Employees Expose FOX NEWS’ Distortions

As Rupert Murdoch’s ‘war on journalism’ hits new lows, droves of disgruntled employees are confessing their many misdeeds, brought upon by the Soviet-Union-esque environment they faced at FOX News. Watch how FOX executives dictate their bias by forcing reporters to follow memos that predetermine what they can say and how they should say it.

Rupert Murdoch has decided that the best approach to journalism is to parade opinions dressed-up as News. The reason is simple: No one can disprove an opinion, and therefore, credibility is easier to maintain. Should they ever be caught lying, the legal process affords them protection under the First Amendment. We also have Congress to thank for the bright idea of passing a rider Bill (hidden) to deregulate the News Media.

That’s right; Corporate News entities can tell lies and distort the news as they please, and it’s all perfectly legal.

To the best of my knowledge, no country can have or maintain democracy without an honest Press or, at least, one that can be held accountable. But where is ours?

Fox News Will Attack Obama for Four Straight Years

Fox News attacks Bill Burton

Just noting the presentation as to how Fox treats someone they don’t like and calling themselves “Fair and Balanced”

Watch carefully.

Surprisingly, Bill maintained his temper. I bet Megyn was more annoyed by it.

Barack Obama beat McCain – Fox News can’t deny it!

Even Fox News can’t deny Barack Obama won the debate. They can’t even keep a straight face trying to fool the viewers!

Even a Fox News focus group thought Obama won the debate.

Watch as Brit Hume chuckles when Frank Luntz tries to rewrite the actual results of the focus group on camera!

Even Frank can’t keep a straight face.

Obama clearly wins on health care AND the economy.

McCain loses the 2nd debate.

Fox News Says Facts Are Not Important

Fox News Busted

The White House is busted!!
Ex-White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan exposed Fox News as a propaganda tool for the White House on Chris Mathews Hardball.

Fox in the White House: It is one of those things you kind of assume to be true all along… and yet are shocked when hard confirmation actually comes. Our fourth story tonight, from the former White House press secretary himself, word that the Bush White House routinely sent–and as far as we know, still sends– literal talking points to Fox News for its primetime propagandists, Bill O’Reilly, Sean Hannity and others… to spout, as if ventriloquist dummies, as if they had thought of it themselves, as if they had come to those opinions independently, as if there had been a process either fair… or balanced.