Among the holes, omission, biases at the: 'War in the Holy Land: A PBS News Special Report' [Oct 13, 2023]
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At EoZ ^
| 14 Oct 2023
Among the holes, omission, biases at the: 'War in the Holy Land: A PBS News Special Report' [Oct 13, 2023] (By: Andrew Yang, Amna Nawaz, Geoff Bennett, Leila Molana-Allen) 1. In
its narration of the historic background, it starts off about 1947 partition, however, the elephant in the room is/was that the Arabs rejected and the Jews accepted. Why was this ignored? Even Arafat acknowledged it was a mistake. And just 'how' and on what 'basis' did the Arabs rejected, via their representative Jamal Husseini? Dr. J Herf: 'Husseini claimed the Arab world's "territorial continuity" served as a "natural bulwark...
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Indian Opposition Decries New Schoolbook's Omission of Hindu Rage at Mahatma Gandhi
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Channel News Asia ^
| 06 Apr 2023
Indian opposition parties on Wednesday (Apr 5) condemned the removal from some schoolbooks of references to how independence hero Mahatma Gandhi's pursuit of Hindu-Muslim unity angered some Hindu extremists and led to his assassination. The
new edition of a political science book for 17-18 year olds, published by the autonomous National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), also removed a reference to a year-long ban on the Hindu group Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) after Gandhi was assassinated in 1948 by a Hindu hardliner, Nathuram Godse. SNIP "The committee noted that when schools reopened after COVID-19, there was an increased...
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Omission of Children’s COVID-19 Vaccine Deaths In Australia Raises Concerns
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The Epoch Times ^
| March 7, 2023 | Victoria Kelly-Clark
Australia’s drug regulator was slow to update the country’s Database of Adverse Event Notifications (DAEN) despite several deaths being attributed to the vaccine, including two children, aged 7 and 9. The
information came to light following a Freedom of Information request by an Australian doctor that found the delayed response from the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). Senator Gerard Rennick said he would push for independent oversight of the TGA. “A third independent medical party should examine the evidence as the TGA has a conflict of interest because they approved the vaccines and would therefore be held responsible for the deaths...
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Tyranny by omission
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American Thinker ^
| 19 Dec, 2022 | Christina Guest
Failing to faithfully execute and enforce the laws of the land does not take much energy. By
the time you read this, the U.S. is on course to be trampled by at least 15,000 illegal entries every day. At half that rate, by November, 14 Customs and Border Protection agents had committed suicide this year. The fentanyl flowing past beleaguered officers is now the leading cause of death for Americans ages 18 to 49. Declaring a state of emergency in a city where as many as 30 people at a time are popping out of manholes, El Paso mayor Oscar...
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FDA, CDC Guilty of Clinical Malpractice and Scientific Fraud by Inaction and Omission on mRNA Vaccine Safety Warnings
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American Thinker ^
| 29 Mar, 2022 | David Gortler
FDA and CDC pharmacists, physicians, and nurses have violated sacrosanct academic oaths and state licensure obligations to protect their patients’ safety. Will
they try the Nuremberg defense of “just following orders?” Today, unquestionably serious cardiovascular, thrombotic and neurologic adverse events related to the vaccine have occurred around the world. The FDA’s own vaccine adverse event tracking system (the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System or VAERS) shows substantial and serious risks from the vaccine, even though the FDA only collects an estimated 10% of all adverse events. Still, federal agencies and manufacturers aren’t officially warning the American public about these risks,...
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McConnell says he made 'inadvertent omission' in voting remarks amid backlash
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The hill ^
| 01/21/2021 | Jordain Carney
Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Friday defended his record on civil rights and race relations, blasting criticism sparked by voting remarks he made earlier this week, where he said he made an "inadvertent omission." McConnell
immediately raised the issue as he started a press conference in Kentucky, saying that he wanted to "take an opportunity at the outset here to address the outrageous characterization of my history and record on voting rights and race relations."
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Biden calls for ‘sweeping new push’ on exposing and punishing corruption -- with a glaring omission
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American Thinker ^
| 8 Dec, 2021 | Thomas Lifson
And the Washington Post doesn't raise an eyebrow. With
a deadpan face, the Washington Post informs us: Biden calls for sweeping new push to expose and punish financial corruption The administration said it would work with Congress to bring more scrutiny to trust companies, lawyers and other financial gatekeepers, seek to identify owners “hiding behind opaque” corporations and target those involved in real estate transactions used to hide or launder money. Notice how Biden says absolutely nothing about corruption among government officials? Or their families. And the WaPo raises not an eyebrow. The purported newspaper of record in the seat...
