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It's rare that two media watchdogs – one on the left and one on the right – ever agree when it comes to assessing coverage on the cable news outlets.
But both the conservative Newsbusters and liberal Media Matters are aiming fire at Fox News' Geraldo Rivera and Judge Andrew Napolitano for recently suggesting the third building to fall on September 11, 2001 – 7 World Trade Center- may have collapsed for reasons beside the widely held belief that fire from the two World Trade Center towers nearby was the ultimate cause
In a post on its Web site Tuesday, Newsbusters said the suggestion lacked any common sense and amounted to "moral repugnance."
"Just so Fox is clear about the people whom they've given soapboxes, Geraldo and the Judge are apparently unconvinced by physics, common sense, and the simple human decency of their elected officials," wrote Newsbuster's Lachlan Markay.
You cannot just simply say "physics is on my side I win". That's liar tactics.
That people on Fox can bark all day long, but the minute one of them utters a question about the events of 9-11, the hounds come outta the woodwork and start howling for blood. Figures.
Originally posted by Whyhi
You can if the actual science is on your side, the only 'liars tactic' being used is arguing against science using pseudoscience and general ignorance.
You can if the actual science is on your side, the only 'liars tactic' being used is arguing against science using pseudoscience and general ignorance.
Didn't Silverstien, the owner of the building admit it was Control Demolished on the PBS documentary?
Didn't Silverstien, the owner of the building admit it was Control Demolished on the PBS documentary?
Do you know one thing about controlled demolition?
Originally posted by Whyhi
reply to post by impressme
Are you suggesting that the news broadcasters are aware of the cover-up and are deliberately derailing discussion about it?
I am not surprised Geraldo Rivera was slammed for speaking out, this is to be expected from the media gatekeepers.
He didn't say that at all.
Originally posted by Whyhi
reply to post by muzzleflash
I am not surprised Geraldo Rivera was slammed for speaking out, this is to be expected from the media gatekeepers.
He didn't say that at all.
What does a media gatekeeper supposedly do then? Does he do, as I mentioned, "deliberately derail discussion about it?" at the very least? Sounds basically like what I suggested, no?
How am I misrepresenting what he said?edit on 1-12-2010 by Whyhi because: (no reason given)