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Deranged British Climate Change Denier James Delingpole in Wall Street Journal

Mon, Nov 28, 2011 at 9:18 am PST

Today at the Wall Street Journal we find an appalling article titled Climategate 2.0, by one of Britain's most deranged and dishonest climate change deniers, James Delingpole -- who often appears on the crazed radio show of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones. Every sentence in this first paragraph is an outright lie: ...

Global Warming, Climate Change, Climate Change Denial, Wall Street Journal, Dishonesty, Climategate

Wall Street Journal Counterattacks, Shoots Own Foot

Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 10:25 am PDT

The Wall Street Journal's editorial about owner Rupert Murdoch and former CEO Les Hinton is an excellent example of what's gone horribly wrong at the paper: Review & Outlook: News and Its Critics. It's a very defensive piece, full of strange writing and non sequiturs -- but most of all, full ...

Fox News, Right Wing, Rupert Murdoch, News of the World, Phone Hacking, Wall Street Journal

The Decline and Fall of the Wall Street Journal

Sat, Jul 16, 2011 at 11:16 am PDT

The New York Times' Joe Nocera apologizes for brushing off the warning signs when Rupert Murdoch took over the Wall Street Journal: The Journal Becomes Fox-ified. On Friday, however, the coverage went all the way to craven. The paper published an interview with Murdoch that might as well have been ...

Fox News, Right Wing, Rupert Murdoch, News of the World, Phone Hacking, Wall Street Journal

Rush Limbaugh in His Own Words

Sun, Oct 18, 2009 at 3:29 pm PDT

As the apologists all over the right wing blogs continue to focus on one or two disputed quotes, here’s a lengthy collection of racist and/or race-baiting quotes from Saint Rush Limbaugh — all of them verified, cited and attributed: Limbaugh: My racial views? You mean, my belief in a colorblind ...

Rush Limbaugh, Racism, race baiting, Football, Far Right, Wall Street Journal, Victim Card

Rush Limbaugh: I'm a Victim

Sat, Oct 17, 2009 at 12:10 pm PDT

Here’s Rush Limbaugh in the Wall Street Journal, attempting to divert attention away from his numerous documented racist and race-baiting remarks: Rush Limbaugh: The Race Card, Football and Me. For some reason, he thinks a good way to defend himself is to attack Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. Jackson and ...

Rush Limbaugh, Racism, race baiting, Football, Far Right, Wall Street Journal, Victim Card

Wall Street Journal Expels Paul Belien's Fascist Website

Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 7:12 pm PDT

I don’t know when it happened, but the Wall Street Journal quietly removed Paul Belien’s Eurofascist website Brussels Journal from their OpinionJournal Federation page. This LGF post might have had something to do with it: Brussels Journal Advocates Tribal Nationalism, White Separatism.

Vlaams Belang, Racism, Eurofascism, Fascism, Anti-Jihad, Brussels Journal, Paul Belien, Wall Street Journal

Joe and the Blogosphere

Wed, Dec 27, 2006 at 12:26 pm PST

Hugh Hewitt interviews Wall Street Journal assistant editor Joseph Rago, who thinks blogs are written by fools and read by imbeciles; and although he writes like a grumpy old man, he’s straight outta Dartmouth: Young Joseph Rago versus the blogosphere. UPDATE at 12/27/06 12:32:05 pm: And speaking of grumpy old moonbats: James ...

Blogosphere, Wall Street Journal

Iowahawk: Blogs Make Me Puke

Fri, Dec 22, 2006 at 9:03 am PST

Iowahawk has been first-draft dumpster-diving again; this time he’s surfaced with an early version of Wall Street Journal columnist Joseph Rago’s attack on the blogosphere. The blogs are not as significant as their self-endeared, preening, narcissist curators would like to think. Real journalism requires journalists, who are at least fitfully confronting ...

Iowahawk, Parody, Wall Street Journal, Blogosphere

WSJ: Fit and Unfit to Print

Fri, Jun 30, 2006 at 3:33 pm PDT

A Wall Street Journal Editorial rips the New York Times for letting their hatred for Bush take precedence over the security of their own country: Fit and Unfit to Print. After being asked by several administration officials not to publish the SWIFT story... The Times decided to publish anyway, letting Mr. Fratto ...

WSJ, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, NSA, SWIFT