Except for the previous mentioned dummied-down black theme programs NPR, CSPAN & PBS can’t seem to avoid (Tavis Smiley). It’s as if they never met any other Afro-Americans down there at HQ-Central, in WASHINGTON, D.C.!

Attempting to be balanced at nearly every turn is a bit over-done and, at times, grating. I don’t need the opinions of the Heritage Foundation and AEI three or four times over everytime someone on NPR mentions one economic posture of the Paul Krugman. 

It isn’t truly balanced if it’s contrived and weighted toward the opposition. Prove your balanced and don’t force it on us.

The cultural bias of NPR is not only blatant, but a diseased and rotting wound on the national scene.
All of the real programs that are cultural and good, are only played during those omnipresent fund raisers that continue from one quarter to the next.
Besides which, the programming that is on, during the times when there is no fundraiser, is quite obsolete and not even worth mentioning.
I find it quite disconcerting that they raise funds from the very people who need them most, children and people who are homebound, who wish a little of the public funds to raise their cultural level.
In the world of “public broadcasting,” like all needy programs, the powers-that-be, on a continuous basis remind the viewing and listening public, that we are the true source of funding. Well, what about all the funding they receive from the government and the “Corporation for Public Broadcasting?”
Where does this money go?  Apparently into the pockets of those who are the heads of the CPB and all the rest of the people who make the decisions.
I find it hard to believe that the costs of programming can be such, that they have to beg, and plead for money, every quarter from all of us.
And during these so-called, “pledge drives,” then they show the truly diverse programs that are the stock and trade of “public broadcasting.”
Why they do not show this kind of program during the times when they are not raising money is beyond my thinking processes.
When will they ever learn?  Never! For they continue in the same vein as always, always begging for money and never giving the people their money’s worth.

Shift points out the Zionist bias. But that is only a small part of why National Public Radio hardly works at all. Most of the programming is directed at the audience who donates money (hence, the tote bag set) and the distortions of such target marketing keeps it basically irrelevant. Public broadcasting, if was truly for the general population or public, would be designed to provide educational information and entertainment for those who will never give them one bloody cent. Instead of using the Public Library as a model, NPR seems to think it is an enlightened form of The 700 Club, a not-for-profit, money-milking machine.

NPR is not supported by more communities in the Nation because it too fails to address the big issues and their underlying causes.  Additionally there is an overwhelming Zionist presence there controlling what gets air time and what does not.  More specifically the Native American Genocide is off limits for discussion in favor of the Jewish Genocide only which receives enormous coverage as do most things Jewish despite the fact that Jews only constitute about three percent of the American population.  Native American’s represent one percent of the American Population and get no coverage of the continuing quiet genocide against them in America.  The only things Native on NPR, are cultural things relating to art.  The real problems of Native Americans are strictly off limits.  Native American’s across America have attempted to change this but to no success.  So please understand the why’s of Native American resistance to NPR.

900 jobs for a radio show???  guess I better start donating!!!