[FreedomCalls]

It smells like an organized campaign.

[Jim Robinson]

Yes, it certainly does.

[Lijahsbubbe]

It smells like an organized campaign.

It looks as though our access to information is too threatening to them. Information in the hands of the wrong people.We can take it and dissect it and display it to the world, and it looks as if they don't like that.

[aft_lizard]

It smells like an organized campaign.>>

If its organized it must mean we are being effective.

[Mo1]

It smells like an organized campaign.

Because it is (IMO)

[ChicagoHebrew]

It smells like an organized campaign.

Maybe so, but it's their property right to do so.

[Rocky]

"It smells like an organized campaign."

Oh, I can't believe that. The newspapers would certainly not launch an organized campaign against a conservative internet site, would they? After all, they keep telling us that they have no political agenda. They are not biased. Not much.

[nutmeg]

It smells like an organized campaign.

Yep, I'll bet it is.

[Fledermaus]

Sounds more like an organized WHINE from left wing IDIOTS that can't stand their words being dissected and thrown back in their face.

But the market will weed these morons out eventually.

[Doc-Joe]

It does smell of an organized campaign. Perhaps we should fire back. If anyone here has a subscription to any of the rags listed, perhaps it is time to cancel.

[BlessedByLiberty]

Think you're correct. Objective journalism has become an oxymoron and no one points out the partisanship of the media the way Freepers do. This is the problem the Partisan Press faces - the outright lies, mistakes, deliberate fabrication, or misquoting is presented here and Freepers will take it upon themselves to make the big COMPLAINT! Point out their partisanship.

This is what happens when you don't want to accept their propaganda - they have to limit how much evidence you accumulate.

Perhaps a few letters to editors asking why they don't want more exposure, as on the Internet of their reporting?