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To: jmcclain19
My son ( a student at Jacksonville University) had to endure a so-called media symposium entitled "WHY THEY HATE US". Editors from the New York Times, NPR, etc were there. It was filmed for Public Televsion...among the choice statements by these "objective" media types were the following:

Question: Do you think meida IS biased?

Answer: Some is, particularly Fox News which just propagates what its' viewers what to hear. Some jounralism is very bad, such as Rush Limbaugh.

Limbuagh was refered to by one of the "objective" panelist as a "drug addict".

Other nuggets from these FAIR and BALANCED Bozos were:

"The Bush Adminstration is trying to spin the war to make the American people think that it is going well. It is our job to tell the American people the truth."

Sadly, so my son tells me, there was no one there to challenge these idiots (and Fox News was NOT invited). The TITLE of the event shows the agenda based bias of these people..."WHY THEY HATE US".....If I had been there I would have challenged them to PROVE with RELIABLE polls, that the world hates us (meaning that polls from the LA TIMES and NYT could not be considered). They have NO evidence to back up there claim, other than communist sponsored demonstrations in some quarters of Euorpe...they have an AGENDA..it is to HURT BUSH and make it appear that Bush's policies are causing the US to be HATED around the world.




17 posted on 10/29/2003 5:40:00 AM PST by Moby Grape
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To: Impeach the Boy
Who were the "they" and "us" of the symposium? "Left" and "Right"-slanted media, or the rest of the world and the "US."
21 posted on 10/29/2003 7:09:34 AM PST by maica (Rush is in my prayers)
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