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MEDIA DERELICTION: Success of Corsi book giving MSM a Black Eye

For many years, the mainstream media has been suspected of biased news coverage but its coverage of presidential candidate Barack Obama is unprecedented according to political watchdog Floyd Brown. Brown maintains that with the effectiveness of Jerome Corsi’s new book, ‘The Obama Nation’, the media is now not only silent about Obama’s negatives but actually helping him in refuting the charges levied against him by Corsi. "The Obama campaign attacks of Jerry Corsi are weak and show how vulnerable his mythical biography is to questioning," said Brown. "The Barack Hussein Obama (BHO) campaign takes a charge of Corsi and responds with a member of the Obama loving mainstream press in nearly every instance," he said. "The reason we are in this situation with a candidate of... More Details...

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DEVOLVING MEDIA BIAS: Rasmussen Poll indicates belief Media withholds info to help Obama

A new Rasmussen poll indicates that 45% of Americans believe the media would withhold negative information about the presidential candidate they want to win. “This is particularly damning,” says Cliff Kincaid, president of America’s Survival, Inc., (ASI), “when you consider that the same poll suggests only 14% of the media wants McCain to win.” Kincaid views these results as quite indicative of the reality with which he has been confronted. In particular, factually documented evidence (corroborated by multiple sources) in the form of paid ads produced by ASI that have been rejected by Matt Drudge. The ads implicate one presidential candidate as having been mentored by a member of the Communist Party USA (CPUSA). That candidate is Barack Obama. “Rasmussen is a highly... More Details...

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OH, THE HYPOCRISY! Drudge exposes censorship, while he himself censors ads

The Drudge Report was the first to break the story about the New York Times’ refusal to print John McCain’s editorial. At first glance, it’s honest reporting but upon further review, it has the distinct smell of hypocrisy. “Matt Drudge calls out the New York Times for censoring the editorial of John McCain but he won’t accept a paid ad from me regarding a matter that is factually based and thoroughly researched,” says Cliff Kincaid, president of America’s Survival, Inc., (ASI). “I guess if someone wanted to be really kind to Drudge, they could say he’s inconsistent. However, I have a much different view. I find him to be an utter hypocrite.” At issue is an editorial written by John McCain regarding American war strategy in Iraq. It is a response to Barack Obama’s... More Details...

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SO MUCH FOR JOURNALISTIC INTEGRITY: Domino-Effect of Censorship Starts With All-Powerful Drudge

“What I didn’t anticipate was the resistance I would get from ‘conservative’ Internet sites and papers,” says Cliff Kincaid, president of America’s Survival. Inc., (ASI), in reference to his attempt to expose a blatant act of censorship orchestrated by online publisher of the Drudge Report, Matt Drudge. It began when Drudge, a conservative-leaning media figure, refused to sell screen space on his website for a Kincaid-sponsored banner ad that called attention to Barack Obama’s ties with known communist collaborators. Kincaid then responded by attempting to run a new series of ads about the Drudge censorship incident in other media outlets. What transpired was both shocking and revealing. “First,” offers Kincaid, “a popular ‘conservative’ Internet news site killed a story... More Details...

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REJECTION OF AD MAKES NO CENTS: Why Would a Conservative Block an Obama Critic?

Good question. Especially considering this particular conservative’s reputation for developing scathing reports of the Clinton administration during the 1990s. But according to Cliff Kincaid, editor of the Accuracy in Media (AIM) Report, right-leaning publisher of the online Drudge Report, Matt Drudge, is blatantly refusing to sell screen space to Kincaid for a banner ad exposing Barack Obama’s ties with known communist collaborators. “I’m in a mad quandary,” says Kincaid. “I’m left fighting the wrong battle here. The target should be Senator Obama, who has a long and deep history of aligning himself with known communist groups. The American people need to know that. The American voters SHOULD know that. But instead, I have to take my eye off the ball and wrestle with the... More Details...

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YOUTH BEATS UP TEACHER, STUDENTS CHEER, CAPTURE ON CELL PHONE VIDEO

The world has not yet caught back its collective breath from the recent cheerleader beating on YouTube when this shocking new story emerged of a Maryland public school student beating up her teacher while classmates cheered her on and gleefully captured the beating on cell phone! (See Baltimore Sun article below. Photo of Teacher Jolita Berry.) Conducting Talk Show interviews on this topic is Psychologist Dr. Bev Smallwood, who discusses this escalating trend of “viotainment. Said Dr. Smallwood, “I believe that this alarming trend is the natural outgrowth of the desensitization kids have had to violence over the years (violent video games, song lyrics, and movies), coupled with a perverted means of fulfilling the adolescent desires for identity, power, and excitement.... More Details...

