Media outlets are starting to notice the link between Fox News, Alabama-based blogger Mike Vanderboegh, and the alleged plot by four Georgia men to kill federal employees and civilians using explosives and the biological agent ricin.
By featuring him on air as an expert on the ATF's Operation Fast and Furious, Fox News has mainstreamed Vanderboegh, a former militia leader who urged his readers to throw bricks through the windows of Democratic offices .
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Is this the same Fox News that got its panties in a wad about Barack Obama's tangential association with Bill Ayers when both of them were at on the faculty at the University of Chicago?
Fox reported the Fast and Furious scandal. In part they used infromation gained from Vanderboergh. They reported on the four old farts plotting against the US government -- clearly a connection.
During WWII, NBC reported on the rise of facism in Europe and Japanese imperialism. In part, they used information obtained from Goebbels and Mussolini's minister of propaganda. Are we to conclude that NBC was/is in favor of fascist and Japanese imperialism!
You logic, like your scat, is weak!
