Parts of liberal media try to censor news of this event.

by James Buchanan

The government of California recently passed the most massive tax increase for a state in US history. This incredible expense is a direct result of the massive illegal alien population who cost California $13 billion dollars per year. The John and Ken talk radio show staged an anti-tax rally in response to politicians breaking promises not to raise taxes.

The anti-tax rally in Fullerton was so MASSIVE that “Freeway off ramps heading into Fullerton had to be shut down because so many people were heading to the event.” One liberal new outlet claimed that “hundreds of people showed up” apparently making no serious effort to get the number right. Most of the liberal media cut the number of people to 8,000 —which would still be a good-sized rally.

The soon-to-be-bankrupt L.A. Times (which endlessly coddles illegal aliens and supports every liberal cause) did not write one word about this massive rally. The John and Ken Show checked on other rallies the L.A. Times covered recently and they found:

* an animal rights rally with two dozen protesters,

* a rally in Oregon by a few hundred (probably union hacks) calling for HIGHER taxes and

* and a political rally in a foreign nation with a couple thousand people.

Apparently a political rally with over 15,000 (mostly White) angry protesters right in their backyard in Fullerton protesting the highest state taxes in the nation did not merit a story. What a bunch of worthless shills!!! I will be celebrating the day when the L.A. Times officially goes bankrupt.

While the liberal media may try to censor events like this, they can’t. They will only lose more readers and make the John and Ken radio show an even bigger phenomenon and boost the audiences for alternate Internet news sites like this one, which report the news rather than censor it.

One lady who called up the John and Ken show said she called up a Los Angeles news outlet and told them that 15,000 people were protesting higher taxes in Fullerton. They told her it was not “newsworthy.” She called up later and told the same news agency that there were a couple hundred illegal aliens holding a protest and they “practically crawled through the phone line” trying to get more information from her on that story. She called back a third time and tried complaining again, and they claimed it was 8,500 not 15,000 (so they knew about the rally and they’re quick to put out their LOW estimate of the crowd size). She then said “Well even if it was 8,500 –that’s still a lot of people so why didn’t you cover the story?”

The Fullerton County Examiener wants to stay in business and reported “Shouting ‘Off with their heads!’ and ‘Heads on a stick!’ over 15,000 people from all over California descended on downtown Fullerton for the Revolt, Recall, Repeal rally to protest over $50 billion in tax increases in the state of California and to begin a recall effort against the governor and many state legislators. Freeway off ramps heading into Fullerton had to be shut down because so many people were heading to the event and police services were stretched thin, according to a sergeant handling traffic duty at the event. The crowd came as far away as San Diego, where 50 people chartered a bus to come and a caravan also came down from Palmdale. Russell Beare of San Dimas was among many who traveled a distance to attend the rally. ‘I don’t care how far I had to come, I’d be here,’ he said, ‘Truthfully, I hope this wakes up everybody in the United States. This has got to stop!’ “