NRA infomercial???

[motorhead]

channel surfing at 1 am and what do i find? "the secret war on guns". pretty strong. lambasted f&f and the proposed un treaty.
anyone else seen this?

[Mulay El Raisuli]

channel surfing at 1 am and what do i find? "the secret war on guns". pretty strong. lambasted f&f and the proposed un treaty.
anyone else seen this?

I haven't. Does anyone know if it's on-line?


The Raisuli

[surfguy]

I saw it too. Quite a contrast to the anti documentaries Current TV has been showing. The NRA piece was on Reelz and plays again weds 7/11 at 1am

[chicoredneck]

Unell it plays at some time during normal tv viewing, they may as well be peeing into the wind. 1am, really, that's the best time slot the NRA could afford?

[chicoredneck]

I suppose it is better than nothing

[hawk1]

Unell it plays at some time during normal tv viewing, they may as well be peeing into the wind. 1am, really, that's the best time slot the NRA could afford?

Yet he saw it...

I'm sure many others as well. Late night programming is dirt cheap so money well spent...

[Mrbroom]

The show is also available on the NRA website. Its broken down into the 4 or 5 sepaerate videos.

[Librarian]

Probably http://videos.allinnra.com/nraorg

[MontClaire]

I saw it too. Quite a contrast to the anti documentaries Current TV has been showing. The NRA piece was on Reelz and plays again weds 7/11 at 1am

It's funny and stupid at the same time to watch these idiots repeat the same crap propaganda when holder has been caught setting the whole thing up!
Interesting to know if looneys at currents have been watching the news themselves lately.

[Tarn_Helm]

Yup.

It's funny and stupid at the same time to watch these idiots repeat the same crap propaganda when holder has been caught setting the whole thing up!
Interesting to know if looneys at currents have been watching the news themselves lately.

My sentiments exactly.

[Farrier-1]

NRA could afford better TV time slots if they quit sending all the other junk snail mail.

[vincewarde]

NRA could afford better TV time slots if they quit sending all the other junk snail mail.

An infomercial would literally cost millions to air in prime time - 30 - 120 second spots are more cost effective and will surely be used in the swing states.

In the mean time, record, burn DVDs and disribute to friends and family.

[Anchors]

That is good to hear.
You only ever get one side of the coin (mostly) in the mainstream.