Main Stream Journalism Agenda Exposed

[From article]
On September 11, 2013, bikers from across the country rode into the nation’s capital to honor those who died on 9/11 and to protest the callous Million Muslim March planned for the same day. The sight of tens of thousands of bikers rolling through D.C., with American flags waving in tow, was enough to fill even the most jaded Washingtonian with an overwhelming sense of patriotism. And the sound? Well that would get anyone’s attention, right? Everyone except the mainstream media’s, apparently.
Time and again, this is what grassroots filmmaker Dennis Michael Lynch observed when traveling the nation for his first two films about immigration. Whether it was about jobs and unemployment or border security and amnesty, what Lynch was finding in the field wasn’t matching what the mainstream media were reporting. And when it came to covering grassroots protests with thousands of people in attendance, they were nowhere to be found.
[. . .]
Media Research Center’s Brent Bozell points out in the film, “How can you have a functioning democracy when the voters don’t have access to truth?”

http://townhall.com/tipsheet/leahbarkoukis/2014/07/04/new-documentary-we-ride-to-dc-blows-lid-off-mainstream-medias-agenda-n1858684

New Documentary “We Ride to DC” Blows Lid Off Mainstream Media’s Agenda
Leah Barkoukis

Jul 04, 2014

Bilderberg Conference Secrecy, Journalists Arrested

several videos
[From article]
Having safely checked into the Marriott two days before 120 of the world’s most influential power brokers gather for their annual confab, it was soon made very apparent that security preparations were in full swing, with the second floor of the hotel completely out of bounds for guests, as security staff working on behalf of Bilderberg made regular patrols around the both inside and outside the premises.
People with cameras, whether they were taking photos or not, were harassed and ordered not to take pictures, as Bilderberg organizers began to gather in the lobby of the Marriott.


Paul Joseph Watson @PrisonPlanet
Second floor on Marriott blocked off for Bilderberg. Paranoid security.
12:58 PM - 27 May 2014

Independent reporters Luke Rudkowski and Dan Dicks decided to take the opportunity to confront the organizers, who at first denied any knowledge of Bilderberg before becoming visibly irate at being asked polite questions. Security staff soon arrived on the scene and demanded that everyone in the vicinity delete their footage.
[. . .]
London Guardian reporter Charlie Skelton and myself were later ordered to leave the hotel on orders of the secret service despite having already checked in for the night.
The arrests served to highlight the fact that there is such a paucity of mainstream coverage of Bilderberg that independent reporters have to risk being thrown in prison simply to ask questions about a meeting, the security for which is taxpayer funded, that has a huge impact on global affairs
[. . .]
Mayor of Atlanta Kasim Reed is also in attendance, suggesting Bilderberg big wigs may be grooming him for a more prominent political position and possibly even President as they did when Bill Clinton attended as a little known Governor of Arkansas back in 1991.

http://www.infowars.com/bilderberg-2014-reporters-arrested-as-cloak-of-secrecy-descends/

BILDERBERG 2014: REPORTERS ARRESTED AS CLOAK OF SECRECY DESCENDS
Agenda for Copenhagen confab illustrates global elite in panic
by PAUL JOSEPH WATSON

MAY 28, 2014

Media Invades Staging Area During Bomb Scare at Harvard University

Posted December 16, 2013 9:36 PM ET; Last updated December 18, 2013 9:35 PM ET

The below images show six media vehicles parked alongside of my building outside of my window at about 2:30 PM on December 16, 2013. They came to report on the "bomb scare" at Harvard University earlier in the day. They parked in a "no stopping" zone on Broadway. It was used for the past three years by construction vehicles for the former Fogg Museum, new Art Museum,  across the street. Now that only delivery vehicles park there, it is available to media personalities and journalists who visit Harvard University and Cambridge where laws are optional. 


This is an example of the kind of vehicles using the roadway near my windows for staging for three years, bringing earth-moving equipment to the site.  Notice the Cambridge city policeman on paid detail watching this delivery. 


Now deliveries are supplies for the new museum. 


Cab of delivery truck.

http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2013/12/17/media-explosives-threat-national/

National Media Follows Bomb Threat
By ALEXANDER H. PATEL,
Harvard CRIMSON STAFF WRITER
December 17, 2013


WCVB-TV mobile broadcast truck.

