About Time Warner taking ABC off the air on May 1, 2000:

Isn't ABC calling itself "the American Broadcasting Company" again?

Maybe, compared to the other networks, ABC really is the most "American" network, and Time Warner, being pro New World Order, doesn't like that, and they want to punish ABC, and its owner Disney.

ABC was supposed to be airing the second half of the miniseries Arabian Nights on the night the channel was blacked out. Was this show too "Arab" for the NWO? (OK, I'm reaching. But then, the NWO is pretty grasping.)

ABC was also supposed to be airing the first night of "celebrity" Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, a show which I call "White Man's Revenge."

I call Who Wants to Be a Millionaire "White Man's Revenge," because the show is a meritocracy whose contestants are 90% white men, giving the lie to political correctness fantasies about people being "equal." Not as far as competitive quiz shows dealing with general knowledge, they aren't. This public display of unfiltered reality, petty as it is, is nevertheless unheard of in modern American history. I had to wonder what was behind this show from the moment I saw it. Big mojo, I thought.

On the other hand, it could simply be a bone the New World Order is throwing to white men to pacify the half of them that aren't already pacified by sports. White men are getting plenty pissed off, and the establishment knows it. "Better throw 'em a bone," they're saying. "The Man Show" on Comedy Central is another example of what could be desperation programming by the establishment.

Speaking of political incorrectness, ABC also airs Politically Incorrect (which came from Comedy Central), which is the one show in all of prime time network tv on which politically incorrect views can be (occasionally) aired.

ABC also airs Norm, a politically incorrect sitcom starring Norm MacDonald. A few years ago MacDonald was notoriously fired from Saturday Night Live by the president of NBC for being "not funny" and for repeatedly calling OJ Simpson guilty on the air. Memo to NBC: Norm MacDonald is very funny, as most people who saw him anchor Saturday Night Live's "Weekend Update" agreed. And I thought you types didn't really like OJ anyway.

So maybe ABC is too "American" or "white"--or "Arab," for that matter--for Time Warner's taste.

Then again, I thought Disney, the owner of ABC, was an NWO outfit. Isn't Disney supposed to be evil? If so, and if it is "evil Disney" against "evil Time Warner," which is the worst evil? I need a scorecard.