Global Religion preached by NBC Sports in "dark studio" lecture

The Cincinnati Reds paid money for global warming, a belief which says human beings are so bad--especially Americans--can the rest of MLB be far behind? I refer to the 'man-made global warming' racket to which an official of the Cincinnati Reds donated money. The NY Post today says NBC's elite Hollywood/Martha's Vineyard decision makers will spank evil viewers in a stunning example of deadening passivity--to remind us we're so bad. THEY know more, so are dishing out SENSITIVITY TRAINING to the rest of us:

• "NBC's NFL pre-game and halftime shows tonight will on several occasions go completely and intentionally dark, part of the network's energy-saving, green-themed week. Of course, viewers can use that time to head for their refrigerators." (Phil Mushnick column)

It would be better if Americans didn't exist. Give up your apartment, throw yourself in front of a bus, whatever. That still wouldn't be enough for this culture. These sports opinion leaders whether in MLB or NBC/NFL buy that you, Americans, are bad. This makes them feel better, superior. The worse you feel, the weaker, the less spirited, the less you will question. The idea of self defense is out the window. Today, just give up. It's not nice to do otherwise. The students slaughtered at Virginia Tech reportedly made no attempt to stop their attacker--the one person who did was an elderly man of a different generation.

• Most of the executives at NBC would rather die than take public transportation, yet they have no problem telling the rest of us we're greedy pigs who use too much energy. Have they looked into ownership of the companies in the scam "carbon credit" business? So gullible are American taxpayers, they're now sitting still for government imposed "carbon taxes."

Newsday's Neil Best in his Watchdog blog notes this NBC scam very pleasantly, when what's really taking place is a passive-aggressive and condescending lecture in which NBC (the General Electric Company?) will send us poor dolts to our room because we're so stupid. How much energy is used in the mansions these guys live in as opposed to the modest spaces of poor schmucks just trying to scrape together enough to pay ever-increasing cable tv bills to watch a little sports?

"At about 8 p.m. - by which time NBC hopes the Pats-Colts mega-showdown is over - the lights in Studio 8G at 30 Rock will be turned off and the rest of the show will be conducted in the dark. Same goes for the halftime and post-game segments.

• Producer Michael Weisman said turning off the lights in the studio during the game will save enough energy to power a typical home for a month."

(See, they're so good, so caring...) SM

• (When asked how they're going to get Communist China, the biggest environmental offender, to improve their practices, they never have an answer) SM

Several of the recent San Diego fires were started by arsonists, including one child who admitted playing with matches. Some of this news was already available if the media cared to look for it, and is always a likelihood in cases like this. But what did CBS' "60 Minutes" do first? Aired a dramatic report of a firefighter who said he and most other firefighters believed the cause of the fires was "global warming"--man made global warming. I understand the over-development etc., but the main problem was that human beings SET THE FIRES. And, airplanes needed to put out the fires had staffing needs involving various workers who'd get overtime pay, and there were long delays deciding which folks were going to get the plum assignments. Not exactly what the broadcast media told you. TICK TICK TICK....

• Not to mention a couple days later you had a press conference with Jamie Lee Curtis (accompanied by John Travolta) telling us the fires were the fault of our mere existence.

Become small, weak, preferably feminine, and accept whatever they tell you. That's the idea.

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