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'''Newsmax''' is a <del>far-right</del> [[Republican]]-orientated <del>rumour factory</del> global news portal run by right-wing hack, conspiracy theorist<ref>[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Strange-Death-Vincent-Foster-Investigation/dp/0684838370/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1266621061&sr=8-1 written proof!]</ref>Republican Party fan, [[Christopher Ruddy]]. Ruddy founded the company in 1998 in, appropriately enough, [Florida]. Newsmax's principle is on the [[Internet]]. Its website is dominated by shock news<ref>[http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2007/7/9/140357.shtml?s=lh]</ref>, moral outage<ref>http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/4/8/55759.shtml</ref>, conspiracies<ref>http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/10/8/183956.shtml</ref> , and trashy advertising for dubious "get rich quick" schemes, [[quack|quack medicine]]s/workout programmes, and publications that feature ads for similar products.<ref>[http://www.newsmax.com/ for the adverts, look and weep]</ref> Some of this is regurgitated monthly in print form, though is seldom seen at news stands.
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'''Newsmax''' is a <del>far-right</del> [[Republican]]-orientated <del>rumour factory</del> global news portal run by right-wing hack, conspiracy theorist<ref>[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Strange-Death-Vincent-Foster-Investigation/dp/0684838370/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1266621061&sr=8-1 written proof!]</ref>Republican Party fan, [[Christopher Ruddy]]. Ruddy founded the company in 1998 in, appropriately enough, [[Florida]]. Newsmax's principle is on the [[Internet]]. Its website is dominated by shock news<ref>[http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2007/7/9/140357.shtml?s=lh]</ref>, moral outage<ref>http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/4/8/55759.shtml</ref>, conspiracies<ref>http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/10/8/183956.shtml</ref> , and trashy advertising for dubious "get rich quick" schemes, [[quack|quack medicine]]s/workout programmes, and publications that feature ads for similar products.<ref>[http://www.newsmax.com/ for the adverts, look and weep]</ref> Some of this is regurgitated monthly in print form, though is seldom seen at news stands.
  
 
Newsmax is popular with the type of people who read [[WorldNetDaily]]; both outlets feature similar world views of a idealised [[conservative]] [[God]]-fearing America besieged by godless [[liberal|libruls]], filthy [[anal sex|sodomites]], evil [[terrorism|terrorists]], and diseased illegal aliens.
 
Newsmax is popular with the type of people who read [[WorldNetDaily]]; both outlets feature similar world views of a idealised [[conservative]] [[God]]-fearing America besieged by godless [[liberal|libruls]], filthy [[anal sex|sodomites]], evil [[terrorism|terrorists]], and diseased illegal aliens.

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Newsmax is a far-right Republican-orientated rumour factory global news portal run by right-wing hack, conspiracy theorist[1]Republican Party fan, Christopher Ruddy. Ruddy founded the company in 1998 in, appropriately enough, Florida. Newsmax's principle is on the Internet. Its website is dominated by shock news[2], moral outage[3], conspiracies[4] , and trashy advertising for dubious "get rich quick" schemes, quack medicines/workout programmes, and publications that feature ads for similar products.[5] Some of this is regurgitated monthly in print form, though is seldom seen at news stands.

Newsmax is popular with the type of people who read WorldNetDaily; both outlets feature similar world views of a idealised conservative God-fearing America besieged by godless libruls, filthy sodomites, evil terrorists, and diseased illegal aliens.

Distinguished contributors to Newsmax include David Limbaugh (brother of Rush), Michael Reagan (the son of Saint Ronnie), "Doctor" Laura Schlesinger and the cartoon-villainish Richard Rahn, chairman of SPECTRE the Institute for Global Economic Growth[6].

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