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Provable lies, distortions, and omissions on NPR and in the NY Times
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2020 Apr 7, 5:19pm 7,731 views 176 comments
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Patrick
2020 Aug 29, 11:22am
Patrick
2020 Aug 29, 11:22am
An article published by an NPR affiliate of Portland said that calling a riot a “riot” is rooted in racism. There have been various riots taking place in Portland for the last few months and there has also been a divided opinion about the situation, particularly in the way it’s portrayed by the media.
While CNN state that this week’s riots are “fiery but mostly peaceful,” others are claiming that there were no riots taking place at all. And then, we have media houses that declare “riot” a racially charged word.
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Ceffer
2020 Aug 29, 11:27am
Ceffer
2020 Aug 29, 11:27am
CCP and alphabet agencies have convinced their groveling, employee Dems that once the press is entirely captured, they can rule entirely by terror, intimidation, lies and coercion just like their Chinese bosses.
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FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2020 Aug 29, 11:56am
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2020 Aug 29, 11:56am
Modern US leftists seem to believe that lying is a moral obligation.
There’s a leftist who stalks a local plain speaking politician. I’ve resorted to factually pointing out his lies and calling him out as such.
There is no honesty amoung thieves and that’s squarely what the BLM and Antifa clowns are.
Pointing out the msm lies and the dishonesty and lack of moral grounding of the leftists is almost like a sport at this point.
There’s a leftist who stalks a local plain speaking politician. I’ve resorted to factually pointing out his lies and calling him out as such.
There is no honesty amoung thieves and that’s squarely what the BLM and Antifa clowns are.
Pointing out the msm lies and the dishonesty and lack of moral grounding of the leftists is almost like a sport at this point.
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Ceffer
2020 Aug 29, 12:01pm
Ceffer
2020 Aug 29, 12:01pm
What happens when you run out of other people's money AND run out of useful idiots?
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For each lie, distortion, and omission, there should be:
1. an archived quote with a screenshot or transcript in the case of NPR
2. proof of the lie, distortion, or omission with references others can check
3. an explanation of how the lies, distortions, and omission further the globalist agenda of impoverishing US citizens by outsourcing their jobs and insourcing illegals
It would require dedicated people working full time, because the mainstream media produces lies, distortions, and omissions at such a great rate. So funding is an issue, but perhaps could be covered by advertising, donations, and subscriptions.