NPR Axes Juan Williams for Muslim comment

#77
#77
and where is NAACP, Sharpton, Jackson, et al. regarding the firing of the only black on-air personality for NPR?
 
#79
#79
Juan will guest host tonight on the O'Reilly Factor......NPR has to be sweating bullets. None of them will agree to come on with him.
Don't hold back Juan!
 
#80
#80
I hope people like Juan finally realize the type of people that media liberals are. I wish this would be a wake up call to democrats like juan. these are militant/fascist.
 
#81
#81
This is for LG from one of his own. I would be willing to bet LG has a poster of Soros on his ceiling above his bed.

This is a comment about the joke of an organization Media Matters and why he decided to give them $1,000,000.

Soros said he decided to support Media Matters after claiming to see evidence suggesting that the "incendiary rhetoric" on Fox News "may incite violence."

He called his unspecified contribution part of "an effort to more widely publicize the challenge Fox News poses to civil and informed discourse in our democracy."

Aren't those pesky Republicans the ones who use the "fear mongering" tactics you always like to speew drivel about?


Not all of the programming on Faux News is a problem. And the reality is that anyone who watches that network for news coverage is pretty much already going to be a Republican so there's no real harm to that aspect of it.

Its just that frequently they tout the GOP or TP line and dress it up as news, which is annoying.

And there are some commentators there who have taken the conservative radio format of "say something completely whacked just to get a reaction" and have elevated that to a quasi-political philosophy.

I think this is why Glenn Beck is getting some sideways glances even from the stalwarts at Fox. Hannity sticks to the GOP script. Beck oftentimes seems to be ready to tell people to drink some special Kool-aid and lie down for a dirt nap so as to not have to live through "what's coming.".
 
#82
#82
Not all of the programming on Faux News is a problem. And the reality is that anyone who watches that network for news coverage is pretty much already going to be a Republican so there's no real harm to that aspect of it.

Its just that frequently they tout the GOP or TP line and dress it up as news, which is annoying.

And there are some commentators there who have taken the conservative radio format of "say something completely whacked just to get a reaction" and have elevated that to a quasi-political philosophy.

I think this is why Glenn Beck is getting some sideways glances even from the stalwarts at Fox. Hannity sticks to the GOP script. Beck oftentimes seems to be ready to tell people to drink some special Kool-aid and lie down for a dirt nap so as to not have to live through "what's coming.".

so Beck and Hannity are 2 conservative shows, but they don't try to hide it. unlike msnbc, who touts they are non-partisan journalist. such ignorance gator.
 
#83
#83
And the reality is that anyone who watches that network for news coverage is pretty much already going to be a Republican so there's no real harm to that aspect of it..

i know a lot of democrats who watch it. howard stern (as an example) clearly states he watches it all day. there is a reason why it's ranked #1. it's better tv than the other networks. and their anchorwomen are much hotter than the other networks.
 
#84
#84
i know a lot of democrats who watch it. howard stern (as an example) clearly states he watches it all day. there is a reason why it's ranked #1. it's better tv than the other networks. and their anchorwomen are much hotter than the other networks.

it is pretty clear that LG watches/listens most of the day also
 
#87
#87
it's annoying that most of the debate seem to surround whether they should have fired him or free speech rather than the NPRs obvious liberal bias and how they fired someone for violating that.
 
#88
#88
it's annoying that most of the debate seem to surround whether they should have fired him or free speech rather than the NPRs obvious liberal bias and how they fired someone for violating that.

The real debate is whether one can say 'muslim terrorist' or not.

The real debate whether one can speak plainly or one must speak in politically correct code talk.

The real debate is whether a black man can step off the dhimmicrat, NAACP, ACLU reservation and speak plainly without being ostracized and castigated.

Anyone who claims NPR doesn't have a militant liberal bias is brain dead, no debating that, it's too plain to ignore.
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What Williams actually said, in his own words:

FoxNews.com - JUAN WILLIAMS: I Was Fired for Telling the Truth)

began by saying that political correctness can cause people to become so paralyzed that they don’t deal with reality.

My point in recounting this debate is to show this was in the best American tradition of a fair, full-throated and honest discourse about the issues of the day.

Some points here about some of Juan's statements;

1. Timothy McVeigh was NOT a Christian even though he had been raised in a Christian home and didn't do what he did in the name of Christianity as daily attacks now done somewhere in the world are done in the name of islam.

2. Muslims of mideastern descent were involved in the OKC bombing from the very beginning right up until the moment the bomb was set off. Journalists and private investigators even turned up the name of one of those mideastern men who has never even been questioned by the FBI up until this day.

3. McVeigh's accomplice Terry Nichols learned his bomb making skills from islamic terrorists in the Philipines, made hundreds of calls there leading up to the bomb and received through a nearby neighbor hundreds of calls from a top ranking muslim terrorist. (Was that Ramsey Yousef?? Not hard to find)

4. A top ranking islamic terrorist in the Philipines claimed responsibility for the OKC bombing as did another convicted muslim terrorist who was being incarcerated in NY state.

5. CAIR, a Hamas front, called for the firing of Williams claiming his statement to be 'islamophobic." Saudi Arabia and Iran support CAIR monetarily and it tries to influence American policies. In that capacity CAIR is illegally acting at the behest of a foreign government (s), which isn't illegal unless they are doing it as an unregistered agent of a foreign government which IS the case here.

6. Saudi Arabia spends billions every year in a worldwide effort to have all governments make it illegal to make 'islamophobic' statements publicly and we see this happening, public figures being prosecuted, in at least four countries now, Austria, France, UK and the Netherlands.

Unfortunately we have already passed such 'hate crime' legislation here in America, buried in the defense appropriations bill was the 'pedophile protection act' which includes muslims as a victim group along with a heinz 57 variety of baby rapers and such.
 
#89
#89
NPR and it's affiliates should lose their tax-exempt status. Not because of the Juan Williams' firing, but on the general principle that if they think that their point of view is superior, it should stand on it's own merits and be able to compete in a marketplace that isn't skewed in their favor by the government.
 
#90
#90
Are any of you guys actually going to discuss what he said? If I was NPR, I would have fired him for being just plain stupid.
 
#91
#91
Did you really just link a Media Matters Blog?

Do you know who just made a very large donation to Media Matters?

Do you know the same person also made a nice donation to NPR not long ago?

Do you what their only objective is at MM?

Get a clue as to what's going on and don't be so ignorant. You're exactly the problem in this country.
I'm gonna go ahead an guess you didn't bother to read the article. Par for the course.
 
#94
#94
I'm gonna go ahead an guess you didn't bother to read the article. Par for the course.

Post a crddible link from a credible source. Not some garbage liberal organizations blog whose sole goal is too go after Fox News for exposing clowns like your boy Soros.

You seriously need to wake up. It's quite sad.
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#95
#95
Post a crddible link from a credible source. Not some garbage liberal organizations blog whose sole goal is too go after Fox News for exposing clowns like your boy Soros.

You seriously need to wake up. It's quite sad.
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A credible link from a credible source about what?

Are you suggesting that Media Matters made that entire story up out of thin air? Do you have a tin foil hat super glued to your brain?
 

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