An example of how the U.S. media is very deceptive

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One magazine two different covers

Do the editors of Time think Americans are too squeamish to handle a cover image of violent political unrest in Egypt? It would appear that way, given the respective covers that ran for the Dec. 5 issue U.S. and international editions of the newsweekly.
For the covers of its Europe, Asia and South Pacific editions, Time went with "Revolution Redux," covering another uprising of Egyptians against military rule and featuring a defiant Egyptian rebel on a fiery street donning a gas mask.
Does Time magazine think Americans can

 

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Today's establishment media practice very little journalism and they devote minimal resources to reporting actual news. Instead they have become a mechanism to create and maintain public perception. They spend most of their resources to create a false reality for the public while they distract you from the most important issues facing our world.
Media Deception

 

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I don't care what the Time rag puts on its cover - any of them - as long as it's not another kiss-ass to Barack Hussein Obama.

 

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I don't care what the Time rag puts on its cover - any of them - as long as it's not another kiss-ass to Barack Hussein Obama.

Anything they put is a distraction.

 

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only fox news is good huh?

 

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only fox news is good huh?

When did I mention fox news or any news media accept the example I used in the opening post? Isn't FOX news part of the U.S. Media?

 

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