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Reutersより多くのバイアス
2006年8月30日 -- del.icio.usにこのポストを加えなさいReutersがレッスンを今ごろはもう学ぼうことを-あると同時にバイアスを切る考え、ニュースを言う。 それで、次は実際に微妙であるが、Reutersおよび下役にある力の政治leaningsを示す。 第1タバコ-かなり飼いならされた原料--をここに吸っている女性のの映像正しくであるか。 イスラム教のheadscarfを身に着けている女性以外の映像の位置を識別する何もある。 但し、Reutersはイスラエル共和国で袋を取る方法を見つける。
「レバノンの女性は彼女がベイルートの南郊外の建物の荒石を見ると同時にタバコ、レバノンの34日のイスラエルHezbollahの対立のイスラエルの軍によって繰り返し攻撃された、火曜日、8月吸う。 29 2006年。 A ceasefire has been in effect since Aug. 14, 2006.” (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)
Rubble of buildings? We don’t see them in the picture? If it’s not in the picture, why is it even being described? How do we know she wasn’t looking at a poster of Hassan Nasrallah, that’s littering the landscape of southern Beirut now? How do we know she wasn’t at an outdoor cafe in Paris? Or having a coffee in London? The point is that the picture is merely an opportunity for Reuters to demean Israel.
If the above doesn’t convince you about a vendetta against Israel and Jews, we hope this will. Below, a picture of Orthodox Jewish men at the Kotel (Western Wall). Pretty innocent stuff, right? That is, until you read the caption.
“Ultra Orthodox Jews pray at the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem, Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2006. U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan on Tuesday called Israel’s air and sea blockade of Lebanon a ‘humiliation,’ while Israel said it won’t end the embargo until forces on Lebanon’s borders can prevent Hezbollah guerrillas from importing new weapons.” (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)
Now, what do Orthodox men praying at the Western Wall have to do with Kofi Annan and his biased accusations against Israel, and the Israel government’s response? These guys are going about their daily routine praying!
Don’t get us wrong - we think it’s great to have pictures of people going about their regular day-to-day duties in the Middle East. But the question is, why is Reuters so intent on bringing up the war, even when the pictures are totally disconnected from the war? By focusing on the conflict, Reuters is actually contributing to the conflict. God forbid we should see people doing normal activities in the Middle East!
Tags:Arab/Muslim World , Commentary , kofi annan , media bias , reuters
November 5th, 2006 at 2:03 pm
I have heard that while ago there was a story about Reuters bias that came out of Reuters. Its essence was that they couldn’t report the facts of Palestinian terror because reporters would have been killed by the Arabs at worst or denied further access at best. This was not a problem for most Reuters reporters because many were people who supported the Arab cause in the first place.
I’ve been trying to find this article. Can you help me?