Category Archives: Journalism

What can we do about these French extremists?

The news in Australia may even be more politically correct than in America. Witness this story: Melbourne authorities caught French extremist days after Paris bombings MELBOURNE authorities nabbed a French extremist trying to enter Australia with chemicals just two days … Continue reading

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Trump Is Factually Right on Putin and Journalists

Anatoly Karlin writes: In the past few days there has been a sort of alt-singularity as Putin and Trump exchanged compliments, as one might think befits mature heads of powerful states (one actual, one potential). Naturally, one of these men … Continue reading

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Beyond Parody

Today’s NY Times edges past self-parody. Multiple stories aimed at getting the West to accept penetration by muslim hordes, and about three (!) full pages on the most noble thing a man can do: become a eunuch. The Times must … Continue reading

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So Wrong for So Long: How the Press, the Pundits–and the President–Failed on Iraq

Greg Mitchell writes: For awhile, back in 2003, Iraq meant never having to say you’re sorry. The spring offensive had produced a victory in less than three weeks, with a relatively low American and Iraqi civilian death toll. Saddam fled … Continue reading

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Media Values Ranked

SmallerEars tweets: “Media values ranked: 1. Racial strife 2. Shopping 3. Sexual perversions 4. Sports 5. Israel 6. Viral videos 7. _____________?” Luke says: I wonder if racial strife is the number one preoccupation of media and if so, why? … Continue reading

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