Jen Psaki keeps saying children at the border are fleeing violence and “prosecution” instead of persecution. 🤦🏻
Let's not forget the New York Times previously profiled the Bee. Kevin Roose interviewed the author of that profile and concluded: "The Babylon Bee is not a covert disinformation operation disguised as a right-wing satire site, and is in fact trying to do comedy . . ."
https://bit.ly/3d1MAzf
https://bit.ly/3d1MAzf
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Look at this malicious, unsubstantiated shot the New York Times took at The Babylon Bee. How is this not defamation?
Here's the article from Mike Isaac, tech reporter at the New York Times:
At least we're "trying." 😂
So what is MikeI Saac thinking when he cites both that profile and interview as evidence that we traffic in misinformation under the guise of satire? Roose "wondered" about whether we do that, but concluded (reluctantly, it seems) that we don't.
So what is MikeI Saac thinking when he cites both that profile and interview as evidence that we traffic in misinformation under the guise of satire? Roose "wondered" about whether we do that, but concluded (reluctantly, it seems) that we don't.
If you want to see just how badly Roose wanted to smear us as traffickers of misinformation, read this nonsense. From the noscript on down, it's clear he's straining to reach a desired conclusion but feels compelled to back off at the end.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/16/technology/babylon-bee.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/16/technology/babylon-bee.html
NY Times
How The Babylon Bee, a Right-Wing Satire Site, Capitalizes on Confusion
President Trump tweeted about one of the site’s stories on Friday. It is unclear whether he knew it was a joke.
Why note quote your own Kevin Roose, who after wanting to get the lie to stick himself finally acquiesced and acknowledged: "The Babylon Bee is not a covert disinformation operation disguised as a right-wing satire site . . ."
PJ Media's Tyler O’Neil can help you with your blind spot:
"Isaac could have cited The Babylon Bee as an example of the same dilemma that Facebook faced with Matt Bors. Instead, he made a blatantly false and arguably defamatory statement. ...
"Isaac could have cited The Babylon Bee as an example of the same dilemma that Facebook faced with Matt Bors. Instead, he made a blatantly false and arguably defamatory statement. ...
... "In Isaac’s 'reporting,' Bors is a misunderstood satirist, while The Babylon Bee traffics in 'misinformation under the guise of satire.'"
“The Army’s approach to fitness adds to the military’s ongoing debate about how to make the military a lethal fighting force and also improve its poor record of diversity.”
You have to choose — diversity or strength? A lethal fighting force is one of young, strong men.
https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1374175345914568704?s=21
You have to choose — diversity or strength? A lethal fighting force is one of young, strong men.
https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1374175345914568704?s=21
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The Washington Post
Facing outcry over gender gap, Army tweaks its new fitness test https://t.co/mjpdZz2CCF
A military that scores high on gender diversity is winning the wrong kind of battles.
I also recall her saying she only makes claims she can prove.
https://dailycaller.com/2021/03/22/sidney-powell-dominion-voting-systems-voter-fraud-statements-were-not-factual/
https://dailycaller.com/2021/03/22/sidney-powell-dominion-voting-systems-voter-fraud-statements-were-not-factual/
The Daily Caller
Sidney Powell Says ‘No Reasonable Person’ Would Conclude Her Voter Fraud Claims Were Statements Of Fact
Lawyer Sidney Powell is claiming that reasonable people would not have taken her allegations of voter fraud as statements of facts.
NYT: "The Bee found itself walking the thin line between satire and fact in 2018, when it joked that CNN purchased an 'industrial-sized washing machine for spinning the news.'"
These are the examples they highlight to show we're far-right misinformation. Washing machine jokes.
These are the examples they highlight to show we're far-right misinformation. Washing machine jokes.
Who are the people writing this nonsense? Are they the satirists and I'm the sucker?
I’ll be on Fox tonight with Shannon Bream discussing fake news. Then, when we’re done talking about The New York Times, we’ll talk Babylon Bee and satire.
A clown nose would do the trick, too. And it'd look better.
https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/1374777986965209100?s=20
https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/1374777986965209100?s=20
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