I got the idea for this topic reading over a recent thread about Fox News on another forum,  and the ensuing debate about the biased state of the American media. A few people complained that finding a non-biased news network is impossible and that Fox News is just in the minority of stations that are biased to a conservative worldview. In theory, there are two sides to every tale and they should both be reported as equal, right? The media should do a better job of getting the scoop on both sides of the issue-- this is true for the conservative and liberal channels.

Slavery is a debatable topic that comes to mind. News networks are absolutely notorious for reporting anti-slavery topics and never discussing the other side. No pro-slavery people are interviewed or allowed to give comments. The media may report about slave labor camps in third world countries, or sex slave cases in our own country, but they never report about the other side. They never do interviews with the people that benefit from slavery. They have a completely unique story to tell that perhaps could persuade the public towards new ideas.

Tapey wrote:

 Pffft you have oviously never been to the fox news website, fair and unbiased writen right on the first page 

You're right, I've never been there. So I changed that right now. Man, that was awful. All there is a shitty tabloid from the top to the down. There also immediately opened a page that claimed that my computer contains a viruses and prepared me a download of some antivirus I've never heard of. That's eloquent.

There is a basic thing to be realized. It is, that the news in media are not a positive value, in terms of knowledge. Neither they are neutral, that it doesn't matter whether you watch them or not. They are lies or distractions. Not watching them is a good thing to do and finding your own resources on the internet is even better. There is one version of reality presented to us hierarchically all over the world. We can find a more accurate records of reality by comparing them to the official media. The more harmful the information is to this hierarchical system, the more it is true and the more it is suppressed.

It is a very naive thing to say, that if something would be an important, great truth which would change our lives, that we would automatically find it in our media. If it's not in our TV, then it's either not important or not true. That is an illusion. In fact, we can expect our media to cloud the truth in their very interest, because their interest is to sustain themselves and the system by increasing control over the users of money. The fact that so many people sincerely believes in that is a sad thing and it shows a basic misunderstanding of our so-called civilization and culture.

I have recently been informed of Andreas Clauss, the German financial expert with 20 years of work. 11 before he understood what is it about. He does say in simple, yet financially and lawfully correct terms how does the states and money work and what can we do against it.
It is all very recent, he had an impressive lecture on 16th April and it was in German. I could only understand it because there were Czech subtitles at the Youtube videos. It is so impressive, because it is so true. The world gives a lot of sense, but not always it is a good sense. It's good that experts finds their voice to say that aloud. As mr. Clauss says, the most obvious things must be examined the most closely.
The first part of the lecture is here, for those speaking German.

Um, Luminon?

You might want to look up the word eloquent in the dictionary.

Um why is this attached to my post??? Im confused but anyway I going to assume some of it is about that star thing. If it is visable to people more people would of seen it there for the higher the chance it would find its way to main stream media.  And about finding your own sources on the internet can be better but it depends where, remeber the internet is deviod of any form of quality control. In other words no one checks if what they say is true.