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Originally posted by Lanny_MacDonald@Sep 24 2004, 04:05 PM
Aw Cow, don't cry. Doesn't it suck when all the garbage that you spew starts to fall a part? Trying to defelct the reality by desperately holding out that many will continue to buy the whole "Lanny is conspiracy theorist" line of crap? Pretty weak Cow. BTW... what is FoxNews broadcasting right now? Oh yeah, that things are good and rosy and that Iraq is in great shape and that Americans don't have everything to worry about under Bush, especially the economy. And the other networks? They're too damn scared to say anthing against the administration for fear of being labelled anti-American like Rather and CBS. A conspiracy theory? Nope. Just the way things are unfolding at this time in history.
On the article I think that it is refreshing to see womeon call the President out on his own words and his own actions. If more would do that we might start to see some change. But have no fear, this guy will probably be labelled a left wing wacko and branded a supporter of terrorism, or so goes things in the world of Karl Rove.
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Ah, did I hurt your feelings?
I said long ago Fox has a right wing bias and would never be accused of a left-wing bias. I use it as an example all the time of media bias.
Nice try though.
Better get back to dipping your head into books of people who agree with what you think. No bias there. FOX News in black and white.
Go back and check that thread you started on whether or not you're a fan of conspiracy theories or not. Even the people who agree with you think you are.
By the way, why try to dodge that?
They're too damn scared to say anthing against the administration for fear of being labelled anti-American like Rather and CBS.
Better tell that to Displaced. He thinks the liberal media is out to ambush GW Bush.
And I hope that comment wasn't some sort of defence of Dan Rather.
On the article I think that it is refreshing to see womeon call the President out on his own words and his own actions. If more would do that we might start to see some change. But have no fear, this guy will probably be labelled a left wing wacko and branded a supporter of terrorism, or so goes things in the world of Karl Rove.
Speaking of Karl Rove, this is from the New York Times column - written by a man apparently scared to speak his mind - who had this to say:
If you spend more than a little time immersed in the world according to Karl Rove, you'll find that words lose even the remotest connection to reality. They become nothing more than tools designed to achieve political ends. So it's not easy to decipher what the president believes about Iraq.
Cowperson