Presstitute from the examiner.com pretends to not know her boss is 'Neoconservative friendly' - hence the anti-russian, pro-american fixed agenda in her writing

1. Phil Bradbury ‏@9toedsleuth  2h2 hours ago

   @JuliaDavisNews @PutinQuotes @gbazov Zionist owned, Neocon run media are your pimps, you've alot to learn about life Julia.

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2. I WAS AT LEAST 50% RIGHT WITHOUT EVEN RESEARCHING IT - Not hard to spot a neocon though ;)

1. Julia Davis ‏@JuliaDavisNews  2h2 hours ago

   @9toedsleuth @PutinQuotes @gbazov Examiner is "Zionist owned, Neocon run media"?

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Owner of the Examiner Philip Anschutz Empire http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Anschutz

Over the years, Anschutz has avoided the public spotlight while amassing his fortune and supporting conservative institutions, candidates and causes, including Colorado’s controversial anti-gay Amendment 2 campaign.

He’s also supported the Discovery Institute in Seattle, a major proponent of Intelligence Design.

Thus far this year, according to OpenSecrets.org, Anschutz has contributed $21,500 to the National Republican Senatorial Committee, $5200 to House Speaker John Boehner and another $15,000 to three other Republicans.

Over the years, he has also contributed to: Brent Bozell’s right-wing Media Research Center; the New York-based Institute for American Values; Enough is Enough, a conservative philanthropy-supported organization that campaigns for marriage and against single parenting, which claims to be “Lighting the way to protect children and families from the dangers of illegal Internet pornography and sexual predators”; and, Morality in the Media, established in 1962 “to combat obscenity and uphold decency standards in the media.” 

Through his Clarity Media Group (CMG), Anschutz owns a number of media entities. In 2005, he started the free circulation Washington Examiner, a volubly conservative newspaper. In June of this year, CMG announced it was laying off 70 percent of the Examiner’s staff and scrapping local media coverage, focusing instead on plans to move the paper to an online business model with a weekly print magazine, which will focus on national political reporting and commentary.

CMG bought the neoconservative Weekly Standard in 2009. It also owns The Gazette newspaper in Colorado Springs, the state's second-largest daily newspaper, and The Oklahoman, the daily newspaper of Oklahoma City, and Red Alert Politics, which describes itself as “an online publication written by and for young conservatives.”

 http://www.truth-out.org/buzzflash/commentary/conservative-christian-billionaire-philip-anschutz-and-the-death-of-the-king-of-pop/18153-conservative-christian-billionaire-philip-anschutz-and-the-death-of-the-king-of-pop

Another Manufactured Dissent Neocon Presstitute exposed - they're getting so blatant they might as well be stood under a red light ( This one took less than 15 minutes of research to confirm it )

http://philsreport.blogspot.co.uk/2015/04/another-manufactured-dissent-neocon.html