On The Anniversary Of Its Phallic-Faced Leader's Assassination, The NYT Puts A Positive Spin On Al Qeada

Fri4MayMMXII - Clk2Enlrg

It is a general rule of journalistic form to conclude an article with a quote, usually from a person who is either referred to in the article or who is making relevant commentary. More often than not, the sentiment expressed in that closing quote summarizes the journalist's own feelings about the article's contents.

And so we have another fluffy propaganda puff piece published today in the most expensive print real estate on the planet, entitled "Recovered Bin Laden Letters Show A Divided Al Queada," penned by Times communist and civilization-destroying eunuch Peter Baker.

In furtherance of the Obama administration's own attempts to capitalize on the anniversary of Bin Laden's (alleged) assassination, "Recovered" tells the story of the reams of documents and letters that were found in the phallic-faced terrorist's Paki hovel.

What I find curious is the way in which the spineless little earthworms  at Amerika's newspaper of record chose to close the article.

From the article :

By printing what is obviously a blatant, cynical expression of taqqya, the Times is essentially presenting this posture of mendaciousness as based in reality. Further, by referring to "Islamic law" as though such a thing exists, the Times is once again painting a veneer of holiness and legalistic legitimacy on what is in reality a Dark-Ages cult of primitive superstitions designed to cater to the jealous rage of primitive, misogynistic, nomadic unibrows.

That's how I see it, anyway.

*sigh*

The New York Times: Blasting The Catholic Church Every Day While Islam Gets A Pass