CNN Propaganda

onedomino

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Sep 14, 2004
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Last night, about 8pm Pacific, I made the mistake of watching CNN Headline “News.” They featured a story purported to demonstrate that President Bush’s inaugural address had driven a wedge between America and its ally the UK. WTF? The story showed how America and the UK were at odds over the vision to everywhere promote freedom and democracy. As evidence that the theme of Bush’s inaugural address runs counter to UK foreign policy, you would imagine that CNN interviewed Jack Straw, the current UK Foreign Minister. But then that would be in your OBJECTIVE imagination!! Instead, CNN interviewed Robin Cook, the profoundly obnoxious far-left ex-foreign minister who has been rabidly anti-Iraq-war since before the invasion. Did CNN give any background on the guy? No. Did they twist the reporting to make it seem that Cook’s was the prevailing view in the UK? Yes. Certainly most people tuned to CNN last night did not know the background of far-left, socialist, anti-Bush, resign-from-the-Labor-Government-in-protest-of-Iraq, political-fringe-dancer, Robin Cook. Instead, last night’s CNN viewers came away with the impression that Bush had driven our UK ally away from America with his extremist inaugural address. News or propaganda?
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onedomino said:
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Last night, about 8pm Pacific, I made the mistake of watching CNN Headline “News.” They featured a story purported to demonstrate that President Bush’s inaugural address had driven a wedge between America and its ally the UK. WTF? The story showed how America and the UK were at odds over the vision to everywhere promote freedom and democracy. As evidence that the theme of Bush’s inaugural address runs counter to UK foreign policy, you would imagine that CNN interviewed Jack Straw, the current UK Foreign Minister. But then that would be in your OBJECTIVE imagination!! Instead, CNN interviewed Robin Cook, the profoundly obnoxious far-left ex-foreign minister who has been rabidly anti-Iraq-war since before the invasion. Did CNN give any background on the guy? No. Did they twist the reporting to make it seem that Cook’s was the prevailing view in the UK? Yes. Certainly most people tuned to CNN last night did not know the background of far-left, socialist, anti-Bush, resign-from-the-Labor-Government-in-protest-of-Iraq, political-fringe-dancer, Robin Cook. Instead, last night’s CNN viewers came away with the impression that Bush had driven our UK ally away from America with his extremist inaugural address. News or propaganda?
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That is priceless! More evidence of the vetting of MSM news! :bang3:
 
The liberals' arrogance and lust for power blind them to the fact that they are propogandizing themselves into irrelevance.

Party on, dudes. What happened to CBS can NEVER happen to you!
 
That’s why I stick to Fox, though a little leaning to right it's better then the alternatives. Look at CNN crossfire the Republicans side has some old fart who can't even keep pace. He talks slower and makes less sense then my 7 yr. old niece. Talk about lop sided representation. CNN days are over, and seems like thier despretly trying to reach out for numbers from anyone and anywhere they can.
 

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