The former regarding Obama's chaotic administration and his hypocritical involvement in an undeclared war against a middle east dictator...sound familiar? Of course the MSM and Obama's Democrats were scathing in their condemnation of Bush's involvement in toppling Saddam, but according to the blogosphere, there is nary a negative word about the current crisis (which is a pathetic failure BTW) within the MSM in America. In fact it is said that Obama instructed the media to ignore the situation, an accusation that if true undermines everything we have ever believed about the 'free press' and exposes how deeply the neo-Marxist, post-modern deconstructionist worldview has infiltrated the media.
In Australia, the leftoid media response to the Bess Price/Larissa Behrendt debacle has been one of deafening silence. If you don't read the Australian newspaper or online blogs such as Miranda Devine or Tim Blair you wouldn't even be aware that the indigenous community was embroiled in a major controversy due to the inappropriate and disrespectful tweets Larissa Behrendt made about Bess Price over statements made on the ABC's Q&A program. No reportage even by the ABC on whose program the incident took place.
AS Miranda says: "If a man had written that bestiality tweet - or if I had, or my colleague, Andrew Bolt - the outrage would be murderous ... and rightly so." YET BARELY A PEEP!!!Makes you think doesn't it?
More people of integrity need to infiltrate the field of journalism and the university's where journalism is taught. We need to take back the organs of information dissemination from the socialistic, civilisation killing ideologues. We must WAKE UP TO THE IDEOLOGICAL WAR that is being waged against the West, often by stupid, naive and idealistic morons who are their own worst enemies, because it is the very people who betray a civilisation who become the conquerors first victims...think Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot etc.
UPDATE 21.4.11
IF you get your news only from the Fairfax press, you would have missed one of the most damaging scandals yet to have rocked Aboriginal affairs.
The story received front-page treatment in News Limited newspapers, especially The Australian, when it broke on April 14, and for the following five days. Several television and online forums canvassed its consequences. But Fairfax editors regarded it as such a threat to their world view they imposed a nationwide ban on the story. Not a word about it appeared in the pages of The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Australian Financial Review or The Sun-Herald
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