Zuzano - dobre informace - a vystizny komentar - Bill Moyer - vazim si ho - moralni clovek a humanista.

USA je rodelene na rude a modre - asi vice nez behem Vietnmske valky -

ja reknu ze respektuj Bill Moyer - a kdyz ten druhy take - tak se muzu vsadit ze se shodujeme na 80% v dalsim - politicky.

To same naopak - jako kdybyu lidi zili na ruznych planetach.

slate na Goldberga

 

 

Psala jsem o knize '100 lidi kteri mrsi Ameriku' (Zantovskeho preklad nazvu) a ta neni o tom, jak levicacti novinari manipuluji s verejnym minenim',  v te knizce je bez ladu a skladu nahazena stovka lidi kteri spolu maji malo spolecneho, zdaleka ne jen novinaru (nekteri z nich dokonce nejsou ani Americane) a na jejich hlavy navrseno plno nepodlozenych drbu a autorovych predsudku. Takze ta kniha neni imho bulvarproto, ze levicacti novinari manipuluji s verejnym minenim, ale protoze je plna lzi a pomluv . Tak mi to levicactvi nepodsouvejte, Riso, kdyz uz jste se rozhodl mi tykat.

Vy zrejme pisete o politicke korektnosti novinaru, kteri se boji zalob a protestu nejruznejsich vir, etnik, atp., proto ta orwellovska levicacka hatmatilka, poturcenci horsi turka to pak prehani ad absurdum z podlezave pile.  Ja o voze atd..

Al Franken, pro jistotu opravuji..

 

"Our critics are our friends; they show us our faults."

Benjamin Franklin

Yes, Goldbergu. Zapis si to i za usi, kdyz uz se (zrovna ty!) timto citatem ohanis.

presne tak Zuzano - a "chudak" sel do penze v 55 - tak si musel trochu privydelat -

 

 

Goldberg Variations Evil genius or useful idiot? We report, you decide. By Michael Kinsley Posted Thursday, Jan. 10, 2002, at 7:19 PM ET

 

 

As a liberal, I had long suspected that we might have a secret coven over at CBS News. It's hard to say why, exactly. Maybe it's that little smirk of Dan Rather's whenever he gets to report something bad happening to America. Or maybe it was the famous episode when Walter Cronkite ended his broadcast by denouncing capitalism as "a system of class oppression that must be destroyed root and branch." But it was only a suspicion.

So I was happy to get confirmation from the current best seller (categorized as nonfiction) Bias: A CBS Insider Exposes How the Media Distort the News, by former CBS newsman Bernard Goldberg. The book is rich with anecdotes about the horrors—ideological and otherwise—of working for CBS, culled from Mr. Goldberg's three decades of working for CBS. He must have been chained to his TelePrompTer or something, because a man who "was once rated by TV Guide as one of the ten most interesting people on television," as his author ID brags, surely didn't need to spend all those years at a corrupt and dishonest institution.