How hard would it be to create an organization that ...

[rjx]

.. would post magazine and newspaper ads in various publications explaining PNAC, 911 warnings that were ignored, the Bush family ties to terrorism and OBL?

I know it would cost a bunch of money. But how hard would it it be to run these ads in the major publications / newspapers?

Would anyone be interested in forming this kind of organization? I have time and money that I would be more than grateful to donate to this. Plus the site could have a paypal option or other payment methods for those that would be interested in donating for the cause.

What do you think?


BTW
I got this idea from the other thread I have active after I was re-reading what I wrote.

[schultzee]

1. I don't know about organizing, but I would be more than willing

to contribute to it. It is a wonderful idea and most republicans are so stupid that they don't even know the terrible things that they are supporting.

[rjx]

2. Anyone else ...

... interested in my idea?

[nickgutierrez]

3. Yes.

What would "organizing" entail?

[rjx]

4. I presume it would be fairly easy?

We would need a website explaining what we are about and to take donations.
We would need a few people educated on the situation to type the text on the site, and to participate in the advertisements.
Then we would need to get our advertisements into the magazines and newspapers.

I pretty much don't know what I am talking about since I have no experience in something like this. Does anyone else have something they would like to add? Feel free to chime in.

The only problem I could see is the magazines not wanting anything to do with this? But if we were capable of running simultaneous newspaper ads in the United States, we would get our message out to hundreds of thousands, if not millions.

I am going to go out on a limb and suggest that we could really create a lot of attention to the organization, and possibly be discussed on political talk shows throughout the USA. If we do this right, we can really open the eyes of millions of the "blind" Bush supporters.

If done correct, we could prevent Bush from getting re-elected.

[WhoCountsTheVotes]

5. The corporate media wouldn't run it

You won't be allowed to buy national airtime, whether you have the money or not (look at what happened to Adbusters and Buy Nothing Day). Major newspapers might run a solitary ad now and again, but they won't run a whole campaign, regardless of what you pay.