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No Wonder The Bloggers
Are Winning
Fisk says: - "I despise
the internet. It's irresponsible and, often, a net of hate. And I
don't have time for Blogopops. But here's a tale of two gutless
newspapers which explains why more and more people are Googling
rather than turning pages."
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Newspapers Bring It On Themselves
Last year, Los Angeles
Times assigned reporter Mark Arax to a routine story on the 1915
Armenians genocide of one and a half million Turks. The
trouble was that Jewish interests didn't want it called a genocide,
but Mark Arax would not go along.
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L.A. Times Managing Editor
"A Douglas Frantz
reassigns this to a Rich Simon, who concentrated on Turkey's
attempt to block Congress from recognizing the Armenian slaughter
and whose story ran under the headline "Genocide Resolution Still
Far From Certain".
Mark Arax was Armenian,
and Rich Simon was probably Jewish.
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Fisk' Next Complaint
The investigation of
college murder in Montreal last September.
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Kimveer Gill
He walked into a Montréal college, killing two, and wounding
eighteen.
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Jan Wong (nee Jan Shulman) Was the Reporter, But Not PC Enough
"She compared the killer
to a half-Algerian Muslim who murdered 14 women in another Montreal
college shooting in 1989 and to a Russian immigrant who killed four
university colleagues in Montreal in 1992. "In all three cases," she
wrote, "the perpetrator was not 'pure laine', the argot for a 'pure'
francophone."
Her sin was discussing
race in the multicultural sewer of Toronto.
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But Here Is The Truth
Fisk just spews more disinformation, and cloaks it in a cloud of
wordy nonsense.
The
Armenian massacre was orchestrated
by Zionists in their quest for control of Turkey. The
Canadian shootings were part of a
master plan for world gun control. The two censoring newspapers are
owned by two Zionists, Robert Murdoch, and Izzy Asper.
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