Its so many things that I looked over because of what has happened in my own life and the fact that every time I said something in the past someone got hurt but I read an article on lynnaluvers.com and I wrote in a article that in the news business it isn't what's said it's what isn't said that is important. Therefore, in this article I'll like to take the time to talk about what I haven't said or even better what Lynna Lai and her cohorts haven't said. I guess you can say it is true that the less you say about a subject the more important it becomes or should I say the more attractive it becomes in some instances. This is probably why Asian Americans haven't been on tv news in Cleveland as much as blacks. I feel like I'm turning into Archie Bunker!
Ive said things that were weird,offensive,unorthodox,not politically correct and last but certainly not least anti-Lynna Lai. I know I might not have killed anyone intentionally with my words including myself but I do believe what I wrote in lynnaluvers have gotten people killed and maybe inspired my own death. I know it absolutely has ignited more theatrical newscasts, which might be what we want deep inside. I hope in everything I said it has created a new media where more Asian Americans are in the news world, although none will be able to match what Lynna has and who she is the ethnic culture of this country should be transpire into newscasts. Then again maybe Asian Americans and Latino Americans enjoy the White race on tv more than their own like I do. This would explain why Asian American aren't on local tv news as much.
Some of the things that were said during Lynna Lai's newscasts were they Politically Correct, were they more female center or male centered? Were they inspired by hate or love. Were they inspired by the love of hating what she or her supervisors disagreed with. Isn't that why we live and do what ever we do because of our disagreements that inspires our love. Isn't that why lawyers become lawyers because they hated the way they were treated and it inspired them to join the American law team? I think that's why lynnaluvers was created; because of my hate of the local news competitors of Lynna and her ex news stations way of promoting her less than other newscasters which morphed into a monster.
Showing posts with label asian americans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label asian americans. Show all posts
Friday, August 30, 2013
What Hasn't Been Said
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Friday, July 26, 2013
Chicago Monitor
Not a day after I
posted my Zimmerman article the building that I live in starts having an Asian
American monitor. Now where I live now
has larger population of Asian Americans than
summit county but it’s still too much of a coincidence. They are the future of America and I accept
the future because our great media master Lynna Lai is the core American that
will lead us to what we haven’t experience in this media world. I probably
would have been more agitated if it was a black male with thug a attire yet it
still agitates me that our great anchor and her team sponsored someone of
Asian-American ethnicity to come to my living quarters and so soon.
When I first saw
him he looked as if he might be a student yet still students can work for the
powerful planners. I didn’t say Hi to
him but I could sense his antennas became more sensitive when he first saw me
step in the building. Lets hope
that he
does his Job well no matter what he does even if he is here to have me
killed, lets hope he makes our killer in our dreams proud.
Maybe he’s here so I
can be so agitated and or paranoid that I leave and when I leave the living
quarters I’ll be homeless and then she
can have someone kill me and have my body missing until it decomposes. She does have associations in Chicago which
has a very large Chinese population that hates my kind and would do anything
for our favored reporter. I wonder does our
Asian American monitor whose in the building have Chicago ties?
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