What is at the heart of The New York Times' treachery?

Football Fans for Truth ^ | June 28, 2006 | Jeff Larkin

[astounded]

Reporters/Journalists: The "C" students of the world, but brainwashed and biased by what is clearly an anti-American, left-wing faculty of "professors" at the so-called "journalism" schools. The reason why the "reporters" are so dangerous is that they are really - although they would disagree - not very bright as a group. No rocket scientists in the "profession", that's for sure. If there were , wouldn't they actually be rocket scientists instead of "journalists"? Think Dan Rather, or Peter Jennings, or any of the other luminaries of the MSM. Dim bulbs, all.

[GOPJ]

I could believe that were it not that most of them are atheists.

LOL

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

The same mentality that produced their slogan "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter". And yes, they obviously have been drinking their own bath water so long that it has produced a severe psychological disorder: Chronic Liberalism.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

They actually believe this shit. Life is just another episode of Lou Grant.

'Bout right.

[syriacus]

They were talking about cancellations on Curtis, and without Kuby this morning.

Someone asked a Times rep while they were cancelling their subscription, if the rep was busy lately with cancellations. She said, "yes."

I wonder how the Times enjoys having their dirty laundry aired on WABC.

[AllTheRage]

 

[Harrius Magnus]

for later

[syriacus]

The same mentality that produced their slogan, "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter"

I'm sure they'd do a great job of spinning a slogan for mobsters, too.

Since they are referring to the Islamic world, where the spoils of war are divided according to the dictates of the leaders, the sloganeers should write:

One's man's terrorist is another man's fiefdom fighter.

Yahoo search on "Islamic fiefdom."

[EQAndyBuzz]

"What is at the heart of The New York Times' treachery? "

They are Marxists first and Capitalists second.

[Surtur]

I'm sure they'd do a great job of spinning a slogan for mobsters, too.

"One man's terrorist mobster is another man's freedom fighter Robin Hood".

[rocksblues]

How about we ban all NY Times stories from appearing on FR?

[syriacus]

"One man's terrorist mobster is another man's freedom fighter Robin Hood".

Yes!!

[Richard Axtell]

The government has its job, an that is to defend the people of the United States of America, from enemies both foreign and domestic. Domestic journalists that commit treasonous acts seem to fit that description, so, lock and load, and fire when ready.