Monday, January 03, 2011

Media coverage of ATF corruption investigation developments nonexistent

You won’t find this story in any newspaper or network. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at dereliction of duty and betrayal by those entrusted to defend freedom.

If you agree that mainstream press coverage of the gun rights issue demands a counter-balance, please help me spread the word by sharing Gun Rights Examiner links with your friends via emails, and in online discussion boards, blogs, etc.

UPDATE: Had a Guns Magazine "Rights Watch" column due today that used up all my rant time--so unless something huge comes along, I'll be devoting the rest of the day to the demands of my other life, and expect to be back tomorrow.

4 comments:

  1. Excellent scathing indictment, as the journalistas would say.
    As the media continue to pander to the urban 40% of the population that's liberal, the rest of us are finding like-minded sources on the Internet. I wonder how Authorized Journalists will fare under net neutrality, when Uncle decides in every detail how they'll operate instead of them.
    I see that the Southeast media giant I used to work for has managed to get its stock back up to $6.00 a share. Used to be $60. But why do things differently when you KNOW you're right? They feel, like Obama, that people are just too stupid to recognize their genius.

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  2. Gotta say, whether it gets published or not. You know "The Talk," that show that was supposed to be the conservative counter to "The View"? I have yet to see any political discussion on there, just bubblegum for the mind. Celebrity gossip, Jack Hanna's animals, holiday traditions, hubbies and wifeys upping the intimacy factor. Blech.

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  3. My favorite example of "authorized journalists" was from a Meet the Press show. I think it was the summer of 2009, during the various healthcare townhalls etc.. It was Tom Brokaw and Tom Friedman talking about blogs, internet journalism if I recall correctly.

    I almost fell out of my chair laughing when Brokaw says "don't trust everything you read on the internet" with a smirk and Friedman starts talking about how they (real journalists I guess) are the "sanitation engineers" wading through the muck to find the real gems of truth.

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  4. Ok, not exactly as I remember it but I think this is the show I mentioned in my earlier post:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUf1H77jQXI

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