A Bad Case of Vampire Fears
Fired NPR CEO Vivian Schiller spoke Tuesday at the Paley Center for Media in New York and lashed out at the videographers who exposed the bigotry in her organization, calling the undercover sting an “abomination.” She admitted the rest of the establishment is “terrified” of being the next NPR, Planned Parenthood or ACORN…and speculated that the goal of these stings is to instill fear. “It’s terrifying,” Schiller said, that’s their “objective.”
Media, Morality, People | tree hugging sister | 
April 6, 2011 9:48 am
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Damn tootin’ that’s the objective, Toots. We got plenty of room for more notches.
It’s terrifying that people learn the truth about us!
It’s an abomination that people like her get jobs.
Hey Viv, if you lefties weren’t always skulking around doing your dirty work behind various curtains, you wouldn’t have anything to fear, no? Have fun in your new job (that is if anyone is stupid enough to give you one).
Cry me an effin’ river, Viv, while I warm up the violin.
What rimrockR said. Life’s a lot easier if you say what you mean and mean what you say instead of being a two-faced liar. I had help of course, but I think I had that one figured out by first grade.
Sure Viv, it’s an abomination to expose bigoted scum like you with the truth. Go cry to your soul mate, David Duke.
Nice video,but I don’t think it’s real.The lines in the road change speed and distance,indicating a computer generated scene.