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[URL]http://www.projectcensored.org/publications/2005/11.html[/URL]
To be honest, I found that extremely worrying. Placing a one sided and biased arguement and viewpoint on the news is one thing, but actually making up statements to back up arguements..?
It's not incredibly shocking, but the fact that 'law' doesn't apply to 'policy' is quite so.
To be honest, I found that extremely worrying. Placing a one sided and biased arguement and viewpoint on the news is one thing, but actually making up statements to back up arguements..?
It's not incredibly shocking, but the fact that 'law' doesn't apply to 'policy' is quite so.
Strafio wrote:
> Would ANYONE watch the Fox network if it weren't for the Simpsons?
> :-)
Yeah, sadly hundreds of americans do, and it's the most right wing tv thingumywatsit ever. It's basically told lies all along anyway, it now just has a shiny badge and banner.
> Would ANYONE watch the Fox network if it weren't for the Simpsons?
> :-)
Yeah, sadly hundreds of americans do, and it's the most right wing tv thingumywatsit ever. It's basically told lies all along anyway, it now just has a shiny badge and banner.
the national enquirer's been inventing "news" for years.
That IS shameful.
The fact is, they even admit what they did, just not that it was wrong.
Would ANYONE watch the Fox network if it weren't for the Simpsons? :-)
The fact is, they even admit what they did, just not that it was wrong.
Would ANYONE watch the Fox network if it weren't for the Simpsons? :-)
[URL]http://www.projectcensored.org/publications/2005/11.html[/URL]
To be honest, I found that extremely worrying. Placing a one sided and biased arguement and viewpoint on the news is one thing, but actually making up statements to back up arguements..?
It's not incredibly shocking, but the fact that 'law' doesn't apply to 'policy' is quite so.
To be honest, I found that extremely worrying. Placing a one sided and biased arguement and viewpoint on the news is one thing, but actually making up statements to back up arguements..?
It's not incredibly shocking, but the fact that 'law' doesn't apply to 'policy' is quite so.