The Telegraph & WGXA TV channel 24 relationship.

The following is a copy of a letter to Becky Swan, a copy was also sent to George McCanless and Charles E. Richardson of McClatchy Newspapers' "The Telegraph". Charles E. Richardson The Editorial Page Editor refused his and it was returned. We sent it to McClatchy Corporate Headquarters in California, it was sent by certified mail so we know they received it.   

Becky Swan                                                      Mailed June 25, 2012

General Manager
WGXA TV

Macon, Georgia 31201

When you first came on board we were not sure just what your intentions would be.  We think you have made them crystal clear.

We had to wonder if the word about “free lunches” and jobs for the family members of the media had gotten out. This can be seen at the editorial titled: “In the pocket?” in The Telegraph dated March 4, 2012, by George McCanless and

What The Bibb BOE Isn't Telling You the second paragraph from the bottom as pointed out with the “…over 70,000 reasons…” By the way as you probably know Burgamy was kind enough to help cover this up.

This “In the pocket” has the appearance of heading things off at the pass. It could be construed as a “dam it everyone out there get rid of the paper trail or the game is over”. If you have been allowed to look at it this is Attorney General Eric Holder’s problem. He left a paper trail and now from all appearance the likes of the media’s Charles E. Richardson and George McCanless has to cover for him. Are you in that category?

If you notice McCanless’ concern is the “Code of Business Conduct and Business Ethics”, not even a hint about Journalism Integrity, honor and morality. And we know according to McCanless, Richardson had to sign it. Now everyone is supposed to believe the “lousy lunch” was a mistake.

What makes McCanless look like Looney Tunes is his: “To think you could ever have Charles in your pocket, much less for the price of a lousy lunch, is ludicrous to those who truly know him.” He was exactly right, as Bill Knowles of wearepolitics.com revealed there was another “70.000 reasons” which has to be considered.

McCanless goes on with “As I always counsel anyone who asks, when you have a situation that could be a news story, the worst thing you can do is try to avoid it.” This is hilarious Bill Knowles broke the “over 70,000 reasons” on 04/29/12 and from all appearance The Telegraph’s President and Publisher George McCanless has been hiding under his desk ever since. Not a peep, not a word. Maybe McCanless’ wife needs a job also and he does not want to rock the boat. There is as much evidence for this hypothesis as there were for all those “alleged accusations and charges” against Herman Cain which The Telegraph took so much delight in.      

The problem is some of the people in middle Georgia was following the Editorial Page Editor Charles E. Richardson a long time before McCanless blessed the area with his presence.

 We also have to apologize for not giving you and Frontier Broadcast Holdings the credit you deserve in promoting the culture of violence in Macon and Bibb County. The visual aids you provide appears to be essential as the type of people The Telegraph caters to have limited ability to read print as indicated by the graduation rate in the public school system of Bibb County. 

Besides if it was not for Frontier Broadcast Holdings and WGXA 24 TV’s willingness to join The Telegraph and promote the disingenuousness and deceit in all things Obama we would not have the clips to demonstrate how they promote this culture of violence.

We are talking about the numerous times The Telegraph’s Editorial Page Editor goes on the air and eagerly describes for others what he would do in such and such a situation. He has also described how he is invited into the school system by the teachers and then threatens to kill the students.

We are told “I’m in at least one school generally every week…” and according to Richardson in his words: “…first words out of my mouth is I do not work for the school system and if you are not quiet I will kill you.” Then there were the phone calls from Bruce, Shirley, Estee and others, plus remarks about “draw [ing] back a nub”, etc. The average individual thinks of this when he hears about eight people getting shot in Macon.

It’s as if he has to prove just how bad he is, perhaps it is because when he had an opportunity to serve and defend his country he was scared off because as he puts it  “Too many of the people I attended high school with had already returned from Southeast Asia in body bags.” There were a lot of people who did serve which fit in to this category, as the National Archives tells us there were 58,193 Combat Area Casualties for the period. Surely there is a better way to express this than to threaten school children with death.

The fascinating thing is the entire county government, the city of Macon, the school system and the media stand by while this is going on!

The thing that tipped your hand was the fiasco with Burgamy. Please do not get us wrong, Burgamy is a grown man and has been around the block before. At one time we thought he had a little moral integrity, but when he decided to slither down into the sewer with The Telegraph it became apparent that all of these individuals are of the same caliber, perhaps the rest of the media in middle Georgia are in the same category.

Burgamy has been covering for Richardson ever since Clinton and the blue dress era. That was back when Richardson was telling the people of middle Georgia that the Secret Service could not testify against Clinton because they took an oath of loyalty to him. His exact words were “They can’t testify against him because they take an oath of loyalty to him.”  Any third grade student with a decent education knows anyone working for the United States Government that is required to take an oath, takes an oath to the Constitution and not an individual.

