Screen cap: Keith skewers Fox Noise...

[Fridays Child]

For this...

[muntrv]

1. That says it all. Keith's the man!!

[Berry Cool]

2. Thank you for that screen cap!

The second I saw it, I wanted it!

[bryant69]

3. Fox News executive are still pretending to be fair and balanced right?

It's nice to see a group of people with such a deluded view of themselves. Or, to put a more positive spin on it, an active imagination.

Bryant
Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com

[wicket]

4. K & R

:kick:

[The Count]

5. I once posted this Larry Johnson wall of shame of Fox screencaps

http://noquarter.typepad.com/my_weblog/2007/03/fox_news_crazy_.html
It made "best page" on Digg but sank like a stone here...

[Fridays Child]

6. OMG! Those screen caps are beyond outrageous!

Does the Newshounds site have a link to that page?

[sniffa]

11. sorry i missed it the first time

good shit. :patriot:

[blondeatlast]

15. Excellent work; I missed it the first time. Perhaps a repost here is in order?!

I'll k&r it.

[Catherine Vincent]

7. Keith is great!

I saw that last night. Hilarious!

[Straight Shooter]

8. How can anyone look at screen cap #2 and not think to themselves, "Pravda." n/t

Throughout the Soviet era access to Pravda was a necessity for party members. The paper's primary role was not to entertain, inform, or instruct the Soviet population as a whole, but to deliver Central Committee instructions and messages to Soviet communist cadres, foreign governments, and foreign communist parties. Thus, as party membership shifted, so did Pravda's presentation. In response to the influx of young working-class men into the Party in the 1920s, for example, editors simplified the paper's language and resorted to the sort of journalism that they believed would appeal to this audience - militant slogans, tales of heroic feats of production, and denunciation of class enemies.

Pravda also produced reports on popular moods. This practice began in the early 1920s as Bukharin and Ulianova played a leading role in organizing the worker and peasant correspondents' movement in the Soviet republics. Workers and peasants (many of them Party activists) wrote into the newspaper with reports on daily life, often shaped by the editors' instructions. Newspapers, including Pravda, received and processed millions of such letters throughout Soviet history. Editors published a few of these, forwarded some to prosecutorial organs, and used others to produce the summaries of popular moods, which were sent to Party leaders.

http://www.answers.com/topic/pravda?gwp=19

Pox News is the mirror image of Pravda, courtesy of the TPTB behind the GOP noise machine.

[Fridays Child]

9. Hadn't thought of that but you're right. Fox Noise is the equivalent of Pravda.

That's exactly what they are.

[hootinholler]

10. Nah, Pravda had morals

Fox does not.

-Hoot

[npincus]

12. K $ R

[samsingh]

13. isn't it great that we're actually fighting back against the

right wing lies and distortions and treachery?

[AwakeAtLast]

14. That was priceless

I laughed out loud when I saw that on KO last night.

[grannylib]

16. Keith rocks. Fox Fraudcasting is nothing but a ragged bunch of shameless

whores, parroting Reich Wing talking points and basically mainlining the kool-ade.