Friday, August 02, 2013
Reza Aslan interviewed by Fox News: The Stupidest Interview Ever by Fox News
"Reza Aslan, a religious scholar with a Ph.D. in the sociology of religions from the University of California and author of the new book Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth, went on FoxNews.com’s online show Spirited Debate to promote his book only to be prodded about why a Muslim would write a historical book about Jesus." BuzzFeed/Politics Recommend this post
Friday, December 14, 2012
Fox News reporter dances during commercial break
Do you blame the poor lady? It must be terribly boring to read the news from the teleprompter - news that make no sense. Recommend this post
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Herman Cain - The Godfather Pizza Guy
I think Cain is not with it. He gave an interview to Chris Wallace of Fox News, it was here that Cain showed his ignorance. A video of the interview is below, you be the judge:
I wonder where the GOP gets these nutjobs. First Sarah Palin, then Michele Bachmann, and now they have their big gun godfather Herman Cain... quite the field. Who next? Texas separatist governor Rick Perry? Recommend this post
Friday, July 01, 2011
Glenn Beck’s departure from Fox News
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Source: Lawrence O’Donnell show “The Last Word”, MSNBC. Recommend this post
Tuesday, February 08, 2011
Bill O'Reilly of Faux News interviews Barack Obama
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Recommend this postSaturday, December 18, 2010
Fox News: Dumb and Dumber
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Recommend this postSaturday, May 22, 2010
Glenn Beck is a media watchdog or just a whining dog?
You decide. In my opinion Beck, Hannity, O'Reilly and others are a bunch of whining dogs. Add the likes of Limbaugh there too. Recommend this post
Saturday, April 03, 2010
Sarah Palin: Fox News Debut

Sarah Palin had her first show "Real American Stories" on Faux News. It can be described by one word, "BORING". Or it was a "Big Yawn"? Huffington Post has a good review of Palin's debut show.
Other than the die-hard fans, I don't think people will tune in for Sarah Palin in future. She proved how boring she can be.
P.S. It was also a "Big Yawn" in the ratings, with people tuning out over the course of the show.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Sarah Palin Gone Fox

According to news reports Sarah Palin has joined Faux News. Quite an appropriate place for her.
Recommend this postThursday, November 12, 2009
Fox News goes more foxy
Click here for the story and a video. Recommend this post
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Iran: Demonstrations
When Faux News and CNN are constantly and non-stop reporting about demonstrations in Iran using the dubious sources of twitter and facebook, then should we trust it? Is this a regime change in progress operation?
Another part which is hard to understand and swallow is that Mousavi is for change and reform. He was Prime Minister from 1981 to 1989 under the previous Ayotollah and very much a product of the 1979 revolution. Moreover he was opposed to the release of American hostages at the time and very much anti-American. So with Maousavi in charge US and the West do not stand to gain much, so why is he being promoted. Is it possible that only objective is to destabilize Iran and then move in? It is hard for the western public to understand the real going-ons in Iran. I, for one, do not believe Faux News.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Congressman David Vitter: The Expert Tea-bagger
Repugs are protesting against Obama over taxes and the role of government (even though most of them didn't oppose Bush's interventionist measures on the bailouts in the dying days of his Presidency, and with Obama's tax increase - which only affects those with higher incomes - the highest income tax rate will still be well below what it was under Reagan).
So guess who is the expert in tea-bagging? None other than David Vitter. Remember the Louisiana Senator who was a good customer of a Washington DC Madam... that is, until he got caught. Have Repugs bothered to Google tea-bagging and what it means.
Another supporter is Rush Limbaugh, an overweight fool who makes millions for being a big mouth. What is society coming to?
Another stanch supporter of the tea-bagging protest is Faux News (aka. False News, aka. "F" word News) which includes Glenn Beck who has to be clinically insane given the way he acts on his show.
All this is totally disgusting. The sad part is that it is taking dangerous turn and it may play into the hands of violent fascist types whose roots are in racism and bigotry. They are capable of creating chaos in society with dangerous consequences. I hope this evil will be nipped in the bud.
Wednesday, April 01, 2009
Stephen Harper loves Fox News
The Harper government is selling off and finishing off CBC, but Harper loves to give interviews to Faux News. He wants to reach out to his neo-con followers in the US. It was not long ago that the Faux News program Red Eye made fun of Canada and belittled the sacrifices made by our soldiers in Afghanistan. What happened to all the condemnation of Faux News by his Defence Minister Peter Mackay? On whose side is Harper on? Canada or the US neo-cons.
Recommend this postTuesday, March 24, 2009
Faux News has gone too far
I missed this Faux Pas when I first heard of "Canadian troops and yoga." I got the full context of it in last evening's news. Fox News, Faux News or Fucks News (sorry I do not like swearing but this is too much) has gone too far. This is plain insulting.
I am against Canada's participation in the Afghanistan war and I do not think our soldiers should be there. But 115 soldiers lost their lives and this is the thanks Canada gets? How do the families of these soldiers feel? This should be a good message to Harper who sucked up to Bush completely and unconditionally. Iggy will be even worse because his views are much closer to Bush/Cheney than even his conservative counterpart.
Monday, January 19, 2009
Bill O’Reilly: the Zoo Creature of Faux News
Talking about bonkers, this O'Reilly guy of Faux News is a jackass. He was talking about the security at the inauguration of President-elect Obama and that it may scare some people away, then he barked out "it is a zoo, no thank you I have been to enough zoos." (Not an exact quote but primarily that is what he said). I do not think it is the security which was bothering him, he seemed to be pissed that a black guy was going to be sworn in as a President.
Then he was interviewing Al Sharpton of the NAACP and got little upset with him. He told him that they (blacks) should stop complaining about discrimination as one of them was now going to be President. He also said that Bush was a great president and that Al Sharpton was being too unkind to him. He added that Al Sharpton must be thankful for the achievements of Bush including his great contributions to the well-being of "coloured people" in the US and Africa. He added that Bush did more for Africa and "coloured people" in general than any other President in the history of the United States. "Coloured people?" Would you not include Iraqis and Afghanis amongst "coloured people" – yes Bush killed over a hundred thousand of them and made millions homeless in their own countries or refugees in neighbouring countries. And of course using the term "coloured people", does not O'Reilly realize that its 2009 now?
Maybe Bush should ask O'Reilly to write his Bio. O'Reilly confirmed his image of being a complete jackass.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Fox News: What are they selling?
I have a confession to make. Once in while on weekends when nothing else is going on, I watch Faux News. It is surprising not only by content but also the visual. They have quite a few young anchorwomen and camera pans from the feet, legs and cleavage. My question is, what are they selling, news or sex?
Recommend this postThursday, September 25, 2008
Sarah Palin interviewed by Sean Hannity of Faux News
What is going on between these two? Looks like a love-in. During the interview, the cameraman was panning their feet and legs repeatedly, it kind of looked intimate or flirting. He was throwing softball questions and she was having fun with it. Hannity seemed to be lost in her. It looked more like a first date than an interview.
Recommend this postWednesday, July 30, 2008
Rupert Murdoch's Faux Pas or Faux News
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Thursday, June 12, 2008
Megyn Kelly and Sean Hannity of Fox News

What's Fox New selling? News or sex? Given the number of attractive women, and the way they dress and are displayed, one wonders. Recommend this post
