An example of 'Pallywood'

[steevo]

This is directly related to the "BBC field day at Beit Hanoun" article from other major news organizations.

AP/AFP/Reuters/Yahoo at it again

I went through like 300+ pictures on Yahoo! News and they had pictures from Reuters, the AP, and the AFP. Now, aside from the fact that in all 300+ captions they mention that Israel troops killed 18 Palestinian civilians, mostly women and children, they also mixed photos of mourning people at a “funeral” with the destruction of the city that the Israelis caused. Now, if they had put the pictures of the destruction all in the same group, you would have noticed that they simply took the same building and shot pictures of different people standing in/on/around it.

Notice, also, the progression of the hole in the wall- pardon the pun. First it starts off kind of small (1), then it gets slightly larger (3), then it’s large enough to fit 2 small children in (4). Are people doing construction work and attending the funeral at the same time? Are photographers, then, just happening to get shots without the demolishers and with random by-standers? Interesting if you ask me.

[Teddy Bear]

It's great that bloggers are getting very adept at spotting more and more media attempts at spin.

Another link to the above story uncovered by Verbal Caricatures, has sarcastically headed it Israeli Bomb Slowly Eats Away at Buildings

This blogger, Doctor Bulldog, jokingly adds:
My goodness, those Jewish scientists are incredibly intelligent. No wonder they hold a commanding lead in the ethnicity of Nobel Prize recipients… Who would have thought to make a bomb that leisurely disintegrates a building over a period of time?

[steevo]

regrettably he is funny