Who exactly is running their editorial staff? The Ayatollah Khamenei?
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Who exactly is running their editorial staff? The Ayatollah Khamenei?
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Filed under ISIS, Media Bias

Snow. Check.

Lots of snow. Many inches of snow. Got it. Or as it’s known in the midwest, ‘Tuesday.’

Wait… What’s this? News?

I guess Fox didn’t get the memo.

Graphic from the Earl of Taint.
Filed under Media Bias
The mainstream media has spent the past few days doing a victory dance in the endzone because of the announcement that 2014 was the hottest year on record based on instrument observations that the earth’s temperature might have increased by a factor of two-hundreths of a degree centrigrade with a margin of error of a tenth of a degree centigrade.
Re-read that last bit …
“might have increased by 2/100ths of a degree with a MOE of 1/10th of a degree.”
IOW, the Margin Of Error is GINORMOUS compared with the picayune little MAYBE increase. In fact, given HOW ginormous, the temperature could’ve just as easily gone DOWN.
But the Lamestream Media never lets pesky facts get in the way of political certitudes; hence, the overblown “it’s official” and “hottest year ever recorded.”
The worst example I saw was “Last year was the hottest in earth’s recorded history.” Talk about misleading! “Earth’s recorded history” suggests all the thousands of years that we have recorded HISTORY, when what it actually meant is all the years since we started using thermometers to record temperature. It’s only a teensy weensy difference between:
Plus, the NASA scientists who were cited in these grossly biased reports say they are only 38% certain that 2014 was the hottest year. IOW, they’re 62% certain it probably wasn’t.
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Filed under Al Gore, Climate, Media Bias
Gawker Media is an online media company and blog network, founded and owned by Nick Denton who styles himself one of those compassionate, open-minded, left-wing liberals.
In January 2015, Denton said that he knows the company’s audience leans left, that “liberals are only a fifth of the US voting population”, and that he wants to reach more people:
“Let’s welcome, if not out-and-out racists, then at least the wide array of people with whom a conversation is possible: national greatness conservatives, Burkean Tories and business pragmatists, for instance; Christians and other spiritual people; economic liberals, libertarians and techno-utopians; and black and other social conservatives.”
He also said he wants to “look beyond our social stata” when hiring writers for the company, so they don’t all come from “the same small liberal arts schools.”
Tweeters responded helpfully with policy and story ideas for Denton:
And my personal favorite:
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It started when MSNBC’s Luke Russert sneered about freshman Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) being chosen to deliver the GOP commentary after Obama’s State of the Union address.
Tweeters responded:
Some Twitter genius started #LukeRussertFarmTips:
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Filed under Joni Ernst, Media Bias, State of the Union
… the New Republic review of American Sniper which the reviewer admits he didn’t watch.
THIS is worth reading!
“Make no mistake: Looking through a magnified rifle scope and killing another human being is a difficult job. It’s a burden many snipers bear long after their service is completed. But contrary to what many believe, snipers are not mindless murderers or killing machines. They’re intensely dedicated professionals willing to do a very difficult, extremely dangerous job with the goal of protecting others.”
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Filed under Armed Forces, Chris Kyle, Clint Eastwood, Media Bias, Movies & Television
If they can’t even get the Pledge of Allegiance right, why should we trust them on anything else?
In 2011, NBC – not once, but twice – omitted “one nation under God” during its coverage of the U.S. Open Championship. The network got so much blow-back that it was forced to apologize.
In 2015, NBC did it again. During a commercial promoting spy thriller “Allegiance”, a chorus of voices recites the Pledge of Allegiance minus “under God.” A few days after Fox News caught the omission, NBC quietly replaced the promo with a new one that includes “under God.”
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I’ve heard the New York Times used to be a real newspaper. Now, it’s nothing more than the flagship for left-wing agitprop.
Case in point: It rewrote its own Charlie Hebdo story to remove evidence that the terrorists were Muslims.
ORIGINAL:
Sigolène Vinson, a freelancer who had decided to come in that morning to take part in the meeting, thought she would be killed when one of the men approached her.
Instead, she told French news media, the man said, “I’m not going to kill you because you’re a woman, we don’t kill women, but you must convert to Islam, read the Quran and cover yourself,” she recalled.
UPDATE:
Sigolène Vinson, a freelance journalist who had come in that morning to take part in the meeting, said that when the shooting started, she thought she would be killed.
Ms. Vinson said in an interview that she dropped to the floor and crawled down the hall to hide behind a partition, but one of the gunmen spotted her and grabbed her by the arm, pointing his gun at her head. Instead of pulling the trigger, though, he told her she would not be killed because she was a woman.
“Don’t be afraid, calm down, I won’t kill you,” the gunman told her in a steady voice, with a calm look in his eyes, she recalled. “You are a woman. But think about what you’re doing. It’s not right.”
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Filed under Charlie Hebdo, Islam, Media Bias, Terrorism