The JOHN FUND Jobs Program for Indigent or Challenged Writers, was operating full steam ahead during the years of 2002 - 2004. With the able help of the Wall Street Journal, the original media purchase by the Banksters when they were working diligently on establishing their license to steal via the Federal Reserve System, the conversion of journalism into a public relations branch for the corporate world was in place.
Journalism, the Fourth Estate for any free society, has rules, but following the rules does not produce lavish income. None of these people followed the rules. All used the cover of journalism to profit personally. Look over the Rules for Journalists.
Journalism, the Fourth Estate for any free society, has rules, but following the rules does not produce lavish income. None of these people followed the rules. All used the cover of journalism to profit personally. Look over the Rules for Journalists.
Eric Alterman
He just looooves gossip.
Katie Rossman.
Arm candy for Eric Alterman who got a swell new job at the Wall Street Journal.
Wendy McElroy Women are always evil, according to Wendy, who began her career on the street in Los Angeles. How do you think Wendy found a job at Fox News?
Christine Hall-Reis Christine had both professional and personal ambitions. Unfortunately for her, it did not work as planned. Instead of the job her very special relationship with Fund immediately preceded a divorce from her new husband.
Gail HeriotGail was looking for love in all the wrong places. Read her letters, it is a real treat.
