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The Media and Iran

Whom are we to trust in a crisis such as Iran.  C-SPAN, CNN, FOX, Local.  I'm very troubled by the lack of restraint by the Media.  I know, I know, they make money at crisis.  When does it become an accessory to murder.  When does misinformation harm and exaberabate a situation to the point they should be held accountable.


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I'm shocked that CSPAN has so carefully worded their response to what is happening in Iran while others find this a yet another opportunity to sell their station.  I've spent 5 minutes on 24-7 stations and I do not see how the media can not be held accountable by not be more cautious.  Our President has made his reaction clear.  The media, other then CSPAN is cancelling out their truths.  If they are being irresponsible what is their punishment?

 
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If God is with us, who can be against us?

It the seams to me that the president is making sure the media goes his way or not at all. He does not like people talking about him ( where has he been for the last 8 years) and if you do something has to be done about you. Sealed

This must be part of his future plan with the real people he is helping. Talk about trying to get even. No other president in history would have done this, even less, President Bush.

The way I see it. We need to sit tight and see what is he up to. And, ofcourse protest, when is needed. Peace.

Posted 2009-10-28T05:04:58Z
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