Can someone please screen capture this LIE at Sinclairs website?

[mzmolly]

http://www.sbgi.net

"We welcome your comments regarding the upcoming special news event featuring the topic of Americans held as prisoners of war in Vietnam. The program has not been videotaped and the exact format of this unscripted event has not been finalized. Characterizations regarding the content are premature and are based on ill-informed sources.

Massachusetts Senator John Kerry has been invited to participate. You can urge him to appear by calling his Washington, D.C. campaign headquarters at ... "

They are airing "Stolen Honor" which HAS BEEN MADE/VIDEOTAPED. In fact, you can order it here:

http://www.stolenhonor.com

What does this LIE say about the *cough* integrity of this company? And, will their share holders appreciate such a thing?

Also, are their legal ramifactions about them lying to their shareholders and the public about this?

[shoelace414]

1. legal ramifactions? none if Voldemort wins

[Killarney]

2. Also, the website says

you can view it online right now for $4.99!
http://www.stolenhonor.com/news/view.asp?id=13&page=
Stolen Honor Now Available for On-Line Viewing

HARRISBURG, PA (9/29/2004) - Everyday, thousands of Americans are learning about John Kerry's Vietnam record of betrayal by viewing "Stolen Honor:Wounds that Never Heal." The 42 minute documentary is being purchased on-line by concerned citizens, shown to private audiences in theatres and distributed to the media for inclusion in news broadcasts and issue related programs.

Now, you can also pay to view the entire documentary on-line for the low price of $4.99. For this price, you will get an access pass to view the streaming video version of "Stolen Honor" as often as you want and whenever it is convenient. The program is available for Windows Media Player and RealPlayer.

[shaolinmonkey]

6. It's not finished, but you can watch it? Unreal.

Down is up. War is peace. Unfinished is finished.

[shaolinmonkey]

3. I got this B.S. after I emailed my affilliate.

These people are scum.

[ibegurpard]

7. Reply to their reply with this information

Ask them if they are aware that they are spreading misinformation in their replies.

[shaolinmonkey]

10. Here's my reply

So this story at CNN is incorrect?

http://money.cnn.com/2004/10/11/news/newsmakers/sinclair_kerry/index.htm?cnn=yes

So CNN is ill informed as is the L.A. Times? Has President Bush been
invited to defend his Air National Guard record?

[olddem43]

4. Amazing that people who have no integrity always talk about it.

[fudge stripe cookays]

5. Got it!

PM me if you need it for any future nefarious schemes, molly!

FSC

[mzmolly]

8. Thanks a million!!!!

:yourock: FSC!

I just blasted the media with proof of their lies, and needed a backup.

:hi:

[apnu]

9. screen caps here

and a comparison shot:

[mzmolly]

14. Great, thanks so much!

:hi:

[IndianaGreen]

11. Our Governor Joe Kernan was a Vietnam POW

If he had any issue with Kerry, as the people behind "Stolen Honor" claim to have, he would have said so a long time ago.

Kernan supports Kerry!

[Bandit]

12. They are trying to intimate that the showing of the movie is the news

They are listing this as a news show and the showing of the movie is the news event. They have not determined how they will discuss the newsworthiness of showing the movie which by itself is not news at all but propaganda. They spin such webs of deceit.

[George_S]

13. Mark Hyman

But given his numbers and Sinclair's smallish size, Hyman – a former U.S. Navy intelligence officer who is now a captain in the naval reserve – is sort of like the Fox News Channel versus CNN: Fox isn't in every market like CNN, but routinely outpaces the Atlanta-based network founded by Ted Turner.

...

"He's interesting and fun to watch, somewhat refreshing in his approach to things - in the sense that not all original thoughts originate in Washington. I like that," John Bilotta, a media relations consultant with government clients, told the Sun.

Bilotta met, got to know and became friends with Hyman when the latter was a foreign correspondent for United Press International in London in the late 1980s, the Sun reported.

....

"We're not our here to be provocateurs or anything, but if we're not making a difference one way or the other, why do it?" Carl Gottlieb, who joined Sinclair in 2002 from the Project for Excellence in Journalism, a Washington-based think tank, told the Sun regarding another of Hyman's broadcasts, "a highly stylized format of fast-paced news laced with edgy takes on politics and popular culture" called News Central.