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Regardless of whether you’re red, blue....purple.....or even gray like me, do not be fooled by the mainstream media (MSM).  It is more concerned about ratings, image, and money these days than actual news reporting.  The era of unbiased and true journalism a là Jim Lehrer and Robert MacNeil in the MacNeil/Lehrer Report is long gone.  In fact, if one wants real news, the smaller media outlets like The Liberty Report with Dr. Ron Paul and blogs like this are the way to go.

To prove my point, I recently by chance met a local news reporter and her colleague.  I had begun the conversation based on idle chatter about computer hardware and software issues after noticing that both of them were seated and using laptops at a local café.  After I learned who they were, I thought I’d introduce myself with my full credentials.

This is when the average person had to be there to see their reaction I personally experienced.  I told them that I’m the world’s leading expert regarding the corrupt U.S. legal system and that people from across the nation and around the globe contact me about their plights with our so-called “justice” system.  I told the pair one case I recently filed in California would make any sane person’s head spin.

After stating that the matter was worse than “kids for cash” because it involved far more criminal actors and far more crimes being committed and that more than sixty statutory laws—twenty-two of them being felonies—were violated in order to steal my mother’s condominium, a portion of my retirement, and $2,200 of my monthly income, there was no jaw-dropping reaction from either of them. To the contrary, their facial expressions were ones a person would expect to see on someone approached by an insurance salesman or on someone who had just gotten a free roll of bathroom tissue.

They didn’t even raise an eyebrow or question anything I told them.  The reporter asked if I had a card, but I gave her my email address since I didn't have a card.  This was weeks ago.  I have not heard from the reporter, nor did I ever expect to in the first place.

I’m convinced that reporters are told on their first day of work something along the lines of, “If any everyday people approach you about crime and corruption in the legal system, just ignore them.”  The preceding is just one example in a long line of occasions when I’ve reached out to reporters by phone or email to tell them about my unbelievable story only to never hear from them again or at all.

I’m also convinced that MSM personnel have two different approaches to “reporting.”  One approach is to jump right on a story that addresses crime or corruption within the world’s largest crime syndicate—the U.S. legal system—whenever the matter pits one branch of the syndicate against another and is disclosed by one of the branches.  The latter part of this sentence is key.  For instance, the aforementioned “kids for cash” incident was one in which federal members of the syndicate went after state members of the syndicate.  In that instance, The MSM got the “green light” to report on the criminals.....well, one of the two sets of them, anyway.

Another example is “operation greylord” wherein the Federal Bureau of Iniquity came down hard on the local state syndicate in Illinois.  Yet another example concerns the infamous Tom Girardi who defrauded innumerable clients who then filed complaints against him with the local bar association and other agencies that turned a blind eye to his criminal misbehavior and dropped all the complaints on the floor.  However, when he pissed off the wrong person in the right position, then it was a different story entirely.  Then he got hammered.

However, another approach to “reporting,” as just implied, is to completely ignore any story regarding crime and corruption in the syndicate if the story concerns a commoner who has been victimized by syndicate members—regardless of how severe, outrageous, or costly the event may have been—and the story is provided to the MSM by the victim or any other commoner.

The reason for the above duality becomes clear after digging a little.  Take a look, for example, at one judge-criminal, Jack McConnell, who is the chief judge for the federal district court in Rhode Island.  If you look at his followers on X, you’ll see that a good percentage of them are members of the MSM.  The same is true for other supposed legal entities, such as the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circus, the U.S. Supreme Syndicate blog, and other similar social media accounts.  In light of these incestuous relationships, it’s no wonder why the MSM behaves as it does when presented with syndicate wrongdoing by the public—versus another arm of the syndicate.

Sadly, the heavily biased MSM today is not at all what the Framers had in mind when they created the Bill of Rights, and particularly the First Amendment.  This is also true about the wildly, off-the-rails corrupt American legal system.  It is only we the people who can correct the course of bias and corruption, both in MSM and in the syndicate itself.  Until we do, things will only continue to worsen as we swirl down the toilet.