Not only did we witness videos of him removing evidence of his crimes, but his crimes were committed in his role as the owner, the 1%, of media company Hollinger International. This company owned daily newspapers like The Daily Telegraph, Chicago Sun Times and Canada’s National Post.
EVERYTHINGZOOMER.COM IS PART OF THE ZOOMERMEDIA INTERACTIVE NETWORK: CARP | CLASSICAL 96.3 | GOLDHAWK | IDEACITY | JOYTV10 | JOYTV11 | MOSES ZNAIMER | MZTV | ONE< | VISIONTV | ZOOMERS.CA | ZOOMER MAGAZINE | AM740/ZOOMERRADIO | ZOOMER SHOW | ZOOMER SINGLES | ZOOMERLIFE CONFERENCEI have written about the conglomeration, this lobby group that includes Znaimer's media groups.
They purport to be speaking for those of us over age 45, but rarely do they feature those who make up the 99%!
Now, I subscribe to Zoomer magazine. I liked it because they feature real people, my age, with unretouched photos of people who don't hide their signs of age. But they do focus on those with money, power and influence, Znaimer's peers and peerage. Moses Znaimer head this group. He is another of the 1% who doesn't seem to understand the rest of us. A large number of this 1% live in Rosedale, in inner city Toronto, including Conrad Black. We used to drive through this amazing community, with huge mansions, trees, several ravines, and average house prices of $1 million, average income of over $200,000 per year.Unfortunately, CARP is connected to AARP, American Association of Retired Persons. Both being lobby groups. CARP is featured in Zoomer Magazine. I will be phoning Zoomer Magazine to cancel my subscription. They ride the bandwagon, capturing headlines, claiming to speak for us retirees. They gain headlines by featuring extreme issues, such as Elder Abuse, without making real change, nor including real information and data. Most seniors, especially the ones they feature, live in luxury, and live good lives. They do nothing for those who live and die in ill-health and poverty.
2 comments:
I've never seen a Zoomer magazine, Jenn, and now I'm glad of it. Brava for canceling your subscription. They don't deserve your money.
I wouldn't enjoy dying in poverty, but I will most certainly die in, or of, ill-health.
I was being facetious there, so please don't get me wrong, my friend. I'm very proud of you for having the courage of your convictions. Since I started reading your blog I've always been impressed with your attitude toward life and people.
I completely understand you getting emotional about a magazine that would hire Conrad Black to do anything except, perhaps, deliver or sell the magazines door-to-door. He should be treated just like any ex-con, but he won't be. That's just the way the world is, especially these days when Big Business gets all the breaks, and Granny gets none.
Luv, K
I was disappointed last year when the Occupy Movement dried up and blew away. The 1 % is still and issue and someday has to be dealt with. I guess it will take more action than the Occupy Movement. We also have to start supporting different political parties.
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