Friday, May 19, 2006

NBC and the United Nations


I just watched the NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, and after hearing the corruption story by Lisa Myers about how a Representative of the United States was involved in the U.N. Oil For Food scandal, I wondered aloud if the average NBC-News viewer knew if Robert Torricelli of New Jersey was a Republican or Democrat. Was the omission of this detail intentional? Probably. If it wasn't intentional, it was simply institutional bias. They (the Mainstream Liberal Media) are so focused on lampooning conservatives or Republicans, especially GWB, that they don't even know when they are covering for the Liberals.

Have you ever heard the nightly news progams describe a Congressman as a Republican? Of course. Every time. Every single time! Sometimes even adding "Right wing, conservative, or maverick," as further identifiers. But a dirty Democrat? "No, let's not mention that. It's bad enough that we have to even report the story about one of our own, but we don't want Fox News or the bloggers to scoop us." Even omission of facts is one more example in the long evidence list of bias.

And what about our buddies at the U.N.? They tell us that we should shut down Guantanamo prison (where of course, we house all those crazy Muslim jaywalkers) and release all of the prisoners. Of course the U.N. also demands that we don't release them into countries where they will be tortured. Here's an idea, lets let them pack their own parachutes made out of their towel hats, put them on a military transport plane and let them drop in on their good buddies somewhere over downtown Paris and Berlin.

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At 5/25/2006 10:19 PM, Blogger MCR said...

Heard on Rush today:

If the GOP has a "culture of corruption," then the DNC has a "Culture of Privilege."

GOP: accusation = guilty

DNC: It's okay to slap policemen, drive drunk, or even stuff 100,000 dollars in your freezer.

(What's worse, I can't figure out why GWB froze the evidence for 45 days? What's that all about? No one did that for DeLay.)

 
At 5/25/2006 10:28 PM, Blogger VPCheney said...

Not sure about the 45 day hold, either. He's probably trying to diffuse animosity about the search of the congressional office, which is another mystery. Why do politicians from both sides have a problem with Justice being served on THEM too? Are they above the laws they write for the rest of us?
Complaining about this search as a breach of "Separation of Powers" is bogus and shows a disconnect with the citizenship.

 

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