A bit of a double standard here. Bet we will not see this on TV or in newspapers.
U.N. Covers Up Payments to Journalists
AIM Original Article
When conservative commentator Armstrong Williams was exposed for taking money from the Bush administration, his credibility was cast into doubt and news organizations expressed regrets for having had him on the air to comment on public policy issues. Williams was tainted by a conflict of interest that should have been revealed to the viewing audience. He was said to be a channel for Bush administration propaganda. What about U.N. propaganda?
AIM Original Article
When conservative commentator Armstrong Williams was exposed for taking money from the Bush administration, his credibility was cast into doubt and news organizations expressed regrets for having had him on the air to comment on public policy issues. Williams was tainted by a conflict of interest that should have been revealed to the viewing audience. He was said to be a channel for Bush administration propaganda. What about U.N. propaganda?
posted by Lieutenant Colonel Caveman at Tuesday, April 12, 2005
1 Comments:
Absolutely essential to understanding the UN's success at fooling Americans into supporting it is propoganda like the kind you just helped expose on your blog. Thank you!
Great blog by the way, lots of good posts with useful information, as well as some that challenge conventional wisdom.
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