Keith Olbermann just totally and absolutely de_stroyed Oreilly

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Strk

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Originally posted by: Queasy
No, I'm doing what I intended to do from the beginning. Show Olberman's hypocrisy.

Except you aren't. You're just trying to distract from what the thread was originally about. As far as Haditha is concerned, yes, Olbermann has covered, but he hasn't gone after the troops. He has covered the problems with leadership and potential cover-up, which, as General Batiste pointed out, is not something the soldiers could have done.
 

OrByte

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Originally posted by: iwearnosox
Originally posted by: OrByte
Originally posted by: Queasy
Originally posted by: Sheik Yerbouti
I hope the WWII vets or some aspect of them files a protest to faux news and their sponsors. And makes this protest very, very public, and why.

Why? O'Reilly already apologized for his mistake.
he did? when?

link?

He didn't, and it's too late now. Queasy is as misinformed as O'Reilly.
Yeah that is what I thought. You cant call that half ass "your heard me incorrectly I meant AFTER the Malmedy massacre..." BS an apology. I am just amazed that people like Queasy bought it all hook line and sinker. Foxnews is shameless for allowing the transcripts to inaccurately report what he actually said. What a joke.

 

Queasy

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Originally posted by: Strk
Originally posted by: Queasy
No, I'm doing what I intended to do from the beginning. Show Olberman's hypocrisy.

Except you aren't. You're just trying to distract from what the thread was originally about. As far as Haditha is concerned, yes, Olbermann has covered, but he hasn't gone after the troops. He has covered the problems with leadership and potential cover-up, which, as General Batiste pointed out, is not something the soldiers could have done.

Haditha Massacre

Just the headline is enough.

Also, Olberman ran a story about the Libby case once. In it, they cut out the part of the Fitzgerald investigation that said Libby was allowed to leak portions of the NIE assessment. The insinuation being that Libby was ordered to leak everything about Plame. Olberman never ran a correction on that as far as I know.

I bring this up not to distract but to point out that before you start riding Olberman around on your shoulders, you need to realize that he and O'Reilly are cut from virtually the same cloth. Which is why I watch neither.
 

daveymark

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FYI, the supposed "coverup" was not done by fox, as the trasncript was done by the same company that does the transcripts for CNN and (gasp) MSNBC.

transcript
see the disclaimer at the bottom

Transcription Copyright 2006 Voxant, Inc. (www.voxant.com ), which takes sole responsibility for the accuracy of the transcription.

not saying oreilly was wrong for what he did, but I don't think there was any kind of coverup for what he did.

 

Strk

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Originally posted by: Queasy
Originally posted by: Strk
Originally posted by: Queasy
No, I'm doing what I intended to do from the beginning. Show Olberman's hypocrisy.

Except you aren't. You're just trying to distract from what the thread was originally about. As far as Haditha is concerned, yes, Olbermann has covered, but he hasn't gone after the troops. He has covered the problems with leadership and potential cover-up, which, as General Batiste pointed out, is not something the soldiers could have done.

Haditha Massacre

Just the headline is enough.

Also, Olberman ran a story about the Libby case once. In it, they cut out the part of the Fitzgerald investigation that said Libby was allowed to leak portions of the NIE assessment. The insinuation being that Libby was ordered to leak everything about Plame. Olberman never ran a correction on that as far as I know.

I bring this up not to distract but to point out that before you start riding Olberman around on your shoulders, you need to realize that he and O'Reilly are cut from virtually the same cloth. Which is why I watch neither.

I thought you said you didn't watch it?
 

Queasy

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Originally posted by: daveymark
FYI, the supposed "coverup" was not done by fox, as the trasncript was done by the same company that does the transcripts for CNN and (gasp) MSNBC.

transcript
see the disclaimer at the bottom

Transcription Copyright 2006 Voxant, Inc. (www.voxant.com ), which takes sole responsibility for the accuracy of the transcription.

not saying oreilly was wrong for what he did, but I don't think there was any kind of coverup for what he did.
Yes. I've already said this twice and it has been ignored. Voxant also provides the same services for Olberman's employer, MSNBC.
 

Queasy

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Originally posted by: Strk
Originally posted by: Queasy
Originally posted by: Strk
Originally posted by: Queasy
No, I'm doing what I intended to do from the beginning. Show Olberman's hypocrisy.

Except you aren't. You're just trying to distract from what the thread was originally about. As far as Haditha is concerned, yes, Olbermann has covered, but he hasn't gone after the troops. He has covered the problems with leadership and potential cover-up, which, as General Batiste pointed out, is not something the soldiers could have done.

Haditha Massacre

Just the headline is enough.

Also, Olberman ran a story about the Libby case once. In it, they cut out the part of the Fitzgerald investigation that said Libby was allowed to leak portions of the NIE assessment. The insinuation being that Libby was ordered to leak everything about Plame. Olberman never ran a correction on that as far as I know.

I bring this up not to distract but to point out that before you start riding Olberman around on your shoulders, you need to realize that he and O'Reilly are cut from virtually the same cloth. Which is why I watch neither.

