Media Bias

Today I entered into a discussion group on the Australian ABC forum.
The discussion was about Howard vs Rudd.
I complained about the fight of personalities, and said that it was merely a fight about which dictator you wanted to elect!
I suggested that the entire political party system was the real issue and that both major parties - even though their methods may differ slightly - were heading in the same collectivist direction. The whole political vote mechanism is designed to detract our attention from the real issues - to make us believe that we are involved in a democracy.

I said that it was the central banks that determined interest rates and that the government were powerless to influence their masters. I made notification that 11% of our wages (about one third of our taxes) go to pay the interest bills on international debts which were loaned to Australia - money made out of thin air! I suggested that the Australian government should re-claim its responsibility of issuing currency (rather than borrowing it from a bottomless pit of "financial fraud") and look after Australia first, before we look at surplus stock and foreign aid.
My comments were not published!
Ironically, any amount of slandering between these two party politicians gets published, but when the real issue is addressed - well, that is taboo!

Subjects up for discussion in coming posts:

The following areas I believe, are areas in which reality (the truth) has been largely obscured:
(many of these areas are inter-related of course)

Economics
Cultural Heritage
Employment & Technology
Finance
The nature and control of money

Education
Beyond equal opportunity to equal outcomes

History
(written by the victors?, "the first casualty of war is the truth")

Media
Adult education - the forming of public opinion (Democracy?)

Medical Industry
Fluoride - involuntary mass medication of a toxic indusry waste product.
Focus of Research - on symptoms not causes: Cancer, Diabetes, etc.
Psychiatry
Immunization

Politics
Democracy
Globalization
War, Environmental Crisis & Poverty
National Sovereignty