What's Wrong With the News

Townhall.com ^ | July 28, 2013 | Debra J. Saunders

[jospehm20]

I enjoyed it.

[Texas Fossil]

Have been using it for years. It is public domain. hee hee hee

[American in Israel]

Well said.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

The names are hilarious. But the really funny thing is to hear the news reader solemnly assure us that our intrepid journalists will learn - and report to us - the exact role of each of the above-named officers.

The names are phony, and it is excruciatingly obvious that they are gonna learn bupkis about “the role of each officer.” And what difference does it make, anyway? </unintentional Hillary quote> The foreign airline is the one to have to deal with the malfeasance - so much seems obvious at this point - of its employees.

The entire story makes richly-deserved sport of some supremely pompous jerks who make their living heaping scorn on people who at the very least deserve credit for trying to do the right thing. Instead of simply criticizing those who fail to meet the exacting standards of the pompous jerks.

[roadcat]

The entire story makes richly-deserved sport of some supremely pompous jerks who make their living heaping scorn on people who at the very least deserve credit for trying to do the right thing. Instead of simply criticizing those who fail to meet the exacting standards of the pompous jerks.

For years KTVU is shouting out "Exclusive by KTVU", "Only on KTVU", when it's stale old news that's been on the internet for hours or even many days. They finally got their "Exclusive"! But they blame the NTSB and others. Silly parrots, can't understand the words on the newsprint at the bottom of the cage.