This is what we get for our money!

While not surprising, it is disgusting. The president and publisher of The [Macon] Telegraph has written about community service and how The Telegraph is dedicated to it. Can he really believe that what we can only consider deliberate deception of the people of middle Georgia is community service? Or does he just not care. People pay good money for what is promoted as middle Georgia’s newspaper and for all practical purposes all they get is a scam. That is the only conclusion we can draw. 


Anyone who has followed The Telegraph knows they are devious and deceptive. 


It appears as if the sole purpose of The Telegraph is to help insure the reelection of Barrack Hussein Obama. What is best for the country does not seem to matter in the least bit to them. 


In a piece by Bill Bonner, dated October 22, 2011 in the Christian Science Monitor we are told that “The standard of living for Americans has fallen longer and more steeply over the past three years than at any time since the US government began recording it five decades ago.”


We are reminded that “The average individual now has $1,315 less in disposable income than he or she did three years ago at the onset of the Great Recession…”


The entire article can be found here and it is well worth reading. 


The Telegraph is ignoring the problems of this administration. For instance they have run one article on the problems at the Justice Department. This is in contrast with the constant barrage of disparaging articles on the Justice Department during the last administration.


We urge people to reach out and look for their self. Anyone taking the things they read in The Telegraph at face value does so at their own risk. 


We can only conclude they sure as hell do not have the people of middle Georgia interest at heart. 


Have a nice day.