Strange but according to the wiki you linked...... They have been caught mistranslating statements numerous times, see above links.....
The accuracy of MEMRI's translations are considered "usually accurate though occasionally disputed and highly selective in what it chooses to translate and in which context it puts things,
Thanks for admitting what we've all known.I'm a racist, I'll be happy to appear and to set the record straight.
I'm sure the major media will find you very convincing.Thanks for admitting what we've all known.
Note that this is a word for word quote from your post.
I'm sure the major media will find you very convincing.
To help get you started, here's the contact information for The Situation Room: http://www.cnn.com/feedback/show/?s=situationroom&hdln=2
Let us know how you make out.
I'm a racist, I'll be happy to appear and to set the record straight.
"Correct the record"?But feel free to try to get on the show to correct the record.
Have you stopped beating your wife?Are you still supporting the use of quotes taken out of context?
Ok, if you're still fine with ignoring the context with quotes."Correct the record"?
I see no need to "correct" that.
I'm a racist, I'll be happy to appear and to set the record straight.
So, now you're saying Hamdan was lying when he said his remarks were a response to a question about Israeli MP Moshe Feiglin's comments.Ok, if you're still fine with ignoring the context with quotes.
So, now you're saying Hamdan was lying when he said his remarks were a response to a question about Israeli MP Moshe Feiglin's comments.
Interesting.
I'm a racist, I'll be happy to appear and to set the record straight.
If that's the case, that does nothing to change the fact that Hamdan's remarks were promoting hatred of the Jews for being Jewish.No, I haven't accused him of lying. I'm sure that the quote came up somewhere in a response to a question about the establishment of concentration camps in Israel, as promoted by a member of the Israeli government.
That isn't proof CNN didn't fact check it.That's easy, no media has released anything other then the 12 second, MEMRI edited clip..
That isn't proof CNN didn't fact check it.There is no sign that anyone received anything other one out of context quote.
That isn't proof CNN didn't fact check it.You continue to use a quote the author says was taken out of context by known propagandists, MEMRI.
If that's the case, that does nothing to change the fact that Hamdan's remarks were promoting hatred of the Jews for being Jewish.
Thus endeth the conspiracy theory about the "context."
I'm a racist, I'll be happy to appear and to set the record straight.
How would they get it?That isn't proof CNN didn't fact check it.
So now that we're agreed that the context was clear, you've gone back to claiming that CNN misquoted him.It ends by agreeing that you are a racist, who is promoting misquotes and concentration camps.
So now that we're agreed that the context was clear, you've gone back to claiming that CNN misquoted him.
Pathetic.
I'm a racist, I'll be happy to appear and to set the record straight.
Now, you're engaging in meaningless games of semantics.Claiming that knowing what the conversation was about is the same as knowing what the exact context of a particular sentence or statement was within that are two distinctly different things.
Groggy, considering you have given NO REASON TO BELIEVE there is any problem with the context the fact that CNN confirmed it and Hamdan described a context leaves you without ANYTHING to debate.
Just pathetic clown dancing by you trying to evade the facts you didn't like.
I'm a racist, I'll be happy to appear and to set the record straight.
Quote Originally Posted by fuji
Blitzer called it concentration camps.
Tell me, has CNN responded to your criticism yet?Ok, tell you what.....
