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  • What is wrong with Answers, I click on it and only half of the pageis shown and half of the page before it is?

    shown. I cannot answer a question because only half of the question (the bottom half) is shown. I think it is broke. I cannot even get onto Answers Help. It is not there either.

    3 AnswersYahoo Answers7 years ago
  • If you watch extreme couponing, do you think that those people are on welfare?

    I think they are because none of them have jobs

    1 AnswerPersonal Finance7 years ago
  • Why did the MSM cover up this story?

    A black homeless man who was beaten by the son of a white policeman in Sanford, FL in 2010. Anyone want to guess who was the one 'white' person who went to churches passing out flyers calling attention to a coverup? Anyone want to guess who went to public meetings and demanded that this black man deserved better? Do you know who spent tireless hours putting fliers on the cars of persons parked in the churches of the black community? Do you know who waited for the church‐goers to get out of church so that he could hand them fliers in an attempt to organize the black community against this horrible miscarriage of justice? Do you know who helped organize the City Hall meeting on January 8th, 2011 at Sanford City Hall?

    You guessed it. George Zimmerman. But the main stream media isn't talking about that are they.

    Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/04/04/zimmerman-demand...

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    3 AnswersMedia & Journalism8 years ago
  • Do you think a lawmaker should be removed from office for not saying the pledge of allegience?

    Democratic Rep. Babette Josephs said the words "under God" in the Pledge make it a prayer, and she refused to say it.

    I say it is not a prayer, but a description of our nation (or what our nation was)

    and so she should be ousted and considered a traitor

    5 AnswersOther - Politics & Government9 years ago
  • did anyone see the movie "2016" yet?

    Tell me what you thought of it

    6 AnswersElections9 years ago
  • Why do the Vancover public schools promote gay sex?

    then bully teachers who think the websites should be checked periodically

    2 AnswersHome Schooling10 years ago
  • Why is the same question asked seven or eight times when the person only asked once?

    I want to answer questions but see the same question asked over and over and when I click on them, they were all asked at the same time, so I know YA puts it in all these times and the person asking does not ask more than once

    1 AnswerYahoo Answers10 years ago
  • Why does the Yahoo answer team only have technical difficulties when I try to answer certain questions?

    but if I go and answer another question, there is no problem submitting my answer

    2 AnswersYahoo Answers10 years ago
  • my external hard drive fell off of my table and now I cannot open the files.?

    Can this be fixed? the files are there but when clicked on, they do not open.

    2 AnswersAdd-ons10 years ago
  • Should a news writer lie about people to help islam?

    Yesterday, The Tennessean newspaper ran a story by Bob Smietana that is so laced with lies, fabrications and distortions that Act for America wants to respond to it.

    Item #1: Distortion

    Smietana opens the story with this:

    “ACT! for America sums up its mission in four words: “They must be stopped.”

    “The “they” in question are Muslims…”

    Smietana takes the name of Brigitte Gabriel’s best-selling book to claim that this means ACT! for America’s mission is to “stop” Muslims, bluntly implying that we believe all Muslims are engaged in a “stealthy jihad” and thus that all Muslims must be stopped.

    FACT: The subtitle of Brigitte’s book states what “they” is referring to, “Why We Must Defeat Radical Islam and How We Can Do It.”

    FACT: ACT! for America does not believe, nor advocate, that all Muslims are engaged in stealth jihad. ACT! for America does not believe, nor advocate, that all Muslims “must be stopped.”

    The truth is that ACT! for America works with and helps promote the efforts of reformist Muslims, such as Dr. Tawfik Hamid, Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, and others. Dr. Hamid, a guest on the ACT! for America TV show, has praised the work of ACT! for America and provided us a quote for our website. The mission of ACT! for America is to combat the ideology of radical Islam and those who advocate it.

    Item #2: Lie

    Later in the piece Smietana writes:

    “Critics say ACT distorts the nature of Islam and labels law-abiding Muslims as terrorists.”

    There is no other way to respond to this than to call this a lie.

    FACT: ACT! for America does not “label law-abiding Muslims as terrorists.” This is a classic smear technique used in yellow journalism, to refer to some unnamed “critics” who make some unsubstantiated accusations, in order to smear the organization without Smietana directly saying it himself.