Parking in a no stopping zone is one of the perks of living and/or working in Cambridge for special persons. It is the lesson taught by that great Harvard Law School trained constitutional law instructor, Barack Obama. If a law is inconvenient you may ignore it.


WCVB-TV truck.

Sheriffs across the nation ignore gun laws because they do not like the infringement on the Second Amendment. Sheriffs too are experts on constitutional law.

WHDH-TV truck, with cameraman and on air personality. 

Obama does not like parts of the health care law which the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate passed into law and Obama signed without any of them reading it. So he ignores parts of the law and changes other parts. It is how the rule of law has evolved to a higher level of existence.


Closer look at TV journalist. Is this Sharman Sacchetti of Fox News Boston? 

Thus in Cambridge if construction companies are renovating the prestigious Harvard University Fogg Art Museum, well, they can ignore no stopping signs in order to use the roadway for a staging area for three years. Not a problem.


Antenna extended ready for live broadcast.

Local police working details stand by and protect this operation. It is a development project of Harvard University, approved by the City of Cambridge and its boards and commissions. Do you know how many laws, ordinances and hoops that the over-worked and under-paid Harvard University employees had to jump through in order to get the approvals to renovate this art museum?


Four media vehicles parked on Broadway near Prescott Street.

The lesson applies to teenagers who walk along the streets of the nation and pass someone whose face they do not like. Because laws are inconvenient they simply ignore that law, and punch out the faces of those undesirable persons. Obama is a great teacher.

Preparing for broadcast. 

Journalists covering the prestigious university which may be under threat of a bomb scare on final exam day, can ignore the local traffic laws because they are covering an important story about an important university. Not a problem either.


Doesn't look like Sharman Sacchetti.


Head in lower right of image is another on air TV journalist. 


A mini media convention waiting but nothing happening after the bomb scare. 


Stalling in case of a new development. Who wants to go back to the studio? We are at Harvard. Sigh!


Is that WCVB-TV's Jorge Giroga? 

[From article]
In a statement released about 3 p.m., the university said students were allowed back into Thayer Hall, a dorm, and classrooms in Emerson and Sever halls and the Science Center. An earlier restriction on access to Harvard Yard was also lifted.

The Harvard University Police Department had ordered students and others to evacuate all four buildings in the morning after receiving a report that bombs had been planted there. "Harvard's focus is on the safety of our students, faculty and staff," the university in Cambridge, Mass., said.

[From Harvard University Housing]
Harvard's focus is on the safety of our students, faculty and staff. We will continue to update the community via MessageME and through messages posted at harvard.edu/emergency and on the University's Twitter and Facebook accounts.

Statements from "the university" and from "Harvard University Housing" say their focus is "the safety of our students, faculty and staff." In other contexts they say their focus is on "their mission," to educate their students. But university representatives, usually PR flacks at City Council meetings,  Planning Board, Zoning Board and University Relations Committee meetings, boast of how open the Harvard University campus is to "members of the community," second class of citizens in Cambridge. So is the safety of "members of the community" who attend events on campus, and who may live in university buildings of any concern to the university? Or as is common practice, do members of the community become targets for abuses of campus police? Are vulnerable elder citizens targets for Harvard University Housing building superintendents and graduate psychology students at Harvard Medical School to prey on, for sport? Harvard University usually claims that their campus police, and their building superintendents are "not the real Harvard." But these employees are paid by the President and Fellows of Harvard College just as the faculty is paid. Campus police display the Harvard University logo on  their patches. So why are these "not the real Harvard" employees permitted to abuse their power and the prestige of the prominent University contrary to law? Is that also part of their mission and focus? Ahem!

http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304403804579262132386475134

Harvard Students Allowed Back in All Evacuated Buildings
Officials Found No Evidence of Explosives Following Bomb Threat
By JENNIFER LEVITZ
Updated Dec. 16, 2013 2:16 p.m. ET

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[From article]
A White House spokesperson confirmed at half past 11 a.m. that President Obama has been briefed about the explosives scare at Harvard University. The White House will stay in communication with officials at federal, state, and local levels, and Obama will continue to receive briefings as necessary as the situation develops, the spokesperson added.
[. . .]
At 12:40 p.m., life in the Yard was returning to normality. Securitas guards stood by Johnston, Widener, Lamont, and the Science Center gates, allowing Harvard ID holders into the Yard.

