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MSNBC, Arnett Complicit in Geneva Violations?

Posted on 03/23/2003 10:29:36 AM PST by ThomWilkerson

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To: Ann Archy
You're probably right. I don't have cable, but NBC is relying heavily on MSNBC reporters and I get the best reception for the local NBC station (assuming Fox isn't showing FNC).
21 posted on 03/23/2003 11:59:43 AM PST by LenS
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To: Windsun
It's not so much what he reports as what he doesn't report. He clearly longs to give a picture that Iraq is somehow winning against an American led coalition, and so selects little snippets to give such an impression, ignoring the overall reality. If by "Left" you mean one who identifies with a dictator who read everything by Stalin and has modeled himself upon "Uncle Joe," then I don't think reporting a la the N.Y. Times famous lickspittle for Stalin contributes much to a true picture. Falsehood does not "balance" truth, it attempts to distort it.
22 posted on 03/23/2003 8:35:43 PM PST by AmericanVictory
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To: LenS
But Arnett's is, as far as we can see for now, only committing the same violation of that one rule.

I'm confused. What rule did Arnett violate?

23 posted on 03/23/2003 9:16:58 PM PST by Doe Eyes
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