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|    Bill Horne to All    |
|    Re: FCC Does The Bare Minimum: Asks Wire    |
|    08 Sep 22 15:55:20    |
      From: malassimiQRMlation@gmail.com              >From the "Slopping the Hogs" department, which is the way that former       Congressman Barney Frank used to refer to his biennial efforts at       sincerity ...              Our electred representatives have ordered the FCC to do its best to       create an intimation of the vague posibility of further exploration of       the chances for them to start doing their duty.              It's time for another election, which is when our public servants go       around promising the hogs^h^h^h^h voters that they're doing important       things - like protecting their phony-baloney jobs.              The Democratic party - a word I've always thought should be applied as       described in Google's first listed meaning of "a social gathering of       invited guests, typically involving eating, drinking, and       entertainment." - is decrying "MAGA Republicans" at the same time it       tries to win a race-to-the-bottom of the list of the electorate's       worst fears.              Are you afraid of your boss knowing you attended a protest during your       college days? The FCC is on the job, busily toiling to create the       impression that it cares how much your boss or your cow-orkers or the       company Chairmen know about what you did before you accepted their       employment offer.              Are you afraid of potential employers knowing that you visited Planned       Parenthood before you came in for the interview about the new       work-at-home opportunity? The FCC is on the job, with their noses to       the government grindstone, toiling to create the impression that       "someone" in our nation's capital actually cares about you or your       future - or anything other than preserving their phony-baloney jobs.              Are you afraid of your company's benefit coordinator finding out that       you visited an Oncologist? Well, the FCC is on the job, sparing no       expense to create the impression that you deserve to take advantage of       the health insurance you've been paying for during all those years       you've been lifting the corporate barge and toteing the corporate       bale.              Better believe it, suckers: the Dem-o-crats have you and your future       in mind - until one millisecond after you leave the voting booth in       November.              After that, they'll go back to trading favors with their Republican       friends and practicing speeches with their image consultants, and       accepting free drinks and free jet rides and free stays at exclusive       and very discreet beach resorts, from the corporate lobbyists they       pretend to abhor whenever the cameras are running.              Of course, they'll also go back to telling the FCC to get busy moving       the government goods: every single iota of the public airwaves that       can be sold, so that there will be more money for bridges-to-nowhere,       more money for shiny things that the Generals and the Admirals can       brag about at the Officers club, and more money for the jobs they'll       award to their campaign consultants and image consultants and       pollsters during the "off season" when they don't have to slop the       hogs.              Bill Horne              --       (Please remove QRM from my email address to write to me directly)              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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