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2008 MEATHEAD AWARDS by Judith
Haney,
The no-class actress with a minimal formal education and a propensity for self destructive conduct that slashes the lives of those who lie in her path, has allowed her celebrity status to be exploited by what amounts to pro-war propaganda entitled "A Reason to Stay in Iraq". The propaganda piece, published Feb. 28, 2008, by the Washington Post, was obviously written by someone better educated than Jolie. Disguised as a humanitarian effort, the propaganda seeks to defend its unpopular thesis by claiming that a surge of troops benefits the victims of the illegal invasion of Iraq by the United States. Most educated citizens understand what the war is all about without having some disturbed, under-educated, pretender explain it to us. There has rarely been a more disturbed, misguided, individual taking up time and space of news outlets than Angelina Jolie. That her nonsensical, offensive, life is vomiting over into the pages of the Washington Post is disgusting and at the same time pathetic. The Washington Post editorial board must believe that it's international readership will swallow anything, regardless of its quality and source, if it allows someone like Jolie & Company to abuse its pages to carry out a pro-war agenda.
NBC President Steve Capus’ statement is the best sign yet that NBC News is beginning to take seriously the lengthy pattern of inappropriate comments about women made by NBC and MSNBC reporters. But apologies and statements and even suspensions don’t mean anything unless they are followed by an actual change in behavior. Things didn’t change at NBC/MSNBC after the Matthews controversy; hopefully they will this time. Read More NBC News president: Shuster suspended for Chelsea Clinton comments On the February 8 edition of MSNBC's Morning Joe, correspondent David Shuster addressed a remark he made about Chelsea Clinton on the February 7 edition of MSNBC's Tucker that "doesn't it seem like Chelsea's sort of being pimped out in some weird sort of way" by Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's (D-NY) presidential campaign. On Morning Joe, Shuster said of his comment: "Well, last night, I used a phrase -- some slang about her efforts. I didn't think that people would take it literally, but some people have. ... To the extent that people feel I was being pejorative, I apologize for that. I should have seen that people might view it that way, and for that, then I'm sorry." However, despite saying he "apologized" for the remark, Shuster never mentioned the specific "slang" he used in reference to Chelsea Clinton's campaign work that he claimed had been taken "literally." Moreover, Shuster falsely claimed that, on Tucker, he also said that "Americans should be proud of [Chelsea]" and that "everybody, all of us, love" her. Clinton
Calls Shuster Comment Part of 'Troubling Pattern'
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Meathead Angelina "A Reason To Self Destruct"
Jolie has risen to new lows in endorsing
the George Bush/Republican war in Iraq.
Meathead David "It Takes A Pimp To Know A
Pimp" Shuster was suspended from the nation's airwaves on February 8, 2008, for
doing what he does best, lying for MSNBC and Chris Matthews.
