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Originally posted by coalboy ↑

What is your point FTroop , are you just trying to pull everything apart Davo said ?
The reality is that you can just report it on news bulletins and have updates and Breaking News as things change.

Instead the visual media has gone down the American TV model of live broadcast 24/7 on practically every channel where they just keep repeating the nothing that they know over and over and over adfinitum and do interviews with their own staff members because they are a muslim and can say what the flag is , etc., etc.

At $7,000 per second for TV advertising you don't need to be a rocket scientist to work out that this sort of non-stop TV media coverage is not necessary, especially when there is nothing more to report . If people want moment to moment updates they will get it off the internet on their phone anyway.

On the one hand every man and his political dog is telling us all not to worry and go about our normal daily activities , yet every politician and media outlet jumps on the bandwagon non-stop so you can't get away from it .

Go figure.

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Coalboy,
That is the way of the world these days.
Answer is simple...if you don't like it turn off the TV.
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