I found a website of interest to those
who don't have exactly what they want
for television viewing these days,
and if you cannot afford cable TV
and are looking for something a little
different from the 3 networks then
here is a website for all to explore.

Please note that the new modern digital
TV's can now serve dual capacity as
a computer screen as well, so hooking
up your computer to watch these on
your big screen should be no trouble
at all.

Digital TV is now offering cable quality
reception and 2 or 3 free TV stations
not even listed on your local TV guide,
so as you beging to hook up digital
converter boxes, or take advantage of
the great WalMart sales to spring for
a new LCD digital TV, you should also
contemplate whether or not you even
need to pay for television anymore
at all.

With a NetFlix membership for DVD
movies (or some other competitor),
and free TV on the internet plus your
local network broadcasts, that should
do it for most people on their television
viewing habits.

This may be a big relief to newly
impoverished veterans who are victims
of the claims debacles at the VA.


Either way, keep it tuned right here
at Vets For Justice because we are
not afraid to talk about poverty
and how to get by in this stinking
screwed up VA of a life. We will
tell you what we know on how to get
by on the cheap when we find it.

This website has all you would
want, sports, movies, music by
categories and also, by countries
as well. All you need is some kind
of player such was Windows Media Player
or RealPlayer or whatever it is that
you already have.

http://www.tvchannelsfree.com/


I cannot tell you just yet about how
the advertising interruptions are here.
I have not yet gone through some sampling
programs to check for advertising. But
to the extent it is comparable to regular
TV, then you will still have some
viewing relief in your programming
albiet totally free of charge. If
the advertising is too too much,
then consider a different choice option
for your own home.

Either way, this will help you start
to think outside the box.

If you are using digital converters
and rabbit ears, they are now making
newly specialized indoor digital
antennas to upgrade from the rabbit
ears called "flat panel antenna's".
RCA makes a model and they can be
found at WalMart and most stores in
the $50 range.

The antennas and converters can
bring in 3 or more free unlisted
channels, here I recieved a sports
channel, a movie channel, and an
"old TV shows" channel of cancelled
reruns (1970's, 80's, 90's).

So when you convert to digital, DO
take the time to evaluate what it
is that you will be getting free of
charge with no cable TV at all.

If ya don't watch a lot of TV to begin
with, then this may be the time to
cancel your cable and buy extra
groceries.

In this 2nd TV LINK below, use the menu
on the left side of the screen and
scroll downward on the Menu using
the little down arrow. There are different
channel choices here than the LINK
above so it is worth your while to
pick and choose what between both
websites.

http://www.channelchooser.com/indexlist.php


Either way, enjoy these 2 free TV
LINKs above for the holidays and maybe
it will fix your Bore! with local
network programming over the winter
and perhaps take your mind of your
trashed disability case by VA employees
while they all await their jail cells.


UPDATE NOTE: On those shows that I have
looked at from these links, such as
CNN and some of the news shows, a couple
of movie channels, and a music show,
the advertising load has been rather
minimal with few interruptions. I
will say, however, that not all of the
LINKS are working at the same time.
You do have to hunt and peck to find
those TV channels which are operational.
I did find an Air Force TV channel
that was working so there is something
there for everybody if you are able
to take the time to poke around to
see what is there and under the categories
that you choose.

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