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I watch BBC World News America.

 

News outlets are all about ratings, Period. Whatever it takes, that's what caught Dan Rather after all. But the issue here is Chairman Mao on a Christmas (Oh wait, holiday) Tree in the white house! Do some research on Mao. Some humanitarian he was.

 

Mark

 

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Mark

 

I get most of my news from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). Very similar to BBC. I also used to watch Naked News:ihih:, till they started charging:incazzato:

Mark

 

Well, BBC and CBC are fine, as long as you understand that they're both gonna conduct their analysis and reporting based on an underlying worldview consistent with the social and political norms of Britain and Canada, respectively.

CSM? Really? But you scoff at FoxNews?

 

from my current boss who was high up at a three letter intel agency (like, confirmed by the Senate), the two I mentioned are the most trustworthy news source. But, I'm sure you've got better contacts to substantiate your opinion that Fox > *? :lol:

 

I R S ?:lol: Sorry couldn't resist!

 

Senate confirmation > ?
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logic > you ut:

then again, I should know better than to try to convince those who think Fox News is accurate that it's not. Kool-Aid...you gots.

 

I dont watch the news any more as its all lame info even the weather people cant tell you what its going to do tomorrow lol

 

that's entirely true. they don't know what's happening until it's actually happening :lol:

 

Despite its name, the CSM is not a religious-themed paper, and does not promote the doctrine of its patron church. The paper has been known for avoiding sensationalism, producing a "distinctive brand of nonhysterical journalism".

 

The best thing to do concerning a weather forecast is to walk outside and look up. If it were just as easy to keep track of government!

 

You have probably noticed I tend to spell certain words in a Canuckian way:lol:

Your right, the perspective is different than most U.S. news outlets, as it should be. You will also find that there is more international coverage, even if the issue being reported has nothing to do with either the U.K. or Canada.

I don't think there is any unbiased reporting from any news outlet, so getting as many different points of view helps in figuring out for yourself what the hell is going on.

Mark

 

Looking up to track the folks in Washington would be akin to tracking ocean levels in a desert.....:lol:

 

? > Kool-Aid?

Kool-Aid rocks.
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I dunno Nathan - it's like "moderates" and "independents"... half of them are trying so hard to be "non-hysterical" that they refuse to see big issues when they're right in front of them... they have the best hind-sight in the world, though. To them, the behavior of the current congress and administration was completely unforeseeable... but now that it's played out, they've run in the opposite direction... but for many of us, it was inevitable. Who's less biased... the sources who are proven right later, or the sources who avoided any air of "partiality" before the inevitable played out?

My opinion - when you're right, be passionate about it. Because the folks who are wrong are pretty passionate about being wrong.

 

...to you.

I couldn't care less, personally.

Idolizes socialism? I made a post explaining that the image used is one painted by Warhol aimed at criticizing and ridiculing socialist beliefs and propoganda. It's a pretty well known series of paintings, and its satirical nature is widely accepted among art analysts and critics. I'm not sure how an image can both ridicule and idolize the same thing at once...