Media Bias

The first thing you need to know about Ron Paul is that the media hates him. No one knows why "for sure". But I'll give you my ideas.

We're going to have to establish a foundation of knowledge here. The first thing you need to know is that the world around you is not what it seems. The average American doesn't understand reality. For the most part, this is because the average American doesn't want to know the truth. They are afraid of the truth. The truth makes them uncomfortable. They want nothing more than to go to work every day so they can save their money and buy the next toy. That's the American dream, and cunning men have taken advantage of that to gain unimaginable power.
I'm not a conspiracy theorist by nature. I don't believe in most conspiracies. I believe in logic. Cold, hard, facts. Logic won't lie, it won't deceive.
I ask you now to put aside your laziness. Set aside the comfort, and look at the facts I will present to you. Weigh them, and decide for yourself.

After the Stock Market crash of 1929, an organization was founded to protect investors from future fraud. Called the Securities and Exchange Commission, it required (by law, according to the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934) all American companies to file every tidbit of financial information, then to be made public. In 1984, the SEC created EDGAR, the Electronic Data Gathering Analysis and Retrieval program, which required all companies to file their financial (and other) information into an electronic database.
EDGAR provides every document detailing the operation of every US company in existence. It's actually quite easy to use; simply go to www.sec.gov/edgar.shtml. Click on the "Filings and Forms" link on the left of the webpage, then click on "Search for Filings". Here you can punch in any keyword, or any name of a company, or their ticker symbol, and bring up every document they filed in the last fiscal year. Dig a little deeper and you can find all the financial documents they have ever filed, including scans of forms older than 1984.
Now for some homework. In fact, consider this a dare. I dare you to find any information on the financial actions of CNN, Fox News, or MSNBC. If you do, please tell me how you found it. The only result you'll find is "No matching companies". Google anything about "CNN finances", or "Where does CNN get it's money?". I guarantee there will be no results.
The only promising lead is from www.quora.com. It starts: "Last year [Total CNN] made $500 million profit. Some more details here:" followed by a link. Clicking on the link brings up this message: "This site has been archived or suspended."
Scary? Horrifying. What this means is that laws don't apply to people with money. Never forget that. Any entity can buy their way past laws.

Now back to Ron Paul, and the media's bias against him. The question is, where does the media get its money? Advertising, sure. But it could be, and I personally believe, that multiple third parties are investing substantial amounts of money to these media outlets, in exchange for "doctoring" the information they deliver.

In what way would this result in a bias against Ron Paul? The answer is simple, and terrifying. The single wealthiest entity in America, in fact the same private entity that controls 100% of America's wealth, The Federal Reserve, is under attack by none other than Ron Paul. And I mean none other. He is the only candidate who is even talking about bringing down this monster. One or two other candidates are timidly suggesting auditing the Fed, but when they provide the funding for the potential presidents, and could, in theory, buy their way out of making the audit results public, what good would an "audit" do? The only way to make a difference would be to literally bring the Fed down. Take America back to the vision that the founding fathers had, and give the wealth back to America's people. And Ron Paul is the only one willing to do that.
So, consider for a moment the possibility that the Federal Reserve funds the mass media outlets. Consider for a moment that the Federal Reserve does not want a man in the White House who says NO to corruption, who COULD NOT be bought out, and who would do everything in his power to DESTROY the Fed. Now consider the possibility that the Fed is paying the Media to ignore Paul, in effect blacking him out from the public's eye. If he doesn't exist, he can't be president.
Do you think I'm being paranoid? Watch this. Explain it to me using logical deduction.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=dZDoLTb41bo

Please. Don't let the media shape your opinions for you. In fact, avoid the media at all costs. Ask questions, look for answers from the source. Think things through. Use your God-given logic.

Open your eyes.