The right-wing propagandists managed to twist Vice President Al Gore's rightful statements that he had a role in initiating the Internet as we know it and that his friendship with Erich Segal was one of the inspirations for the author's tear-jerker, "Love Story."
The Nobel committee has awarded its annual Peace Prize to Al Gore, and that's about as clear and absolute as claims to fame get.
Friday, October 12, 2007
Let's see them call him a fibber now
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Labels: Al Gore, global warming, Internet TV, Love Story, Nobel Prize, Peace Prize
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Race for world cable news
France24 is up and running. Hit "play video" on the left.
This is a 24/7 online and satellite TV news channel the French government media consortium pumped to get it out quickly to compete with the recently launched al-Jazeera English and Russia Today news networks. Take that, Faux News and CNN.
I just watched a report about the United States' extraordinary renditions: kidnapping and holding people without habeas corpus to torture them (what we call hostage-taking when foreigners do that to one of us).
Say what you will about perspectives that may be less than objective, but the fact is that people around the world see us, our events and our international involvements in a much different light than the one our media shine for us.
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