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To: BenLurkin

All day Sunday, not a mention in the MSM.

2 people die in SF plane crash and wall to wall coverage.

60 people die in oil train explosion and MSM silence.

We can’t report on any story that makes the king obama look bad. i.e. oil pipeline avoidance


11 posted on 07/07/2013 3:42:33 PM PDT by George from New England (escaped CT in 2006, now living north of Tampa)
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To: George from New England

I’m amazed they haven’t had more coverage of this for the purposes of advocating “green” energy such as wind mills.


14 posted on 07/07/2013 3:50:43 PM PDT by matt04
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To: George from New England
60 people die in oil train explosion and MSM silence.

Well, it was in Canada. We Americans are famously immune to news of the rest of the world -- even when it's about 10 miles from the border.

We should really get over that. This was horrible.

19 posted on 07/07/2013 4:50:10 PM PDT by BfloGuy (The imposition of a duty on the importation of a commodity burdens the consumers. --Ludwig Von Mises)
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To: George from New England
All day Sunday, not a mention in the MSM.

It's stunning to see how useless the American media has become. The left-wing political bias is one thing, but to virtually ignore a story like this is absurd. It's like there's a conspiracy or something. This story is every bit as interesting and important as the San Francisco plane crash, but the American media won't cover Canada. I guarantee you the Canadian media isn't ignoring the plane crash story like the American media is ignoring the oil train explosion.

57 posted on 07/07/2013 11:08:19 PM PDT by billclintonwillrotinhell
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