Does anyone watch this joke of a network? They are nothing but corporate mouthpieces for Wall Street and the Federal Reserve. If they tell you to invest in something, short it. If they tell you a country is stable, it will surely implode. Milw05 did not imagine this episode in a drug induced stupor.
By John Galt
January 15, 2011
Wednesday, January 5, 2011 on CNBC with Erin Burnett; please note the part where the stock pumper says that “Tunisia is moderate and has a stable government” at the approximate halfway point:
Meanwhile, yesterday in Tunisia
Tunisian President Flees Country Amid Unrest
I’m sure that CNBC did minutes of research on this particular subject and put as much effort into the feature above so as to insure that they had their facts validated and background work completed.
Almost as much as in depth analysis as they did into finding stock pumpers to promote buying more Washington Mutual and Countrywide Financial as they were going down in flames also.
LLPOH says:
No one should invest in Tunisia. What a joke. Everyone knows that the Ivory Coast is the hot place to put your money. Get in now or miss the boat, folks.
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16th January 2011 at 9:31 pm
DavosSherman says:
cnBS
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16th January 2011 at 10:18 pm
Milw05 says:
Thanks for finding this Jim.
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16th January 2011 at 11:33 pm
eugend66 says:
Ruining credibility is ‘ en vogue ‘ in the MSM. You`re better off with the Tee Vee unpluged.
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16th January 2011 at 2:02 am
Covington says:
While I agree that CNBC is a crappy source of news and all MSM news is slanted I have noticed that some MSM news sources are coming out with bits of truth.
Last Jan. 6th on of Mexico’s leading financial news papers came out with the story on Geithner warnings on not acting increase the debt ceiling in the US. And just last week it was reported that experts are warning the US on its fiscal imbalances. Again this is a mainstream media paper.
On CNN “World Business Today” same thing. Last week they questioned how solid stock market gains really are based on such thin volumes. “Investors are questioning how much of the market’s gains are based on strong fundamentals in the economy or whether its because of Fed smoke and mirrors”.
Bottom line is that if I didn’t know better the MSM is reporting as usual truth and not fiction. My question is why are they now coming out with bits and pieces? To prepare the “Elite” Are these hints for the “Elite”?
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16th January 2011 at 12:55 pm