Dirty Secret Behind Warren Buffett's Billions

Consolidation of mass media into mammoth monopolies is the single greatest contributor to the slow death of American democracy and freedom.

"Manufacturing and commercial monopolies owe their origin not to a tendency imminent in a capitalist economy but to governmental interventionist policy directed against free trade." – Ludwig von Mises

"The modern growth of monopolies in the shape of trusts, cartels, federations of employers and so on has greatly increased the power of the capitalist to levy toll on the community.

This tendency will not cease of itself, but only through definite action on the part of those who do not profit by the capitalist regime." - Bertrand Russell

"The fact is, corporations and their vast monopolies
have killed radio." - Tim Lovestedt

Sinclair put Donald Trump in the White House

Sinclair's Synchronized Fake News Broadcast Goes Viral

Local TV forced to denounce 'one-sided news'

"No programmer wants to draw attention by chosing songs too far
outside the mainstream."- Tom Calococci, KBBT program director

In the first quarter of 2006 research found radio listeners are hearing 23% fewer new rock songs, 14% fewer pop songs, 16% fewer hip-hop songs and 17% fewer adult contemporary songs than they were in the first quarter of 2005.

This occurred as the number of new album releases increased.

Except for in the major metropolitian areas basically two c✡rp✡rate media corporations control the radio airwaves.

The recent shift is part of a broader trend toward homogenization and repetitive airplay that has been underway for the past decade as radio station ownership has consolidated.

The following table lists the communities where these two corporations monopolized the radio airwaves:

State	Clear Channel Radio Monopolies	Cumulus Media Monopolies
Alabama	-Gadsden -Huntsville -Tuscaloosa
Alaska	-Fairbanks
Arizona	-Chinle -Tuba City -Tucson -Yuma
Arkansas	-Little Rock
California	-Chico -Monterey -San Luis Obispo -Victorville	-Ventura
Coloradado	-Colorado Springs	-Grand Junction
Delaware	-Wilmington	-Danbury
Florida	-Florida Keys -Fort Myers/Naples -Panama City -Rock Punta Gorda -Sarasota	-Fort Walton Beach
Georgia	-Macon -Savannah
Idaho	-Boise -Pocatello -Twin Falls -Idaho Falls (no other major companies)
Illinois	-Carbondale	-Rockford
Iowa	-Burlington -Des Moines -Fort Dodge -Fort Madison -Iowa City	-Dubuque -Waterloo .
Louisiana	-Lake Charles
Maryland	Ocean City
Massachusetts	-Worcester -Springfield
Michigan	-Ann Arbor -Grand Rapids
Minnisota		-Faribault -Kalamazoo
Mississippi	-Jackson	-Columbus
Missouri		-Jefferson City
New Hampshire .	-Lebanon -Manchester -Portsmouth (no other major companies)
New Mexico .	-Albuquerque -Farmington -Gallup (no other major companies)
New York	-Binghamton -Syracuse -Utica	-Westchester
North Carolina	-Raleigh	-Fayetteville -Wilmington
North Dakota	-Bismarck -Dickinson -Fargo -Minot
Ohio .	-Akron -Chillicothe -Defiance -Findlay -Lima -Lorain -Mansfield -Sandusky -Tiffin	-Canton Salem
Oklahoma	-Oklahoma City
Oregon	-Corvallis -Medford	-Eugene
Pennsylvania .	-Allentown -Johnstown -New Castle -Reading -Williamsport
South Carolina	-Charleston -Columbia	-Florence -Myrtle Beach
Tennessee	-Chattanooga -Cookeville
Texas	-El Paso -Waco -Wichita Falls	-Abilene
Utah	-Salt Lake City (no other major companies)
Vermont .	-Burlington -Randolph (no other major companies)
Virginia	-Charlottesville
Washington	-Centralia -Spokane
West Virginia .	-Huntington -Wheeling (no other major companies)
Wisconsin	-Eau Claire	-Appleton -Green Bay
Wyoming .	-Casper -Cheyenne (no other major companies)

Morris Communications controls the radio airwaves in Palm Springs, California; Aberdeen & Moses Lake & Wenatchee, Washington.

Infinity Broadcasting controls the radio airwaves in Fresno & Riverside, California; Hartford, Massachusetts.

Entercom Communications controls the radio airwaves in Wichita, Kansas; Scranton, Pennsylvania; Longview, Washington.

Cox Enterprises controls the radio airwaves in Stamford, Connecticut; Long Island, New York.

Emmis controls the radio airwaves in Terre Haute, Indiana.

"Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin launched the FCC formal review of media ownership rules.

"Further Notice of Proposed Rule Making," issued July 25, 2006 is vague, but its intent is clear: to let a few giant media amalgamations swallow up more local television channels, radio stations and newspapers in a single market.

If the changes are approved, one corporation could own the major daily newspaper, eight radio stations and three television stations locally.

In 2009 by allowing stations to broadcast multiple signals one corporation could control 12 or even 18 television channels in a single city.

Media companies enjoy higher profit margins than most industries.

Radio and television station ownership is by definition regulated - these are the public airwaves and there are only so many channels available.

The only question is on whose behalf will Washington make the rules: major media companies or the public?" - Robert W. McChesney, Free Press

Laws of Economics

LB Woolfolk

Principle I . In a normal state of things, all prices are regulated by two things - the amount of currency and the law of supply and demand.

Principle II. A large capital in business operations is a great advantage, and gives to its possessors a marked superiority over competitors without capital.

Principle III. Persons established in business have an advantage over those just starting in the same business, other things equal.

Principle IV. A new man who starts in business poor is at a great disadvantage in competition with rich men who are already established.

Principle V. A new man who starts in business in antagonism with well established rich men will be at such a disadvantage that he will fail.

Principle VI. In business crises, all started by the calling of loans, established capital has a great advantage over newcomers without much capital.

Principle VII. In business crises, which create economic contractions, men without capital who have to borrow money are at a disadvantage and they are the first to go broke.

Principle VIII. Newcomers with little capital cannot enter into competition with well capitalized established rich men and drive them out of business.

Principle IX. In business crises, women of small capital can not successfully enter into competition with rich men well established and take business.

Principle X . The superiority of large capital is apparent in all operations.

Principle XI. The laws of chance varies within certain limits but in the long run conform to regular laws of bell curves both hypothetical and theoretical.

In gambling operations the longest purse will win in the long run.

Principle XII. In operations in Boards of Trade, newcomers with less capital can not break better capitalized men and reduce them to bankruptcy.

Principle XIII . Economically a man can only make a reasonable amount.

Principle XIV. The wealth of a country, under the operation of the natural laws of political economy, will increase most rapidly in times of prosperity and will increase more slowly in eras of industrial depression.

The Principles of Political Economy are violated:

1. In the abnormal condition of prices - no longer regulated by the amount of currency or by the law of supply and demand;

2. In the abnormal condition of business - newcomers with borrowed capital take possession of everything;

3. In the rapid amalgamation of wealth in the hand of a newcomer who has sprung up from poverty into unprecedented wealth; and

4. In the anomalous fact that the wealth of our country has increased most rapidly when the general prosperity was at the lowest ebb.

God does not choose to work miracles by setting aside the regular Laws of Nature, but leaves natural laws to work out their natural results.

The heaviest capital carries with it power to crush smaller operators ; as surely as a thundercloud carries rain, or the North Wind blows frost.

Somewhere Over The Rainbow

"The treasure you think not worth taking trouble to find, this one alone is the real treasure you are longing for.

The glittering treasure you are hunting for day and night lies buried on "the other side of that hill yonder."

B. Traven, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre

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