The Telegraph’s penchant for deceit and bigotry has been obvious for a long time,  the individuals at The Telegraph can deny it, they can lie about it or they can ignore it. But the one thing they cannot do is change it; it is all a matter of public record at the Washington Memorial Library.

All of this did not start with President and Publisher George McCanless, it just got worse. If we look back we can see where the problem is systemic and this system has provided Executive Editor Sherrie Marshall and Editorial Page Editor Charles E. Richardson with years of training.

The bigotry of The Telegraph is well known and dates back to at least January of 2001 when it was documented by the late Ron Woodgeard who at that time was the Editorial Page Editor of The Telegraph. We can say with confidence it did not start with the now President and Publisher George McCanless.

For instance five days after the Jennifer Flowers story broke, The Telegraph lunged forward to join the circle that the media formed around Clinton in order to protect him. The Telegraph with an editorial titled “Can one sleazy story destroy Clinton Candidacy?” (Tuesday, January 28, 1992) offered their best.

In the very first paragraph of the editorial The Telegraph issued instructions to the people of middle Georgia (That was back when they actually had a circulation in middle Georgia) on what they should do. Their instructions were: “Let’s be very careful and very specific in judging Gov. Bill Clinton, a leading Democratic presidential candidate in trouble with his past.”

In the second paragraph they absolve him of all responsibility as they explain Clinton’s “…problem stems from allegations in a sleazy super market tabloid that pays big money for its muck.”  

The have never explained the difference between “…a sleazy super market tabloid that pays big money for its muck.” and a so-called newspaper that charges “…money for its muck.”

Then if we fast forward to August 2003, The Telegraph is telling the people of middle Georgia that all that happened was: “Clinton lied about having an illicit sexual affair with a woman…” and   “There were insufficient Senate votes to convict him during an impeachment trial.”

Now if we advance to Oct. 31, 2011 when the Politico issued the clarion call that something needed to be done about the Republican Presidential Candidate Herman Cain, The Telegraph heard the call and rushed to respond.

From that point until such time as they deemed the hatchet job and character assassination complete, The Telegraph never hesitated, not for an instance.

In spite of the fact that the names of the individuals were known The Telegraph was one of the last to divulge this information. They never, not once informed the people of middle Georgia about the questionable background of the individuals making the “alleged accusations and charges”.  The Telegraph did their part charging forward until the hi-tech lynching was successful and the individual disappeared from the scene.  Never once, not the first time did they offer any definitive proof that Herman Cain was guilty of anything. We guess that is to be expected because not even The Telegraph can accomplish a hi-tech lynching of the innocent with the truth.

Like Monica of the “blue dress” era as you proceed with this dubious relationship, whatever happens you cannot say you were not aware of the possible problems, you might say you have been informed.

Above all you have to be able to follow orders. You have to be aware that The Telegraph’s Editorial Page Editor Charles E. Richardson has declared that: Eric Holder’s deceit and dishonesty, “Fast and Furious” the death of the federal agents and Obama’s declaration of “Executive Privilege” is “not news”: it is “all politics.”

The point is as The Telegraph’s President and Publisher informed us in an e-mail when we questioned why The Telegraph was not covering the news about Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Cal) and Charlie Rangel’s (D-NY) ethical problems. We were told: In regards to Rep. Rangel, George McCanless the President and Publisher of The Telegraph informed us that:

“He hasn’t been convicted of anything --- yet.” And “…I trust                           

 you get the message."

You have to remember The Telegraph only applies this type of

privilege to Democrats.

To be fair to The Telegraph as hard as that may be they did offer come coverage after the incident.

So we have to conclude the dishonesty and deceit of Obama and his justice department is off limits in middle Georgia.  

You have a nice day and we can assure you that you and Frontier Broadcast Holdings in the future will get the credit you deserve in your dealings with The Telegraph.

In the event you have any comments to make we will acknowledge them. We will hold this letter for a period of five days and if we do not hear from you we are going to make it available on the www – wide – wide – world of the internet.

In The Telegraph’s endorsement of Obama we are told: “When future historians explore the 2008 presidential elections at some future time after the glow of the moment has worn dim, they will find several history-making moments.”

We want something drifting around out there which may cause the “historians” to dig deeper than the scams found in the media about the era and cause them to note how it was twisted, distorted and the people  were deceived by a press with a complete disregard for journalistic integrity and morals. It should be noted that if the media had any integrity and morals you would not be reading this.

If you are wondering why you are receiving this by certified mail we want a record that it was delivered.

We are copying Richardson as he has been known to accuse people of going around behind his back, not signing things, etc. As for McCanless he says he doesn’t receive things or I don’t recall receiving it etc. With certified mail we at least know it was delivered.

You can reach us at: wetrack@windstream.net  or by mail at this return addressee.

     

The phone number is 1-478-304-8162.

We hope you enjoy you stay in the middle Georgia area.

Have a nice day. 

Wetrack