Monday, July 18, 2016
What are they trying to do?
The low-budget syndicated network USA Radio News has always sounded low-budget. Previously they were trying to mimic Fox, with the same fake focus on "right-wing" stuff provided by RNC's daily emails.
This week they've adopted a new sound that I can't figure out. It's a mix of the Fox-fake stuff with a COMPLETELY random assortment of stories from everywhere. A fire in Brooklyn, a golf-cart accident in Richmond. Their announcers are talking into an old speakerphone with loose wires and corroded plugs, sitting in a rolling travel trailer with a malfunctioning air conditioner. Reminds me of the way low-power student FM stations sounded in the '50s.
There's NO WAY you can sound this bad with any type of modern technology. Every Youtube vlogger sounds MUCH better than this, with the forgivable exception of deaf girls who can't monitor their own sound. Even I can sound better with my Campbell's Condense/d/r Soup Microphone.
You have to TRY HARD to sound that bad.
Why?
Oh. Got it. AP. Just as BLM makes black people look horrible and ISIS makes Muslims look horrible, USA Radio News is designed to make Repooflicans sound horrible. Disorganized loose-wired trailer trash. It's all there in my description, isn't it?
Update a couple months later: Found out that USA Radio is run by Floyd Brown. That explains it. Floyd is already well known as a false-flag operator assigned to make "conservatives" look horrible.
Labels: Age of Stings, Asked and answered
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