Hey Wronghorn: Look What One Of Your FOX Friends Thinks About Black People

[AAP]

I guarantee you that you cannot find a link to a FOX newstory on that subject that wasn't also reported by CBS, NBC, CNN, ABC, et al.

Actually, I couldn't.

Perhaps you can?

Find a story on the other networks regarding the "stories" I listed in bold above. You know... the story Fox broke ground with and misfeed it's viewers before quietly sticking the "suspected" part in the title days later.

Also, I can't think of another single network that misidentified Foley as a Democrat. Can you? Can you supply a link to that?

http://www.crooksandliars.com/2006/10/04/bill-oreilly-labels-rep-foley-a-democrat/

HAAAHAHHAAAHAHAHA

You report (spin), we'll decide (laugh)

 

[AAP]

All the networks were reporting that stuff AAP

Umm... link?

I have provided quotes and links of direct Fox news lies. You saying other networks were fabricating the same "news" but yet, no links. I am sure other networks were reporting on issues and news, however I am sure they were not deliberately making shit up and misfeeding the public with their bogus stories about the situation like Fox was. Just because you say they did, doesn't mean it was so. Unless you show me otherwise.

 

[Longhorn85]

ho, hum...


The Iraq War on Cable TV
CNN and MSNBC vs. The Fox News Channel

The results show clear editorial differences between the three cable networks. CNN and MSNBC resemble the big broadcast networks, emphasizing a bad news agenda of U.S. misdeeds and mistakes, while FNC was better able to balance the bad news with news of U.S. achievements in Iraq. Key findings:

FNC was the most balanced network.

CNN was the most pessimistic network.

CNN and MSNBC sensationalized charges of U.S. wrongdoing.

Fox News Channel aired more stories about coalition success in Iraq.

Even on the best day, CNN and MSNBC found negative themes to promote.

http://www.mrc.org/SpecialReports/2006/IraqWarCableTV/report121906_exec.asp

 

[AAP]

ho, hum...


The Iraq War on Cable TV
CNN and MSNBC vs. The Fox News Channel

The results show clear editorial differences between the three cable networks. CNN and MSNBC resemble the big broadcast networks, emphasizing a bad news agenda of U.S. misdeeds and mistakes, while FNC was better able to balance the bad news with news of U.S. achievements in Iraq. Key findings:

FNC was the most balanced network.

CNN was the most pessimistic network.

CNN and MSNBC sensationalized charges of U.S. wrongdoing.

Fox News Channel aired more stories about coalition success in Iraq.

Even on the best day, CNN and MSNBC found negative themes to promote.

http://www.mrc.org/SpecialReports/2006/IraqWarCableTV/report121906_exec.asp

Have no idea what you thought to accomplish by posting that. I asked for specific links to where another news network posted or reported blatant lies and ill conceived facts about something. Instead you post an opinion of how networks are reporting. Not the same thing.

Maybe you can be more specific. You know.. like I was when I supplied instances and that screenshot.

Please provide direct quotes or captions to where ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, *insertanylettercombinationhere*, have done that. Perhaps in addition to the blatant lies that were reported, you can supply the date, time and by who reported it as well.

You know.... just like I did in my example.

 

[Longhorn85]

We are going in circles. See post #64.

 

[rnch]

We are going in circles. See post #64.

so is the temporary occupant of 1600 penn ave. see the newspaper headlines.

 

[AAP]

We are going in circles. See post #64.

You might be, but I'm not.

I haven't seen any other networks openly reported skewed facts like I posted. You said they did. I haven't seen that.

Posting links to editoral opinions and statements isn't the same as openly advertising false news to the public.

 

[binö]

what is icing on the cake is the fact that fox news is the number one news channel and has been for consecutive months. this is the ultimate pwnishment
i know, i know, the majority are stupid and you the minority are the all seeing voice of reason

 

[AAP]

what is icing on the cake is the fact that fox news is the number one news channel and has been for consecutive months. this is the ultimate pwnishment
i know, i know, the majority are stupid and you the minority are the all seeing voice of reason

Of course.

The 2000 and 2004 elections showed that morons outnumbered the educated. Makes sense that most of those would watch the same news show.

Of course, the 2006 election showed how many were getting smart.

 

[Mavafanculo]

Sounds like you watch Fox a lot. It kills you to have one conservative leaning outlet, yet you are a regular viewer.

Either that or you get your info from liberal blogs.

but what I described is true, correct?

it happens with such frequency that they are either amazingly incompetent or consciously trying to deceive the mouthbreathers.