A Tale of Two Journalists: Walter Duranty, Gareth Jones, and the Pulitzer Prize

The Day ^ | 7/16/03 | Prof. James Mace,

[MEG33]

I don't go around suspecting motives,legitamacy,etc.I must be shown and sometimes it's demoralizing.I've found it also energizing to learn some of the sacred cows aren't so sacred.The truth shall set us free!

[DPB101]

Which is the internet!

Don't know about you but I have found out things I never suspected.

It gets pathological at times. Ferreting out this stuff.

[MEG33]

There are not enough hours in the day!There's always something more to learn and check and double check.The differences in reported history and facts are astounding to me.

[Bob J]

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[Bonaparte]

Thanks, Bob. Great interview!

[HISSKGB]

The information here is shocking. If the New York Times and the Pulitzer Prize continue to stonewall this, it will affirm their deep ties to the Bolshevik movement.

The exploiters of the Soviet Union were the privileged caste of highly ranked Communist officials. They were the ruling class. This, no doubt, is why the elite of the New York Times and the Pulitzer managers developed their affinity with communist oppressors and not the common folk.

[Bob J]

AOK old timer ;-}.

[DPB101]

We need to know who those--200 to 400--criminals from the lower East Side of NYC Trotsky took back with him to Russia were. What happened to them? Did they get the "hundreds of millions, perhaps billions in gold rubles" Lenin ordered Molotov and Zinoviev to steal? Who, beside Reed and Hammer , fenced the swag in NYC?

[Bonaparte]

You have a new fan, DPB. Ann is praising you to the skies in her FR Radio interview. I hope you're listening in. She also caught the NYT Saturday crossword in an error, namely, "HUAC" given as the answer to "McCarthy's committee." Hehe.

[Bonaparte]

"I've found it also energizing to learn some of the sacred cows aren't so sacred."

Roger that. I'm so energized I almost can't stand it.

[beckett]

You got a nod from Ann Coulter, you dog.

[MEG33]

There're always things to agree with with most "movements" .The communists and anarchists aims sound quite noble at times til you get to the nitty gritty.

[beckett]

There're always things to agree with with most "movements"...

True...Although I was kinda talking about DPB101's exquisitely apropos description of Larouche with a Beatle tune more than the part where he said LaRouche may "start out OK."

[MEG33]

That was so priceless.I am not too sharp tonight!

[nopardons]

Thanks for the ping. This is great news. The word is getting out and the pressure has to be stepped up on Duranty's prize revocation!

[DPB101]

It won't stop. Freepers can make the New York Times cave faster. But the paper will cave.

[nopardons]

Time to roll up our sleves and lean on them harder.

[DPB101]

I watched the kid, Arthur Sulzberger, say on C-Span that the worst mistake his paper ever made was not reporting enough on the plight of Jews in Nazi Germany.

The paper did report on it. Maybe not enough in his mind but it was reported.

The 7 million Christians murdered a decade before was hushed up by his paper.

Few today know who the man Stalin called "My Himmler' is and his relationship to the Stalin family. Nobody knows of the Soiuz voinstvuiushchikh bezbozhnikov and Gubel’man Minei Izrailevich.

[nopardons]

Well I know. LOL

But, far too few Americans know any history at all. It's a lot easier to gull the dumbed down, than people who are aware of factual history.

[MEG33]

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