Whats yours is mine...
#1
Whats yours is mine...
and whats mines my own!
I am the only one that is getting annoyed by the fact the US news channels (Fox, CNN) are all giving the impression that the US where major players in the recent airline plots? not that I am saying they were no help at all but when you listen to the news stories they seem to come across like the arrests were all thanks to the US and how come the reverse never happens (when the UK, or other countires assist the US in apprehensions of terrorists).
The again though I guess this is the way it has always been... you only have to watch a couple of second world war films to see that.
Annoying anyhow.
Ash
I am the only one that is getting annoyed by the fact the US news channels (Fox, CNN) are all giving the impression that the US where major players in the recent airline plots? not that I am saying they were no help at all but when you listen to the news stories they seem to come across like the arrests were all thanks to the US and how come the reverse never happens (when the UK, or other countires assist the US in apprehensions of terrorists).
The again though I guess this is the way it has always been... you only have to watch a couple of second world war films to see that.
Annoying anyhow.
Ash
#2
Re: Whats yours is mine...
Originally Posted by Ash UK/US
and whats mines my own!
I am the only one that is getting annoyed by the fact the US news channels (Fox, CNN) are all giving the impression that the US where major players in the recent airline plots? not that I am saying they were no help at all but when you listen to the news stories they seem to come across like the arrests were all thanks to the US and how come the reverse never happens (when the UK, or other countires assist the US in apprehensions of terrorists).
The again though I guess this is the way it has always been... you only have to watch a couple of second world war films to see that.
Annoying anyhow.
Ash
I am the only one that is getting annoyed by the fact the US news channels (Fox, CNN) are all giving the impression that the US where major players in the recent airline plots? not that I am saying they were no help at all but when you listen to the news stories they seem to come across like the arrests were all thanks to the US and how come the reverse never happens (when the UK, or other countires assist the US in apprehensions of terrorists).
The again though I guess this is the way it has always been... you only have to watch a couple of second world war films to see that.
Annoying anyhow.
Ash
Hey, that's the saying I like to use.
#3
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Re: Whats yours is mine...
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
I had noticed that too...perhaps its because the viewers probably wouldn't be interested if it wasn't a US owned story.
Hey, that's the saying I like to use.
Hey, that's the saying I like to use.
#4
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Re: Whats yours is mine...
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
I had noticed that too...perhaps its because the viewers probably wouldn't be interested if it wasn't a US owned story.
Hey, that's the saying I like to use.
Hey, that's the saying I like to use.
Its the American way. Just think of all the war movies.
#5
Re: Whats yours is mine...
Originally Posted by Ash UK/US
and whats mines my own!
I am the only one that is getting annoyed by the fact the US news channels (Fox, CNN) are all giving the impression that the US where major players in the recent airline plots? not that I am saying they were no help at all but when you listen to the news stories they seem to come across like the arrests were all thanks to the US and how come the reverse never happens (when the UK, or other countires assist the US in apprehensions of terrorists).
The again though I guess this is the way it has always been... you only have to watch a couple of second world war films to see that.
Annoying anyhow.
Ash
I am the only one that is getting annoyed by the fact the US news channels (Fox, CNN) are all giving the impression that the US where major players in the recent airline plots? not that I am saying they were no help at all but when you listen to the news stories they seem to come across like the arrests were all thanks to the US and how come the reverse never happens (when the UK, or other countires assist the US in apprehensions of terrorists).
The again though I guess this is the way it has always been... you only have to watch a couple of second world war films to see that.
Annoying anyhow.
Ash
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Re: Whats yours is mine...
Originally Posted by Ash UK/US
and whats mines my own!
I am the only one that is getting annoyed by the fact the US news channels (Fox, CNN) are all giving the impression that the US where major players in the recent airline plots? not that I am saying they were no help at all but when you listen to the news stories they seem to come across like the arrests were all thanks to the US and how come the reverse never happens (when the UK, or other countires assist the US in apprehensions of terrorists).
The again though I guess this is the way it has always been... you only have to watch a couple of second world war films to see that.
Annoying anyhow.
Ash
I am the only one that is getting annoyed by the fact the US news channels (Fox, CNN) are all giving the impression that the US where major players in the recent airline plots? not that I am saying they were no help at all but when you listen to the news stories they seem to come across like the arrests were all thanks to the US and how come the reverse never happens (when the UK, or other countires assist the US in apprehensions of terrorists).
The again though I guess this is the way it has always been... you only have to watch a couple of second world war films to see that.
Annoying anyhow.
Ash
#7
Re: Whats yours is mine...
I wonder what the reaction would be if you started talking about GCHQ doing the intelligence work.
#8
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 5,763
Re: Whats yours is mine...
ITA with all the above. Yep I'm copping out! Don't you just love how when Faux (sic) News was faced with a lawsuit about its "Fair and Balanced" slogan, they changed it to "We Report, You Decide". Yeah, and look at what exactly they choose to report! UGH!
All I can say is Hurray for Jon Stewart!
All I can say is Hurray for Jon Stewart!
#9
Re: Whats yours is mine...
Originally Posted by TruBrit
very true but so what's new in america it's one of the reasons i love this country
#10
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Re: Whats yours is mine...
Try not to watch Fox news, it helps!
#11
Re: Whats yours is mine...
Originally Posted by Partystar
Try not to watch Fox news, it helps!
CNN and MSNBC are left wing biased IMHO so I just flick from one of the three news channels to the other....to keep it fair and balanced of course.
Last edited by Jerseygirl; Aug 15th 2006 at 12:14 am.
#12
Re: Whats yours is mine...
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
CNN and MSNBC or left wing biased IMHO so I just flick from one of the three news channels to the other....to keep it fair and balanced of course.
#13
Re: Whats yours is mine...
Originally Posted by Partystar
Try not to watch Fox news, it helps!
#14
Re: Whats yours is mine...
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
Relatively speaking?
Typo Gruff...numb fingers have numbed me brain down too.
#15
Re: Whats yours is mine...
IMHO, Fox News is the news equivalent of The 700 Club, in that I can't decide whether it's the funniest thing i've ever seen, or the most frightening thing i've ever seen.