The American Spectator: "If the New York Times had been around to report on the American Revolution, its coverage might have looked something like this...
* Dec. 16, 1773: Sons of Liberty to raid East India Company ships
BOSTON -- Members of the undergound organization called the Sons of Liberty are plotting to raid three East India Company ships tonight and dump the cargo -- thousands of pounds worth of Darjeeling tea -- into Boston Harbor, the Times has learned. Contacted at his headquarters, Gov. Thomas Hutchinson said, 'We'll be ready and waiting for them. Thanks, New York Times!'
The plot called for members of the shadowy group to dress as Mohawk Indians, board the ship, and dump the tea into the harbor. The move is portrayed as a protest of the Stamp Act, but some analysts say it might be nothing but a racist plot to turn the public against Indians." read more, pretty funny
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Friday, July 7, 2006
Good thing the New York Times was founded in 1851, and not 1751.
The mocking below of the Times possible coverage of the revolutionary war's pivotal moments in history says it all.
The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it. H. L. Mencken
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