Showing posts with label Fox News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fox News. Show all posts

Thursday, April 3, 2014

Fox News States FBI Searching for a Potential "Foot Hood Style" Attack - Day Before Ft. Hood Shooting

Fox News ran with a report stating that the F.B.I and military were searching for a man named "Booker" and specifically said he was planning a "Ft. Hood" style attack. This was published on April 1st in a Fox News "Special Alert". Which can be seen below:



Amazingly the next day there was a shooting that was not "Foot Hood Styled" but rather took place in the exact same location - Foot Hood, Texas.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/03/us/fort-hood-shooting/

This is very interesting because after the alert, and then the shooting, Fox News has updated their report to say that the person they are looking for "is not a threat" even though he was mentioned in a report entitled "Planned Ft. Hood-inspired Jihad against US Soldiers by Army Recruit".

When looking out for created reality an almost dead give away is when possible created reality events link to each other, in attempts to embed them deeper into "reality". Were there any signs of this here? Yes.

The 2009 shooting at Fort Hood was carried out by a Major Hassan. The suspect "Booker" of the planned Ft. Hood style attack also had a last name of Hassan. Then of course there is a shooting taking place in Foot Hood, which will link back to the Fort Hood style attack report, which named Hassan, which in it of itself links back to Hassan.

For those having a hard time understanding this, image "reality" is a Google search. Instead of top results being tied to profits, and views, top search results represent "reality" or how real something is perceived. Combining similar terms in these stories is intentional. This can be shown in the below diagram showing how the events are deeply linked, as opposed to loosely linked if the stories were different.


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Monday, April 15, 2013

Shamefull Fox 25 News Report


Fox 25 News in Boston recently ran a piece around 10:35 -> 10:42 P.M. E.S.T. in which they stated that citizens are being urged that even though they may be embarrassed that "if they see something, say something" - the governments citizen snitch brigade propaganda slogan.

Essentially this pieces indirectly blames the citizens for the horrific events at the Boston Marathon today, such as a man bearing witness to several horrific amputations (source: aforementioned news clip). Clearly if we as a society were better snitches against our fellow citizens then this even would have been prevented.


This is was a spineless decisions by the author to portray such an ideology, and equally shameful the actions of the programming direction. This blog posting serves also as an open letter to Fox 25 News - of which hard mail copies will be sent tomorrow - that they are requested to formally apologize for the way they characterized the citizens of the commonwealth as portraying them as to be at fault for today's horrific events.

If Fox News wishes to discuss this with me I'd be happy to have them e-mail me at harkins.dave@gmail.com
-Dave (Xieon Politcs)



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Thursday, December 27, 2012

Forced Gun Buyback or Civil War in U.S. - A.K.A. I'm Not Giving Up My Second Amendment Right

Below is a video by Alex Jones where he explains somewhat of what is going on, but makes a few very good points:


Source: Alex Jones of Infowars.com


First off it's obvious that the media is pushing anti-gun agenda as if they can't spew it out enough. The recent shootings are being blamed on the guns, and not the people committing the crimes, and what led them to do so.

If someone wanted to kill a lot of people they would still use many things, and it would be minutes before the cops showed up, assuming they did, and used their guns on the suspect. People still die, it makes them more dependent on the system, and the only people who have guns are the "police" class, which is the enforcer group of the elites, who also have not only guns but nuclear weapons. That's ironic when people attempt to ban guns based on how quickly someone can kill multiple people. Of course this never happened to a country (Japan)




The second major point, and Alex made this point as well, is that there is pressure to start a class/civil war. The reason I phrase it that way is because, although a true race war would probably like to be seen in additionn, but this is the class of gun owners, and those who come over from millitary and police. Then it's going to be a fight, and recently it's been stated that if a drone kills you it means you were meant to die, same logic to a civil war.

George Washington or Abraham Lincoln both served in the military  Obama has no military experience, nor do the majority of the elites who want this war to happen, while they hide somewhere.

Video sources: Alex Jones, and the montage channels director.
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Monday, November 7, 2011

The Fox News Facebook News Stories Decision Rant.