Will Obama remind the Cambridge police that they are acting stupidly again? 

http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2013/12/16/unconfirmed-reports-explosives-four-buildings/

Campus Receives All Clear; Search Has Yielded No Explosives
By CRIMSON NEWS STAFF,
Harvard CRIMSON STAFF WRITER
December 16, 2013

JFK: American Experience, November 11-12, 2013

Posted November 13, 2013 4:52 AM ET; Last updated November 14, 2013 6:55 AM ET



[Link to PBS JFK American Experience page]
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/jfk/player/

This video history (two two-hour broadcasts November 11, 12, 2013) reminds of Joseph P. Kennedy's admonition to his sons, "It doesn't matter what you are. It matters what people think you are." One Kennedy Cult homosexual reminded me when he said to me, "What do you care what other people think of you." after 30 years of the Kennedy cult FBI telling everyone I knew, know and met "He's a retired drug dealer." 

Then there is Jay-Z, really a retired drug dealer who is invited to the White House, celebrated on music award shows and earning money endorsing major retail stores in New York City. In case of any negative public discourse about Mr. Jay-Z, the Reverend Al Sharpton, television host is available to counter the attacks and to characterize Jay-Z's critics as racist. One relentless element of character assassination directed at me for 34 years is "He's a racist." The public perception of me as a retired, racist drug dealer did wonders for my social, economic and political lives. So it mattered, matters to me what other people thought and think of me. As Mark Twain pointed out, "The lie gets halfway around the world before the truth gets its boots on."

Two additional one-hour features were broadcast on the day following (November 13, 2013) the second part of the JFK two-part special. The first one discusses in detail the forensic ballistics evidence of the three shots that were fired by Lee Harvey Oswald. The second one discusses in detail how journalists reported the assassination, focusing on Walter Cronkhite. One question remains. Why did it take 50 years to make these features? Some technology was not available in 1963. But some was available earlier than 2013. 

The day after I posted this report the charming compassionate Harvard University medical school graduate psychology sociopathic student, descended from the nation of India, increased her criminal harassment. She disturbs my sleep every one or two hours, causes my computer to repeatedly crash, stalks, harasses, insults, ridicules, humiliates, and threatens, "They are going kill you." Her character assassination includes, "He's homeless." "He's mentally ill." "He's not real." "He's a racist." Vigilant Harvard University campus police protect this ongoing criminal abuse along with superintendents of Harvard's real estate division. This is an essential part of Harvard's mission of education (and abusing vulnerable elder citizens?). 

