"Modemac" <modemac@gmail.com> wrote in message
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If you have an RSS reader, then you may already know these folks.
Here's a summary of a few of the wacko religious conspiracy sites out
there that are dedicated to exposing the evil deviant liberal
baby-killing homosexual Satanic conspiracy to seduce you all! But
don't worry, these courageous reporters are here to show you the *true*
face of the news, to save us all in the name of Jesus.

* http://www.worldnetdaily.com
* http://www.g2bulletin.com/

The Internet gives a voice to the voiceless - even when some of those
voices turn out to belong to sucks-ups, morons, and fools.

Hmm, interesting. Which one are you?

Case in
point: Joseph Farah, the founder and maintainer of the conservative,
anti-homosexual, pro-religious Worldnet Daily. Farah runs this news
service, along with his "G2 News Bulletin" site, in order to view the
news from an "unbiased" point of view. Worldnet focuses on news stories
dealing with evil Islamic terrorists, evil homosexuals, and the evils
of Hollywood. While not as lurid and off-the-wall as Paranoia, Worldnet
enjoys fostering conspiracy theories, and many of its commentaries
speculate on ways to turn the United States towards Jesus Christ and
away from evil.

Farah describes his G2 Bulletin as a window into a "vast network of
international intelligence sources," delivering to the reader "credible
insights into geo-political and geo-strategic developments." He's been
showing up a lot on RSS news, including both Google and Yahoo, and he's
made himself some political connections in the past few years.
Subscriptions to the G2 news bulletin are $99 per year.

* http://www.afa.net/
* http://www.agapepress.org/

To a great many people, Donald Wildmon is known as that kooky nutjob
preacher who constantly rants about the evil control of television and
the movies by Satan. There's a good reason why he's known as a kook:
Wildmon and his organization are the ones who campaigned against the
cartoon Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures in the 1980s because of a
scene on that show in which Mighty Mouse supposedly snorted cocaine.
He's also the guy who claimed that Disney's 1990s film The Lion King
contained the subliminal message "SEX" in a dust cloud during one scene
of the film. The American Family Association (which was originally
called the National Federation for Decency) has organized advertiser
boycotts against a number of TV shows that they believe promote a
"homosexual" agenda...and Wildmon knows that the best way to really
hurt a TV studio is to hit it in the wallet.

In a manner similar to the equally nutty Worldnet Daily, the AFA has
its own news service with an RSS feed: Agape Press. Religious-themed
"news" stories decribing the insidious battle against the evil
worldwide homosexual conspiracy can be found here every day without
fail.

* http://www.theinterim.com/
* http://www.lifesite.net/

This is a Canada-based newspaper focusing on the type of
neo-conservative issues you'd usually find here in the United States.
The publishers of this paper provide news about the evils of abortion
and the evils of homosexuality, which is why they call themselves
"Canada's Pro-Life Pro-Family Newspaper." They like to refer to
same-sex marriage as homosexual "marriage" (with the quotes), and this
is their way of providing hard-hitting news stories about the moral
decay of Canada.

The publishers of The Interim also provide an online news service
called Lifesite, which re-publishes printed articles from the paper,
about two to three weeks after they appear in print. (This is an
incentive to buy the paper copy, so that you can get the news faster.)
Lifesite's politics reveal themselves when you click on their "About
Us" page. Each page of the site shows a happy smiling parent holding a
baby or young child, while this particular page shows a picture of a
fetus in the womb. Yep, it's another anti-abortion site designed to
make you feel for the lovely, innocent, beautiful babies who are
brutally murdered by evil abortionists. Lifesite has an RSS feed, and
their articles often show up on Google News searches for "abortion" and
"homosexuality."

--
The High Weirdness Project
http://www.modemac.com

In <1134499029.989606.270370@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>, "Modemac"
<modemac@gmail.com> wrote:

If you have an RSS reader, then you may already know these folks. Here's
a
summary of a few of the wacko religious conspiracy sites out there that
are dedicated to exposing the evil deviant liberal baby-killing
homosexual
Satanic conspiracy to seduce you all!

HEY!

You mean there's a evil deviant liberal baby-killing homosexual Satanic
conspiracy and I wasn't invited????

I am *so pissed...

You mean there's a evil deviant liberal baby-killing homosexual Satanic
conspiracy and I wasn't invited????

I am *so pissed...

--
Mark K. Bilbo
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You mean there's a evil deviant liberal baby-killing
homosexual Satanic conspiracy and I wasn't invited????
I am *so pissed...