what you are seeing is the 'media' whores , who are NOT doing there job? Going after 1 who is! Same old ..making us look bad ...4 being 'whores' :o & Greenwald IS shinning a VERY BRIGHT LIGHT on the 'sluts' LOL
Shameful: Other Journalists Now A Part Of Ridiculous Smear Campaign Against Glenn Greenwald
from the digging,-digging,-digging dept
This is just getting ridiculous. We've covered the various stories of politicians and journalists
suggesting that Glenn Greenwald should be arrested and charged for
merely doing investigative journalism and reporting on the leaks of Ed
Snowden. However, Greenwald himself has now revealed that a variety of
mainstream press outlets are working on stories that are clearly designed to smear him,
digging into minor events from over a decade ago to somehow attack his
credibility. Greenwald is (smartly) getting out in front of these by
revealing the details ahead of time, though it's ridiculous that he
should need to. We won't even mention what the "issues" are, because
they're trifling nothings from a decade or so ago that weren't
newsworthy then and are not newsworthy today. What they are, clearly,
are attempts to attack Greenwald's character for merely being one of the
key reporters who has helped to expose massive government overreach in
surveillance.
The actual story is about the government's overreach. But, rather than deal with that, reporters from newspapers like the NY Times want to write Greenwald into the story? Really? We have a huge opportunity for journalists to dig into the real story: just how much spying on people various governments around the globe are doing today. And yet, instead, they want to focus on minor quibbles from a decade ago involving the reporter who actually did the work they failed to do? It's a shameful reflection on the state of much of the media today.
The actual story is about the government's overreach. But, rather than deal with that, reporters from newspapers like the NY Times want to write Greenwald into the story? Really? We have a huge opportunity for journalists to dig into the real story: just how much spying on people various governments around the globe are doing today. And yet, instead, they want to focus on minor quibbles from a decade ago involving the reporter who actually did the work they failed to do? It's a shameful reflection on the state of much of the media today.
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