“Political Human Sacrifice” on Illegal Immigration
A great idea reported on The Command Post: If you live in Southern California, you’ve probably heard about Political Human Sacrifice by now. That’s the attempt by KFI AM 640 talk jocks John & Ken to unseat two Congressmen who refuse to do anything about our incredible problem with illegal immigration. These are the same [...]
You’re a Republican? An inspiring advertisement
There are times when the silent individual is compelled to make a stand. In today’s society, to stand up to misrepresentations and outright lies requires a gut-check and a sense of integrity. People routinely champion the gutless and the moral cowardice of the media and systematically berate those who stand for decency, morality and honesty. [...]
Press in the Military: What I Object To
Here we go…brought on by the Cohen article immediately before this post, here’s a rant on the subject of the Press in the Military: What I object to is the constant invasion of this war by news correspondents. What I object to is embedded journalists that report hourly about the happenings in Iraq. It is [...]
Finally CBS admits Bush Memo Story was fraudulent
Finally, after unrelenting pressure by blogosphere journalists, talk radio and other media sources, media- megalith CBS News finally admits Bush Memo Story A ‘Mistake’ Well, all I can say is… it’s not nearly enough for me. I agree with Captain’s Quarters blog that this is nowhere nearly enough. CBS saying that they were misled is [...]
NBC Crew Arrested Faking Terrorism
In an idiotic “where did I put my brain” move to prove the inadequacy of security at the nations small private charter helicopter hangars, a NBC News team preparing a sting report for Dateline attempted to dress as armed terrorists and board a chartered helicopter flight recently. Yep, you guessed it…they were promptly discovered and [...]
Journalism at War: Let’s Not Return to the Old Days
The Ashbrook Center’s blog, “No Left Turns”, has an interesting post that deals with the embedded media members and their impact on the military. In the post, Journalism at War: Let’s Not Return to the Old Days, Mackubin T. Owens, gives us a post from Central Command headquarters that illustrates a recent (June 3rd) incident [...]
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