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O'Reilly's witch-hunt continues to target Rosie O'Donnell Maybe Bill O'Reilly just wants some of that ratings mojo we saw during the Donald/Rosie kerfuffle a few months ago, or maybe he just wants to silence someone who expresses grave doubts about the honesty and trustworthiness of his beloved Bush administration. Either way, he paints her as an "America-hater" (TM) and continues to push the storyline that something must be done about her controversial statements. I just looked up "hypocrite" and look what I found:
So in his Talking Points Memo tonight 4/2/07, O'Reilly blamed "far-left extremists" including O'Donnell for the diminished reputation of America in the world. (Two weeks ago it was celebrities. Ironically, "anyone but Bush" has become the FOX mantra.) He reminded viewers of his recent "radical" "far out" guests** (who each refused to cave to his bully tactics) Sunsara Taylor and Rocky Anderson, showing clips of each telling absolute truths that are unflattering to the Bush administration. O'Reilly is so afraid that his viewers might have their curiosity piqued by these foreign viewpoints that he spent considerable time after each appearance to misquote and mangle the truths told by his guests, a real coward's technique of debate. O'Reilly said that O'Donnell and "her radical pals" are telling the world the USA is a criminal nation - another falsehood. O'Donnell, Sheen, Anderson, Taylor, and myriad others are taking the corrupt and criminal Bush administration to task. O'Reilly called it irresponsible and dangerous and warned his viewers that millions of people all over the world are buying this garbage. Of course, the same can be said about his nightly disinformation and spin. O'Reilly cited the Popular Mechanics article that supposedly debunked the 9/11 alternative theories, "that nonsense," "beyond dispute," but failed to tell his audience that that article has been challenged point by point by others. He also failed to disclose that
He then reverted to "they hate Bush" and cited one - ONE - editorial in Investor's Business Daily that characterized O'Donnell as "hysterical" and called her a name (which has already been parroted all over the right-wing blogosphere, starting with the mindless freepers and Malkin's minions). But O'Reilly was just looking out for Rosie: while she's demeaning her country (administration), she is only hurting herself and ABC, because Americans always turn away from "haters".
Funny, more people are just waking up to the fact that FOX and hate-radio are doing just that. More projection. What is comical is that this piece demonizing the "radical" "far-left" "haters" and their "dangerous" "irresponsible" "nonsense" comes seconds after he announces we're about to enter the "no-spin zone." Puh-leeeze, the man can't even utter the words "radical right." If he leaned any further right he'd tip over. ** O'Reilly could not bring himself to say the words "radical right" all last week, even though the poll question on his website asked who, of four choices, was most radical right. He had no problem the prior week with his poll asking who was most radical left, however. CLICK ON THE BANNER TO BUY TERRORSTORM IN HARD COPY |
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