NBC News anchor Brian Williams’ admission that, for 12 years!, he repeatedly had “misremembered” lied about being aboard a helicopter that was shot down by an RPG (rocket-propelled grenade) in Iraq in 2003, reminded me of a post I’s written more than 3 years ago. Below is a revised version.
Is someone(s) dictating to journalists what they say and write?
Late-night TV show host Conan O’Brien inadvertently gave the game away in this fascinating video snippet from a show he did that was uploaded by his “Team Coco” to YouTube on November 3, 2011.
Pay special attention beginning at around the 1:15 mark of the video below:
In the video snippet above, O’Brien announced that he would officiate at the “gay wedding” of two male staffers, and that the wedding would take place on his show in New York. Then O’Brien cuts to TV anchormen and women across America — all 18 of them – announcing that news. Every single one of them said exactly the same thing:
“Conan O’Brien may be about to push the envelope on late night television….”
The chances that 18 anchorpersons would use exactly the same language, especially the same phrase “push the envelope,” defies statistical probability, which means it didn’t occur by random chance. That, in turn, means the 18 anchorpersons were reading from a prepared news script.
The implications are frightening….
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See also:
- Incestuous relationship between the media and the Obama regime
- Media Conspired to Protect Obama
- Media bias: NBC admits over-polling Democrats
- Study Shows Social Media Censor Conservatives, Christians
- Blacks defend Bundy, while media overlook racist comments from prominent Democrats
- Media Bias: coverage of govt shutdown victims vs. Obamacare victims 100 to 1
- Join a Tweetfest to break liberal media’s silence on abortionist trial!
- Vote for the Worst Media Bias of 2012!
- Media hypocrisy on Moochelle’s $6,800 jacket
- What the U.S. Media Won’t Report
- What the Media Won’t Tell You About John Lennon
- Distrust in media at all-time high; only 4 of 10 Americans closely follow politics
~Eowyn
