Continued from previous post… You put your left foot in… If the mainstream media has no agenda, and their misreporting can solely be blamed upon the fog of war, we should see the mistakes benefiting the both sides equally; half…

Funny thing, it’s going on 32 hours since the AP first reported that the Iraqi MoI has admitted that Jamil Hussein is real and what do we have to show for it?  Nada. The Iraqi MoI has not issued a…

The Iraq war — indeed, the larger GWOJ (global war against jihadism) — is as much a propaganda war, a war of ideas and “memes,” as it is a shooting war. Paul Josef Goebbels understood the power of propaganda; so…

昔からアメリカにしろ日本にしろメディアの報道には偏向があることは情報通のひとなら誰でも感じていたことだろう。だが事実に関する情報に記者の個人的な解釈が加わったとしても、…

As is typical I was at work when something big occured in the blogging world.  It appears the AP has issued another silly rebuttal to this growing scandal of the Burning Six and I just checked it out.  First thought,…

By Debbie Schlussel Michelle Malkin has been hot on the trail of Bilal Hussein, the AP photographer who has ties to Al-Qaeda, and whom, as Michelle reported, takes photos from Al-Qaeda terrorists’ perspective. Now, there is yet another reason not…

By Debbie Schlussel Michelle Malkin has been hot on the trail of Bilal Hussein, the AP photographer who has ties to Al-Qaeda, and whom, as Michelle reported, takes photos from Al-Qaeda terrorists’ perspective. Now, there is yet another reason not…

The first three items in this post (I’m betting on it growing) we’re originally part of Bill’s Bites — 2006.09.21.Click the pic.Bilalgate: Michelle vs. the Associated PressAllahpundit At the risk of being stripped of my righty blogger credentials, I c…

Caged imams?Ah, it’s so refreshing when one sees a series of photographs distinctly framed with the intent of inflaming anger. Take this series of photographs, for instance. Ordinarily, you can find our press far behind enemy lines, offering aid and com

Riehl’s got it. Riehl opens the piece by suggesting this is confirmed and then later indicates it’s supposition (though of a fairly strong sort). He was definitely snapping pictures in the moments just before Salvatore Sanore’s murder. The Pentagon ins…

Should reporters who are embedded with enemy forces be treated the same as an enemy?

Here’s the dilemma: The press wants to be able to claim impartiality on all fronts, so sometimes they send people behind the lines to camp out with rogue forces. (Sad

They should be worrying about how many people their local “reporter” may have helped murder.