Star is the only major newspaper in town, its importance and
circulation diminishes almost daily. Local TV reporters cover all of the daily news with great immediacy. Radio talk shows provide a better forum for analysis of the news. And now blogs have emerged to provide
INDIVIDUALS a more significant platform with which to spout off. Like any good corporation, The Star and the tall Israelis who own it are trying to co-opt the blog platform. Amusingly, the content they provide is nothing more than the leftovers of the pages that are strewn across the city to line bird cages all over town.
Here is a roundup and a quick review of the latest blog offerings from The KC Star aka “What the gay, Jewish, liberal, elitist, politically correct, corporate media wants you to think is the truth.”
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Crime Scene KC: Keeping up with KC’s Black community and providing intense scrutiny of the adventures of
McGruff the crime dog.
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TV Barn: Gay but still not as sassy as
The Superficial.
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Unfettered Letters: Sure they’ll print a few more letters but I really doubt they’ll post all of the really spicy ones. You know, Lewis Diuguid’s hate-mail filled with racial epithets or the nude photos I keep sending Mary Sanchez.
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Faith matters: Written by Bill Tammeus who is nearly as old as God and obviously rapidly losing his mind. Only crazy people or those in the early stages of Alzheimer’s post that many nature pics. Do not go gently into that good night, Bill. Try using the word “cocksucker” in a post and it may rekindle your passion for journalism.
Anyway, these new offerings from The Star should encourage all of you bloggers that you’re on the cutting edge as the tall Israelis try to steal your cheese. For the moment, the suits at The Star are hard at work, quickly trying to convince the public that media corporations still own the news.