The following was posted in the comments section of
wearepolitics.com in response to: The
Original PSC Complaint and Letter Sent to Board President Tommy Barnes 06/19/2012
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Our confusion grows; wearepolitics.com
tells us that “…nobody knew this letter existed until the local media dove in
on it.” From our very limited knowledge what we are seeing is coming from Bill
Knowles, wearepolitics and the people who trust and believe in him.
Our principle dealings with the local media has been with
The Telegraph. We will make four points out of thousands why we cannot under
any circumstances put any trust in them. The three points we are making are indisputable,
anyone can verify them with a trip to the Bibb County Washington Memorial
Library. The three points are:
1. First
and foremost is the fact that the people at The Telegraph do not seems to be
capable of understanding that what most honest working people want from a
newspaper that they pay for is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the
truth. The following clearly demonstrates The Telegraph will go to any length and
twist things to suit their purpose.
2. On
Thursday, January 28, 1992 in an editorial titled “Can one sleazy story destroy
Clinton candidacy?” We find in the first paragraph where they issue
instructions to the people of middle Georgia. Their instructions are: “Let’s be
very careful and very specific in judging Gov. Bill Clinton, a leading
Democratic presidential candidate in trouble with his past.”
They then in the second paragraph absolve him of all responsibility and
explain that: “His problem stems from allegations in a sleazy supermarket
tabloid that pays big money for its muck.”
As late as August 7, 2003, “The Macon Telegraph”, as it was known was
telling the people of middle Georgia that all Clinton did was he “…lied about
having an illicit sexual affair with a woman….” Everyone who knows anything
about what went on in the Clinton Administration knows this was deceitful and
dishonest.
3. Then
if we fast forward to October 31st 2012 and look at what they did to
the Republican Presidential Candidate Herman Cain, the missing integrity and
morality at The Telegraph begins to become blatantly obvious. If we look at all the accusations and charges
made by the different individuals and perpetuated by The Telegraph in what they
printed, we will not find the first documented fact to sustain this slander,
much less prove the charges.
So much for The Telegraph’s “holier than thou” attitude and their “Let’s
be very careful and very specific in judging…” candidates.
The Telegraph’s complete disregard for honesty and moral integrity is
disgusting to honest people.
The people of middle Georgia need a newspaper, but they need
an honest newspaper, one which will provide a community service with honesty and
integrity in what they provide. The people need information they can believe in
and trust.
To the extent the rest of the media in middle Georgia goes
along with this and covers for The Telegraph, we can only say they are no
better and just as disgusting.
Therefore we think
the credit should be given to Bill Knowles, wearepolitics and the people who
trust and believe in him and what he is doing.
If we are wrong, please someone, anyone show us where and we
promise to look at it with an open mind.
After considering this we can say: "I can see clearly now".
Have a nice day.
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