The Meaning of the Word "Staged"

Ah, the old stage trick in getting people to believe on what is going on but really isn't. Let's start off with the der Slickmeister stage trickster, Bill Clinton, whenever photographers are around.



From Rush Limbaugh:

But Bill Clinton with cameras up on the hill overlooking the beach decided to take a stroll as a lone man; out there on the horizon, a lone battleship. Bill Clinton strolling along in pensive, sensitive, deep-caring thought. All of a sudden Clinton stops. He looks down; he notices something. Why, it's a pile of rocks, on a beach where there are none! Bill Clinton, with tear now beginning to stream from his eye, kneels down and arranges, with the photographers and TV cameras all focused from atop the hill, overlooking the beach. Bill Clinton kneels down and places those stones, which had to be put there by somebody, into the shape of a cross. The battleship is in the background. He knew exactly where to stop. The battleship was told where to be, stones were placed so that he would be right in the line of fire for those cameras shooting the beach and the Clinton leaned down and placed those stones. This is the man who wrote once of having "loathing the military." It was an entirely, purely staged event.

Indeed. Uber staged.



Here's Al Gore in his oh-so-obvious staged attempt to look more "environmentally friendly" by getting the dam to release 4 billion gallons of water worth over $7 million dollars just so he could float his canoe for the photogs. All this was done during a drought, too. And all this just to provide Gore a photo-opportunity to highlight the $100,000 grant to the Connecticut River Joint Commission. This was dubbed as "Floodgate." You do the math. $7 million dollars just to highlight a $100,000 grant. What an absolute waste.





Here's Mr. and Mrs Clinton "dancing" to the music (in the minds) for a great "get together" photo op for the presses during their New Year's one-day vacation in the Caribbean made headlines. It was reported that the two were physically affectionate during several recent White House functions in 1998.

Mrs Clinton is said to be in "fighting mood" and the first round of her battle was fought outside a Washington church on Sunday. She was seen walking arm in arm with her husband. It was the first time the couple had appeared in public since allegations surfaced that he had an affair with the White House aide Monica Lewinsky and then asked her to lie about it.

Walking in arm in arm? Apparently staged without Hillary Clinton in on about his secret-secret love affair with Monica Lewinsky. A really sickening photo knowing that der Slickmeister knowingly had an affair when the photo was taken. Paparazzi it ain't.

If you want a classic staged event from President Clinton, then look no further when he shed miraculous crocodile tears in 7 short steps at the Ron Brown funeral as he got out of the limo. Clinton spotted the cameras pointing at him and realized suddenly that he was smiling as he got out of his limo. So, in 7 steps he was able to shed a tear or two with a pouty lip. Bad save of the day, I'd say.

And, oh, about the so-called "staged" event with President Bush and the soldiers? Well, one of the soldier who was a part of that gave a piece of his mind to the MSM outlets for their dishonest reportings.

Here's the blogsite belonging to that same soldier who was a part of the teleconference rebuts nicely in his own blog about the MSM's claim of a "staged" event.

If you want a real staged moment from a soldier asking questions then look no further than the time with Rumsfeld.

Edward Daley of Renew America has this to say:

Of course, what every one of these stories left out was the fact that ALL such media events are planned in advance, and that the people participating are always screened beforehand, no matter who the President is, or what party he happens to belong to. Furthermore, the "rehearsal" period amounted to Deputy Assistant Defense Secretary, Allison Barber, asking the troops simple questions concerning the order in which they would answer questions, and making sure that unsightly debris was cleared from camera shot.

This sort of activity is so routine in terms of arranging a television shoot, that to even mention it as part of the story being covered is patently ridiculous, and the only reason why the press has gone to the trouble to do so, is because most journalists HATE George W. Bush. There is no other logical explanation for it.

The fact of the matter is that none of the troops who appeared on camera were "coached" to say anything. They were only informed of the sort of questions that the President would be asking them, so that they could mentally prepare to give their responses. Their words were entirely their own, and the media parasites covering the event knew that, yet they have gone out of their way to give the American people the false impression that the whole thing was some sort of put-on.

Edward gives lots of examples of MSM dishonesty in his links. It is obvious how the MSM attempt at every turn to try and use certain political frame of event be used AGAINST President Bush. Why? Because they hate losing to President Bush and would do so even if it means demoralizing U.S. troops and America to the benefits and advatages of Islamic terrorists everywhere.

See where this is going kiddies? Do you understand what "staged" means now?

Good.

I hope so. Still confused? Check out Generation Why? blogging on the meaning of the word "staged."