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Lies of Omission 2021 (Matt Bracken in film...with link to both TRAILER and FULL RECUT VERSION on Rumble)
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12 Round ^
| 28 Nov, 2021 | T. L. Davis
Due to a technical problem with the file stored with the distributor we had to do an update on Lies of Omission. In review, there was so much good information still relevant on the film, especially in the wake of the 2020 election and the pandemic (plandemic/scamdemic), that we decided if we
were going to go through the headache, why not update the film? A "director’s cut" so to speak. We called it Lies of Omission 2021 and added, never-before-seen footage from the original interviews. At the same time, we went to a studio and enlisted the help of their...
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The Hunter Biden Omission Continues
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Townhall.com ^
| June 2, 2021 | Brent Bozell and Tim Graham
Right now we're getting a feeling that echoes the feeling from last fall, a sense that every new piece of investigative journalism on Hunter Biden's alleged laptop will be ignored by the "mainstream media." To
be fair, when they didn't ignore the story back then, they constantly implied it was a Russian disinformation plot. On May 28, the New York Post returned to the corrupt scene. "A photo shows Joe Biden with a pair of his troubled son's business associates from Kazakhstan in what appears to be the same Washington, DC, power-dining spot" -- Cafe Milano -- "where Hunter Biden...
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CBS lies by omission about Governor Ron DeSantis: Even if media seems to be playing it straight, they’re probably not
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American Thinker ^
| 04/05/2021 | Andrea Widburg
See also: CBS caught being nakedly partisan, sends evidence to the memory holeThere are two loci of corruption in America: Academia and the media. Academia
churns out legions of indoctrinated young people, and the media churn out lies. The latest example is the way that CBS edited a press conference that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis held to make it appear that he had granted vaccination rights to the Publix grocery store chain in exchange for campaign donations.To the media’s dismay, Florida sailed through the COVID panic because it didn’t panic. Governor Ron DeSantis made the logical decision when the disease...
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Diocese: Priest’s Omission of Palm Blessing in Protest over Vatican Ruling ‘Reprehensible’
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National Catholic Register ^
| March 31, 2021 | Hannah Brockhaus
Diocese: Priest’s Omission of Palm Blessing in Protest over Vatican Ruling ‘Reprehensible’50-year-old Fr. Mignani, pastor of Santa Caterina Parish in Bonassola, said during his homily March 28, “if I can’t bless same-sex couples, then I won’t bless palms and olive branches either."ROME — A Catholic diocese in Italy has described a
priest’s refusal to bless palms on Sunday because of the Vatican’s rejection of blessings for same-sex unions as “reprehensible.”The Diocese of Spezia-Sarzana-Brugnato said that the matter was being addressed according to Church norms.Fr. Giulio Mignani, a priest in the north-western Italian diocese, made headlines after he refused to...
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The Media’s Lies Of Omission When It Comes To The WHO
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American Thinker ^
| 30 Jan, 2021 | Whitson G. Waldo, III
...the media may have to start reporting about WHO’s overstated testing protocols. The
Lugenpress, or Lying Press, lie by commission and omission. Commission dishonesty, which is obvious, includes incessant propagandizing progressive policies and political correctness as news. Lies of omission often are difficult to detect. The Lugenpress’s lack of coverage avoids bringing ideas, events, or people to the fore to debate and discuss problems to decide the most reasonable recourse. Lugenpress lies of omission can be greater than their lies of commission. This article surveys one particular example of omission involving the World Health Organization (“WHO”). Over the last four...
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Analysis: Pope's Hong Kong omission complicates all the narratives
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Catholic Herald ^
| July 6, 2020 | Christopher Altieri
Analysis: Pope's Hong Kong omission complicates all the narratives On Sunday morning, journalists covering the Vatican beat got word from official Vatican communications channels, strongly suggesting Pope Francis would be using his remarks to the faithful at the Angelus to address the ongoing crisis in Hong Kong.When he’d prayed the traditional noonday
prayer of Marian devotion, however, mention of the troubled island city was conspicuous by its absence, and journalists were scrambling for an explanation. The omission is serious: either Pope Francis decided for some reason—on his own and at the very last minute—to skip the appeal, or someone convinced...
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Omission Watch: Vanity Fair Says Obamas 'Making Themselves Super Rich'(DUH!)[BARF ALERT!]
