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| − | '''Media blackout''' refers to an attempt by multiple [[mainstream media]] outlets to collectively refrain from reporting certain news events. [[Conservatives]] and [[libertarians]] often point to incidents regarding [[global warming]], safety of foods and drugs, successes of minor political candidates such as [[Ron Paul]] and [[Michele Bachmann]], | + | '''Media blackout''' refers to an attempt by multiple [[mainstream media]] outlets to collectively refrain from reporting certain news events. [[Conservatives]] and [[libertarians]] often point to incidents regarding [[global warming]], safety of foods and drugs, successes of minor political candidates such as [[Ron Paul]] and [[Michele Bachmann]], [[Barack Obama]]'s eligibility for President, illegal activities of [[Democrat]]s and other liberals in public office and anything to do with the [[homosexual agenda]] (such as the [[Hamilton Square Baptist Church Riot]]<ref>[https://www.catholicculture.org/culture/library/view.cfm?recnum=2625 The Hamilton Square Incident: Why Our Republic Cannot Tolerate]</ref>) and [[Islam]] (particularly when those who adhere to Islam are involved in criminal activity, such as in the [[United Kingdom]]<ref>[https://www.therebel.media/ezra_levant_show_may_25_2018 Tommy Robinson sentenced to a year in prison: The shocking facts UK authorities are trying to keep secret] at the Rebel Media</ref>). |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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* [[Liberal bias]] | * [[Liberal bias]] | ||
* [[Blog]] | * [[Blog]] | ||
* [[Wikileaks]] | * [[Wikileaks]] | ||
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[[Category:Deceit]] | [[Category:Deceit]] | ||
[[Category:Media]] | [[Category:Media]] | ||
Revision as of 07:59, May 27, 2018
Media blackout refers to an attempt by multiple mainstream media outlets to collectively refrain from reporting certain news events. Conservatives and libertarians often point to incidents regarding global warming, safety of foods and drugs, successes of minor political candidates such as Ron Paul and Michele Bachmann, Barack Obama's eligibility for President, illegal activities of Democrats and other liberals in public office and anything to do with the homosexual agenda (such as the Hamilton Square Baptist Church Riot[1]) and Islam (particularly when those who adhere to Islam are involved in criminal activity, such as in the United Kingdom[2]).
