Why the NY Times no longer has any credibility to me

Posted by: ST on October 29, 2005 at 11:05 am

Because of stories like this that they deliberately spin the wrong way about our fallen soldiers. Michelle Malkin has the details on exactly what it was in that story that they conveniently left out.

Unreal.

Once you’re done reading, you can contact NYT Public Editor Byron Calame with your thoughts about his paper’s pathetic spin on this story.

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8 Responses to “Why the NY Times no longer has any credibility to me”

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  1. David Foster says:

    Already did it. Quoted what Joseph Welch said during the Army-McCarthy hearings:

    “Have you no sense of decency sir, at long last? Have you left no sense of decency?”

  2. - People should start sueing the times for “rigged jounalism” and defamation of character. Seriously. Its the only way you’ll ever stop this sort of partisan hatchet-job garbage.

    Big Bang

  3. camojack says:

    The “Gray Lady” must die!!! :sad:

  4. Denise says:

    How convenient for the NY Times to cut off this soldier’s words to have the article present what they would have you believe. They should be ashamed of themselves.

    Why are we not presented with facts and left to draw our own conclusion? Fair and balanced. Nevermind – it’s like beating a dead horse.

  5. wordsmith says:

    I know so many people who get their news information ONLY from The NY Times and the LA Times.

  6. Rachel says:

    Here is an excellent post exposing two anti-Israel falsehoods in today’s New York Times:

    LINK

  7. stackja says:

    When did the NY Times last have any credibility?

  8. h.garner says:

    “Why are we not presented with facts and left to draw our own conclusion?”

    The article said the soldier supported the war.