Sir Napsalot
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Hillary lost- get over it.
House Intelligence Committee calls for Grand Jury on Trump/Russia collusion
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Fogdog
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OK, so name a story that NPR got wrong.
cool2burn
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the entire 2016 election to start?
UncleBuck
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if NPR is so bad, a lot of their articles and news segments must be shitty. probably most of them.
if that is the case, then show me just one article or news segment they did which is not completely and 100% factual and balanced.
i'll wait.
thanks.
UncleBuck
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cite it then. show us, ali.
Fogdog
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What story are you talking about? The one where Donald Trump wins? I know that it's hard to accept but it's true. LOL
You are full of braggadocio but that of a weak punk, and kind of unseemly for a person of your age.
Post a link to a story that NPR got wrong. Facts, second sources, that sort of thing.
Sir Napsalot
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I still want to see that purple heart
ttystikk
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To their credit, this is accurately reported, it's the same as from the other sources I've read covering the case.
The bottom line is that the DNC cheated in favor of their candidate. And then they paid the price by losing in the general election.
You gonna pull another all-nighter tonight?
cool2burn
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I know it is hard to google but maybe you should before you make such stupid remarks. Reporters get shit wrong on all networks. Just because they are NPR does not mean they do not do the same stupid corrupt shit other networks do.I think NPR might even be worse because instead of selling advertising they seek donors which are overwhelming liberal and totally cater to them because of this.
ttystikk
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Translation; 'couldn't find anything'
cool2burn
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nahh just do not like doing others work for them here is the first hit... http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2017/05/liberal-outlet-npr-posts-fakenews-story-french-elections-gets-called-wikileaks/ There are plenty more. Like I said all the news organizations make mistakes and report bias news these days.
DiogenesTheWiser
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See that's where you're wrong.
When you state a claim, it's your responsibility to support that claim with verifiable information. When you fail to do this, your claim is seen as nothing more than an ill-informed opinion. I'm sure you won't understand basic debate 101, but I had to try.
DiogenesTheWiser
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And I know it hurt him to have to do it. After all, he did say that he does "not like doing others [sic] work for them."He provided you a citation in the post you just quoted.
Citing your claims is not others' work, it's the responsibility of the one making the claim. Again, debate 101 here.
You are dodging.
Grandpapy
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lol republicans are poor donors?
Fogdog
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Google what? fake news from NPR? I don't know of a single report from NPR that was. Post a link or you are a liar.
Easy to find references to Russia Today's use of fake news. You are so full of shit your blue eyes turned brown.
A newscaster for Russia Today resigned on RT while on air over their BS
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Fogdog
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More fake news from RT. Incirlik NATO Air Force Base:
https://www.rt.com/news/354042-turkish-police-incirlik-nato-coup/
On Thursday, a huge rally marched towards the NATO base, as people with loudspeakers chanted anti-American and anti-Israel slogans. The demonstrators claim that the US had a hand in the failed July 15 coup attempt in which 270 people died. Tens of thousands people, including members of the military, police, judiciary, media, and civil service, have been arrested in connection with the coup, which Turkish officials say was organized by US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, Erdogan’s former ally, who is now his most hated rival.
Fake, fake, fake
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/08/06/how-russia-dominates-your-twitter-feed-to-promote-lies-and-trump-too
The main reason the media didn’t show up was that the story was substantially untrue. As a later statement by the Pentagon clarified, a peaceful protest had taken place involving about 1,000 people—not the 7,000 Turkish police reported by Russian news outlets or the 10,000 cited by Twitter users. Officials at the air base had been warned of the protest in advance. The base was not “surrounded,” Turkish security focused on securing the visit of U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Joe Dunford to Incirlik the next day.
The Incirlik disinformation campaign failed but demonstrates the unique way in which Russia can influence foreign audiences. Incirlik stories on RT and Sputnik news were rapidly promulgated by a curious group of English speakers on Twitter.
OK, fake news reporter, post something like this about an NPR story.
https://www.rt.com/news/354042-turkish-police-incirlik-nato-coup/
On Thursday, a huge rally marched towards the NATO base, as people with loudspeakers chanted anti-American and anti-Israel slogans. The demonstrators claim that the US had a hand in the failed July 15 coup attempt in which 270 people died. Tens of thousands people, including members of the military, police, judiciary, media, and civil service, have been arrested in connection with the coup, which Turkish officials say was organized by US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, Erdogan’s former ally, who is now his most hated rival.
Fake, fake, fake
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/08/06/how-russia-dominates-your-twitter-feed-to-promote-lies-and-trump-too
The main reason the media didn’t show up was that the story was substantially untrue. As a later statement by the Pentagon clarified, a peaceful protest had taken place involving about 1,000 people—not the 7,000 Turkish police reported by Russian news outlets or the 10,000 cited by Twitter users. Officials at the air base had been warned of the protest in advance. The base was not “surrounded,” Turkish security focused on securing the visit of U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Joe Dunford to Incirlik the next day.
The Incirlik disinformation campaign failed but demonstrates the unique way in which Russia can influence foreign audiences. Incirlik stories on RT and Sputnik news were rapidly promulgated by a curious group of English speakers on Twitter.
OK, fake news reporter, post something like this about an NPR story.
Fogdog
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LOL
The story was about a data dump just prior to the election. Wikileaks, if they didn't do it, quite rightly objected to being named the source and NPR retracted that detail. The story, however is completely true.
Fake news is a made up story, such as, "10,000 protesters surrounded the NATO airbase with loudspeakers chanting anti-US and anti-Israel slogans". None of this is true. It simply didn't happen.