    Item #3: Lie

    In a lengthy section about Brigitte’s personal life, Smietana writes:

    “She married a co-worker named Charles Tudor, a former cameraman for Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker’s Praise the Lord television show.”

    This is a lie.

    FACT: Brigitte’s husband has never worked for Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker’s Praise the Lord television show.

    Item #4: Fabrication

    Smietana writes:

    “Page Brooks, assistant professor of theology and Islamic studies at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, said ACT! For America confuses radical Islam with the more moderate mainstream version of the faith”

    This is intended to reinforce the distortion noted in Item #1 and the lie noted in Item #2.

    FACT: If what Brooks was saying was true, why would ACT! for America work with and promote the efforts of reformist Muslims and repeatedly acknowledge that many Muslims do not support jihad and the imposition of sharia law?

    On several occasions over the past 18 months we have emailed articles to our national list by reformist Muslims such as Dr. Hamid and Dr. Jasser. It is clear Smietana closely follows what we do, so surely he knows this—so he would know that the statement by Brooks is a fabrication.

    As egregious as these lies, fabrications and distortions are, Smietana goes further and exposes Brigitte Gabriel’s real name, names her husband, and identifies the city in which they live. In fact, he uses her actual last name no fewer than six times in the piece, instead of referring to her by her nationally known pseudonym. How was exposing Brigitte like this relevant to this story?

    There is a simple reason why Brigitte uses a pseudonym: the board of ACT voted in 2003 to require her to do so in order that she would enjoy some level of protection. This is not a misplaced concern. She has received death threats. We know that al Qaeda has written about Brigitte several different times on its website. Surely Smietana must know that al Qaeda has done this. Surely Smietana must know that Theo van Gogh was killed by a jihadist in the Netherlands.

    Today, al Jazeerah picked up a press release posted by CAIR which refers to the story—so now the entire Muslim world that has access to the radical al Jazeerah “media outlet” will know the details about Brigitte’s real name and city of residence.

    Surely Smietana must have known something like this would happen. We are thus compelled to ask, is he so driven by an agenda other than journalism that he would expose Brigitte’s name and city deliberately to expose her to danger? Only he knows the answer to that question.

    Bob Smietana has written a string of articles over the past many months that have clearly revealed his reporting is, to put it charitably, “factually challenged.” It is difficult not to conclude that Smietana sees his “reporting” on this issue, not as journalism seeking to uncover the truth and report facts, but as a mission to smear, silence and even recklessly endanger those who would dare to speak out against the threat

    3 AnswersBologna10 years ago
  • Between the two, which do you choose Palin or Bachmann?

    I have to go with Palin. She is more up front and does not try to hide anything

    Whereas Bachmann has her new strategist, Ed Rollins, causing trouble and then she

    will not agree with him or go against him. That is typical politics.

    4 AnswersElections1 decade ago
  • Will you vote for Joe Miller now that the opposition knows he will win?

    Alaska Senate candidate Joe Miller and his supporters are spitting mad today over an alleged accidental cell phone message on which Miller says reporters can be heard conspiring against him.

    "We know that out of all the people that will show up tonight, at least one of them will be a registered sex offender," a voice can be heard stating on the tape, allegedly made during a rally held for the Republican last week. On the tape, individuals also appear to discuss the newsworthiness of a moment of chaos similar to the physical attack that took place at a recent Kentucky Senate debate.

    Palin publicized the recording Sunday during an interview on Fox News Sunday. She told host Chris Wallace that the reporters, whom she identified as CBS reporters for local affiliate KTVA, favor Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski for Senate and will "stop at nothing" to see their candidate win.

    "That's sick. Those are corrupt bastards, Chris," Palin said. "That is what's wrong with the media today when they have their chosen ones." Palin also told Wallace that she believed Murkowski's campaign had been instrumental in getting a well-known conservative radio host Dan Fagan's show pulled from the air over his campaign to flood Alaska's write-in ballot with names of candidates filing under the state's deadline so as to dilute Murkowski's presence on the ballot.

    9 AnswersElections1 decade ago
  • Do you think NPR is afraid of the muslim community?

    I do. Firing somebody for their opinion is a blatant disregard for the 1st Amendment.

    4 AnswersMedia & Journalism1 decade ago
  • Can you believe they fined Steeler Harrison for doing his job?

    Why don`t they just play flag football since they do not want anyone getting hurt?

    10 AnswersFootball (American)1 decade ago