Why You Can't Trust the News, Volume Two brings together some of Accuracy in Media's finest critiques of the media's mireported stories. Find out how today's anti-American journalists threaten our freedoms by manipulating public opinion, and stubbornly refusing to correct their mistakes - even when they've become public knowledge. After you read about the epidemic of misreporting on subjects ranging from the War on Terror to global warming, you'll never think of the media in the same way again.
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Cliff Kincaid, Roger Aronoff, and Don Irvine are senior media analysts with Accuracy in Media. Founded by Reed Irvine in 1969, Accuracy in Media (www.aim.org) is America's oldest media watchdog organization.
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A great read! But leftists, be warned: you will not like this book.,
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I bought a copy of this book, threw it in my purse and read it on the Metro. The authors really seem to know their stuff. I've always thought the mainstream media were a bit left-leaning (FOX News and talk radio excepted), and this book provides the proof! If you don't think it's important to look critically at the sources you get your news from, this book will open your eyes.
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The passing of Reed Irvine on November 16,2004 comes at a time when his war against the Big Media has achieved some notable successes. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Washington Post, New York Times, White House, Fox News, President Bush, Reed Irvine, Saddam Hussein, United States, Chris Matthews, Dan Rather, United Nations, Able Danger, American Legion, Deep Throat, Joe Wilson, John Dean, Mark Felt, North Korea, Howard Dean, Human Rights Watch, Theresa Marie Schiavo, Vice President Cheney, American-Islamic Relations, Andrea Mitchell, Cindy Sheehan New!
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