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JFK PBS, American Experience
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Part 1 of 2
[From video history]
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Jack's father, Joseph P. Kennedy, was one of the wealthiest men in America. An Irish Catholic businessman, who had grabbed his fortune in the WASP dominated world of high finance.
[There was no mention of the elder Kennedy's businesses during prohibition importing and distributing illegal "medicinal" booze.]
[. . .]
Robert Dallek, historian: "After the stock market crash occurred in 1929, John Kennedy didn't know that there was all this privation in the country. He never wanted for a meal. And it wasn't until he read something later in high school and college about The Depression that it registered on his consciousness."
[. . .]
"Non stop competition. Where Joe Jr. and Jack were concerned, friends remembered, everything was a contest."
[. . .]
"By the time Joe Sr. was recalled from London, reporters on both sides of the Atlantic were calling him a Hitler apologist, a defeatist."
[. . .]
"He showed up at his [congressional] office as little as possible. Took scant interest in constituent services, and only middling interest in his committee assignments."
[. . .]
"He spent his evenings racing to movie theaters in his convertible, jockeying with the Washington trolley, a different girl in the passenger seat every night. Was it a movie star, the newspapers wondered? A socialite? Another airline hostess?"
Dallek: "He's a playboy. [. . .] It was a period of great self indulgence."
[. . .]
"And it wasn't just his womanizing that stunned Jackie. Politics was sort of my enemy, she confided. We had no home life whatsoever."
[. . .]
Robert Caro, writer: "Johnson said Kennedy was pathetic as a congressman and a senator. He didn't know how to address the chair, by which he meant he didn't even know the rules. What particularly irked Johnson was that he couldn't depend on the man. Kennedy was often absent. He ducked the controversial censure vote on Joe McCarthy."
[. . .]
"The press was unable to make sense out of the vote totals out of Cook County [Chicago] Illinois."
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Part 2 of 2
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This part begins with the inauguration in January 1961. Frank Sinatra gave a party. 
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Richard Reeves, writer: "People suddenly see this glamorous young couple from the upper class, who were almost impeccable in everything they do in public. And we want to be like them. It is the new America." [To some, the Kennedy family was anything but the upper class.]
[. . .]
Sally Bedell Smith, writer: "JFK held the great man theory of government."
[. . .]
Evan Thomas, writer: "We had the best, the brightest, the smartest, and if you just get enough of those guys in a room, everything will be clear and all problems will be solved."
[That sounds a lot like Harvard University (and Barack Obama, ya think?) where they believe they are the best, the brightest and they know best. If they do not know it it is unknowable. Obama worships credentials. Was it the same for JFK?]
[. . .]
Richard Reeves: "Kennedy had a real respect for the people in the intelligence agency. And made the obvious assumption they knew what they were doing."
[. . .]
"Of the 1400 Cuban exiles who made the attack [at the Bay of Pigs] 1200 were killed or captured. Many of the survivors we headed for the firing squad."
[. . .]
Robert Dallek, historian: "It humbled him, but most importantly it made him deeply skeptical of taking advice at face value from people who were supposed to be experts in the military, in the intelligence community, in the CIA. And he realized he had to make critical evaluations of what people were telling him and he had to be skeptical."
[Is it any different with experts in any field? Psychiatry, criminologists, for example?]
[. . .]
Robert Dallek: "Kennedy had a meeting with his chiefs [of military staff] early in his presidency, in which they described to him the plans for a nuclear war; in which they would kill 175 million people, devastate every major city in the Soviet Union and China. And as he walks out of the room, he turns to Dean Rusk and he says, 'And we call ourselves the human race.'"
[. . .]
Robert Dallek: "He sees his first year as a pretty miserable experience, and there's no significant gain that he can point to either on the domestic or the foreign scene."
[. . .]
Evan Thomas: "John F. Kennedy for all his many, many qualities was reckless about his womanizing. It's a long list of all different kinds. Society matrons, 19-year-olds. I mean it just went on and on."
[. . .]
Sally Bedell Smith: "Most of the people who covered the White House in the press, were well aware that Kennedy was engaging in private sexual escapades in the White House, in Palm Springs, in Malibu, in New York, and even during one of his summit meetings with Prime Minister Harold MacMillan in Nassau."
[. . .]
Thomas Hughes, Assistant Secretary of State: "Bobby would say, 'There is no higher interest in the entire U.S. government than getting rid of Castro.'"
[. . .]
Michael Dobbs, writer: "The CIA told him that there were 8,000 Soviet technicians in Cuba. In fact there were 43,000 heavily armed Soviet soldiers on Cuba at that point. The Soviets possessed in addition to these longer range missiles that could hit the United States, they also possessed shorter range tactical nuclear weapons that could have been used to wipe out the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo or a U.S. invading force. Kennedy didn't know any of that."
[. . .]
Thomas Hughes: "He gets bad advice from everybody. All of his appointees. His chosen advisors. And they're all over the place. And they change their own views frequently."
[. . .]
Thomas Naftali, historian: "The President invited a few of his closest reporter friends to the White House for private briefings on the events in Cuba. Then he demanded a chance to amend and improve their stories about the crisis. The administration never did disclose the secret tradeoff of U.S. missiles in Turkey. Instead under the President's direction they embroidered the already fanciful tale of the U.S. Navy turning back Soviet ships. What Kennedy's Secretary of State called the 'Eyeball to eyeball confrontation between the President and Khruschev.'
Michael Dobbs: "That never happened. Khruschev already decided to turn back his ships around. And turned them around the previous day."
[. . .]
Vaughn Meader's comedy album, "'The First Family' sold a record breaking 7 and 1/2 million copies in just six months."
[I met Vaughn Meader at a New York City comedy workshop. He invited anyone to be in the audience for the recording of that album. I demurred.]
[. . .]
In 1963 "Kennedy had quadrupled the number of American troops in Vietnam in little under a year to nearly 12,000."
[. . .]
Evan Thomas: "Jack Kennedy was very conscious of images."
[. . .]
Evan Thomas: "Different parts of Kennedy's own government is telling him different things. [. . .] Kennedy has basically lost control of his Vietnam policy making part of his government. And he knows it."
[. . .]
"Jack Kennedy was the most glamorous attractive President the United States we've ever had, we will ever have. [. . .] He probably wasn't as great as he appeared to be."
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[This two-part feature ended with the assassination of the President.
Two more PBS video features were broadcast the next day.]
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http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/tech/cold-case-jfk.html

NOVA
Cold Case: JFK
November 13, 2013
PBS

This show is detailed scientific presentation, and gory. Numerous experts show forensic evidence using technology not available in 1963. Substantial ballistics tests are shown explaining how the bullets traveled. They specify errors made on that day by medical professionals. They indicate that Lee Harvey Oswald fired three shots and killed JFK.

