I mean how exactly one hits for cash? “Hey Mittal, have some spare change..no? ok, how abt a steel rod?”

Each quote is followed by a link to the article from which it was taken. For example,

Even Jerry Kessler, director of the Nutritional Health Alliance, chief executive officer of N.Y.-based Natural Organics and designer of the circular, said it was a purely political response to regulations proposed by Durbin. He also agreed the flier was “not fair” and “in bad taste.” “Desperate times require desperate actions,” Kessler said. “I’m certainly going to do what’s necessary to call attention to our cause. If I sound to you like a hate-monger, then I can’t help it.” More than a million copies of the flier were sent to vitamin and supplement buyers, and Kessler said he’s responded personally to phone calls and letters from people he has offended. [Link]

If you click on the link and scroll down, you’ll see that the quote is not edited cleverly in any way, and all the words are from the original article. I have no idea what the printed copy of the article says.

Where’s the link, scan or quote?

Good job on the propaganda ennis

Pot, meet kettle.

So Bin Bajwa, Let’s say I called you a “clueless and illiterate moron” and then apologized for it and said that I wasn’t trying to be mean. If you then complained would your complaint be considered propoganda? Would you be blowing it out of proportion?