AP: Study Claims Bush Admin Made Hundreds of Lies In Run Up to Iraq War
Of course, at time those statements were made, it was on best intel - not lies. The media is still playing games.
Of course, at time those statements were made, it was on best intel - not lies. The media is still playing games.
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RadicalRon Jan 22, 2008 8:26:39pm |
How about a study showing how many times the AP’s lied?
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gman Jan 22, 2008 8:49:26pm |
The study was put together by the Center for Public Integrity and the Fund for Independence in Journalism which both profess to be non- partisan. In fact, the Center for Public Integrity has been given several grants by Soros.
Be prepared for a lot of these pseudo- scientific studies this year as Soros exerts his considerable influence. He is also linked to the report today about military recruits having fewer high school diplomas and coming from lower income households. That report was produced by the National Priorities Project, a “non-partisan” Soros- funded group.
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Demandrel Jan 22, 2008 11:19:54pm |
The problem with this article is it presumes dishonesty, rather than incomplete information on the part of those speaking. If the people who work for me convince me of a fact, and then I tell that fact to my boss or my constituency, I am not lying, but I am certainly misinformed. Stating that it is dishonest is presuming intent. No organization that was actually independent would presume to know the motivations of political actors.