Website review: News Hounds: Extra! Extra! We Rep...
succeedsocially discovered this in Iraq Conflict
•8 reviews since Jul 8, 2007
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succeedsocially discovered 10 months ago- From the page: "Note: Guest blogged by Bill Corcoran Fox News is becoming notorious not so much for what they report on the Iraq war, but what they don't report. Whether it is by design, or suggested "talking points" from the Bush White House, Fox News has done an end run around some of the biggest news stories coming out of Iraq. To the trained eye, the way Fox News avoids the bitter truth about Iraq is all part of a scheme to divert attention away from the realities of the Iraq war. In the spirit of being "fair and balanced," we have done a round-up of SEVEN stories Fox News overlooked in their headlong rush to again trash Bill Clinton, or dredge up any type of tabloid news story that will help keep Fox News viewers in the dark about what is really taking place in Iraq where there are still over 160,000 U.S. troops."
- RedSouth rated 10 months ago
- The story condemning the Iraqi prime minister for reacting to civilian deaths is ridiculous. The Iraqi population has suffered far more than US military, who got Iraq into this fucked up situation.
- Bsnightsky rated 10 months ago
- . The rich get richer and the....well, you know the rest. From the page: "CHENEY'S FORMER COMPANY AND OTHERS PROFIT FROM WAR The number of US-paid private contractors in Iraq now exceeds that of American combat troops, newly released figures show, raising fresh questions about the privatization of the war effort and the government's capacity to carry out military and rebuilding campaigns, the Los Angeles Times T. Christian Miller reports in an expose on the lucrative business of war." .
- flyingrose rated 10 months ago
- The more obvious something is the more likely SOME of us will notice while others will believe. There is a famous quote that reflects this: "A big lie, told often enough, is more believable than a small one." -A. Hitler I hope more and more are learning to discern the truth. When it comes to media it is critical to know who owns it and notice patterns in what they do or do not report. Note that it is a wise PR move to provide your own antagonists (enemies, terrorists) so that you can control what information comes out and when. From the page: "Fox News is becoming notorious not so much for what they report on the Iraq war, but what they don't report. Whether it is by design, or suggested "talking points" from the Bush White House, Fox News has done an end run around some of the biggest news stories coming out of Iraq. To the trained eye, the way Fox News avoids the bitter truth about Iraq is all part of a scheme to divert attention away from the realities of the Iraq war. In the spirit of being "fair and balanced," we have done a round-up of SEVEN stories Fox News overlooked in their headlong rush to again trash Bill Clinton, or dredge up any type of tabloid news story that will help keep Fox News viewers in the dark about what is really taking place in Iraq where there are still over 160,000 U.S. troops."
- dread rated 10 months ago
- From the page: "If Prime Minister al-Maliki doesn't like how U.S. forces are putting their lives on the line for his country, then either President Bush or General David Petraeus should tell the Iraqi Prime Minister that the United States military is pulling out of Iraq and al-Maliki can fend for himself in the civil war that rages in Iraq. " Get fucked, it was your "liberation" that caused a civil war in the first place.
- JD001 rated 10 months ago
- Not good...
