'Undeniable Logic' to Human Extinction
November 16th, 2005 2:08 PM
It's hard to believe this story actually ran, front page (online) no less, but a little easier to believe when you realize it was the San Francisco Chronicle. Let me recap some of the highlights: Stop It, Breeders"We can't be breeding right now," says Les Knight. "It's obvious that the intentional creation of another [human being] by anyone anywhere can't be justified today." "As long as there's…
What's With 'Fair and Balanced' Fox's One-Sided Global Warming Special
November 14th, 2005 12:20 PM
The Free Market Project's Dan Gainor has critiqued the Fox News Channel special, "The Heat is On," a one-hour, one-sided special featuring environmental activists/celebrities Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Laurie David, wife of Seinfeld co-creator Larry David.Gainor noted in his review that Fox News coverage of global warming and climate change stories had heretofore been the most balanced of all…
Fox News Shelves "Fair and Balanced" Template For Global Warming Speci
November 10th, 2005 11:45 AM
Fox News Channel on Sunday will air, albeit with a disclaimer, a one-sided documentary on global warming featuring liberal environmental activist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. A Fox News Channel documentary on "global warming," set to air Sunday night, provides only the liberal take on the controversial issue and was approved after environmentalist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. reportedly "dragged" Fox News…
Harrelson Denounces Bush's “Oil-Garchy,” Movie Character Paints An
October 12th, 2005 8:10 AM
Actor Woody Harrelson, appearing on Tuesday’s Late Show with David Letterman, denounced “this oil-garchy that calls itself our executive branch” and complained about the “petrochemical industry taking over the world." Then viewers saw a clip of him playing a lawyer in a new movie, North Country, in which his character paints Anita Hill as a maligned victim as he warns a sexual harassment victim…
Global Warming Watch
October 8th, 2005 11:35 PM
Mainstream media to link the earthquake that killed 18,000 to global warming in t-minus 3... 2...
Pointless in Seattle
September 13th, 2005 1:56 PM
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer caps off a silly editorial about Rep. Richard Pombo's plans to strengthen/weaken (depending on whom you ask) the Endangered Species Act with this concluding paragraph: As critics point out, the act hasn't restored many threatened species to robust health. If consensus can be found, it's possible that Congress could craft better ways of restoring endangered species.…
