America's Worst Enemy

Bin Laden?

Zarqawi?

Iran?

North Korea?

Not even close.

They wield the most powerful weapon in the world, and depending on how they use it, they can be America's Worst Enemy.

In fact, when you examine what they produce, it's plain just how divisive and subversive they are.

For example, Fox Network is running an original series called "Thief," scheduled to premier Tuesday night.

Last week, I caught a glimpse of a bus ad promoting it. Its background was all white, and in the center was an adult African-American male with one arm stretched out before him, palm facing front, fingers wide open.

On either side of his palm were two words "EVERYBODY" "STEALS" in gargantuan letters which, but for their size, were hardly visible from the background.

I couldn't believe my eyes. Then, by chance, I ran into it again online.

I was right. The ad did say "EVERYBODY STEALS." And the African-American man it portrays is the principal culprit in the series - a professional bank robber, co-starring with another African-American male, an Italian mobster, a Chinese assassin, and a White mastermind. Every role carefully plotted. Each character designed to feed into stereotypes of each race.

And then it occurred to me, who created these stereotypes to begin with? The Media.

Blacks, Hispanics, Arabs, Italians, Irish, Whites, Indians - no one is immune from their brush.

But, why? Is it all by chance?

When was the last time you produced a movie, commercial, or billboard ad by chance?

Nothing gets produced in the media by chance. Every image - and its outcome - is produced by design. Their aim is to divide and control.

Take their slogan - "Everybody Steals." Why make a LIE like that your slogan, unless you want to destroy people's trust in each other. Better to trust only the government, their bankers, and the media.

It's time for Americans to realize just how badly we are being manipulated by the media - through every single image, commercial, news cast, movie - you name it.

It's not just the war in Iraq and 9/11.

The messages we're force-fed on a daily basis constitute our lives, consume our minds, shape our goals, and frame our discourse. Worst of all, they teach our children.

This is not informing and entertaining. This is programming.

Fox delivers another message in this series. By incorporating the number "1" from a one dollar bill into the logo for the series, Fox not only reinforces the false impression that money has any value in and of itself, it also focuses our attention on the crimes of a rogue gang of thugs with hand-guns who steal a few million by breaking locks in the dead of night.

Meanwhile, the REAL culprits get away with stealing trillions upon trillions, in broad daylight, legally, openly and systematically - using a printing press, fractional reserve banking, and interest.

The media not only knows the TRUTH, they're working to make sure we never learn it, by filling our minds with LIES - and that makes them our worst enemy.