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Professor S · 10-26-2004, 01:22 PM

Where the main liberal bias is relevant is in the paper media. The New York Times is read across the world, and not only are they openly liberal but will manipulate the news to suit their agenda.

Example: The New York Times recently reported that a stash of explosives were stolen in Iraq and John Kerry is using this in his campaign speeches. What didn't they mention? This happened in April, 2003. They didn't report about it then, and now its suddenly a big news story? Can anyone say "tampering"?

Not only that, but now the NBC news crew that was imbedded with the Airborne group that supposedly discovered the explosives stash are saying that they never found any of these supposed explosives.

There's something fishy going on here...

10-26-2004, 01:22 PM	#5
Professor S Devourer of Worlds Professor S is offline Location: Mount Penn, PA Now Playing: Team Fortress 2, all day everyday Posts: 6,608	Re: News network slants Where the main liberal bias is relevant is in the paper media. The New York Times is read across the world, and not only are they openly liberal but will manipulate the news to suit their agenda. Example: The New York Times recently reported that a stash of explosives were stolen in Iraq and John Kerry is using this in his campaign speeches. What didn't they mention? This happened in April, 2003. They didn't report about it then, and now its suddenly a big news story? Can anyone say "tampering"? Not only that, but now the NBC news crew that was imbedded with the Airborne group that supposedly discovered the explosives stash are saying that they never found any of these supposed explosives. There's something fishy going on here... __________________