>I once had a course where my instructor gave the assignment to write a one page paper describing a ping pong ball using only facts. That's all he said. No one passed the test. If you said it was white, he said did you measure it with a spectragraph? If so, what were the results? If you said it was round, you were wrong, becuase it is not. Round describes a two dimensional object, it was spherical - a three dimensional adjective. My point is, newspapers give information, not facts, based on their political leanings. Your sources are filtering the data according to their religious/political/ethnic/etc. perspectives. Don't confuse facts with news.
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>John
Great object summation. Lets tell that to all those lost American's and Iraqis that were forced to depart this world based on facts of WMDs and 9-11 Links from our administration and NYC news services and a willing public. Should we start laundering our "brown shirts"?
Fact: GE owns NBC, MSNBC
Fact: GE manufactures gatling guns that fire depleted uranium bullets that GE also makes.
Fact: Iraq has 4.2 Million pounds (of depleted uranium)laced with her surface soil.
Fact: NBC promoted the WMD and 9-11 linkage stories (facilitated the "war").
Fact: GE made a lot of money by faciliting a war based on lies their NBC news division sold us.
Fact: GE does not have to pay death benefits to survivors of Americans or Iraqis that were killed during the military action.
Fact: There are no WMDs or 9-11 links in Iraq
Fact: Killing without justification is murder.
Fact: American service personal in recent reports and images are looking more like the KKK than professional soldiers.
Assumption: Objectivity has failed us.
Right now, the 'ole' objectivity card is a joke. Maybe it will work in your neighborhood, but it don't work in mine:). Mind games won't wash the blood off our hands!
Imagination is more important than knowledge