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newsbusters.org ^
| 1/16/2020 | Tim Graham
The same media elites are are eternally suspicious of all Trump business activities -- a fair topic for investigation -- have generally demonstrated a dramatic incuriosity about the Barack and Michelle Obama wealth boom. Whatever
coverage bubbles up comes with a You-Go-Guys tone. Last August, TMZ reported the Obamas were buying a $15 million mansion on Martha's Vineyard. Non-Fox network coverage? Zero. In December, they actually bought said mansion for $11.75 million. Non-Fox network coverage? Again, zero. Now Joe Pompeo at Vanity Fair is addressing the Obama Boom in a chirpy piece on the "Obamoguls" and how their wealth is...
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Morning Joe Rips 'Glaring Omission' in NYT Kavanaugh Story, Warns Dems It May Backfire
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NewsBusters ^
| Mark Finkelstein
Morning Joe might have been more motivated by concern for Democrats than with upholding journalistic standards. But
the show did today rip the New York Times for its "glaring omission" in failing to include in the original version of its article about a new accusation against Brett Kavanaugh the fact that the alleged victim doesn't want to speak and that friends say doesn't recall the incident. Joe Scarborough also criticized the Times for failing to mention that the person who brought forth the new allegation, Max Stier, was on the other side from Kavanaugh in the Ken Starr probe into...
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[Catholic Caucus] Pope Francis and Criminal Omission
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Church Militant ^
| August 9, 2019 | Gene Thomas Gomulka
[Catholic Caucus] Pope Francis and Criminal Omission The Pope knows he's guilty A divorced woman with two teenage children remarried a man who in time started sexually abusing her daughter. Even
though the daughter informed the mother of the abuse, the mother did nothing. When the daughter revealed the abuse to one of her high school teachers, it led not only to the arrest of her stepfather, but it also resulted in the mother losing custody of her daughter. The abuse the daughter experienced in this case is similar to the sex abuse of many minors, seminarians and young adults in the Catholic Church. Unfortunately, most Church officials who failed to investigate and report clerical sex abuse continue to...
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Robert Mueller soon may be exposed as the 'magician of omission' on Russia
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thehill.com ^
| 7/23/19 | JOHN SOLOMON
While most of the political world focused its attention elsewhere, special prosecutor John Durham’s team quietly reached out this summer to a lawyer representing European academic Joseph Mifsud, one of the earliest and most mysterious figures in the now closed Russia-collusion case.An investigator told Swiss attorney Stephan Roh that Durham’s team wanted
to interview Mifsud, or at the very least review a recorded deposition the professor gave in summer 2018 about his role in the drama involving Donald Trump, Russia and the 2016 election.The contact, confirmed by multiple sources and contemporaneous email, sent an unmistakable message: Durham, the U.S. attorney handpicked by Attorney...
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Major Report Omission Shows Mueller Was Either Incompetent Or A Political Hack
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The Federalist ^
| May 6, 2019 | Margot Cleveland
Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s March “Report on the Investigation into Russian Interference in the 2016 Presidential Election” contains a glaring omission: Not once in the 448-page tome does Mueller mention an investigation into whether Russia interfered with the U.S. presidential election by feeding dossier author Christopher Steele misinformation.But Mueller also did not
charge Steele with lying to the FBI, or refer a criminal case against Steele to federal prosecutors, as he did when the special counsel uncovered evidence of criminal misconduct unrelated to the 2016 election. Given Mueller’s conclusion that no one connected to the Trump campaign colluded with Russia...
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A convenient omission? Trump campaign adviser denied collusion to FBI source early on
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The Hill ^
| 10/23/18 | John Solomon
Just weeks after the FBI opened a dramatic counterintelligence probe into Donald Trump and Russia, one of his presidential campaign advisers emphatically told an undercover bureau source there was no election collusion occurring because such activity would be treasonous. George
Papadopoulos’ spontaneous admission to London-based professor Stefan Halper occurred in mid-September 2016, well before FBI agents and the Obama Justice Department sought a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA) warrant to collect Trump campaign communications in the final days before the election. “He was there to probe me on the behest of somebody else,” Papadopoulos told me in an interview this...
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Blasey Ford's Curious Omission: Nothing new revealed in testimony except what she failed to say.
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American Thinker ^
| 10/01/2018 | Selwyn Duke
There was something curiously missing from Christine Blasey Ford’s Thursday Senate testimony, something quite relevant to her claims. Consider
the following segment testimony about the alleged (circa) 1982 sexual assault by SCOTUS nominee Brett Kavanaugh: Both Brett and Mark [Judge] were drunkenly laughing during the attack… During this assault, Mark came over and jumped on the bed twice while Brett was on top of me. And the last time that he did this, we toppled over and Brett was no longer on top of me. I was able to get up and run out of the room. Now please...
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