Media must have selective memory

[Lucius111]

Found this link on a site I visit regularly.

ABC Reports Sadddam-Osama link.(in 1999 when they didn't have a reason to cover it up)
[link]http://www.radioamerica.org/audio/MR_ABC-Osama-Hussein-connections.mp3[/link]

[North Texan]

The media doesn't have selective memory, they are simply BIASED. They tell people what they want them to hear. No reason to let the facts get into the way of a good story.

Dr. John Lott spoke here the other day. He addressed how the media actually forms people's impressions on gun control. He mentioned a school shooting that was reported in almost 700 articles. Only 3 articles mentioned the shooter was stopped by a private citizen with a legally owned handgun. He had dozens more examples like that, all of which I had heard of, but none of which I knew had been stopped by armed citizens. A lot of the articles mention the perps being restrained, but somehow the gun that "restrained" them got left out.

That is why so many people in today's world think what they do about gun control. All the media ever reports is the bad things that happen with guns. Since nothing good is ever said, people are lead to believe the only use for a gun is for robbing and killing innocent victims.

[duckbuckkiller]

No one voting for kerry will remember that. where can i download that from???

[Whitehorse]

Good points NT! Much of the media today, the mainstream media, has reverted back to the muckraking yellow journalism that plauged this country in years past. The pretense of impartiality is eroding fast, Dan Rather & his ilk ring like hollow shells...

[Lucius111]

You should be able to do a "save as" from the link I gave, duckbuck. If that doesn't work, go to www.warroom.com. It is on the right upper part of the page.