Luke Haag, Firearms Expert, in New Mexico concluded, "The essence of good forensic science is to look at what are the competing explanations of an event. And if you can rule out that which is impossible, that which remains, however seemingly improbable, is the truth."

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http://www.pbs.org/wnet/secrets/episodes/jfk-one-pm-central-standard-time-about-this-episode/1075/

JFK; ONE PM CENTRAL STANDARD TIME
Secrets of The Dead
PBS
November 13, 2013

Narrated by George Clooney

This one hour PBS special focuses on Walter Cronkhite and the way journalists covered the assassination of the President. Bill Clinton appears several times. One aspect of the 1963 trip to Texas seldom reported is that the President first went to San Antonio, then to Houston, then to Fort Worth and then to Dallas.

There are extreme details of who reported what, when. Who was first. The technical difficulties of television, radio and newspapers in 1963. The standards were higher then which is why Cronkhite delayed reporting the death of JFK until 2:00 PM New York time.

Marvin Kalb said "Walter Cronkhite was the master of the moment." He died in 2009 at 92.

Insider Journalist, vs. Journalism For The People

http://dailycaller.com/2013/10/20/who-is-the-most-powerful-man-in-this-town

Who is the most powerful man in ‘This Town’?
By Grae Stafford
11:13 AM 10/20/2013

Biased Journalism in Boston

Boston Herald reporters demonstrate a misguided infantile bias about psychiatry. Police reveal medical records contrary to HIPAA laws and MA privacy statutes. Journalists repeat the privacy violation. What is the connection between an evaluation and the alleged knife attack? Do journalists like police and politicians, believe that mental illness causes crime, or that it is a crime?

http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_coverage/2013/09/police_suspect_in_salem_bus_attack_underwent_psychiatric

Police: Suspect in Salem bus attack underwent psychiatric evaluation
Thursday, September 26, 2013
By: Gary J. Remal, O'Ryan Johnson
Boston Herald

Extreme Media Distortion On Zimmerman Trial

[Link to video]
http://www.pjtv.com/s/GEZDSMRS

The Lynching (about 10 minutes)
(Jul. 19, 2013)
Bill Whittle examines the death of Trayvon Martin and trial of George Zimmerman. Is the acquittal of Zimmerman one of the great civil rights injustices of our time? Find out.

Nothing wrong with making money. But in view of the facts presented here, one may wonder about the Trayvon Martin Foundation. Is Al Sharpton on the board of trustees?

EXCLUSIVE: JOURNALIST ACCOSTED BY SECURITY OVER MAYOR BLOOMBERG GUN CONTROL QUESTION

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2013/01/28/EXCLUSIVE-Journalist-Accosted-By-Security-Over-Mayor-Bloomberg-Gun-Control-Question

 EXCLUSIVE: JOURNALIST ACCOSTED BY SECURITY OVER MAYOR BLOOMBERG GUN CONTROL QUESTION

by WYNTON HALL

 28 Jan 2013

Columbia University School Of Journalism Centennial

Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism's Centennial was celebrated in Boston, Massachusetts on September 19, 2012, at Global Post Headquarters, Pilot House Associates on Lewis Wharf. Philip Balboni ’71, hosted the event, with guest speakers, Nicholas Lemann, Dean, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, James B. Stewart, Bloomberg Professor of Business Journalism and business columnist for The New York Times, and James McGrath Morris, Historian and author of Pulitzer: A Life in Politics, Print, and Power. These images were captured at the event.

Philip Balboni

James B. Stewart, Nicholas Lemann, James McGrath Morris [l to r] 

Nicholas Lemann, James McGrath Morris [l to r]

James B. Stewart

Charles Sennott [r]

Janet Wu, WHDH-TV [bottom center]

Palestinians Perform for the Camera

http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2012/01/when-journalism-becomes-propaganda.php

January 2, 2012
by Steven Hayward
When Journalism Becomes Propaganda
PowerLine Blog

Nightside With Dan Rea OCT 18 2011

Roy Bercaw calls into the Dan Rea's Nightside Show on WBZ Radio 1030 AM. He asks guest Dexter Van Ziles about propaganda and media conformity.

