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An Opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal isn't worth the electrons used to produce it. The Wall Street Journal specifically disclaims the truthfulness and f
by jellicle 16y ago
An Opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal isn't worth the electrons used to produce it. The Wall Street Journal specifically disclaims the truthfulness and factuality of anything in its Opinion section, and we ought to take them at their word - this is a propaganda piece, not intended to inform but to disinform.
This is just laughable:
http://www.iwf.org/about/ http://www.iwf.org/about/
What that says, in disambiguated English, is that it's a propaganda house funded primarily by the Scaife and Olin foundations.
- silverlake 16y agoThis is true. I'd pay extra to have someone rip out the Oped page before I pick up my paper.
- jamesbritt 16y agothis is a propaganda piece, not intended to inform but to disinform. Can you dispute anything in the opinion piece, or is your whole argument "Look, it's in the WSJ"?