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Category Archives: New York Times
Ten Convenient Beliefs For Leaders Of The New York Times Iran War coverage Now
Stephen Turner’s convenient beliefs are working overtime in the New York Times newsroom, the Baghdad/Beirut/Istanbul bureaus, and the Iran desk right now. With the U.S.-Israeli campaign grinding into its second month, Khamenei martyred, nuclear sites cratered, Iranian cities under sporadic … Continue reading
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The Jurisdictional Wars: Alliance Theory and the battle for authority at the New York Times
Journalists, editors, and executives at the New York Times do not compete for authority by saying they want power. They compete by invoking languages of All the News That’s Fit to Print, Speaking Truth to Power, Defending Democracy, Moral Clarity, … Continue reading
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The New York Times Sells Elite Alliance Coordination
ChatGPT says: Alliance Theory says the New York Times is not mainly selling information. It is selling elite alliance coordination. Its real product is not news. Its product is: Legitimacy Moral framing Status signaling Rival mapping Boundary enforcement Who the … Continue reading
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What Really Goes Down At The Annual NPR News Holiday Party Where Everyone’s Wasted
Describe a dinner party featuring only people who work at NPR news and now they’re all drunk and telling it like it is. ChatGPT says: Picture it: the annual NPR News holiday party. Everyone’s had too many craft cocktails, the … Continue reading
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Where this show is better than the New York Times (4-16-24)
The New York Times and the rest of the elite media consistently put out more compelling articles than I do, but in their abundance of production, they often create more confusion than clarity. Why is this? Does it have something … Continue reading
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Youtube Gave Me A Strike For Linking To The New York Times’s Sexually Provocative Content
Youtube rescinded its strike upon my appeal. Previously, this is what happened: pic.twitter.com/IarO4wD0f9 — (((Luke Ford))) (@lukeford) August 27, 2021 Here is the wicked video:
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I Love The New York Times! (6-1-21)
00:00 What does it mean when you don’t like the New York Times? 07:00 How Do Animals Safely Cross a Highway? Take a Look., https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/05/31/climate/wildlife-crossings-animals.html 10:00 Ethan Ralph vs Anthony Fauci 17:00 Lionel Nation makes fun of e-streams 25:00 How … Continue reading
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The New York Times Reckons With Itself
From New York Magazine: * In the Trump years, the New York Times became less dispassionate and more crusading… * The dustup laid bare a divide that had become increasingly tricky for the Times: a large portion of the paper’s … Continue reading
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The New York Times Makes It As Painful As Possible To Cancel Your Subscription
Normally, when you want to cancel an online subscription, you simply click cancel on your account on their website. But not with the New York Times. They are the Comcast-quality customer service of newspapers. No matter how many times I … Continue reading
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Operation Infektion
Comments at Steve Sailer: * The New York Times goes in hard on the right wing fever dream of cultural marxism. But then on the very same day offers up some videos about Fake News called Operation Infektion. The videos … Continue reading
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