The Telegraph makes their policy clear!

The Macon Telegraph on their morning program “News Talk Central” this morning was an eye opener. This morning, July 12, 2012, The Telegraph’s Editorial Page Editor Charles E. Richardson laid out The Telegraph’s policy on fairness and by implication honesty.

Reasonable people could assume that this would apply to all things at The Telegraph and reasonable people looking back can form the opinion that this policy has been used to mislead and scam the people of middle Georgia.

 The following clips in the video were taken from the program aired this morning on WGXA TV Channel 24. The new arrival and General Manager of 24 is Becky Swan, who as far as we can determine has agreed to bed down with the miscreants at The Telegraph. 

These are clips, however if anyone wishes to see the video in its entirety it is available.

Looking back over the years we can see where this type of urge is something rare and infrequent at The Telegraph. We do not know why all of a sudden there is this urge for fairness.

Maybe The Editorial Page Editor needs another free lunch, after all the President and Publisher of The Telegraph George McCanless has proved he is able and willing to rush to his defense. We can see that right here in this article “In the pocket?” In fact reasonable people could conclude that McCanless is the number one enabler for the Editorial Page Editor.

Perhaps we are wrong and something more is involved, in these hard times there maybe someone who needs employment. We know from the past that enough influence peddling or the appearance thereof can bring lucrative employment in some cases.

You can see that right here in Bill Knowles’ What The Bibb BOE Isn't Telling You. Note the second paragraph from the bottom.

After the scam jobs The Telegraph has pulled on the people of middle Georgia with their coverage of the alleged rapist who served as president during the 90s and the alleged allegations about the sexual harassment charges of Herman Cain; reasonable people can see where they pick and choose what they want to be fair and honest about. 

This is only examples and there are reams of other scams they have pulled at the Washington Memorial Library on College Street in Macon, Georgia.

Another joke of the month is the full page ad they now occasionally run in The Telegraph. The ad has a picture of The Telegraph’s President and Publisher George McCanless in all his glory imposed on a picture of a dirt road and beautiful green trees in the background.

Across the top we read “Middle Georgia – It’s who we are” Well pardon us, as we humbly disagree with them. The implication is that The Telegraph is like the people of middle Georgia.

I can assure you that the insinuation that they are like the people of middle Georgia is a joke. The over whelming majority of the people in middle Georgia are warm hearted honest hard working people. They do not stoop to the level of the bigotry and dishonesty which The Telegraph sank to in their hatchet job and character assassination on Herman Cain the Republican Presidential Candidate for President in the year of 2012. 

They did not sink to the level of The Telegraph in the cover up and their willingness to carry the water for such deviates as Bill Clinton.

The vast majority of the people of middle Georgia would never turn their back on their community and hide behind the “First Amendment of the Constitution” to scam people who subscribe to their paper.

Like protecting people who shout “fire in a crowded theater” the First Amendment of the Constitution was never meant to protect deceit and deception peddled by people who promote their self as a newspaper then commit what reasonable people could consider a scam.

As can be seen in the above video The Telegraph’s Editorial Page Editor is plainly telling us that The Telegraph will be fair and honest when they choose to be.

This is disgusting. We have to ask who would trust these people for information which is vital to making any decision which is important to this great Nation, such as the information on which we base our votes.

As November approaches The Telegraph will get a lot worse or we miss our guess! We shall see. It looks as if the very apt description the lady Pat used in describing the Bibb County School Superintendent in her phone call is an apt and accurate description of the people at The Telegraph.

After all it was the school superintendent who provided the free lunch or lunches (?) for The Telegraph's Editorial Page Editor Charles E. Richardson

Have a nice day.