Associated Press Journalism "Definition" Of Murderers, Today
Leonardo Been
27 October 2003
"Definitions" used by established journalism, in today's news:
a. murderers = "insurgents" (Associated Press)
From Reuters we have, on the same incident:
b. murderers = "guerrillas"
Those who run these agencies, as well as the journalists who work
for them and who use these "definitions," destroy any sense of
ethics and of truth.
And so they try to prevent a remedy of the situation, while
they claim, that they are doing exactly the opposite.
I leave it to you for the moment, to figure out how they "define"
a criminal.
I give you one example:
a criminal = "a freedom fighter"
So you can find, yourself, probably twenty or thirty journalism
and history book "definitions" of someone who in actual fact is a
very big criminal.
That means that you actually should look and find those
false definitions, instead of leaving all the work to me.
Leonardo etc. Been
'It is of no use walking
anywhere to preach
unless our walking
is our preaching.'
Saint Francis of Assisi
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Previously found "definitions":
From Reuters we had on 15 October
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=989886.0310150231.7be2dd5c%40posting.google.com&output=gplain
1. murder = "harsh human rights records"
2. murder = "violence between Muslims and Christians in the region
following months of relative peace"
murdered = "have died"
3. murder = "attack that killed"
4. attempted murder = "a car-tire explosion"
5. exposing crimes of murder and torture = "showing disrespect"
"causing trouble"
6. murderers = "rebels"
7. murder = "an incident occurred"
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References:
- 'The First International Law (Version 2.0) - {HRI 20021124-V2.0}'
(24 November 2002 - Version 2.0 on 23 Sept 2003)
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=3b6f518d.0309230512.8925eb9%40posting.google.com&output=gplain
- 'The Trinity Of Science - Truth, Love and Beauty (Version 2.0)
{HRI 20030307-pi-1-V2.0}' (7 March 2003 - V2.0 on 5 October 2003)
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=3b6f518d.0310051126.7e9b6a32%40posting.google.com&output=gplain
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For in-depth understanding:
'The Mafia Code Against Mankind (Version 2.0)
- {HRI 20021018-V2.0}' (18 October 2002 - V2.0 on 10 October 2003)
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=3b6f518d.0310101357.3ecabe19%40posting.google.com&output=gplain
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Sources:
a. 'Insurgents Fire Rockets at Baghdad Hotel' - AP (October 26, 2003)
b. 'Rockets Hit Wolfowitz's Iraq Hotel; U.S. Soldier Dies'
Sunday, October 26, 2003 6:25 p.m. ET
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Guerrillas fired rockets on Sunday into
a Baghdad hotel ...
1. murder = "harsh human rights records"
'Saudi Arabia, facing international criticism over its harsh human
rights record, is joining a regional trend toward cautious
experiments with liberalization.'
(Wednesday, October 15, 2003 2:50 a.m. ET - RIYADH (Reuters))
2. murder = "violence between Muslims and Christians in the region
following months of relative peace"
murdered = "have died"
'At least 10 people died in attacks on four mostly Christian villages
on Friday and Saturday, raising fears of an upsurge in violence
between Muslims and Christians in the region following months of
relative peace.
At least 2,000 people have died since the conflict first erupted in
1999.'
3. murder = "attack that killed"
'The attacks on Saturday by similarly dressed groups killed at least
eight people in three villages. Police have said that they are
investigating the raids but have made no arrests.'
4. attempted murder = "a car-tire explosion"
'Central Sulawesi police spokesman Agus Sugianto downplayed the
reports, saying: "We can't say that it was a bomb at this stage. It
could've been a tire explosion."'
(Wednesday, October 15, 2003 2:47 a.m. ET - JAKARTA (Reuters))
5. exposing crimes = "showing disrespect," "causing trouble."
'Thai religious authorities have warned Falun Gong members not to
show disrespect to Chinese leaders during the APEC summit,'
'"The Thai government has told Falun Gong not to cause trouble
during APEC,"'
(Wednesday, October 15, 2003 1:31 a.m. ET - BEIJING (Reuters))
6. murderers = "rebels"
7. murder = "an incident occurred"
'Wednesday October 15, 09:27 AM - Rebels kill 22 in Uganda bar attack
- KAMPALA (Reuters) - Rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)
have raided a bar in Lira district in northern Uganda, rounding up
bar patrons and gunning them down, killing all 22 of them, an army
spokesman says.
"The incident occurred just after 7 p.m. local time (5 p.m. British
time) when about 15 rebels rounded up the four women and 18 men and
shot them to death," army spokesman, Second Lieutenant Chris Magezi
told Reuters.'
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Alun Harford
> Associated Press Journalism "Definition" Of Murderers, Today
>
> 27 October 2003
>
> "Definitions" used by established journalism, in today's news:
>
> a. murderers = "insurgents" (Associated Press)
>
> From Reuters we have, on the same incident:
>
> b. murderers = "guerrillas"
<Shrug> I certainly wouldn't call killing a professional murderer "murder".
Alun Harford
Leonardo Been
subject he responds to here, is seen from the most caring and most
responsible viewpoint, to be entirely and destructively insane, when
he feels and "defines" and implies, that
those (police and soldiers) who are hunting down and stopping
the murderers from continuing to murder, that those
caring and responsible and courageous persons (employed as
police or as soldiers) "are professional murderers."
I repeat, the responding poster, on the subject he writes about, is on
that subject entirely and destrucively insane, as destructively insane
as those, who equally hate the professional and current political
leaders of America and of England, who were caring and responsible and
loving enough,
to remove indeed the murderer Saddam Hussein from his office,
and who did so entirely in conformity with and executing The First
International Law.(*)
Leonardo Been
(*) 'The First International Law (Version 2.0) - {HRI 20021124-V2.0}'