As usual, the New York Times (the Paper of False Record) has got things wrong, this time about a Marine Corporal by the name of Jeffrey Starr.

The first word is hero. After reading all of his letter he left his girlfriend, “hero” is the only work I can think to describe Corporal Jeffrey B. Starr.
The second word is turncoat. While I think “traitor” is a little too …

Two stories today highlight the painful inadequacy of the mainstream media in terms of basic fact checking and getting it right.

… continues to sting Cpl. Jeffrey Starr’s loved ones: The girlfriend of a Marine killed in Iraq said she was devastated when she saw how The New York Times cherry-picked a letter her first love intended her to read in

The NY Times have sunk to lows even I didn’t think they could sink to. Editing a dead soldier’s letter to further their left-wing agenda is just obscene.

Here is a brief email exchange I had with Bill Borders at the New York Times before I started this blog. I had asked him why they New York Times had failed to cover the story about Democratic operatives fraudulently obtaining the credit report of Lt. G…

Michelle Malkin, that evil, turncoat, yellow samboette, is again getting the goods on this miserable rag and driving the libs nuts. The Times’ selective editing of Corporal Jeffrey B. Starr’s letter is worthy of this weeks years Joseph Goebbels

… continues to sting Cpl. Jeffrey Starr’s loved ones: The girlfriend of a Marine killed in Iraq said she was devastated when she saw how The New York Times cherry-picked a letter her first love intended her to read in

…is still in the New York Times’ court….