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Showing posts with label bad journalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bad journalism. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

If Obamacare wasn't already Unconstitutional, New Measure giving congress exception makes it Un^2 Constitutional

I came across a report on TheBlaze, a network subsidiary of Mercury Studios, owned by Glen Beck.  The brief video is of Glen speaking on what is so damaging about Obama's National healthcare Bill, which later got turned into a private tax.  They had to say it was a tax because it is mandatory for all of us to pay for.

My problem stems from the creation of This forced health insurance premiums even people who have no income, will be forced to pay for healthcare, and if they choose not to, they will receive heavy fines and/or jail time.

Now for you Liberals out there that are saying things like, "Well It's just to ensure we pay for Another tax, to further cripple the economy. And Obama has just announced that Congress Agreed to be exempt from the prison state they are about to unload on us, and run away, don't let them escape. 

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Big Blast at Texas Fertilizer Plant, Causes town to catch fire!



(Reuters) - Authorities in Texas reported a large explosion on Wednesday at a fertilizer plant in the town of West, near Waco, and local media said that there were a number of injuries reported.

The blast, reported shortly before 8 p.m. CDT (0100 GMT on Thursday), was confirmed to Reuters by Waco police dispatch operators, who could not immediately confirm reports of damage or injuries.

The Waco Tribune newspaper, in an online account, quoted an emergency dispatcher calling for multiple ambulances and saying, "we have a lot of injured here."
The Tribune said several buildings were reported to be on fire, including a middle school in West, a town of some 2,700 people about 80 miles south of Dallas and 20 miles north of Waco.

(Reporting by Steve Gorman, Tim Gaynor and David Bailey; Writing by Steve Gorman; Editing by Cynthia Johnston and Eric Beech)

Sunday, November 18, 2012

6 people injured as two police helicopters collide in LA area



ALTADENA, Calif. (AP) — Federal officials are investigating a collision involving two police helicopters in the Los Angeles area that left five officers and a civilian with minor injuries.

Investigators believe Saturday's crash occurred when the rotator blades touched of a chopper that was landing and one that was taking off, Lt. Phlunte Riddle said.

The collision caused extensive damage to both aircraft, crumpling the tail and breaking the blades of one and causing the blade to fall off and other damages to the other.

The injured were taken to hospitals for evaluation after the 4 p.m. collision at a helipad in Altadena. Riddle said they included a pilot and an observer in each of the Bell OH-58A helicopters and two officers on the ground. One of the observers was a civilian.

One helicopter crew was on routine patrol and the other was assigned to monitor traffic from the UCLA-Southern California football game at the Rose Bowl, she said.

Saturday, November 10, 2012

BBC director general resigns over 'shoddy journalism'


Reuters/Reuters - BBC director general George Entwistle speaks to the members of the media after appearing before a Culture and Media Committee hearing at Parliament in London October 23, 2012. REUTERS/Andrew Winning


By Michael Holden | Reuters

LONDON (Reuters) - BBC Director General George Entwistle resigned on Saturday, just two months into the job, after the state-funded broadcaster put out a programme denounced by the corporation's chairman as shoddy journalism.

The BBC, reeling from revelations that one of its former stars was a pedophile, brought further problems on its head when a flagship news programme aired a mistaken allegation that a former senior politician
sexually abused children.

The BBC had already issued a full apology on Friday, but on Saturday its director general had to admit under questioning from his own journalists that he had not known in advance about the Newsnight report, weeks after being accused of being too hands-off over the previous scandal on the same programme.
Accepting Entwistle's resignation, BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten said: "This is undoubtedly one of the saddest evenings of my public life.

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