EndrTimes: This puts the P in NPR

Friday, April 12, 2013

This puts the P in NPR

As I turned on the radio this morning to listen to the latest news... I was dumbfounded when I heard a couple of consciousness raising stories within minutes from each other. What I heard on the local NPR station astonished me. Yet, what I hear on the headlines nowadays, especially on NPR, never ceases to amaze me since they take a New Age-ish, illogical approach to most topics they cover. However, this morning's two diametrically opposed 'stories', take the cake. One of the segments featured a father (one of 2 fathers in a same sex union) speaking to his son; and the other report mentioned that this month - April is Child Abuse Prevention Month.

The man tells the child: "Poppa and I are gay".

Poppa - Prevention - Predators

Are these people serious?

The first story has a homosexual man asking a child questions about what he will do when he grows up, and the next segment spoke about the Bradford County Sheriff placing signs outside the residences of Sexual Predators (identifying them as such), as a service to their communities in Florida.

I believe this really puts the icing on the cake. I have heard it all now!

I think I now know what the P in NPR stands for. Is isn't it peculiar?

Perplexing? Pertinacious? Pernicious; presumptuous; perfidious; perturbing?

Is it pervasive, perverse, or perverted?

Perhaps, in their minds NPR may think they are providing progressive, prim and proper, perfectly pure, programming?

But, I believe the most appropriate description for their Hegelian Dialectic agenda, in my opinion is perverted.

That's what the P stands for:

NPR (~~National Public Radio~~)= National Perverted Radio

Arsenio

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