I thought you said you didn't watch it?

And I already said that I read.
 

daveymark

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Originally posted by: Queasy
Originally posted by: daveymark
FYI, the supposed "coverup" was not done by fox, as the trasncript was done by the same company that does the transcripts for CNN and (gasp) MSNBC.

transcript
see the disclaimer at the bottom

Transcription Copyright 2006 Voxant, Inc. (www.voxant.com ), which takes sole responsibility for the accuracy of the transcription.

not saying oreilly was wrong for what he did, but I don't think there was any kind of coverup for what he did.
Yes. I've already said this twice and it has been ignored. Voxant also provides the same services for Olberman's employer, MSNBC.


If Keith is accusing Fox of covering up, which is obviously not true, would that be considered slander?
 

five40

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How is this fvcking news? He spent 7 mintues blabbing about another reporter. He needs to get a life. Isn't there some real news to report?
 

KeyserSoze

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Originally posted by: SirStev0
i love fox news... its like comedey central 24 hours a day and with out girls gone wild commercials every 5 minutes...

That is sig material right there. Congratulations.




KS
 

Looney

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LOL that was awesome! THAT'S who the voice was. I never watched MSNBC, but i've heard that voice in other places. How'd get they Stewie to do that show too? I thought Family Guy was a Fox show?
 

OutHouse

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I actually watched that show, when i heard Billy say that i just couldnt belive he just said that. what a tool.
 

OrByte

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Originally posted by: Queasy
Originally posted by: daveymark
FYI, the supposed "coverup" was not done by fox, as the trasncript was done by the same company that does the transcripts for CNN and (gasp) MSNBC.

transcript
see the disclaimer at the bottom

Transcription Copyright 2006 Voxant, Inc. (www.voxant.com ), which takes sole responsibility for the accuracy of the transcription.

not saying oreilly was wrong for what he did, but I don't think there was any kind of coverup for what he did.
Yes. I've already said this twice and it has been ignored. Voxant also provides the same services for Olberman's employer, MSNBC.
LOL! I just read your link there. The very first paragraph states:

This is a partial transcript from "The O'Reilly Factor," May 30, 2006, that has been edited for clarity.

meaning, this isn't even the actual transcript developed by the third party Voxant Inc., HAHAHA the ability of Fox to be soo devious is astounding!! and people don't see it. How sad.

So basically what happens is Foxnews gets a hardcopy transcript of the show. In the hardcopy O'reilly gets quoted accurately. Fox then takes that hardcopy and posts excerpts of it on the website with the "edited for clarity" notation. hell of a cover up. And it is dastardly. Foxnews is no more of a news source then the National Enquirer.
 

Sqube

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Queasy, I see the point that you're trying to make.

I would just like to take this opportunity to state that what O'Reilly did is not any less reprehensible because there's somebody else out in the world just as bad as he is. Or are you trying to say that he can't criticize because he has done the same thing?

I mean... the fact that Olberman is an ass shouldn't preclude him from being able to state that O'Reilly is an ass. And if O'Reilly wants to turn right around and point out examples of Olberman's hypocrisy, he should be more than welcome to do so.

However, none of this invalidates the fact that O'Reilly was about as wrong as wrong could be, and never fessed up to it in a clear, unequivocal fashion. The closest he ever came was saying that he was misunderstood, which is not the same thing by any stretch of the imagination.
 

da loser

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Originally posted by: Shame
Are the P&N forums broken? :disgust:
those rules are only for conservatives, because only those discussions lead to flame wars.

this thread is a great circle jerk for the real faux news fans
 

Vette73

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Originally posted by: Sqube
Queasy, I see the point that you're trying to make.

I would just like to take this opportunity to state that what O'Reilly did is not any less reprehensible because there's somebody else out in the world just as bad as he is. Or are you trying to say that he can't criticize because he has done the same thing?

I mean... the fact that Olberman is an ass shouldn't preclude him from being able to state that O'Reilly is an ass. And if O'Reilly wants to turn right around and point out examples of Olberman's hypocrisy, he should be more than welcome to do so.

However, none of this invalidates the fact that O'Reilly was about as wrong as wrong could be, and never fessed up to it in a clear, unequivocal fashion. The closest he ever came was saying that he was misunderstood, which is not the same thing by any stretch of the imagination.


:thumbsup:
 

Gooberlx2

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"...and faux news is not fair or balanced....historical facts known by all adults, most children, and even the more discerning domesticated animals." [paraphrased]

:laugh::laugh::laugh:
I just pissed myself and I'm not even 30 seconds in.
 

Syringer

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There are more important news stories out there to be reported, the more attention he draws to O'RLY and the more time he spends on him..to an audience that obviously is not watching O'RLY makes me lose respect for him. Do it on a blog or something, no reason to waste a segment on him..
 

preslove

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While Olberman IS annoying, he is no way close to Oreilly. The big-o is dis-fvckin-gusting.