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Random Notes - Idle ThoughtsOn Media Bias — The Myth Of Good Old Media — American Thinker
The 1965 CBS documentary Hunger in America began with outright lies, citing an infant dying in a hospital as the victim of malnutrition, which was pure invention. The 1971 CBS documentary The Selling of the Pentagon actually took the answer of an assistant secretary of state to one question and edited it so that he was giving the answer to another question – and the documentary did that over and over again.
Random Note #188,651 — The Liberals At A Fork In The Road
The discontent is illustrative as to what happens when you desert your base and install an out of touch, milk toast, leftie Green, republican patrician like Malcolm Turnbull as Prime Minister. What did they think was going to happen?
Random Note #176,291 — Forget the ABC’s overt bias. It’s their sneaky and slippery covert bias that should be of more concern
You’d have to be living under a rock not to be aware of the OVERT bias exhibited by the ABC. What is more disturbing is the way they use COVERT bias to promote their position via proxies and third parties. That is, the selection of guests for interview without informing the listener or the viewer of the background of the guest.
Hard-left faction forms inside Greens aiming to ‘end capitalism’ — Sydney Morning Herald
Don’t think for a minute that the headline about a split in the Liberal Party is the only game in town. Lee “The Leopard” Rhiannon of The Greens has never changed her spots. She’s not so much a Green as a pinko and always has been. Just like her parents, hard line communists, Bill and Freda Brown. For Rhiannon, the Greens have always been a stalking horse seeking the restoration of a bygone Soviet Russian era.
Islam Is The Problem — American Thinker
Consider: When analysing WWII and Germany, few claim the problem was Germans, but Nazism. When looking at 1917 Russia, we don’t say the problem was Russians, but Marxism. So fill in the blank: when evaluating the Muslim world and its violence, do we assume the problem is the people or _____? READ ON
The social ‘cost’ of carbon is a better life — American Thinker
Nothing better illustrates the stupidity and evil intent of green philosophy than their promotion of a mythical guestimate called the “social cost of carbon” (SCC). They use this bureaucratic weapon to demonize the fabulous fossil fuels that deliver food, heat, light, and power to the modern world.
Christmas market killer: Who let him in and who let him stay? — Andrew Bolt
He was arrested three times this year and his asylum application was rejected, but deportation papers were never served and he disappeared
Random Note 178,651
With the release of MYEFO earlier this week, Bill Shorten and Labor were wearing the two faces of Janus. For the cameras and the press gallery it was face of high dudgeon and confected outrage and indignation that the government had failed in their budget objectives...
Random Note # 173,921 Redefining Community And Family
This has never been a problem in disaster relief before, so why now? Those at the pointy end of disaster relief are too busy and flat out with stretched resources, getting people to higher ground or otherwise out of harms way to be concerned about the narcissistic, self indulgent focus of a minority and their predilections, gender, race, colour or anything else.
There’s An App For That — Islamic State children’s mobile app lets junior jihadists attack Big Ben
An ISIL smartphone app designed to indoctrinate young children as jihadists allows them to play games carrying out 9/11-style attacks on Western landmarks including Big Ben.