December 28, 2009
As I read the piece, my reaction to the author’s point of view seemed odd until I realized what was going on. I was used to reading blogs like Instapundit and Mish where the blog is focused on what the news means to me. Mish and the Puppy Blender succeed because what they write is aimed at me as a participant instead of me as a spectator. I’m not nearly as concerned with what Harry Reid has to say so much as I am with what Treasury auctions are going to do.
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December 7, 2009
Despite mounting evidence that key climate researchers were less than honest, and other indications that the science is not settled, tomorrow 56 newspapers will run a common front page editorial saying we have ‘Fourteen days to seal history’s judgment on this generation’…
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Are people contributing to the warming of the planet? How will we know when the ’scientists’ are behaving so un-scientifically by preventing opposing views from being peer-reviewed (while simultaneously claiming that they should be), by suggesting the criminal deletion of information in response to Freedom of Information requests and by computer code for their models that exposes just how corrupt and fragile their predictions are (in addition to not being able to predict the non-warming of the last decade)? And even so all of these newspapers show their collusion by defending this un-scientific group by not covering ClimateGate and instead making their biases more than clear.
If the search for truth is not an aim of these “news” organizations then their days are truly numbered.
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November 18, 2009
“OF course it is.” says, uh, the New York Times…
This was written in 2004 but why do people deny this today? Biased media sources are fine as long as they admit they are biased. Stop pretending.
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Posted by whatbias
November 12, 2009
Dick Cheney’s advisor made millions by advocating policies that lined his own pockets and the NYT remains silent on the connection. Oh, except it was Joe Biden and not Dick Cheney…
Treat them all the same Grey Lady. It is no wonder that you are losing the trust of millions.
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