I'm subscribed to Fox News, or some, maybe several, different entities related to the Fox News Network on Facebook.

As a result I frequently see stories posted by Fox News to their Facebook page. I'm going to assume that it doesn't simply publish every story, and that there is someone deciding what material will appear on their Facebook page.

The story they decided to post was the result of the Michael Jackson death trial, which resulted in a guilty verdict for manslaughter for his Dr. That's a great story, a Dr. got convicted of a crime. It should be reported in a small section with results of cases, since we shouldn't live in a society where some deaths are deemed more important than others, thus causing others in the society to feel this way, due to the media attention, and large crowds that gather for "high profile" deaths.

However, there are so many more issues that should be posted to the front page of their Facebook page, which instantly causes very large conversations. The Facebook page currently has stats of

2,285,884 people like this & 46,758 people are talking about it.

This inspired an "off the dome" rant*, which I will copy below in it's entirety. The link to see the page, and the rant are below


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Thursday, September 8, 2011

Rick Perry Allegedly Assaults Ron Paul During Debate

On the Republican debate September 7th, 2011 Rick Perry is seen allegedly assaulting, and intimidating Ron Paul.

I will try to write more on this article, but for the time being, I think the pictures speaks for themselves.

Rick Perry Assaulting Rom Paul at Debate


Rick Perry Yelling at Ron Paul

This is disgusting. Is this the type of behavior your want the potential future President of the United States? The Governor of Texas somehow has the right to assault a United States CONGRESSMAN.

This is insane, outrageous, and just wrong. I don't often ask this, but please spread this to everyone you know, and expose Rick Perry's behind the scenes action where he doesn't give a U.S. Congressman respect.

Everyone has the right to disagree with others, however in everyday life, and even more so between U.S. Congressman, and State Governors. If Rick Perry doesn't agree with Ron Paul, he should treat him with respect, and then on an open stage, an open platform, have an intellectual debate. This allows the U.S. citizens to make their own choice on who they want to side with, based upon their own convictions.

It also appears the Fox News has actually covered this story*, but, they edited the video so that it doesn't show the illegal assault on Ron Paul by Rick Perry. Check out the Ron Paul YouTube Channel


*XieonPolitics is actively searching for that video, and asks that anyone who has a link, or the video, please first save it before it's completely censored, and then send a link. XieonPolitics has a policy of routinely saving videos to our hard drive if we believe they will be censored, and public consumption prohibited.


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Sunday, October 18, 2009

Fox News Isn't a News Organization



White House senior adviser and Obama crony David Axelrod recently made the claim that Fox News isn't a real news organization -



Not taking into consideration the programs of Glenn Beck, O'Reilly, and others who have a conservative/libertarian point of view, the overall programming of Fox News is vastly more representative of the American people than the alphabet organizations of ABC,NBC,CNN,MSNBC,etc...

While the alphabet fringe media are praising Obama and taking a position of on their knees while reporting the news, FOX refuses to accept Obama as a messiah, and thus, has incurred the wrath of the left, Obama, and the White House.

Axelrod claims that FOX news only portrays a specific point of view, unlike the alphabet media. This is clearly untrue, as anyone who watches a minute of both sets of programming will notice. The alphabet fringe media is clearly liberal and pro-Obama and skews news to fit their ideology.  Obama and Government, I mean General, Electric are just two strings of the left-wing web of corruption, however, GE's media arm (MSNBC & NBC) is somehow more credible than FOX News, which doesn't have a parent company in bed with the White House.

If Axelrod's statements are true, it must be because Americans are so outraged with what is real, that they refuse to watch the news and instead watch the fictional news programming on FOX - after all FOX smashes the ratings of the alphabet news outlets are ALL times of the day, and their 3 AM slot featuring "Red Eye" is more popular than some prime time fringe media programming.

I'm sure it is shocking for Axelrod and Obama that not everyone is willing to drop to their knees and praise their liberal ideology, however, pretending that FOX isn't a real news organization only strengthens the opposition, and bathes Obama,Axelrod, and the left in a bright light of stupidity, ignorance, and bias.

How long before Obama takes lead from Chavez and bans free speech in order to skew his support numbers?
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