From the TYSK Insider
Newsletter dated: 12 May 2011
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If there was any doubt left in your mind that the MSM will parrot and champion of almost anything their chosen president says, his appearance at a “presidential town hall” (that is code for a staged campaign event) on Wednesday should remove that doubt. In fact, this gem was put up by CBS News – CBS News Town Hall Meeting on the economy. On Tuesday I sent out a message, “More Oil Bull From Obama”, in which his claim that under his watch oil production was the greatest ever was thoroughly refuted with the U.S. Dept. of Energy’s own figures. Now his staffers may or may not read the TYSK Newsletter but, they certainly read plenty of other “opposition” articles and know full well that the real oil production figures are all over the Internet. So for him to continue repeating this narrative it is clear he knows darn well that no one in the lap-dog media will challenge him. Here is a portion of the transcript from his town hall Q&A session: HARRY
SMITH: And speaking of energy pro -- policy, we want to get to our first
questioner. Peter Baca is here. Peter -- let's -- fire away. [Whoops!
Harry almost gave away the fact that he had the script in front of him and knew BO was going to again repeat the
BS about oil production.] PETER
BACA: Good day, Mr. President. The American people have seen gas prices double
and in some areas triple within the last year or so. This impacts every single
American today, including the likes of retailers, grocers, and such. What
changes can the American people expect to see and what actions, if any, are you
willing to take to relieve this growing inflation? In other words, what
measures can we anticipate?
What's
also true is the disruptions in the Middle East. Particularly in Libya, ended
up having some impact. Because people started worrying, "Well, even if
there's still some supply now, what's gonna happen in the future." Those
are -- things that we could not completely control. What we can
control is number one -- are we producing as much as we can here in the United
States? And in fact, we're producing more oil now than any time since 2003. [Notice how he has added the
little qualifier, “since 2003”, knowing full well that it will be completely
overlooked and the message folks are supposed to take away is, “more oil now
than any time”.] [CBS
News Town Hall Meeting on the economy, Wednesday, May 11, 2011, at the Newseum
in Washington.] Note: Some
formatting from the original newsletter may be lost in this reprint.
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