On CNBC, one of the guest suggested the auto talks are based with a bias against blue collar workers. To that the CNBC propagandist bristled and said non-sense.

But there is no doubt the media and government have a bias against American Workers.

This isn't an auto makers crisis. This is an over all economic crisis of major proportions that goes way beyond the auto industry. And yet in dealing with the automaker component of the crisis the government and media have totally demonized the industry and workers in the industry. The talking heads can bristle all they want when the observation of bias and hate against workers is stated as fact, but it is fact. That fact is not proven by the words of the guest speaking the obvious truth, but it is proven by the day in and day out propaganda and non-sense the talking heads in the media spew.

Who in their right mind thinks that the way out of this economic crisis is to farther break down the barter system by increasing the inflationary gap in the economy by reducing wages while reinflating prices. Who thinks the way to prosperity is to go deeper in debt while your income goes down. A reduction in consumer income is not the way to increase sales in any sector of the economy. A reduction in consumer income is not the way to increase profits. The problem is not that the average American worker makes too much money. The problem is that workers in the rest of the world, including the Southern United States, do not make enough money.

When the propagandist speak of the South as though that is the future of the United States, understand the disparity of incomes that exist in the South. Understand the crime and incarceration rate in the South. Understand the difference of how the people of the South were treated during the horror of Katrina compared to how New Yorkers were treated during the horror of 9-11. Understand the totally evil scalawags and carpetbaggers that find their way to political power in the South.

Join with the government and media people making fun of blue collar Illinois Governor Blagojevich, but at least he stood with workers when they needed him. I can't imagine any Southern Governor doing that. And for the media people who spew "they've never heard such corruption." What about the Clintons and pardon gate. What about the Clintons and the Chinese. What about Bill Clinton calling up Corporate cronies trying to get a job for Monica Lewinski. And does anyone think the talks between Obama and the Clintons regarding the Secretary of State job was a prayer meeting. What about the people who move between jobs on Wall Street and Treasury and the FED like in a game of musical corruption.

Hell, they are all a bunch of sorry treacherous crooks bringing America to its knees.

The real story of Blagojevich is not about his so called corruption. The real story is exactly how mahy politicians does Bush and Homeland Security have wiretapped and blackmailed. The real story is not about Blagojevich playing games with the Senate appointment but rather that the real crooks were trying to force him to name who they wanted and he refused.