Story on MS on 60 Minutes II.
-Tim
Everything bad about journalism, is found in each episode of this rag.
Speaking from personal experience; in the 80's, they did an episode of the
elk hunting in Grand Teton Park. I was a Ranger there at that time, working
the hunt. Having seen the interviews filmed, and then having seen the
edited versions on the actual show, disgusted doesn't begin to describe it.
Only things factual were the place names.
They came in with an anti-hunting attitude, and did everything they could
to their filming to support it.
Haven't watched an episode since.
-John
> -Tim
> > Story on MS on 60 Minutes II.
> Everything bad about journalism, is found in each episode of this rag.
> Speaking from personal experience; in the 80's, they did an episode of the
> elk hunting in Grand Teton Park. I was a Ranger there at that time,
working
> the hunt. Having seen the interviews filmed, and then having seen the
> edited versions on the actual show, disgusted doesn't begin to describe
it.
> Only things factual were the place names.
> They came in with an anti-hunting attitude, and did everything they
could
> to their filming to support it.
> Haven't watched an episode since.
> -John
> > I refuse to watch 60 minutes.... Don't read tabloids and certainly
don't
> > watch tabloid news programs. (something about Audi 5000's, unintended
> > acceleration, and misreporting facts.)
> > -Tim
> > > Story on MS on 60 Minutes II.
-John
> > You and I both Tim; only thing 60 minutes does well is heavy film
> editing
> > to distort facts/support their point-of-view on X subject, which they go
> > into every show segment, with the express purpose of doing what ever it
> > takes to support it.
> > Everything bad about journalism, is found in each episode of this rag.
> > Speaking from personal experience; in the 80's, they did an episode of
the
> > elk hunting in Grand Teton Park. I was a Ranger there at that time,
> working
> > the hunt. Having seen the interviews filmed, and then having seen the
> > edited versions on the actual show, disgusted doesn't begin to describe
> it.
> > Only things factual were the place names.
> > They came in with an anti-hunting attitude, and did everything they
> could
> > to their filming to support it.
> > Haven't watched an episode since.
> > -John
> > > I refuse to watch 60 minutes.... Don't read tabloids and certainly
> don't
> > > watch tabloid news programs. (something about Audi 5000's, unintended
> > > acceleration, and misreporting facts.)
> > > -Tim
> > > > Story on MS on 60 Minutes II.
> > You and I both Tim; only thing 60 minutes does well is heavy film
> editing
> > to distort facts/support their point-of-view on X subject, which they go
> > into every show segment, with the express purpose of doing what ever it
> > takes to support it.
> > Everything bad about journalism, is found in each episode of this rag.
> > Speaking from personal experience; in the 80's, they did an episode of
the
> > elk hunting in Grand Teton Park. I was a Ranger there at that time,
> working
> > the hunt. Having seen the interviews filmed, and then having seen the
> > edited versions on the actual show, disgusted doesn't begin to describe
> it.
> > Only things factual were the place names.
> > They came in with an anti-hunting attitude, and did everything they
> could
> > to their filming to support it.
> > Haven't watched an episode since.
> > -John
> > > I refuse to watch 60 minutes.... Don't read tabloids and certainly
> don't
> > > watch tabloid news programs. (something about Audi 5000's, unintended
> > > acceleration, and misreporting facts.)
> > > -Tim
> > > > Story on MS on 60 Minutes II.
I agree. I used to think the 60 Min crew were crusading investigative
reporters. Over the years, it became obvious that they're just another
slavering bunch of pandering hucksters chasing the next JFKJr. sob story.
I'm surprised they haven't ressurected the old streetcorner tabloid
headline" "Spit Found in Coca-Cola!" Ed Murrow must be spinning in his
grave....
--Steve Smith
> -Tim
> > Story on MS on 60 Minutes II.