And you can follow the links, for the time being, as of this post to see for yourself:

http://in.reuters.com/article/2011/09/28/idINIndia-59597320110928

http://www.politika.rs/rubrike/tema-dana/Protest-Srba-na-barikadi-u-Zupcu.sr.html

My Thoughts:
I love how in the Reuters planted NATO story, NATO gets to say “Oh yea, they were violent first.”

Reading that I still thought – “Uh yea right NATO – who are you trying to convince? I am so sure the protestors threw the first stone. “”Poor defenseless NATO”" … NATO peacekeepers MY ASS.”

And what do you know?

I click on the second link and my suspicions … confirmed.

Not that I can read cyrillic languages but the photo cropping lie tells the whole story. Does it not?

Clearly yellow journalism is afoot … OR is this Reuters’s quiet cry for help? As in “Help the world ruling class is twisting our arm to lie to you – please take notice by putting the pieces together.”

Not entirely sure. I’m leaning more towards the former but I do take into consideration that this centuries cold war is in misinformation. Anyway – I’m also sending this on over to Reuters and my own representative and demanding no more yellow journalism. No more capitalizing on information. Etc …

I suggest you do the same – and if not, at least share the fuck out of this posting. Mmk?
We’ve got to work together and let these asshats know we’re not going to be coddled and lied too.

For your quick emailing reference I put together a short Reuters Company Directory together – since they like to hide their contact info and make it hard for the public to obtain. Have fun kids!

1. Adam Kupperman – Adam.Kupperman@thomsonreuters.com
On external directories he is listed as the Vice President. On Reuters’ own site he is listed as: “Senior director of Enterprise Sales for the Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters and oversees Sales and Business Development for the Enterprise market.” Whatever the fuck that means. Just email this suit.

2. Ann Miller – ann.miller@thomsonreuters.com
Public Relations (as listed on Reuters hidden site links)

3. Mary Milliken – mary.milliken@thomsonreuters.com
West Coast Bureau Chief (as listed on Reuters hidden site links)

4. Amran Abocar – amran.abocar@thomsonreuters.com
Listed on external sites as a “Deputy Editor.” Listed on Reuters’ hidden links as a “journalist.”

5. Nick Wright – nick.wright@thomsonreuters.com
Online Editor/Reporter

6. David Schlesinger – David.Schlesinger@thomsonreuters.com
Editor-in-Chief of Reuters News

7. Kevin Krolicki – kevin.krolicki@thomsonreuters.com
Detroit Bureau Chief (Email him anyway. Reuters intentionally hides it’s contact info – it was a bitch to come up with this list with Kevin on it. He needs to see what his company is up to anyway.)

8. Jeff Mason – jeff.mason@thomsonreuters.com
Political Reporter / White House Correspondent

9. Sandrine Bradley – sandrine.bradley@thomsonreuters.com
Editor

10. Warren Wilkie – warren.wilkie@thomsonreuters.com
News Editor

11. Joanna Glasner – joanna.glasner@thomsonreuters.com
Senior Editor

And last but not least – email your representative:

https://writerep.house.gov/writerep/welcome.shtml

Or if you’re not in the U.S., then write your Political Ministry etc … (there really should be a centralized site for that too … I have a lot of info on international ministries – maybe I’ll get around to writing up a post on it.)

It looks like I’m gonna have to redesign this thing again. My problem is I don’t want to just lackadaisically post willy-nilly. I’m going to do this shit in digests to access in bundled archives which means, as cute as I made this first design… it’s going to change again. I hope it’s not going to be such a technical pain in the ass like the last one was but while this thing just sits here, enjoy my few updates to keep it from being completely stagnate.

I am deleting this post as soon as I can get this site strategically figured out but I did leave a handful of things up to click around on.This site is going to be a combination of satirical opine and honest investigative work. I’m interested in breaking some balls and if I get paid in the process fine. If not, sorry about your luck because I’m breaking your balls on actual issues and not based on pay to play rules.

I spent a while building this off the original Tarski theme and it fits for now. I’m in the process of transferring previous opines, articles, research, and fluff that I feel fits the ball breaker and satire theme. When I get that figured out then I’ll work on the logistics of how to structure the publication without turning it into clutter. It’s a big task. One that is taking a back seat to a few other endeavors at the moment. Anyway – there is more to come. Thanks.