Friday, September 24, 2004
A Few Current Issues of Note
First, some more media insights after the last couple weeks of Dan-Scam and his forged 60 Minutes advertisement for the John Kerry campaign. (A presidential election will be held very soon. Why not do a special report on a mediocre issue that could harm the incumbent's chances? This would of course be an objective exercise in journalism. Well, ...maybe not).
The truth is, Dan-scam is just the culmination of a long history of bias by Dan the Democrat and his associates of pampered elitist social-democrats. Some interesting inconsistencies in Dan's world of one-sided journalism can be found at ratherbiased.com.
Another revealing expose' of left-media in general (no, CBS isn't alone in this nonsense) can be found in The Media Research Center's compilation of recent opinion passed off as news. Some, like myself for instance, may view the examples given as clear and obvious example of bias -- but, what do we know. Our job is to listen and obey.
The President's speech at the United Nations was excellent. This of course reflects well on the skill of his speech writer. The fact that Bush himself approved and read the speech at least indicates he values the ideals expressed in it. Neal Boortz's comments on "Bush's cool reception..." perfectly capture my own feelings regarding the speech and it's context. What Boortz said so well in words, I tried to capture in drawing.
And finally,
an excellent trailer to a new movie that takes on Michael Moore and the Moorites -- CELSIUS 41.11
The truth is, Dan-scam is just the culmination of a long history of bias by Dan the Democrat and his associates of pampered elitist social-democrats. Some interesting inconsistencies in Dan's world of one-sided journalism can be found at ratherbiased.com.
Another revealing expose' of left-media in general (no, CBS isn't alone in this nonsense) can be found in The Media Research Center's compilation of recent opinion passed off as news. Some, like myself for instance, may view the examples given as clear and obvious example of bias -- but, what do we know. Our job is to listen and obey.
The President's speech at the United Nations was excellent. This of course reflects well on the skill of his speech writer. The fact that Bush himself approved and read the speech at least indicates he values the ideals expressed in it. Neal Boortz's comments on "Bush's cool reception..." perfectly capture my own feelings regarding the speech and it's context. What Boortz said so well in words, I tried to capture in drawing.
And finally,
an excellent trailer to a new movie that takes on Michael Moore and the Moorites -- CELSIUS 41.11
