Rush Limbaugh

[Anders Lindman]

I wanted to listen to Alex Jones' Sunday show on infowars.com but instead I was 'lead' to the Rush Limbaugh show. I must say that Limbaugh is a powerful radio host. Even if I didn't intellectually agree with what he said it felt like he was carpet bombing my mind into submission. :D Impressing stuff. I must listen to him some more to figure out how he manages to do that.

[Anders Lindman]

Limbaugh seems to be using some sort of subliminal cues. I listened to him and tried to extract some underlying messages, and one example was that the name Oprah Winfrey popped into my mind, and whaddayaknow! Some minute later, Limbaugh mentioned the name Oprah Winfrey. I still haven't figured out how he managed to implant the near-subconscious thought into my mind about Oprah even before he mentioned her.

[Anders Lindman]

Whoa! He did it again. This time Limbaugh implated the thought about Hillary Clinton into my mind some minute before he mentioned her name. He must be using some special cues.

[logan 5]

Rush is basically a hack for the Bush administration which is why I can't stand him..it wouldn't surprise me if he's using some kind of sublimial messages in his broadcast.

[Anders Lindman]

Rush is basically a hack for the Bush administration which is why I can't stand him..it wouldn't surprise me if he's using some kind of sublimial messages in his broadcast.

Yeah, Republican spokesperson of some kind.

I have stopped listening to the show. Some 90% of it was commercials. Quite unlistenable. :(

[auron]

Here is Bill Hicks' take on Rush....

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

:D

[Anders Lindman]

Here is Bill Hicks' take on Rush....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pg2_MntkMzg

:D

lol. Sounds like Limbaugh is quite famous/infamous. :D It's difficult to attack Rush because his power comes from subliminals and mastering subconscious messages I believe.

But if all his shows have such a profusion of repetitive and low-quality commercials, not even Limbaugh will be able to keep his audience. I'm not against radio commercials, but they should be in small doses, and not be the oppressive SHOUTING and stressfully repetitive kind plastered in 90% of the program time!!! That just sucks.