JCT: The Brantford Expositor is owned by the Osprey Media
and we get the first whiff of Osprey stink from editor David
Judd's article titled "Meet the provincial candidates."
which should have been titled "Meet only our favorite
provincial candidates."

>Meet the provincial candidates
>Expositor Staff
>Sep 14 2007
"With the provincial election underway, the Expositor takes
a close look at the candidates in Brant for the three main
parties in Saturday's Extra. We talk to them about what they
think the main issues are for voters in the Brantford area.
Check out what they have to say as you try to decide how to
case your vote in the Oct 10 election."

JCT: Without full information on the full slate of choices.
David Judd has presumed to filter out the Green Party
candidate and the Family Coalition Party candidate in
preparation for when I register so he can filter out the
Abolitionist Party John Turmel too. Democracy in Ontario,
Osprey Media style.

I wonder if Osprey is having its editors exclude the other
parties from their other newspapers all across Ontario too?
Anyway, just as we've witnessed the controlled media in the
United States passing on government lies, our controlled
media will make sure to pass on only info on those parties
approved by the backroom boys. The little guys will be in
articles on why the little guys even bother to run, the only
topic that ever interests reporters about small parties.

And so, if we look at Osprey's Expositor coverage in today's
Saturday paper, we'll see half a page on each of three of
Osprey's favorite provincial parties and nothing on the
others. And promises to keep the their in-depth coverage of
the three main parties coming.

I'm only glad that such corruption of the electoral process
is going down in Internet history with names of the crooks,
David Judd and Osprey Media, attached.

Stay tuned for more tales of Osprey Media corruption, no doubt.


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C6 to Governments in the http://www.un.org/millennium/declaration.htm
http://www.cyberclass.net/turmel USENET blog: alt.fan.john-turmel