NPR : The Ombudsman at National Public Radio

Welp, a member of NPR has released a statement in line with the Bill O'Reilly interview. Much to my supprise this statement actually does state that the interview was not conducted professionally. It was obvous from the begining that Terry Gross was "carrying Al Franken's water".

While he said Bill O'Reilly had intent to show he would be attacked by NPR, he stated that NPR always seems to do exactly what he says they will. It's kind of hard to say this is Mr. O'Reilly's fault. If he says something, and if it turns out to be true, is he wrong to say them?


Oh yah, and an update on the email I sent to the UFCW. Er, lack of update I should say. It's been over a week and I have not received ANY kind of response from them. Based off of this, I have to assume my belief is true. The grocery store's strikes are mainly over a change from paying $0 a year to $60 a year for health insurance... They are purposely trying to deceive the general public, and are purposely choosing not to inform people the actual stakes they're striking over. Being that the strikers are making statements to customers saying otherwise, I have to assume this is a pre-thought out ploy. The striking workers are telling the general public that they are being asked to sacrifice much more than they actually are, while the union is purposely not releasing actual numbers as to what it will cost. THE UNION IS TRYING TO DECIEVE YOU! THEY WILL NOT MAKE AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT BECAUSE IF THEY DID HONESTLY, YOU WOULD NOT SUPPORT THE STRIKE!!! IF THEY MADE AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT AND LIED, WORD WOULD GET OUT AND THEY WOULD BE RUINED! SO THEY ARE MAKING NO STATEMENTS AND TELLING THEIR WORKERS TO INDIVIDUALLY LIE TO CUSTOMERS! THIS WAY IN THE END NO TRAIL OF THIS DECIET CAN BE TRACED!!!