As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
The long life of Jeff Rense has been one of extreme angles for which some of the periods have afforded an option for saving lives as in the COVID pushback on the vax, but then Rense and the missing Erica Khan had to delve into hatchet jobs on others as this is a trait which appears time and again. He can do magnificent work and then go off in the worst misinformation when things do not fit his solutions of the moment.
He is a person who made allot of money and a person who has wasted a fortune. He is a hybrid who swerves around the field and is an absolute genius for getting people to talk to him, when he wants them to marry him or join him on some venture.
As shown in the chart above, the total estimated revenue for banner ads on Rense.com (not including income from affiliate links, text ads, or the “Rense DVD & Book Store”) is approximately $22,175 per month, or $266,100 per year.
Assuming that 25% of that figure is paid in commission to whomever is marketing and selling the ad space, that leaves an estimate of $199,575 in banner ad revenue (net of commissions) for Rense.com.
Let’s round that down to an even 3000 subscribers. At $5.95/month, Jeff Rense’s income from radio subscriptions works out to $17,850 per month, or $214,200 per year.
In that this is Jeff Rense, if he needs you or you are connected, he will not bully you. Get on the wrong side of him for whatever conclusions he arrives at and you will experience a quite feminine scorn which is part of this backbiting, centered in a traumatic and fractured childhood.
Below is a version of what Jeff Rense repeats as he takes what others have written and then rewrites it to suit his propaganda, and then leaves thee original authors name on it.
Kennedy Grey was kind enough to send us a copy of the original article[4], and here we compare selections from it with Rense’s altered version.
| Original text | Altered text | Comment |
| When Jeff Rense walked away from a #1 rated Oregon-based TV talk show, people suspected job burnout. | When Jeff Rense walked away from a #1 rated Oregon TV news anchor position, people suspected job burnout. | Seems that working for a #1 “TV talk show” doesn’t sound nearly as impressive as being a #1 “TV news anchor.” |
| Twelve years as an on-air news personality and production person “up and down the west coast”… | Twelve years as on on-air news anchor and News Director “up and down the west coast”… | Why be a “news personality and production person” when you can be a “news anchor and News Director”? |
| “I witnessed television news in the ’70s recede from film journalism to a video product.” | “I witnessed television news in the 80s recede from journalism to ‘product’.” | Is changing the decade meant to give the perception of youth? |
| Sightings runs the gamut from outright lunacy… to more down-to-earth topics like China’s oppression of Tibet and government whistle-blowing. | His show content runs the gamut from outright lunacy… to more down to earth topics as government intrugue[sic], secret weapons, and cutting edge health issues. | It would appear that “China’s oppression of Tibet and government whistle-blowing” isn’t nearly as sexy as “government intrugue[sic], secret weapons, and cutting edge health issues.” |
| Rense’s fears about media consolidation are easily validated. The Telecommunications Act of 1996 allows any network or company to own TV stations reaching as many as 35% of the nation’s households (previously, the limit was 25%). In areas with fewer than 35,000 people, the local phone company can completely buy out the local cable company. The TC act also lifts national limits on radio station ownership–now one company can own up to eight stations in the market (AM or FM). | [Not in altered version.] | Why clutter up a perfectly good puff piece with all those relevant facts? Better to just delete the whole lot. |
| The TC Act also allows local phone companies to offer cable, and long-distance carriers to offer local phone service: cable can offer phone, or one can offer all three. With the expense of getting into new businesses like phone service or cable, these interests are more likely to merge than compete. | [Not in altered version.] | Ditto. |
| [Not in original version.] | (The top trade magazine, Talkers, named Jeff to the top 100 talk show hosts in America in 2001…) | Always room for a bit more puffery. |
| Rense’s website is also quite popular, currently drawing over 4 million total hits per month. | Rense’s world-renowned news service, www.rense.com, is currently drawing over ten million total hits per month. | Why be a “quite popular” website when you can be a “world-renowned news service”? Might as well change “4 million hits” to “10 million” as well. |
At the moment we are at the pendulum ire of Jeff Rense in smearing and attacking what he just helped come into power, because it is not passing the litmus test of 100% absolutes. It seems some folks are disappearing from the rotation of guests again too with a traveling group who now appears to basically hate Donald Trump, because these silver spoon luxury merchants are having their validation eroded by a deflating stock market.
When Jeff Rense is good he is effective, when he is bad, he is scorched earth destructive.
I could not imagine getting 400,000 dollars a year.
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