I have an idea, rather simple, actually. I am stating it here on Vanguard News Network this first day of Spring, March 20, 2008 with the hope some of our sharp minded men on VNN can see some feasibility in it.

Who are our Internet experts? Dietrich? Stan Sikorski? OTPPT? Chain?

The Internet is not a livingroom commodity like the TV. But it is competing with television and the newspaper. I often hear commentators on Fox and CNN talking about the news buzzing on the Internet. Millions are on the Internet from around the world.

Craig Cobb has Pod Blanc. I haven't figured out how he does Pod Blanc. I thought one had to go through hosts sites like YouTube, Google or Yahoo to broadcast videos. Craig does not seem to do that. Whatever he has I am glad for it. But....

What if a sharp computer Techie could make possible videos and films or live shows that fit the width of the computer screen? As things stand now when we look at a video on YouTube or Pod Blanc we see a small screen that is not accessible to the whole family or room of people unless they are sitting or bending over to look at the computer.

If full-width screen presentations could be made possible we would be able to compete with the Jew-controlled television. I KNOW the public would embrace technology like that. Families would eventually have them in their family rooms, dens, etc. The demand would automatically make computer manufactures develop wider screens. Whole families could watch the screen all at the same time. I am sure there are possibilities I have not thought about.

People like VNN could have scheduled programming. We could advertise the shows like our radio shows. Times would be set for certain "named" segments. Care and professionalism would need to go in to the development of our programs. Promptness would be essential, professional conduct, newsworthy discussions and CLEAN language. People would have access to news on wide computers screens they do not get from the controlled Jew tube.

Does anyone know if this sort of thing is possible? It would be our break-through to communicating to the masses. Wouldn't it?

Just a thought.