Bringing back the "Fairness Doctrine" won't help us. It will just insure our total enslavement to establishment narratives. There is a much better way to break up the establishment, and it can be done legally and ethically.
The over the air broadcast frequencies are inherently public property. The FCC was only supposed to exist frequency coordination. The over the air broadcast channels are permits to broadcasters which are held by five or six corporations, this is where everything went wrong.
It should be one locally based and independent broadcaster for each broadcast station where all the programing choices are the choice of only local staff. The stations themselves must be subject to public approval every one or two years.
And now the broadcast media has been returned to the public.
Bringing back the "Fairness Doctrine" won't help us. It will just insure our total enslavement to establishment narratives. There is a much better way to break up the establishment, and it can be done legally and ethically.
The over the air broadcast frequencies are inherently public property. The FCC was only supposed to exist frequency coordination. The over the air broadcast channels are permits to broadcasters which are held by five or six corporations, this is where everything went wrong.
It should be one locally based and independent broadcaster for each broadcast station where all the programing choices are the choice of only local staff. The stations themselves must be subject to public approval every one or two years.
And now the broadcast media has been returned to the public.