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Why you can't ever trust the news... manipulation
I never trust the news. Most of the time its premise is not to inform, but to manipulate your reactions.
http://www.seconddraft.org/streaming/pallywood.wmv This is an interesting clip showcasing some pretty intricate staging of "news" Edit: Better link. |
Edited the link above to link to the full movie instead of a clip.
There are some other examples given. Here is the main link http://www.seconddraft.org/movies.php |
I have stopped watching the BBC News on the TV, leans to much in favour of muslims, I also stopped watching there political programmes to much in favour of political correctness and this present government.
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I stay away from all news channels as much as possible. The mindless drone of over exageration and ignorant stupid babble is just too much for me to take. I can't stand politically correctness and I can't stand polititions or lawyers and that is all that is ever on the news! (Besides your staged war shots from Pallywood :rotfl: )
It is all one big state of fear setup. |
The only news channel I ever watch, and only by chance, luck or accident when zapping around, is FoxNews.
CNN, BBC and others makes me mad. FoxNews makes me laugh. It's all very popular, very obvious. I'd rather all news channels were like this. Be open CNN, don't try to hide behind a facade of serious, indepedent, impartial journalism. Journalism? Nevermind, my bad. |
The newscasters don't seem to realize that reporting something GOOD (A news item that doesn't involve death or bloodshed or a fear-factor of something) is actually healthy for you!
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Fox news is the honest liar. :lol:
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It would be nice to get a straight news story without the biased spin for a change. I don't need or want the media to form my opinion for me :down:
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I read this the other day:
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Never mind the first battle of Fallujah; that truth has never been more apparent than with the Tet offensive over 30 years ago.
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its always bad business to get in between two brothers when they're fighting. its common sense.
the middle east is unsolvable. turn away and seek alternative fuel...let the brothers fight. they both believe their god gave them the land upon which they struggle. how many families have been destroyed over arguement of birthright since Abraham? turn away from them. you'll not see an end to this in your lifetime either. fight on, Issac & Ishmael. i see no difference between the religious right here in the west and islamic extremists in the east...they both think they're right...yes, through the ages, they've both killed innocent people for their god. i easily paint them with the same brush. |
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That is the difference. |
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In my way of thinking, both sides have extremists. I avoid them both...at all costs. edit: oh yeah, almost forgot about those folks that show up at G.I.'s funerals and picket, yelling that they had it coming to them. Disgraceful, and yep, no tolerance. |
No. The difference is that a man that lives in England can stand up in a public square and scream "I do not believe in God! Down with God! Down with God!" and you will harbor every right and protection under law. Christians will not raise up to destroy you. Your rights will not be violated and your life will not be in jeopardy. Your freedom is LAW. A man that travels to Palestine, stands up in a square and screams "Down with God! Down with God!" will be attacked, murdered, and his murderers praised publicly by government officials as heroes.
Here, those that blow up birth control centers and sports events (no matter what the reason) are breaking the law, outlawed and pursued by police for justice. Those that do so in the some countries of the ME are praised as heroes. That is the difference. If you need proof take a trip to New York, stand up in a busy corner and scream out such a thing to see the reaction. Next travel to Palestine to find a busy street corner and try the same. I doubt you will get the same docile reaction. If you could not see the difference before you'ld would soon enough. EDIT for wording. |
Or for a quicker comparison, yell on a street in Israel.....eventually ppl will either start listening to you or laughing.
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I've worked 37 years for a major police dept. Retired. Co-spent 20 years with USN RM2 and the USAR, retired SFC. Finished my working career as a merchant seaman in the Persian Gulf carrying beans, bullets, and bandaids for Op Iraqi Freedom. On the beach now, due to heart attack. I'm closer to 70 than I am to 60. I've been around the block once or twice.
I stay away from ALL religious fanatics whether in DuBai or New York and keep my own console...and pray for the strictest Constitutional separation of church and state. ...all I ask is to be accepted for who I am, not my politics or religion. I've served my country and community and I'm dead tired of folks telling me how to live my life, who have not. Each of us is the HERO of our own story. Keep it at that and we'll all get along. I've earned the right to my opinion(s) as well at the next swingin' Richard. Quote:
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You know, I may have misread your original statement. You probably said:
there's no difference between the "religous right" here in the west... But it read: there's no difference between the religous "right here" in the west... Which makes it sound like you were saying every person who is religous is a terrorist. |
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