James O'Keefe quietly destroys mainstream media

AIM's Benjamin Johnson sits down with James O'Keefe for some hard hitting dance moves.
[Source story at:

http://bigjournalism.com/aim/2011/08/10/james-okeefe-quietly-destroys-mainstream-media/

James O’Keefe Quietly Destroys Mainstream Media
Posted by Accuracy in Media
BigJournalism.com
Aug 10th 2011 at 9:20 am

Greatest Al Sharpton Clip, Ever.

NBC News' newest broadcast journalist just keeps out doing himself. Enjoy tonight's must-see moment.

[More Sharpton with embedded video here from August 8, 2011]
http://bigjournalism.com/pjsalvatore/2011/08/09/al-sharptons-greatest-hits/

Al Sharpton’s Greatest Hits
Posted by P.J. Salvatore
BigJournalism.com
Aug 9th 2011 at 11:30 am

Look Who's Talking

New Communications Technology

[From article]
"There was no Internet or blogosphere in 1995; Fox News Channel didn't start until October 1996; talk radio was in its infancy, with Rush Limbaugh already an important national voice but with few other conservative hosts on the air."

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/opinion/opedcolumnists/why_we_re_not_hearing_train_wreck_haKqJJE0rZXSAyaVVGtvoL

Why we're not hearing 'train wreck'
By MICHAEL BARONE
New York Post
Last Updated: 4:25 AM, March 3, 2011
Posted: 9:32 PM, March 2, 2011

Puerto Rican Rep Gets Cozy With Journalist

Puerto Rico's representative acts like Joe Namath trying to kiss a grad student at a party. She rolls her eyes at the camera after thwarting his advances. ABC News: "One legislator from Puerto Rico took advantage of the festive environment to make unwanted advances on a female student journalist, groping and kissing her –all as the cameras rolled. In a statement to ABC News, Rep. Jorge Navarro Suarez denied any misconduct, and said he got close to the student to understand her, since the music was loud and he doesn't speak English well."

DC Reporter Suspended For Reporting Facts About Obama

WJLA-TV reporter Doug McKelway was suspended by the station following his July 20 report on a Capitol Hill rally by the left-wing groups Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace and Public Citizen. Anonymous sources at the station said he "lapsed into partisan territory," according to the Washington Post.
[See more at]
http://bigjournalism.com/rbluey/2010/08/11/thoughtcrime-d-c-reporter-suspended-for-accurate-report-on-bps-donations-to-obama/

New York Post Open Bias

This report begins : "A cleaver-wielding schizophrenic." making a person into a disease. Though not unique among journalists it shows negative bias in the minds of the writers and editors. Why is the alleged mental illness a defining element in the crime report? Do journalists and editors believe that mental illness causes crime? What is the basis for any such belief beyond bias? There is none.

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/slain_doc_hubby_sues_bIVbhicdw18ixTtFSsRNJK

Slain doc's hubby sues

By KATHIANNE BONIELLO

New York Post

Last Updated: 3:03 AM, February 23, 2010

Posted: 5:49 AM, February 21, 2010

Obama: Turn Off the TV

Obama wants politicians to turn off TV news and stop reading blogs. He says correctly that it is one of the things that angers voters. But he fails to recognize that is only part of the pervasive focus of politicians solely on getting re-elected instead of serving the public good, the voters and taxpayers. It is the limitless self interests that these vain men and women cannot control.

Liberal Journalists' Hypocrisy

Arianna Huffington asks Roger Ailes to defend Glenn Beck's references to violence. Ailes notes some of her contributors refer to him as a "tumor." It is amazing how liberals only hear the imagined abuses of conservatives and ignore outrageous comments by liberals. An editorial in the Boston Phoenix, an extreme leftist weekly, referred to US Senator Elect Scott Brown as a homosexual sex act. The homosexuals, who run that paper use the epithet often. One of their staff journalists appears regularly on a PBS talk show (Greater Boston, with Emily Rooney daughter of 60 Minutes icon Andy Rooney) criticizing the press. I sent the staffer and the host of the PBS show the reference to the editorial. No comment from these liberal hypocrites.