shiva2999
April 28th, 2007, 11:48:40 PM
They think you're idiots and war-mongers and your supposed "free press" is doing a shit job.
Jealousy of course.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/marc-nathanson/international-journalists_b_47142.html
International Journalists Becoming More Anti-American at State Department Conference
April 25,2007, Washington, DC.
At the Second Annual Edward R. Murrow International Journalist Program sponsored by the State Department and the Aspen Institute, 187 young foreign journalists from around the world came together at the Loy Henderson Auditorium at the United States Department of State and listened to seasoned American journalists discuss Iraq and the Bush Presidency.
The vast majority of these journalists were critical of the Administration and the foreign guests were even angrier at the American journalistic community for not being more critical of the Bush White House and its policies toward the invasion of Iraq.
When asked to show hands in the third session as to how many of the audience thought that US reporters were doing a good job covering the Iraq war, only 5% of the international visitors raised their hands. At a seemingly shock to State Department officials, 95% of the audience were critical of America's press corps coverage of the war.
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Jealousy of course.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/marc-nathanson/international-journalists_b_47142.html
International Journalists Becoming More Anti-American at State Department Conference
April 25,2007, Washington, DC.
At the Second Annual Edward R. Murrow International Journalist Program sponsored by the State Department and the Aspen Institute, 187 young foreign journalists from around the world came together at the Loy Henderson Auditorium at the United States Department of State and listened to seasoned American journalists discuss Iraq and the Bush Presidency.
The vast majority of these journalists were critical of the Administration and the foreign guests were even angrier at the American journalistic community for not being more critical of the Bush White House and its policies toward the invasion of Iraq.
When asked to show hands in the third session as to how many of the audience thought that US reporters were doing a good job covering the Iraq war, only 5% of the international visitors raised their hands. At a seemingly shock to State Department officials, 95% of the audience were critical of America's press corps coverage of the war.
...more...