The portrayal of the Liberty crew as emotionally crippled nutters who won't get over their obsessive conspiracy theories in the face of official disavowals really pissed me off this morning.
I regret starting to listen to NPR again. Every single story is either full of lies, obvious spin, distortion, patronizingly simplistic (and erroneous) "conventional wisdom" or the infamous NPR trivial high/lowbrow cultural fluff.
I don't get it; I never feel frustrated of less-well informed after an hour of the BBC, even with its increasingly pro-Israel spin. But I feel like NPR is working to de-educate me each and every hour.
My name is Matthew Murrey and I'm from Florida, but have been living in the Midwest since 1984. I started this blog because no one else was blogging NPR's drift toward the right - and it made more sense than yelling at the radio.
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The portrayal of the Liberty crew as emotionally crippled nutters who won't get over their obsessive conspiracy theories in the face of official disavowals really pissed me off this morning.
I regret starting to listen to NPR again. Every single story is either full of lies, obvious spin, distortion, patronizingly simplistic (and erroneous) "conventional wisdom" or the infamous NPR trivial high/lowbrow cultural fluff.
I don't get it; I never feel frustrated of less-well informed after an hour of the BBC, even with its increasingly pro-Israel spin. But I feel like NPR is working to de-educate me each and every hour.
(I never feel frustrated OR less-well...)
( not NPR related, but since you metioned Finkelstein in an earlier thread... )
He was denied tenure.
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