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17 Feb 2004, 12:33 AM
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Gazda Hanului Grup: Admin Mesaje: 8.578 Inscris: 22 February 03 Din: Hanu Ancutei Forumist Nr.: 1 |
Zi de zi presa nu se opreste de la a ne prezenta stiri care mai de care mai interesanta, mai senzationale... mai... de umplutura.
Din Libertatea aflam ca PSD-istii nu sunt canibali. Asta ne mai lipsea... Libertatea e darnica insa, oferindu-ne numeroase stiri de actualitate, de interes national. Asadar: Oltenii au strutii lor, la Zoo. In regula, operatiunea 'Cautati strutul' a luat asadar sfarsit... Coafatul unui caine costa 500.000 de lei Si vroiam sa o duc pe Rozi la coafeza... Iubirea, o "boala" care poate ucide De la caz la caz. Atentie, se arunca farfurii. Hot batut de o batrana Senzational, trebuia sa apara pe prima pagina... A facut cartuse din cenusa sotului mort Sa incadram asta la culmea nesimtirii sau la culmea stiintei? Politisti atacati cu pocnitori Aha, deci se poate si mai rau... Evenimentul Zilei, rubrica 'Stiri Externe': Mare inghesuiala la nunta homosexuala Asta da stire! Dar parca se potrivea mai bine la interne... Gardianul ne informeaza la 'Linia Fierbinte': Un autor SF propune popularea Planetei Rosii Inainteee, mars! La recitire. -------------------- |
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11 Sep 2004, 07:32 PM
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Media Assault on Bush Collapses in Credibility Meltdown
In a stunning journalistic fiasco from which the mainstream press may never recover, a full frontal attack by two out of the three major broadcast networks on President Bush's reelection bid has collapsed amidst questions about forged documents and fraudulent testimony. CBS's Dan Rather's already shaky journalistic reputation was in tatters Friday morning, after documents unearthed during his Wednesday night "60 Minutes II" broadcast purporting to show a cover-up of Bush's National Guard record were called probable forgeries by forensic experts. Memos uncovered and touted by Rather's team appear to have been written in Microsoft Word, the experts said - a computer program that did not exist at the time Bush was in the Guard. The same documents, purportedly authored by Bush Guard commander Jerry Killian, were challenged by Killian's widow and son, who told reporters on Thursday that the deceased National Guard commander would have never written such memos. A second portion of Rather's "60 Minutes II" broadcast, featuring allegations against Bush from former Texas Lieutenant Gov. Ben Barnes, was also discredited, when his daughter Amy told a Texas radio station that who had changed his story to sell a book. NBC News was also mired in a credibility crisis, as a spokeswoman for the network's "Today Show" insisted it was going forward with its planned rollout of Kitty Kelley's Bush bashing book, "The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty" - even though Kelley's key witness against Bush has recanted her account that Bush used cocaine and has accused Kelley of fabricating her interview. "I categorically deny that I ever told Kitty Kelley that George W. Bush used cocaine at Camp David or that I ever saw him use cocaine at Camp David," ex-Bush sister-in-law Sharon Bush said in a statement issued Thursday. Instead, the one-time Bush family insider insisted, "When Kitty Kelley raised drug use at Camp David, I responded by saying something along the lines of, 'Who would say such a thing?'" Still, "Today Show" spokeswoman Lauren Kapps insisted that NBC producers had no plan to cancel or even scale back Kelley's three day mega promotion on the program, touted by the network as the crown jewel of morning TV. "This was a very competitive interview that all the morning shows were after and, as we do with all of our interview subjects, we'll review the material beforehand and ask all the appropriate questions," Kapps said in a statement issued Thursday. "This is astounding," one longtime media observer told NewsMax. "You have a major TV network promoting a book with a major news story that has already been discredited. At least in 1999, when St. Martin's Press found out their 'Bush used cocaine' book was false, they had the decency to withdraw it from bookstores." (source: www.NewsMax.com, Friday, September 10, 2004) -------------------- Prayer is the bridge between panic and peace.
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