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CBS FIRES IMUS: WILL LARRY KING BE NEXT?

...Alzheimer’s Spokesman Calls for Apology to 76 Million Baby Boomers... In the wake of the CBS and MSNBC firing Don Imus over his inappropriate remarks, there is now talk that the “King” of talk may owe an apology to the 76 million Baby Boomers entering their Golden Years. Pat Moffett, author of an Alzheimer’s book, is calling for a public apology from Larry King for his insensitive remarks about Alzheimer’s disease. The recent New York Times article by Jacques Steinberg quoted King discussing his own clogged artery procedure. (See article below.) In the interview Mr. King's made some comments about Alzheimer's disease that Moffet contends are completely in bad taste, including the following caricature of King mocking his own much-imitated gravelly baritone voice, saying,... More Details...

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WHEN WILL ADVERTISERS PULL PLUG ON PROGRAMS THAT MAKE IMUS LOOK TAME?

Amex, GM No No Longer Accept Imus! Morality in Media President Robert Peters applauds advertisers, including General Motors and American Express, who quit advertising on the Imus Show but asks, “When will those advertisers pull the plug on other programs that make Don Imus look tame? Companies should also pull ads from music channels that daily pour forth a cultural swill.” Robert Peters, who is conducting Talk Show interviews on this topic, said, “I have only watched MTV once and that was several years ago in preparation for a TV interview about MTV. What shocked me almost as much as the anti-social behavior exhibited in the ‘music videos’ were the mainstream advertisers that made the programming possible.” Peters added, “The outrage directed at Imus is more than... More Details...

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DOES CHARACTER COUNT ANYMORE IN AN IMUS/STERN ERA?

By now most of us have heard of the inappropriate comments Don Imus made about the Rutgers girl’s basketball team that doesn’t even bare repeating. Yes, he gave an apology but is it sincere? This is where character comes into play. If a person with great character makes a slip of the tongue and says something unseemly and gives a quick, sincere apology, society as a whole accepts if and is quick to forgive. But if someone who routinely makes crude, rude and lewd comments gives a quick, forced apology to save his career, it is met with expected, healthy skepticism. So, today’s talk show topic is about character. As Fox News say, “We’ll Report, You’ll Decide.” Here’s the skinning we have on character: Character training programs, both secular and religious, are popping... More Details...

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IMUS COMMENTS SPAWNED BY FCC NEGLECT

In A New York Daily News editorial, “Imus goes off the dial,” the paper warned about “overreacting” to radio shock jock Don Imus’s latest outrage, “else the specter of intervention by federal regulators – who already slap substantial fines on radio people for the mere occasional obscenity – looms large.” Morality In Media President Robert Peters responded, saying, “Last year, TV networks sued the FCC in a New York City federal court arguing in part that the FCC erred by determining that an ‘isolated expletive’ uttered during named prime time TV programs violated the broadcast indecency law. Perhaps I have misunderstood the network arguments, but it would seem they want the right to utter at least one ‘four letter word’ in each program. Of course, what the networks ultimately... More Details...

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FCC: TO CURSE OR NOT TO CURSE and its impact on Children

Sticks and stones can break your bones but words can never hurt me, right? NO, says Robert Peters, President of Morality in Media in response to the Federal Communications Commission’s request for comments concerning four TV indecency determinations that were remanded to the Commission by the federal Court of Appeals in New York City (in a law suit brought by Fox, CBS, ABC and Hearst). During your Talk Show interview with Peters, he gives common sense talking points from the 40 news stories he presented to the FCC that reporting evidence that swearing or cursing has a number of harmful effects on both children and adults. The FCC’s Order response was due November 6, 2006 so this interview is quite timely. His full statement is available at www.moralityinmedia.org (Radio/TV... More Details...

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KIDS ARE CLICKS AWAY FROM PORN AT MYSPACE.COM

In an article, Lt. Rodgers described the pornography problems he has observed on MySpace.com while investigating complaints submitted to www.ObscenityCrimes.org. In 2002, Morality in Media (MIM) launched the www.ObscenityCrimes.org website to provide citizens with a means online to report violations of federal Internet obscenity laws. MIM forwards these complaints to the Justice Department’s Child Exploitation & Obscenity Section in Washington, D.C. and to U.S. Attorneys in each district where a report originated. To date, more than 60,000 reports from citizens in all 50 states have been submitted. In 2002, MIM also retained the services of two retired law enforcement agents (both recognized experts in investigating pornography cases) to follow up on complaints submitted... More Details...

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