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Lady Gaga Has A Pimple On Her Ass

BREAKING NEWS STORY - Lady Gaga's Ass Pimple

AMP RADIO 97.1 FM SURVEY: Do you think Lady Gaga is mad about the pimple picture? Do you think that Gaga was rocking that rip to show off her imperfections?

HELPFREETHEEARTH SURVEY: Do you think we are being dumbed down, numbed down and demoralized by the corporate media Mafia?

Dumbing Down, Numbing Down and Demoralizing America

The banker gangsters who monopolize the world's television, film, and publishing industry control WHAT REACHES YOUR EYES. This same bankster MAFIA also control the music industry and WHAT REACHES YOUR EARS. It all adds up to the way you are programmed to think, perceive and relate to the world. http://www.helpfreetheearth.com/news132_music.html

BAD ROMANCE - EXCERPTS

Caught in a bad romance
Want your bad romance
I want your ugly
I want your disease
I want your everything
As long as it’s free
I want your drama
The touch of your hand
I want your leather studded kiss in the sand
I want it bad
A bad romance
I want your love and
All your lover’s revenge
You and me could write a bad romance

I want your horror
I want your design
‘Cuz you’re a criminal
As long as you’re mine

I want your psycho
Your vertigo shtick
Want you in my rear window
Baby you’re sick
You know that I want you (’Cuz I’m a free bitch baby)
I don’t wanna be friends
Want your bad romance!

"I'm really starting to believe that there is a conspiracy by the elite and the mass media to effectively dumb down (and demoralize) the American Population. I hate to say it but, I fear there are a lot, and I mean a lot of people who are so uniformed and very oblivious to what is truly going on in the world today?", says online commentator, Vinadetta.

"Just look at all the (distracting) crap that is "news" and the influence that is the Mass Media and advertising. To go along with this, I feel that our schools fail to teach kids how to think critically about issues and have any independent thought process.

With show's like Flavor of Love, Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader, not to mention the media hype over Lady Gaga and Lyndsey Lohan, how can any "News Agency" actually report on this stuff and call it News. Are our lives so boring and inadequate that we are really interested in these bimbo's and their drug use and DUI's? "

How RealityTV Poluutes Our Minds by Dan Gifford

Are viewers more likely to emulate behavior when the characters on the screen are "real people"? The answer appears to be ‘yes.’

“Reality programs are the most likely to be imitated” says Sarah Coyne, a Brigham Young University professor of family life and lead author of a study that will appear in the June issue of The Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media. She is just one of a number of academics studying the barely examined effects of Reality TV: “I knew the level of aggression was going to be high, but I had no idea it was going to be this high,” says Coyne. “All audiences think it won’t affect them, but we aren’t as immune as we think we are.”

“Reality television is overtaking the networks and polluting the viewers’ minds with distorted pictures of reality, leaving behind an even bigger effect than that of regular television,” writes Erica Pontius of Missouri Western State University’s Department of Psychology. “These shows appeal to a baser component of human nature, the part that gets pleasure from seeing other people fail,” adds Amber Watts in her book Melancholy, Merit, and Merchandise: The Postwar Audience Participation Show. “What are the repercussions of this,” she asks?

Unrealistic Expectations

Reality TV, as opposed to fictional stories, represents itself as real life, causing many to believe their own lives should be as dramatic as a meeting with Harvey Weinstein.

Desire for Status

“Fans of the shows are much more likely to agree with statements like, ‘Prestige is important to me’ and ‘I am impressed with designer clothes,’  says Psychology Today. Those viewers liked to fantasize about gaining status and fame by just showing up.

Escapism

Always an element in fictional drama, but it’s even more pronounced when viewers see ordinary people leaving their everyday routine to try being  America’s Next Top Model or to test their manhood on an Alaskan fishing boat. Deadliest Catch captain Sig Hanson said he’s amazed how many men come North looking for crew work they are clearly unable to handle.

Lack of Privacy

Because of reality TV conditioning, “expectations of privacy have been eroded … Public disclosure, even of formerly private behavior and feelings, is the expectation” says Brad Waite of Central Connecticut State University.