FOX reporters showing their integrity once again

• FOX reporters showing their integrity once again
  Posted by jking on 26 Oct, 2007 13:08
• Fox anchors spread fears of al Qaeda link to California fires
  
  starts with "i\'ve heard a lot of people say that these could be set by terrorists" at about 1:30 but then they drop the al qaeda bomb at 3:45. apparently now arson = terrorism....
  
  
  BE AFRAID!!! BE VERY AFRAID!!!!!!!!!
  
  
  but fear naught!! our leaders are on top of it!!
  
  Cheney nods off during meeting on california wildfires
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• #1 Reply
  Posted by jocelyn on 26 Oct, 2007 18:22
• I hate that old turkey
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• #2 Reply
  Posted by SlimPickens on 26 Oct, 2007 19:01
• he\'s a war criminal
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• #3 Reply
  Posted by Gordo on 26 Oct, 2007 22:20
• How ridiculous. This all just makes me sick.
  
  **** FOX.
  
  I hope Cheney doesn\'t wake up next time.
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• #4 Reply
  Posted by jocelyn on 26 Oct, 2007 22:32
• Quote from: Gordo;166127

  How ridiculous. This all just makes me sick.
  
  **** FOX.
  
  I hope Cheney doesn\'t wake up next time.

  
  I\'m going to broaden that to "**** the mainstream media."
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• #5 Reply
  Posted by SlimPickens on 27 Oct, 2007 10:29
• 24 hours news is a joke.  All of them.  News does not need to be reported 24 hours a day. The format lends itself to sensationalism and the stations create stories out of virtual thin air in order to fill their days.  They frequently run the same story all day under the banner of "breaking news".  How can it be breaking news if it happened 12 hours ago?  I refuse to watch.
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• #6 Reply
  Posted by jocelyn on 27 Oct, 2007 10:37
• You hit the nail on the headm my friend.
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• #7 Reply
  Posted by jking on 27 Oct, 2007 12:56
• absolutely! as soon as news departments became for profit, the end of any unbiased reporting was at hand. and the fact that so many news outlets are owned by so few companies only compounds the issues...
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• #8 Reply
  Posted by skalnbyc on 27 Oct, 2007 15:42
• Quote from: jking;166159

  absolutely! as soon as news departments became for profit, the end of any unbiased reporting was at hand. and the fact that so many news outlets are owned by so few companies only compounds the issues...

  
  The media oligopoly has definitely morphed into disgrace; increasing tabloid-like, creampuff coverage when there are real stories that aren\'t being followed.
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