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Both Ayn Rand and George Orwell would have recognized what is going on—and, in fact, they warned us about it. A form of torture I endure for my research is reading the New York Times morning emails. The phrase “alternate universe” aptly describes its sly, misleading story titles, which demonstrate a built-in bias even before the report itself begins. A good example was a heading marked “Territorial Adventurism” used the other day in reference to Trump’s geopolitical strategy in Iran and elsewhere. Adventurism is defined as “Involvement in risky enterprises, especially in foreign affairs, while disregarding established principles or...

Take AP and Reuters to Task for Biased Coverage of "Anti-War Protests"As expected, the AP and Reuters has shamefully failed to report the true nature of the "anti-war" protests today.Their stories make it seem like these protestors are throngs of good faith, conscientious objectors opposed to war.  They hope these stories, reported in this manner, will erode Bush and Blairs' approval ratings.  However, this is a lie.  I know -- I was there.The truth is, the protests were organized by International A.N.S.W.E.R -- a front for the WWP -- the Workers' World Party.  That's right -- these events have been...

http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/LAC/20030412/RVWEBB/TPEntertainment/TopStories Hollywood halfwits v. the lynch mob Mad as hell at antiwar celebrities, Americans who support the attack on Iraq are using the Internet to call for boycotts. Some are seeing shades of McCarthyism, SIMON HOUPT writes By SIMON HOUPT Saturday, April 12, 2003 - NEW YORK -- Jon Alvarez is feeling rather pleased with himself these days. Alvarez, 37, is a self-described "average Joe," a Syracuse, N.Y. computer salesman who works hard for every penny, supports his family, and thinks he just may have slain the beast of Janeane Garofalo. You see, Alvarez is mighty upset with what he...