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  • Some Media May Be Aligned with the Iraqi Terrorists

    01/18/2007 3:44:01 PM PST · by pissant · 18 replies · 675+ views
    Opinion Editorials ^ | 1/18/07 | Kevin Roeten
    Nobody ever thought this would happen. Americans actually siding with terrorists to get the story? Can America be that separated in opinion where a portion is actually hoping that the enemy actually ‘wins’ a war, that the killing of American troops proves a point, and that America should never be involved in a particular conflict? You bet. And it’s unfolding before us on our TV screens. “Wait. Wait. He fell down. God is great!” This is from one of the terrorist snipers narrated by the voice of Michael Ware(CNN correspondent). This is footage shown on TV was taken by an...
  • GRUESOME FRENCH ADS DEPICT (Semi-)DEAD JOURNALISTS - (Phony French Barf Alert)

    04/05/2003 6:27:43 AM PST · by sonofatpatcher2 · 5 replies · 246+ views
    Ad Age ^ | March 31, 2003 | Laurel Wentz
    GRUESOME FRENCH ADS DEPICT DEAD JOURNALISTS Campaign Champions Press Freedom; May Run in U.S. March 31, 2003 QwikFIND ID: AAO55P By Laurel Wentz <mailto:lwentz@crain.com>NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- A shocking French ad campaign that portrays famous French journalists as murder victims to drive home the dangers journalists face and the importance of defending press freedom may be adapted to run in the U.S. and around the world.'Make it travel'"As soon as I saw it, I thought 'We've got to make it travel,' " said Bob Isherwood, worldwide creative director at Publicis Groupe's Saatchi & Saatchi. Saatchi's Paris office created three graphic...