Hehe More & more People are starting to wake up 2... Who's bed the 'media whores ' r in ? & it's NOT We The Peoples ! Lol isn't IT funny the only 1's that ...believe the whores (media) & Our gov. O's are the 1's who have been "wearing " the foils !!! all along :o Oops
Internet Takes Smears Against Glenn Greenwald And Make It An Awesome Meme
from the #ggscandals dept
Ah,
the days when you love "the internet." We already wrote about how some
in the mainstream media -- including the NY Times and the NY Daily News
-- had decided to pursue what were clearly smear pieces
on reporter Glenn Greenwald, who broke the NSA surveillance story with
leaks from Ed Snowden. The smear campaign involved digging way
back into the past and dredging up a couple of completely minor things
that weren't newsworthy when they happened and aren't newsworthy now.
What was encouraging was reading the comments on the NYDN piece, which
we won't give traffic to by linking from here, where most of the
commenters condemned the paper and the reporter for the smear campaign.
However, "the internet" knows how to take something stupid and turn it into an awesome meme. Witness the #ggscandals hashtag on Twitter, in which people are coming up with a variety of fake "scandals" that involved Glenn Greenwald, highlighting just how ridiculously petty the claims being levied against Greenwald really are. The tweets are coming fast and furious. Here's just a random sample of tweets that came in on the tag over the course of less than a minute:
In one simple move, a ton of people on the internet are showing the
mainstream media that is trying to smear Greenwald what they think of
them -- picking up on random tiny petty issues from his past and trying
to make it out like it has any news value these days. Maybe, next time,
instead of digging into Greenwald's past to try to make something out
of nothing, reporters from the NY Times and the NY Daily News could,
maybe, look into the NSA's surveillance efforts. You know, the story
they didn't break and have been slow to report on.
However, "the internet" knows how to take something stupid and turn it into an awesome meme. Witness the #ggscandals hashtag on Twitter, in which people are coming up with a variety of fake "scandals" that involved Glenn Greenwald, highlighting just how ridiculously petty the claims being levied against Greenwald really are. The tweets are coming fast and furious. Here's just a random sample of tweets that came in on the tag over the course of less than a minute:
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