Blatant bias and slanted 9/11 poll story at Scripps

9/11 blogger | November 25, 2007

Scripps Editors:

If you're going to be so obviously one-sided, why bother pretending anymore?

Your article , "Many Americans still believe in conspiracies" tells only one side of each of the topics mentioned. This is disgraceful "journalism" that is clearly nothing more than a "hit piece." Rather than examine why these views are so popular, you have insulted those who hold these views, and you have solicited analysis by psychologists in a most condescending and pretentious manner.

Interestingly enough you attack the very people who have answered your own polls, and who have given you different results than what is promoted in this article.

On the topic of JFK's assassination, only Vincent Bugliosi is allowed to comment. Where is the other side? Where is any discussion of any of the evidence at all (other than the page count of his screed)? There are numerous authors and filmmakers who could have argued the opposite case, yet none appear.

After these results are printed, not one spokesman who came to this conclusion is queried:

"Nearly two-thirds of Americans think it is possible that some federal officials had specific warnings of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, but chose to ignore those warnings, according to a Scripps Howard News Service/Ohio University poll."

Your permitted comments on this reality are offensive, dismissive, and quite frankly irrelevant.

None of the reasons is explored, none of the evidence whatsoever. Contrary opinions are sought exclusively, but with no honest examination of the subject matter.

Your publication should apologize and offer to do an honest investigation of the 9/11 government complicity issue. How difficult would it be to assign some professionals to investigate what "two-thirds of Americans" have already discovered on their own?

This condescending attack mode (which is prevalant across corporate media) is not carrying the day obviously, as your own polls indicate.

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