NPR Broadcast of David Brock Interrupted

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John.  I just found your scary post while trying to tame my mailbox.  Any
update?  We need to start a list.  Brock.  Krugman.  And speaking of
slander, I've noticed a big shift out here in the Rube Gallery concerning
Nader.  Used to be an easy intro even to some conservatives.  Now I've had
several people mention "communist" or the like, and very cool receptions to
him.  I think there must be some heavy Nader bashing going on out there in
Dittoville.  If the left doesn't stop being above paying attention to this
action Dittoville will be the only town in the game.

----- Original Message -----
From: John K. Taber <jktaber at tacni.net>
To: 'lbo_talk' <lbo-talk at lists.panix.com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 9:23 PM
Subject: NPR Broadcast of David Brock Interrupted


> Dallas NPR station (KERA) was broadcasting an interview with
> David Brock. Just as he was explaining so-called Troopergate,
> and the unreliability of the state troopers assertions, the
> broadcast was interrupted by a so-called "amber alert" from
> area police. The police pre-empted the station.
>
> The police broadcast that a child in Forney (east of Dallas)
> had been kidnapped by his non-custodial mother.
>
> The interruption lasted several minutes. This just happened
> within the last 45 minutes.
>
> I hate to be suspicious, but I am. It looks like the police
> knowingly and deliberately interfered with NPR's broadcast of
> the Brock interview.
>
> --
> John K. Taber
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