Not shocked, in that it’s been occurring for at least 40 years. Shocked in the case of Solomon, because even when it’s on tape in the hands of her bosses, she’s willing to take career risks and/or trash her employer’s reputation further by continuing to try to engage in the bogus techniques.

That’s like robbers wearing no masks doing their crime in front of surveillance cameras they know are there.

The nuclear power industry has been complaining about such distortions for decades. We’ve had broadcasts of utility executives interviews where the utility’s tapes showed deliberate distortions, quoting out of context, etc.

MSM has gotten so bad and is losing so much mindshare that I think they welcome the attention from the criticism.

Can’t argue with this quote from Tom Blumer of BizzyBlog:ItÂ’s a tradition that goes back at least as far as the Vietnam War, when CBS edited and reshuffled the content of a TV interview with a US general to make……