Tonight's post is a little bit more political...
Here is something I want to share with you in regards to the NEwsweek irresponsible posting about the Koran flushing...like the CBS fraudulent National Guard story, the media has been very very wreckless lately...
AM I the only one disturbed? what do you guys think?
they must be held accountable...'sorry' just doesn't just do it. WHere's the accountability of our media these days?
The Newsweek riots Rich Lowry (archive)
May 17, 2005 | Print | Send
How many stories has Newsweek written about the Bush administration allegedly "skewing intelligence" by relying on raw, insufficiently sourced data? How many times has it lamented that these mistakes have hurt the U.S. abroad? Too many to count.
What would be funny if it weren't so tragic is that some of them were authored by reporters Michael Isikoff and John Barry, the very duo that has itself dealt the U.S. intervention in Afghanistan a blow by stretching poorly sourced information into a false report about the deliberate desecration of the Koran by U.S. interrogators.
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It's only getting harder. Back in November 2003, Newsweek complained in a cover story that Vice President Dick Cheney "bought into shady assumptions" leading into the Iraq war, partly because of his "dire view of the terrorist threat." In its Koran story, Newsweek itself bought into shady assumptions, partly because of the media's dire view of the U.S. military. And so the media party continues its decline.
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