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How exactly can the Whitehouse legally block reporters from talking to, well, anyone?
One other thing that I've left out of all of this:
My buddy is the photo journalist. I go along when I can to help him out and run some cameras.
He's being told by his friends there that they are confiscating ALL photos of wildlife since last Thursday. So the journalists on the ground are complaining about that (which there aren't any stories on the media) and the fact that *someone* is working VERY HARD to be sure that the cleanup crews don't talk to any reporters.
The unusual thing is not the 65 feet, although that doesn't make a lot of sense to those who are there (and there aren't 50,000....more like 2-300). The unusual thing is the "no wildlife" and "no talking." That's why my buddy has decided to go.
In spite of everything the repubs threw at Clinton he left with an approval in the 70s, and a surplus.Have you figured out that Bill Clinton was a two term president yet?
clinton was a one term president once the blue dress came out. he was a lame duck, also he was impeached, imbama will be impeached. bush was a real two term president, the former, not the ladder. exbama will say anything to try to be with the neat kids. won't happen
In spite of everything the repubs threw at Clinton he left with an approval in the 70s, and a surplus.Have you figured out that Bill Clinton was a two term president yet?
clinton was a one term president once the blue dress came out. he was a lame duck, also he was impeached, imbama will be impeached. bush was a real two term president, the former, not the ladder. exbama will say anything to try to be with the neat kids. won't happen
No they aren't.Video - Breaking News Videos from CNN.com
That's Cooper talking about the 65 feet. The first 10 minutes or so is him addressing the Gulf, the first 5 minutes are him talking about the new buffer zone.
There isn't much on interviews, but that is the word we have been getting, and what we're going to look at.
In any event, there is no question it has been "ratcheted up" several notches this week. And anyone asking "why?" is being threatened with fines and/or imprisonment.
Your friend is an idiot to believe rumors. I see pictures of wildlife in the news all the time.One other thing that I've left out of all of this:
My buddy is the photo journalist. I go along when I can to help him out and run some cameras.
He's being told by his friends there that they are confiscating ALL photos of wildlife since last Thursday. So the journalists on the ground are complaining about that (which there aren't any stories on the media) and the fact that *someone* is working VERY HARD to be sure that the cleanup crews don't talk to any reporters.
The unusual thing is not the 65 feet, although that doesn't make a lot of sense to those who are there (and there aren't 50,000....more like 2-300). The unusual thing is the "no wildlife" and "no talking." That's why my buddy has decided to go.
anyone thinking obama is a fan of civil rights is a fool....he did not do away with free speech zones...now did he?
Here's an article from this morning which includes interviews with workers and pictures of impacted animals.
The Associated Press: Babies of the oil spill face an uncertain future
This thread belongs in the conspiracy theory forum.
Actually, it was from today.
Maybe you're just inept?
Wildlife rescue leader ends short retirement because of Gulf oil spill | al.com
Their parents lost or dead, animals orphaned by oil spill struggle to an uncertain future - WXIN
Actually, it was from today.
Maybe you're just inept?
Wildlife rescue leader ends short retirement because of Gulf oil spill | al.com
Their parents lost or dead, animals orphaned by oil spill struggle to an uncertain future - WXIN
You don't understand how it works, do you? They didn't get up this morning, type that story, and push "publish." Those stories were all turned in last week, proofed and edited over the weekend, and run today. Check the dates on the photos.
And at least two people have been threatened with the fines, one in Texas, one in LA.
$40,000 fine Gulf - Google Search
Blogs and rumor sites...did you know 9/11 was an inside job? 
Here's an article from this morning which includes interviews with workers and pictures of impacted animals.
The Associated Press: Babies of the oil spill face an uncertain future
This thread belongs in the conspiracy theory forum.
Photographers and other media are complaining that the this week's "65 foot buffer" of the beaches has been extended, and that any media one the beaches of Louisiana are now being ordered to leave. Rumors are beginning to float that the damage is far worse than is being reported. We saw that in Alabama, but it has subsided a great bit. I'm hearing it is actually getting worse in Louisiana and parts of Texas.
And why the ban on talking with members of the cleanup crews, even when off duty?
I have a friend who free lances as a photo journalist. He's thinking about going over sometime this week, and if he does, I'm going to go with him. I know Grand Isle and Houma well and have several friends working the cleanup there. We spent 3 months along the AL/MS/LA coast after Katrina filming and helping wherever we could, and several of our friends there are also involved in the cleanups. It will be interesting to hear what they have to say.
In spite of everything the repubs threw at Clinton he left with an approval in the 70s, and a surplus.Have you figured out that Bill Clinton was a two term president yet?
clinton was a one term president once the blue dress came out. he was a lame duck, also he was impeached, imbama will be impeached. bush was a real two term president, the former, not the ladder. exbama will say anything to try to be with the neat kids. won't happen
He was never a ladder either, just thought I'd point that out.
Photographers and other media are complaining that the this week's "65 foot buffer" of the beaches has been extended, and that any media one the beaches of Louisiana are now being ordered to leave. Rumors are beginning to float that the damage is far worse than is being reported. We saw that in Alabama, but it has subsided a great bit. I'm hearing it is actually getting worse in Louisiana and parts of Texas.
And why the ban on talking with members of the cleanup crews, even when off duty?
I have a friend who free lances as a photo journalist. He's thinking about going over sometime this week, and if he does, I'm going to go with him. I know Grand Isle and Houma well and have several friends working the cleanup there. We spent 3 months along the AL/MS/LA coast after Katrina filming and helping wherever we could, and several of our friends there are also involved in the cleanups. It will be interesting to hear what they have to say.
